Long history of foolish Democrat praise for brutal fascist Marxist Cuban dictators and the grievous communist oppression of its citizens

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Flashback: Democrat Praise for Cuba's Communist Regime (townhall.com) 7-13-21

Flashback: Democrat Praise for Cuba's Communist Regime
Bernie Sanders, for one, has praised the 'glories of Cuban communism for decades. Here is what really going on in Cuba, contrary to Bernie's lies or misconceptions:

https://www.theepochtimes.com/article/in-communist-cuba-elderly-left-to-struggle-on-10-pensions-5705536?utm_source=Morningbrief&src_src=Morningbrief&utm_campaign=mb-2024-08-23&src_cmp=mb-2024-08-23&utm_medium=email&est=AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAbOM5fhYBxMTc%2BOJcnmJUCr12hUABKjvJcJn9EC5eyNpd0KDSPsY%3D 8-23-24

In Communist Cuba, Elderly Left to Struggle on $10 Pensions
After more than 60 years of communism, Cuba’s population is suffering with a broken health care system, plummeting birth rates, and economic collapse.


August 22, 2024Updated:August 23, 2024

Cubans continue to flee a worsening economy in record numbers while the elderly have been left behind, fighting to survive on the communist regime’s $10 monthly pension and a critical lack of basic supplies.
Food, power, medical equipment, and pharmaceutical shortages have ignited persistent protests this year and driven Cuba’s ongoing exodus of working-age adults.

The result has been nothing short of devastating for the country’s retirees.

“It’s a nightmare in every direction. This is an SOS. Cuba is about to collapse in a fatal way,” said Ramon Saul Sanchez, a long-time anti-Cuban regime activist and president of the Democracy Movement in Miami.

“People can’t really imagine, especially from outside, making elderly people live in such inhumane conditions,” Sanchez told The Epoch Times.

“Because of the deterioration of the economy and the lack of interest of the Cuban regime, they aren’t helping those who need it,” he said. “Retirement pension maybe allows you to buy a dozen eggs a month. That’s it.”

Presidential Palace, Cuba:

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Presidential Palace, Martha's Vineyard:
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Homeless Camps, LA:

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weird, you claim "democrats praise brutal dictators" and you only name one person and dont even quote him praising brutal dictators. lol.
typical stupid post by you.
you must enjoy looking stupid
 
mark francis said:
Flashback: Democrat Praise for Cuba's Communist Regime (townhall.com) 7-13-21

Flashback: Democrat Praise for Cuba's Communist Regime
Bernie Sanders, for one, has praised the 'glories of Cuban communism for decades. Here is what really going on in Cuba, contrary to Bernie's lies or misconceptions:

https://www.theepochtimes.com/article/in-communist-cuba-elderly-left-to-struggle-on-10-pensions-5705536?utm_source=Morningbrief&src_src=Morningbrief&utm_campaign=mb-2024-08-23&src_cmp=mb-2024-08-23&utm_medium=email&est=AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAbOM5fhYBxMTc%2BOJcnmJUCr12hUABKjvJcJn9EC5eyNpd0KDSPsY%3D 8-23-24

In Communist Cuba, Elderly Left to Struggle on $10 Pensions
After more than 60 years of communism, Cuba’s population is suffering with a broken health care system, plummeting birth rates, and economic collapse.


August 22, 2024Updated:August 23, 2024

Cubans continue to flee a worsening economy in record numbers while the elderly have been left behind, fighting to survive on the communist regime’s $10 monthly pension and a critical lack of basic supplies.
Food, power, medical equipment, and pharmaceutical shortages have ignited persistent protests this year and driven Cuba’s ongoing exodus of working-age adults.

The result has been nothing short of devastating for the country’s retirees.

“It’s a nightmare in every direction. This is an SOS. Cuba is about to collapse in a fatal way,” said Ramon Saul Sanchez, a long-time anti-Cuban regime activist and president of the Democracy Movement in Miami.

“People can’t really imagine, especially from outside, making elderly people live in such inhumane conditions,” Sanchez told The Epoch Times.

“Because of the deterioration of the economy and the lack of interest of the Cuban regime, they aren’t helping those who need it,” he said. “Retirement pension maybe allows you to buy a dozen eggs a month. That’s it.”

Presidential Palace, Cuba:

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Presidential Palace, Martha's Vineyard:
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Homeless Camps, LA:

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I think the focus should be on trump cuddling up to any dictator he can find.

You're references are long gone. Same old shit.
 
pjmret said:
weird, you claim "democrats praise brutal dictators" and you only name one person and dont even quote him praising brutal dictators. lol.
typical stupid post by you.
you must enjoy looking stupid
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You clearly failed to read the article.
 
Batista was the last Cuban president to live in the Palacio Nacional. It's a museum today.
No one in the Democratic Party has said anything complimentary about the present Diaz Canel government.
 
mark francis said:
You clearly failed to read the article.
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i clearly read your post which you posted which didn't prove anything of what you claimed.

are you saying you were too stupid to actually post proof of your claim?
well, actually you clearly are stupid :)
 
Gabriel_Bell said:
Batista was the last Cuban president to live in the Palacio Nacional. It's a museum today.
No one in the Democratic Party has said anything complimentary about the present Diaz Canel government.
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Dummass democrats blame America for Cuba's failed state, not Marxism. Why? Because dummass democrats are stupid.

AOC's Cuba tweet draws fiery response from Florida Dem - POLITICO 7-15-21

AOC’s Cuba tweet draws fiery response from Florida Dem

“We also must name the U.S contribution to Cuban suffering: our sixty-year-old embargo,” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin

By Jonathan Custodio

07/15/2021 11:06 PM EDT

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Thursday ran into opposition from a prominent Florida Democrat after she called for the U.S. to end its embargo on Cuba, underlining divisions within the party on how to respond to the communist country’s recent upheaval.

“We also must name the U.S contribution to Cuban suffering: our sixty-year-old embargo,” Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) tweeted. “I outright reject the Biden administration’s defense of the embargo. It is never acceptable for us to use cruelty as a point of leverage against every day people.”

Former Florida congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell publicly chastised the New York congresswoman’s position on Twitter, pointing to “failed policies of a communist regime that has violated human rights, imprisoned & killed dissidents.”

“This is a matter of national security. The US must act,” Mucarsel-Powell tweeted.

The starkly differing positions exemplify a split between progressive and moderate Democrats on the Cuban embargo. Ocasio-Cortez has risen to prominence in the House as part of a progressive coalition. Mucarsel-Powell, who has been advising House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Cuba policy, was ousted from her heavily Latino South Florida district in 2020,when Hispanic voters broke hard for Republicans as they pounded Democrats for being socialists. While Miami Democrats ran from the term, Ocasio-Cortez has aligned with Democratic socialists.

Cubans took to the streets in historic protests and demonstrations against the six-decade-old regime this past week, leading to hundreds of arrests.

President Joe Biden’s administration has been slow to react to the unrest despite urgent calls for action from both sides of the aisle.

Meanwhile, Florida Democrats see an opportunity for Biden to help bring democracy to Cuba and, as a result, attract the Hispanic voters who fled the party in the November election.

Biden on Thursday called Cuba a “failed state” in his sharpest recent comments on the island situated just 90 miles from Floridian shores.
I searched everywhere for El Presidente's house but I am now convinced he no longer lives at the same level as most of his impoverished citizens. Ain't communism great?

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mark francis said:
Dummass democrats blame America for Cuba's failed state, not Marxism. Why? Because dummass democrats are stupid.

AOC's Cuba tweet draws fiery response from Florida Dem - POLITICO 7-15-21

AOC’s Cuba tweet draws fiery response from Florida Dem

“We also must name the U.S contribution to Cuban suffering: our sixty-year-old embargo,” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin

By Jonathan Custodio

07/15/2021 11:06 PM EDT

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Thursday ran into opposition from a prominent Florida Democrat after she called for the U.S. to end its embargo on Cuba, underlining divisions within the party on how to respond to the communist country’s recent upheaval.

“We also must name the U.S contribution to Cuban suffering: our sixty-year-old embargo,” Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) tweeted. “I outright reject the Biden administration’s defense of the embargo. It is never acceptable for us to use cruelty as a point of leverage against every day people.”

Former Florida congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell publicly chastised the New York congresswoman’s position on Twitter, pointing to “failed policies of a communist regime that has violated human rights, imprisoned & killed dissidents.”

“This is a matter of national security. The US must act,” Mucarsel-Powell tweeted.

The starkly differing positions exemplify a split between progressive and moderate Democrats on the Cuban embargo. Ocasio-Cortez has risen to prominence in the House as part of a progressive coalition. Mucarsel-Powell, who has been advising House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Cuba policy, was ousted from her heavily Latino South Florida district in 2020,when Hispanic voters broke hard for Republicans as they pounded Democrats for being socialists. While Miami Democrats ran from the term, Ocasio-Cortez has aligned with Democratic socialists.

Cubans took to the streets in historic protests and demonstrations against the six-decade-old regime this past week, leading to hundreds of arrests.

President Joe Biden’s administration has been slow to react to the unrest despite urgent calls for action from both sides of the aisle.

Meanwhile, Florida Democrats see an opportunity for Biden to help bring democracy to Cuba and, as a result, attract the Hispanic voters who fled the party in the November election.

Biden on Thursday called Cuba a “failed state” in his sharpest recent comments on the island situated just 90 miles from Floridian shores.
I searched everywhere for El Presidente's house but I am now convinced he no longer lives at the same level as most of his impoverished citizens. Ain't communism great?

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God you are a cowardly moooron brunn8ng away from my post lol
 
The fact is that no one in the US thinks that Cuba is being well run at the present time.
It is obvious that the embargo has made life somewhat more difficult for the people of Cuba, but the incompetence of the Ciaz Caneda government is a much greater cause.

Communism with Chinese characteristics has not prevented the People's Republic of China from its economy being smaller than Italy's in the late 1970's to being the second greatest economy in the world. This is largely because the PRC employs capitalism to develop its economy.

PRC leaders from Deng to Xi have analyzed why Mao's efforts were failures, and how emulating the economics of Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong and S. Korea have resulted in rapid economic growth.

Note that the percentage of people incarcerarted in the PRC is smaller than the percentage incarcerated in the US.
 
Gabriel_Bell said:
The fact is that no one in the US thinks that Cuba is being well run at the present time.
It is obvious that the embargo has made life somewhat more difficult for the people of Cuba, but the incompetence of the Ciaz Caneda government is a much greater cause.

Communism with Chinese characteristics has not prevented the People's Republic of China from its economy being smaller than Italy's in the late 1970's to being the second greatest economy in the world. This is largely because the PRC employs capitalism to develop its economy.

PRC leaders from Deng to Xi have analyzed why Mao's efforts were failures, and how emulating the economics of Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong and S. Korea have resulted in rapid economic growth.

Note that the percentage of people incarcerarted in the PRC is smaller than the percentage incarcerated in the US.
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Fascism, oppression, slavery, and enforced brutal communism has proven to be a boost for the CCP economy.
 
mark francis said:
Fascism, oppression, slavery, and enforced brutal communism has proven to be a boost for the CCP economy.
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Again, the Chinese still have FEWER citizens locked up than the USA. What has boosted the Chinese economy is manufacturing consumer items and selling them at bargain prices all around the world.
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You are a dolt who does not comprehend the vast difference between Fascism and Communism.
 
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Gabriel_Bell said:
Again, the Chinese still have FEWER citizens locked up than the USA. What has boosted the Chinese economy is manufacturing consumer items and selling them at bargain prices all around the world.
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You are a dolt who does not comprehend the vast difference between Fascism and Communism.
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You show extreme ignorance of facts associated with the wicked demonic rule of Chinese communist fascist thugs.
 
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