Cuba 69 Years After Moncada Barracks

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Published: 24 July 2022

Cuba 69 Years After Moncada Barracks.

CASTRO-COMMUNISM’S signature celebration is, ironically, a failed, poorly planned and worse executed attack on Cuba’s second-largest military garrison. It was a total failure. Perhaps this fiasco is truly the best personification of the regime it produced. The botched and barbaric July 26, 1953, attack on the Moncada Barracks, which Fidel Castro directed yet mysteriously managed to avoid capture, is sixty-nine this year. Cuba under the tyrannical system that showcases this unsuccessful coup as its moral starting point is falling apart and, paradoxically, is host to the continent’s socialist offensive.

Penury

Cuba was impressively advanced measured by world socioeconomic indexes and standards, when the USSR-backed Castro brothers eliminated the democratic elements of the anti-Batista movement and consolidated power in 1959. It was all downhill from there. Today, communist Cuba is immersed in penury and competing to be the continent’s most miserable place to live. Dengue fever, mostly a pre-twentieth-century ailment, has found, again, fertile ground on the island. Blackouts are commonplace. Even though Havana controls Venezuelan oil production and distribution, Cubans, except for the Politburo elite-connected, re living without electricity for long hours in many parts of the country.

 

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Published: 17 July 2022

The Pope’s Relationship with Cuba’s Dictator Is a Disgrace to Christianity.

It is morally reprehensible for anyone, especially the titled head of the world’s largest Christian church, to consider a vile tyrant and the system he helped build, a “friend”.

JORGE MARIO BERGOGLIO, the Bishop of Rome who adopted the papal name of “Francis”, continues to publicly demonstrate that he is closer to Marx than to Christ. This time, similar to other occasions, it is showcased with Cuba. This past Monday marked the first-year anniversary of the 11th of July Cuban Uprising^th. On that momentous occasion, hundreds of thousands of Cubans protested for basic natural rights and demanded the end of communist tyranny. The actions of those two days of mass demonstrations throughout the island were met with the customary sadistic exercise of state terrorism by the ruling Marxist-Leninist dictatorship. Pope Francis adamantly stepped forward, again, and served as a premier apologist for the criminal Castro regime, illegitimately in power since 1959.

Univision’s María Antonieta Collins and Valentina Alazraki interviewed the Supreme Pontiff that very day. They requested from the Pope a message to the Cuban people. The obvious relevance of the reporter’s solicitation was the ensuing barbaric crackdown carried out by Castro-Communism in the aftermath of 11J, a tragedy that is still in motion. Moreover, the overarching fact that the same regime has held absolute power for over 63 years was important.

 

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Published: 09 July 2022

Important Lessons From the Cuban Uprising of July 11, One Year Later.

Cuba's liberation war continues. 11J was a fundamental step on the road to victory.

THIS MONDAY marks the one-year anniversary of the July 11 Cuban Uprising (11J). Throughout the island, in over 72 localities, hundreds of thousands of everyday Cubans took to the streets to demand freedom and an end to communist rule. Over 1,235 people, according to Prisoners Defenders, are languishing in jail for political reasons. Most of them are young and without any previous activism against the government or history in dissident movements. What does this seminal event tell us a year later?

The Cuban people have a democratic consciousness

The fact that on that epic Sunday the chants of the massive demonstrations were calls for systemic change, tells us a lot. Urgency for respect for natural and basic human rights was the norm in all the protests. A democratic transition, following an orderly process of liberation, was the common denominator. Claims for food, toiletries, and other essential items, as limited as they are in Castro’s Cuba, were not grieved for. The fact that this immense, peaceful civic uprising was unrehearsed, drives home the point of a developed culture of liberty among Cubans. 

 

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Published: 03 July 2022

The Principles of America’s Independence.

Recent Supreme Court decisions safeguarding election integrity, Second Amendment rights, strict constitutional adherence are good signs.

As America celebrates its two hundred and forty-six independence anniversary, it is important to know what it is that has made this country great. This forces us to reflect on her underlying tenets. They must be understood and serve as guideposts. Modern Marxism, in addition to its recognizable faces of identity politics, woke subversion, and Critical Theory dogmas, is undermining the American Republic. If the U.S. is to remain great, a shining “City on a Hill”, these principled tenets are worth keeping in mind.

America Is a Christian Nation

America was founded strong bonded to Jerusalem. Christianity permeated the U.S. since its embryonic stage. This is an irrefutable fact. One cannot talk about the nation’s founding and its ideological sustenance, without acknowledging its Biblical base. Formed with Judeo-Christian values and consecrated within the parameters of the multidenominational exercise of the Christian faith, diverse routes to find God were all carried out within the greater temple of Christianity. This worldview defined ways to order government and society in a manner most suitable to notions of self-government.

 

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