Tiananmen Square Massacre: Why it Matters

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Published: 05 June 2022

Tiananmen Square Massacre: Why it Matters.

The seven weeks of mass demonstrations, which tested the elasticity of the “Chinese model” in the popular call for freedom and democracy in China, ended in a butchery.

Castro-Communism continues with its sham trials. Cubans that took part, or are accused of taking part, in the 11th of July Popular Uprising (11J) have been showcased through the dictatorship’s kangaroo courts. The massive 11J protests, where hundreds of thousands of Cubans, in a spontaneous fashion, broke their silence and publicly demanded freedom and an end to Marxist-Leninist rule in over 72 localities across Cuba, continue to haunt the island’s rulers. The Castro regime has, throughout the years, employed various tools to exert pressure and procure concessions from the United States. Immigration has been one mode. The Cuban political prison system has been another.

This year marks the 33^rd anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre. It is important to highlight, not just it’s significance as a tragic historical event, but understand that the results drawn from that seminal Sunday in 1989, still impact us today. Ironically, in Poland that same day, the first round of semi-free elections gave Solidarity, the Polish opposition movement, its first legislative victory. This event ignited a series of anti-communist demonstrations that contributed to its liberation and the fall of Soviet communism. Meanwhile, in China, the heinous acts committed by its ruling communist regime in the world’s largest square, consolidated the infamous “China model” and arguably the world’s most perfect dictatorship. 

 

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Published: 01 June 2022

The Use of the Cuban Political Prison System by Castroism.

Cuba’s political prison system has always had a revolving door. Some leave and others enter. Castillo and Otero Alcántara will, undoubtedly, be among those bargained for.

Castro-Communism continues with its sham trials. Cubans that took part, or are accused of taking part, in the 11th of July Popular Uprising (11J) have been showcased through the dictatorship’s kangaroo courts. The massive 11J protests, where hundreds of thousands of Cubans, in a spontaneous fashion, broke their silence and publicly demanded freedom and an end to Marxist-Leninist rule in over 72 localities across Cuba, continue to haunt the island’s rulers. The Castro regime has, throughout the years, employed various tools to exert pressure and procure concessions from the United States. Immigration has been one mode. The Cuban political prison system has been another.

Maykel Castillo, a Cuban rapper also known as Osorbo, and Luís Manuel Otero Alcántara, a performance visual artist, are currently the communist dictatorship’s most prized political prisoners. On Monday, May 30, ten months after being arrested for partaking in 11J, their cases were “heard.” Castillo is facing a ten-year sentence and Otero Alcántara, seven years. The rapper and songwriter (Castillo), as well as the visual artist (Otero Alcántara) have acquired international notoriety. This causes a panic attack within the Castro regime. It also raises their stock as negotiation pieces, according to Castro-Communism. 

 

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Published: 29 May 2022

Memorial Day, the Nixon Doctrine and Ukraine.

The brave Ukrainian nation has proved that the Nixon Doctrine, which Reagan strengthened and proved feasible, can work in the 21st century.

Memorial Day honors American fallen soldiers who died in war. It was formerly known as Decoration Day, as it was a marked occasion to visit the war dead’s graves and decorate them with flags and other patriotic ornaments. Whether one accepts it or not, Providence has anointed America with certain qualities and tasks. It’s role in the modern world cannot be overlooked or denied. The U.S. is the bulwark of Western civilization and values.   

The two world wars bore a cost of over 522,000 American lives. This price tag for freedom is never cheap. American soldiers have paid it time and time again. The post-World War II order greatly advantaged Soviet expansionism. The Truman Doctrine, a foreign policy course designed to contain communist imperialism, was the established U.S. norm for 34 years (1947-1981).  Korea, Western Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia were all conflict theaters where this defensive blueprint was implemented.

 

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Published: 26 May 2022

Truths and Lies Behind School Mass Shootings.

Gun control is not, obviously, the culprit variable. What are the reasons then for school mass shootings?.

Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, was the site of a tragic mass shooting on May 24. The killing spree perpetrated by Salvador Ramos, a disturbed 18-year-old, cast a toll of 21 mortal victims, 19 of them children, and 17 wounded. As is the case whenever there is an incident of this type, the Left singularly focuses on only one thing: exploiting a nation’s anguish and emotionally inciting society to attempt to disarm America. The facts, however, do not support leftism’s hypothesis.

President Joe Biden, as well as the Democratic Party guru-in-chief, Barack Obama, immediately went on the offensive. Biden, in a typically partisan, highly theatrical speech, said, “It’s time to turn this pain into action for every parent, for every citizen of this country.” The president added, “It’s time for those who obstruct or delay or block common-sense gun laws – we need to let you know that we will not forget.” Essentially, Biden is blaming the Second Amendment, guns, and Republicans for the actions of a deranged social outcast.

 

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