cuba
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Cuban Dictator, Fidel Castro Dead at 90
Fidel Castro, the Cuban dictator since 1959. Â The former leader Fulgencio Batista, who fled the country on January 1st 1959. Â Castro had been sent to prison for his attack against the Batista government, but was released in 1955 and he was exiled to Mexico, where he met Che Guevara. Â He began to recruit and train…
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US commercial flight to Cuba took off as wave of repression hits Christians
When the International Christian Concern (ICC) learned that the first commercial flight in 50 years took off on August 31, 2016 from Fort Lauderdale, FL., the news come after recent reports of Cuba’s severe crackdown on Christian churches throughout the island. On August 16, Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW-UK) reported that the Cuban government has begun…
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United States Negotiating a Prisoner Swap Including Joanne Chesimard
Many of you may not even know the name.  Many years ago, she killed a NJ state trooper and was sent to prison.  Between 1973 and 1977, Chesimard was indicted on charges of murder, attempted murder, armed robbery, bank robbery, and kidnapping.  In 1977 she was convicted in the shooting of a NJ state trooper and…
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Panama Claims It Has Confiscated 900 Pounds of Cocaine Trafficked by Castro
Panamanian police have raided a Cuban ship headed for Belgium.  In the cargo hold, they found 900 pounds of cocaine they believe was shipped by Castro himself.  The incident has prompted a member of the House from Florida to accuse the Castro government with smuggling of drugs. Rep Maria Diaz-Balart (R) Fl said: “The Castro…
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Obama Shows His True Communist, Marxist Leanings In Cuba
It just couldn’t be more clear that the O’Bummer-In-Chief wants to be aligned with fascist, communists dictators. On his trip to Cuba, the first by a an American President since 1928, he intentionally directs the press and photographers in front of a sculpture of Che! During his presidential visit to Cuba, President Obama posed for photographers…
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[WATCH] US Navy nurse facing expulsion and losing career after refusing to force feed Gitmo detainees
A Navy nurse who refused to force feed hunger-striking Guantanamo detainees over the summer, once threatened with court-martial, could now lose his career. The nurse, a Navy lieutenant who has never been publicly identified, refused to force feed hunger strikers shortly before July 4 at Cuba’s Guantanamo Bay prison complex. The decision reportedly followed months…
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The US is now in great fascist company, historically speaking