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Published: 28 August 2022

Today’s FBI Is A Threat To American Democracy.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is the national police force of the U.S. serving in federal law enforcement, involving intelligence and counterintelligence functions. Additionally, although its main function is domestic, the FBI also has overseas operations through embassies and other diplomatic representations. If Theodore Roosevelt, who authorized the development of the institution (originally called the Bureau of Investigation) in 1908, would see what it has become, he would, highly likely, demolish it. Teddy’s reasoning would, logically be, that today’s FBI is an existential threat to American democracy.

What is akin to the admission heard around the world, Facebook’s founder, Mark Zuckerberg, revealed to podcaster, Joe Rogan, that the Hunter Biden laptop story was suppressed at the FBI’s urging. This occurred barely weeks before the 2020 presidential election. Nearly two hours into the three-hour conversation on the “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast on August 25, Zuckerberg exposed this dangerous ploy by the nation’s premier law enforcement authority that ultimately benefitted the Democratic candidate and now president. The social media tycoon stated that he took the FBI’s warning about being “vigilant” serious. When asked by Rogan as to the degree of censorship that Facebook exercised, Zuckerberg affirmed it was “meaningful”.

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Published: 27 August 2022

‘In Exile, The More You Try To Forget, The More You Remember’: Cuban Writer Zoé Valdés

AUTHOR JULIO M. SHILING  AND TOMÁS LUGO

AS PART OF OUR series of short interviews, our contributor Julio M. Shiling talked with award-winning Cuban writer, poet, screenwriter, columnist and staunch defender of freedom Zoé Valdés about her career as an author and her history of struggle against the Castro brothers’ communist regime.

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Published: 21 August 2022

Castroism’s Money Laundering Hotels.

Cuban communism has been consistent in many things. Among the uniformities have been the prioritization of doing anything and everything needed to remain, non-democratically, in power. True to its apocalyptic tyrannical nature, praxis has always been tailored to accommodate survivorship interests. This includes sidestepping the respect of basic natural and human rights, as well as not implementing rational economic courses to move Cuba away from destitution. Two other fundamental factors have characterized the Castro regime’s rule: (1) a dependency on foreign benefaction arrangements, and (2) partaking in morally reprehensible (and illegal) activities searching for hard currency.

A parasitically reliance on Soviet subsidies, complicit foreign investors, Western banks, Venezuelan oil, and remittances have been some of the schemes which have provided Castro-Communism with cash for its extravagant regime-sustenance expenditures. Among the abominable activities that the Marxist dictatorship has engaged in is the pillaging of Cuban national wealth, international neo-slavery work agreements, data and information sales from espionage, and drug trafficking. These disgraceful undertakings provide massive sums of money which needs to be made “legal”. In other words, the sixty-three-year-old Cuban dictatorship has serious money laundering problems.

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Published: 14 August 2022

The U.S. Is Partly Free: Here’s Why.

The U.S. is a partly free country. There is no longer government in power, but a regime. In America today, one is free as long as you do not cross ideological parameters that the ruling elite has established. This Orwellian description is not surreal or a conspiracy theory. It is based on facts, which are drawn from seminal characteristics of non-democratic regimes to arrive at its conclusion. Here is the evidence. 

What exactly does America’s woke regime consist of?

The premier dream of the Bolsheviks was to take the communist revolution to America. Fleeing Nazi Germany, the Frankfurt School’s exile in the U.S. gave the German Marxists access to American key educational and cultural institutions. The pilgrimage from classical, economic-based Marxism to the critical, culturally dominant transition of Marx and Engels’s political religion was decades in the making. The fall of Soviet communism made it the only official game in town to attain power in democratic societies. 

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