Victims of ‘Havana Syndrome’ to Receive Financial Relief

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Published: 11 June 2021

Victims of ‘Havana Syndrome’ to Receive Financial Relief.

American diplomats and foreign service officials anguishing from the “Havana Syndrome” will soon have broader financial resources available to them. The U.S. Senate passed on Monday the Helping American Victims Afflicted by Neurological Attacks Act, more commonly known as the Havana Act, with the rarity of a unanimous vote.

According to The New York Times, over one hundred and thirty federal personnel have been impacted while serving the United States in Cuba, China, and Russia. Additional potential cases exhibiting the same symptoms have been exhibited in parts of Western Europe, Asia, and even domestically. 

What is the ‘Havana Syndrome’? 

 

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Published: 10 June 2021

‘Dictatorships Only Respond to Pressure’: Interview with Cuban Activist Michael Lima.

Democratic Spaces is a freedom-supporting grass roots project based in Canada and directed by Michael Lima. The idea surged in social media. Its focus is providing awareness to Canadians of the realities of captive nations, particularly Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua. For the human rights activist, researcher, and director of the organization, who has lived exiled in Canada since the 1990’s, fighting the false perception of communist regimes among his adopted country’s citizens remains a challenge.

In this interview for El American, Lima emphasized the difficulties of challenging the false perceptions that many Canadians have of communist regimes, particularly, the case of Cuba. Canada never severed relations with the Cuban Marxist dictatorship and consistently has remained one of the Island’s most active trading partners among the Western democracies, as well as a key investment partner and source of tourist dollars for the regime. The current Canadian Prime Minister’s father, Pierre Trudeau, a former prime minister (1968-1979, 1980-1984) was a friend of Cuban dictator Fidel Castro and an avowed admirer.  

 

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Published: 08 June 2021

FauciGate: The China Virus Cover-up.

For thirty-seven years, Anthony Fauci has directed the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). Acting as the nation’s immunologist-in-chief, the most visible face of America’s response to COVID-19 has come under fire. The FOIA requests filed by Buzzfeed and The Washington Post to obtain access to Fauci’s emails have shed much light about theories long ago presented, yet muzzled by corporate media and Big Tech.

The China Virus Cover-up

Despite the dubious suspicions raised as to the motives that prompted a left-wing outlet (Buzzfeed) to seek and make public over 3,200 emails and an influential left-leaning publication (WaPo) to do the same with 900, given the role that these platforms played in accepting and fortifying the very narrative that Fauci’s electronic communications between January and June of 2020 from the former and March through April from the latter, now contradict is startling. 

 

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Published: 04 June 2021

The Most Important Lesson From the Tiananmen Square Massacre.

This June 4^th marks the 32^nd anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre. Pavel Stroilov, a Russian historian who had access to privileged Soviet files during the Mikhail Gorbachev era and managed to carry much of them with him into exile in the West, cites the former USSR’s intelligence data death figures for that brutal event at over 3,000 people.

That horrific event in the world’s largest square (Tiananmen) was the culmination of an epic popular movement demanding freedom and democratic self-rule where massive nationwide demonstrations were carried out in more than four hundred Chinese cities, lasting over a seven-week period.

The big “inciter” of the understandable claims made by the Chinese people in 1989 was the notion that economic liberalization equated (or should equate) the amplification of political and civil societal spaces. That was the same logical premise made, after all, by politicians and the business community of the world’s democracies, especially the United States. President Richard Nixon’s “engagement” policy was rationalized as having realpolitik advantages and laying the seeds for the communist in Peking to choose another path. Capitalism was still believed by many to possess a democracy-inducing contagion quality. Thus, when Deng Xiaoping began his sermons about the need to reformulate the economic model to meet “socialist needs” before the Eleventh Congress of the Chinese Communist party in 1978, many in the West misjudged the tenacity of a Marxist-Leninist state. 

 

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