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Published: 04 August 2021

Biden is Ignoring Cuba’s Liberation Opportunity.

There is a big difference between a state-directed foreign relations policy and political pandering. The Truman Doctrine was the established American foreign policy that sought to contain the advancement of Soviet communism. It ran, approximately, from the end of World War II until 1981. It was replaced with the more aggressive policy of rolling back communism. The Berlin Wall did not just “fall.” It was torn down by the Reagan Doctrine.

There is an ongoing war of liberation going on right now, thirty minutes from the Florida coast. Biden is ignoring a golden opportunity to help liberate Cuba.

The Soviet Union’s collapse, an endgame of America’s socialism reversal Cold War strategy, brought about communism’s mutation. Three reformulated Marxist-Leninist models ensued following 1989. Asian communism, the Leninist state with a hybrid economy such as the “China model”, is what has prevailed in China, Vietnam, and Laos. North Korea, existing as a full-fledged China dependency, has had the luxury of maintaining its stalwart Stalinist prototype. In functional democracies, cultural Marxism — following the Gramscian-Frankfurt School amalgam of cultural hegemony and Critical Theory variants — was the tool that replaced the Comintern. 

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Published: 29 July 2021

Why Are Cuban Generals Suddenly Dying?

Communist Cuba has made an art out of producing strange medical ailments and mysterious deaths. These are but more “achievements” of the socialist revolution.

The Havana Syndrome, an incapacitating, permanent ailment that has left dozens of American diplomats and their families deaf and handicapped for life — because of a suspected espionage attempt to steal information from electronic devices from a distance — is now joined by a mysterious string of deaths of high-ranking military and state security officers since the July 11^th Cuban Uprising began. Why are Cuban generals dying?

Agustín Peña Porres, Manuel Eduardo Lastres Pacheco, Marcelo Verdecia Perdomo, Rubén Martínez Puente, and Armando Choy Rodriguez are the names of the top generals from the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR) and the Ministry of the Interior (MININT: state security) who have died within an eight-day period following the mass popular anti-regime protests and the ensuing barbaric crackdown. 

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Published: 29 July 2021

‘Slavery Never Defined the Condition of Black Americans’: Interview with Robert Woodson.

Slavery never defined the condition of black Americans.” This was one of the first affirmations made by Robert Woodson in this magnificent interview for El American. A veteran of the civil rights movement, lecturer, author and founding director of the Woodson Center and the “1776 Unites” initiative, Woodson has been on a mission to rescue and redeem the rich tradition of blacks in the United States. The left has made this an uphill battle for him and other conservative black Americans.

Recognizing the systemic danger and perverse nature of Marxist Critical Race Theory and The New York Times’ “1619 Project”, Woodson concretely establishes that 1776 is America’s true birth year.

This was the underlying premise of gathering over twenty-five black American scholars in the “1776 Unites” to establish that, as he called it, America’s “birth defect of slavery”, did not condemn blacks to failure. Totally the contrary. “When whites were at their worst,” contends Woodson, “blacks were at their best”. This statement is supported by extensive empirical evidence that demonstrates that black history between 1865 and 1965 enjoyed a rich tradition of achievements, precisely in the face of discrimination. 

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Published: 25 July 2021

5 Things the United States Must Know About the Cuban Uprising.

The Cuban people’s rise against the sixty-two-year-old communist dictatorship is epic and without precedent. Hundreds have disappeared. Some have already been handed down severe prison sentences in truly socialist kangaroo courts. Crimes against humanity, an established international legal standard and categorization, are being blatantly committed as part of the Castro regime’s brutal crackdown. America, a country synonymous with universal values, is historically entangled with Cuba and separated by 90 miles of water. Here are five things the United States must know about the Cuban Uprising and Cuba.

1- Cuba does not have a remittance problem.

Cuba does not have a remittance problem. Cuban communism, on the other hand, does have a remittance problem. It needs the 74% it pockets from every dollar sent. Cuba’s problem is the absence of freedom. This is the reason thousands of unarmed, unmasked, Cubans took to the streets on July 11^th across nearly fifty localities across the Island, demanding their natural right to be free. By telling the tyrants in power, in public spaces and without reservation “Down with Communism,” “Down with the Dictatorship,” “Freedom,” they knew full well that the price would be atrocious. The Cuban Uprising that began that Sunday, is the continuation of a long liberation struggle that, while varying in tactical methodology, began on January 1^st, 1959. 

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