Ferguson Demonstrations Invoke Che Guevara—OH! The Ironies!

In fact, many Cuban blacks suffered longer incarceration in Castro and Che’s dungeons and torture chambers than Nelson Mandela suffered in South Africa's (relatively) comfortable prisons. In fact, these Cubans qualify as the longest-suffering political prisoners in modern history. Eusebio Penalver, Ignacio Cuesta Valle, Antonio Lopez Munoz, Ricardo Valdes Cancio, and many other Cuban blacks suffered almost thirty years in Castro's prisons. These men (and many women too, by the way, black and white) suffered their tortures 90 miles from U.S. shores.

But you’ve never heard of them, right? And yet from CNN to NBC, from Reuters to the AP, from ABC to NPR, Castro’s Stalinist-Apartheid fiefdom hosts an abundance of U.S. and international press bureaus and crawls with their intrepid “investigative reporters.”

On the other hand, you can’t swing a dead cat in the media without hitting the name Nelson Mandela. Interesting how that works.

“Reporters in Havana are either insensitive to the pain of the opposition or in clear complicity with the government.” (Black Cuban torture-victim Jorge Antunez in the Miami Herald 8/7/2013)

During a press conference shortly upon Castro and Che’s entry into Havana in 1959 Luis Pons, a prominent black Cuban businessman, asked Che Guevara, what his revolution planned on doing to help blacks. Che answered: “We’re going to do for blacks exactly what blacks did for our revolution. By which I mean: nothing.”

Che was much too modest. "Nothing" is not exactly accurate for the Castro regime’s treatment of Cuba's blacks. In fact, these lily-white icons ( Che and Fidel) of American black “leaders” forcibly overthrew a Cuban government where blacks served as President of the Senate, Minister of Agriculture, Chief of Army, and Head of State (Fulgencio Batista), a grandson of slaves who was born in a palm-roofed shack. Not that you'd guess any of this from the liberals' exclusive educational source on pre-Castro Cuba: Godfather II.

Today the prison population in Stalinist/Apartheid Cuba is 90 percent black while only 9 percent of the ruling Stalinist party is black. "The Cuban government tries to fool the world with siren songs depicting racial equality in our country,” explains Jorge Antunez’ sister. “But it is all a farce, as I and my family can attest, having suffered from the systematic racism directed at us by Castro's regime. Cuban blacks suffer the scourge of racial hatred every day. The beatings by the police are always accompanied by racial epithets. They set dogs on us. The only thing we have to thank the Cuban revolution for, is for restoring the yoke of slavery that our ancestors lived under."

It says a lot about the current condition of U.S. education that black civil rights “leaders” habitually hail a regime that jailed and tortured the longest suffering black political prisoners in the history of the Western Hemisphere.

http://townhall.com/columnists/humbertofontova/2014/08/29/ferguson-demonstrations-invoke-che-guevaraoh-the-ironies-n1884984/page/2

Clearly, not all Democrats are racists. Certainly there are those who disagree with Ted Cruz based on his policies. Some may even have come to the conclusion that the Dems' field of elderly white candidates are simply better suited to the job. However, since his midnight announcement on Twitter, the left-wing knives have been out for Ted Cruz. It's pretty clear that much of the modern progressive movement despises the notion of allowing America's first Hispanic President to enter the oval office.

Why, one could even say that the resentment Democrats have for Cruz "would not be the same" if he were "not of color."

http://www.caintv.com/ted-cruz-candidacy-reveals-dem