Cuba
The unelected communist dictatorship of Cuba
runs
- like
North Korea
and
the Soviet bloc behind the Berlin Wall
- a prison state whose citizens are forbidden
to leave the country.
The communist dictatorship
denies free speech,
political opposition, and
freedom of religion.
It has wrecked Cuba's economy,
and has killed
70,000 people so far,
by executions, camps,
and the deaths of refugees (boat people) trying to escape.
Communism has been a failure and it is time for Cuba to abandon it
and adopt
democracy, free speech,
free enterprise
and freedom of religion.
The resting place of evil.
The
tomb
of
Che Guevara, Santa Clara, Cuba.
From
here.
How Castro's revolution failed Cuba:
The black line shows the stagnation of the GDP per capita of Cuba
since the Cuban Revolution of 1959.
GDP per capita was
(1990 $) 2,067 in 1959,
and
(1990 $) 1,926 in 1995.
That is,
Cuba was even poorer in 1995 than it was in 1959.
The blue line shows the growth of the world's average GDP per capita over that time
(not even the best countries in the world, just the whole world).
Stats from Angus Maddison.
From
The Real Cuba.
Elian Gonzalez
His mother died in 1999 fleeing to freedom in America.
In 2000 the Clinton administration sent him back to Cuba.
- Elian Gonzalez.
- therealcuba.com
- Michael Moore's sick letter to Elian Gonzalez:
- American leftist
Michael Moore
wrote a
sick letter to Elian Gonzalez,
31 Mar 2000,
mocking the fact that his mother died trying to reach freedom,
like millions of others who have fled communism
over the past century.
- Moore has removed it from his website,
so there is a copy here.
And search.
- The unfeeling, malevolent clown
mocks the idea that Elian's mother
wanted to live in freedom:
"You are being told that your mother died trying to bring you to freedom.
I am so sorry to have to tell you, that's not true.
...
The truth is your mother and her boyfriend snatched you and put you on that death boat
because they simply wanted to make more money.
...
your mother placed you in a situation where you were certain to die on the open seas (as most of the rest did) and that is unconscionable. It was the ultimate form of child abuse".
-
It's not often that one gets to see
a smug, well-fed
multi-millionaire
make fun of a desperate poor person.
-
Still Useful, and Idiotic,
John Derbyshire, May 1, 2000,
on Michael Moore.
He points out that Moore is fool enough to believe
Cuban government statistics
on literacy and infant mortality.
2010:
Back in Cuba,
the brainwashed
Elian Gonzalez has become a young communist.
How sad.
He has been taught to support the system that killed his mother.
Human rights
Writing
- FrontPage articles
- Cox and Forkum cartoon
on western idiots like Jimmy Carter,
who are surprised when Castro executes dissidents.
- Blogs
- 1984
and
Animal Farm
are banned by the cowards that run Cuba.
-
Against All Hope:
A Memoir of Life in
Castro's Gulag
by Armando Valladares
-
Why Havana Had to Die
by Theodore Dalrymple.
- "Fidel Castro is no
eighteenth-century English gentleman, and Havana is not his private estate
....
The ruins of Havana that he has brought into being are, in fact, the habitation of over 1
million people, whose collective will, these ruins attest, is not equal in power to the will of one man."
-
Scepticism about Cuba's health and education systems,
which are supposed to be good,
according to the lying communist dictatorship.
Also here
and here.
Good quote by David Carr:
"Who, in their right minds, would want to risk being eaten by sharks
in order to get away from first-class health-care
and education?"
The left's support for tyranny in Cuba
Newspaper headline:
"The Old Bastard Just Will Not Die"
Photoshop
by David A. Lunde
of
this image.
(He has also added a
Ned Lamont
ad
and a Democratic Party
logo.)
- Hope at last for Cuba:
An ill Castro cedes power to his brother
Raul Castro, July 2006.
- The US
(see statement)
says freedom is coming soon:
"The United States is actively monitoring the situation in Cuba
following the announcement of a transfer of power.
At this time of uncertainty in Cuba, one thing is clear:
The United States is absolutely committed to supporting the Cuban people's aspirations
for democracy and freedom.
We have repeatedly said that the Cuban people deserve to live in freedom.
...
We will support you in your effort to build a transitional government in Cuba committed to democracy,
and we will take note of those, in the current Cuban regime, who obstruct your desire for a free Cuba.
In the event of a transition in the Cuban government,
we stand ready to provide humanitarian assistance as needed to help the Cuban people.
It has long been the hope of the United States to have
a free, independent, and democratic Cuba as a close friend and neighbor."
The Cuban Memorial,
a temporary memorial at Tamiami Park, Miami,
to the victims of the communist regime.
A permanent memorial is now to be built.
Photo by
Alexander Barreto 2005.
See
terms of use.
"If the [nuclear] missiles had remained we would have used them against the very heart of the United States,
including New York.
We must never establish peaceful coexistence.
We must walk the path of victory even if it costs millions of atomic victims!"
-
Che Guevara, 1962,
on the Cuban missile crisis.
He wanted the Soviets to launch their nuclear missiles
at U.S. cities.
"So long as there is a single rock in all the world's oceans without socialism,
there will be boat people."
- Jean-Francois Revel
sums up Cuba
(and Vietnam,
and North Korea, East Berlin, and all the other socialist hellholes).
Return to The unfree world.
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This poster by the (ironically) left-wing press freedom group
Reporters Sans Frontieres
is
banned in France.
This website, however, is
in the United States.
French law does not apply.
And American law protects political satire.
The poster says:
"Welcome to Cuba: The biggest prison in the world for journalists".
Search for more copies
here
and here
and here
and here.
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Since 1995.
