August 3, 2020

Narcotics’ trafficking, an essential ingredient of castrochavism

In the first years of the so-called Cuban revolution, the regime announced through Che Guevara and Fidel Castro the “strategic objective” of flooding the United States with drugs to attack its youth. Narcotics’ trafficking is part of the means of the Cuban dictatorship’s anti-imperialist fight that now has been re-created within Castrochavism as expressed by its spokesman Evo Morales who in April of 2016 at the United Nations stated that “the fight against narcotics’ trafficking is an instrument of imperialism to oppress the nations.”

30 Years Since Iraq´s Invasion to Kuwait

The world was astonished thirty years ago when Iraq´s dictator Saddam Hussein attacked and invaded his tiny oil-rich neighbor of Kuwait. On August 2, 1990, the post-Cold War order confronted its first international crisis. Iraq violated the territorial integrity of a sovereign state and two days later announced that Kuwait became its 19th province.

The New Inquisition

…a herd of digital hyenas goes after that person’s throat attempting intellectual murder. For hours a tide of aggressive messages that touch upon the truly barbarian drown digital destinations of those who venture to share their views about a particular event, present a political persuasion, or disseminate scientific findings that might prove wrong about widely held positions on global matters such as climate change.