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How Teaching About the Horrors of Communism Made Its Way into Florida Schools: Benjamin De Yurre.

AUTHOR JULIO M. SHILING  AND TOMÁS LUGO

As part of our series of short interviews, contributorJulio M. Shiling sat down for a conversation with journalist, economist, and political analyst Benjamin De Yurre, president of Teaching Anti-Communism in America (TACA), an organization dedicated to introducing the teaching of the horrors of communism into the public education curriculum in the US.

Led by De Yurre, TACA produced the anti-communist curriculum for Florida’s public education authorities and signed it into law by its governor, Republican Ron DeSantis.

Born in Cuba and raised in Venezuela, De Yurre knows very well the effects that communism has on society. He says his initiative was born “by chance” at a meeting of people of multiple nationalities in Miami, including Cubans, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans. While addressing about a hundred people at that meeting, the economist thought of creating a subject to teach the horrors of communism to the next generations.

 

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Is Biden Setting The Stage For A Postmodern Civil War?.

IN CLASSICAL Bolshevik fashion (although the current U.S. president looked more like Hitler than Lenin), Joe Biden stood before a gothic red wall and told half the country on Thursday that the other half is a “threat” to American democracy. Like any good autocrat, he let his comrades, the masses, and the opposition know that “we are not powerless in the face of these threats.” The gothic red wall backdrop gave a genuine sentiment of a Marxist revolutionary call to arms. The American Republic is under siege by the Biden-Obama regime now in power. The Philadelphia speech is another clear signal.

Dubbed the “Soul of the Nation” address by the White House and echoed by the corporate media, it was nothing less than a dark, liberticidal, hate speech, filled with barefaced lies. It emulated those pronounced by Castro, Chávez, Perón, and Mussolini. The authoritarian power grab by the Biden-Obama regime is going into full throttle mode. They know the clock is ticking. Biden’s ascension into the presidency, the result of a questionable election that contained great irregularities in key states where it mattered most, was the launching of Obama’s third presidential term. In other words, it was the continuation of America’s first postmodern federal chief executive.

 

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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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‘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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