I’ve been saying it for a decade:

The Jєωs have bled the communist countries dry.

Now their sites are fixed on the West in general, and America in particular:

It’s our time to bleed.

Our Lady told us Russia would spread its errors.

The fake uprisings in Russia, Germany, ƈhıną, and Cuba were all merely pretexts to transition those economies to godless capitalism, while America and the West are being transitioned in the opposite direction.

Anyone who’s read Belloc’s “The Servile State” understands the game that is being played, on a worldwide stage, slowly, incrementally (to minimize detection and backlash).

So I had to chuckle today, while listening to government radio (ie., the former Rush Limbaugh show) talk about the uprising in Cuba and how those poor beleaguered people have had to endure a police state (perfectly true!), and therefore they deserve American style freedom and liberty.

Umm, excuse me, government radio shills, but our own “president” is using door to door jackboots to intimidate Americans into taking experimental therapies (“vax”) for a virus with a 99.97% survival rate.

And you have the effrontery -having just watched a stօʟɛn ɛʟɛctιօn on live tv- to say we are free, but they are a police state?

Sorry, but free societies do not tolerate their governments spying on them (ραƚɾισt Act), work to grab guns, mandate experimental therapies like Dr. Mengele, or collect databases on their citizens.

America is just under a different kind of police state (capitalism) than Cuba (ƈσmmυɳιsm), but that is changing today.

PS: Is the wall to keep illegals out, or the inmates in?

Protests take place across Cuba as the country faces shortages of COVID-19 vaccines and basic necessities

Thousands of Cubans took to the streets in Havana and in other cities to demand vaccines and food on Sunday as the country faces a period of economic crisis brought on by the global COVID-19 pandemic. People criticized President Miguel Díaz-Canel, saying "down with the dictatorship," according to the Miami Herald. In a speech addressing the country, Díaz-Canel blamed the United States for the unrest, according to Reuters.
Video via @Quicktake

https://twitter.com/i/events/1414337056361246721


We're supposed to believe that the Cubans are marching in the streets demanding jabs?

PS: Is the wall to keep illegals out, or the inmates in?

Interestingly, it can do both!