The BLM Global Network Foundation financial disclosures from February show $90 million in donations. The mob rioting and looting may seem to be inspired by Marxism, but the corporate heads running the show are woke capitalists.
This development remains part of a trend among the hypocritical BLM foundation working to undermine this republic through deceptive rationale. These achievements are not only indicative of someone with high status, but also someone seeking an individualism Marx would say leads to “misery, agony of toil, slavery, ignorance, brutality, mental degradation.”ĭo not be fooled, though. Only in America today can someone pay almost $100,000 for a degree, publish an institutionally award-winning thesis featuring “lements of performance, live music, sculpture and improvisation,” and still skate by calling themselves a Marxist. Having earned an undergraduate degree from the prestigious University of California, Los Angeles, Cullors then went on to receive a Masters in Fine Arts at the University of Southern California.Īs of today, these two programs combined will cost someone in-state an estimated $96,064. The 37-year-old co-founder has amassed considerable wealth for someone in favor of communism. The very “bourgeois,” or property-owning class that the mob claims is a product of white supremacy, must only be a farce if the its black leaders are part of it. Karl Marx and Freidrich Engels’s conception of revolt against the central banking system, among other institutions, is mirrored by the BLM mob, but not the insiders raking in the benefits. The bulk of the 280 sanctions Washington has in place against Havana targets enterprises managed by Cuba's powerful and omnipresent military.Ĭonversely, if American hostility continues, "the military will have the perfect justification to continue to play a predominant role in the country's politics and economy," said Cuba expert Arturo Lopez-Levy of the Holy Names University in California.Cullors employs doublespeak, relying on capitalism’s tenets to advance herself and her business model. The new team "will seek to construct a functional and pragmatic relationship with the United States," added Shifter, perhaps by reducing the influence of the military in government, the party, and even the economy. The Trump administration's aggressive targeting of Havana, for example, pushed the government to adopt a harsher, more confrontational posture, feeling as it did, under constant threat. "The United States determines, directly and indirectly, a large part of what happens (in Cuba) even the decisions taken by Cuban leaders," said Cuban political analyst Harold Cardenas. The country is accused by rights watchdogs of regular infringements, including arbitrary detention of opponents, unfair trials, and infringements of freedom of speech and assembly. President Joe Biden had promised during his election campaign to reverse certain sanctions toughened under his predecessor Donald Trump.īut Cuba would have to give something back in the form of human rights reforms. The country's direction will also largely be shaped by Cuba's relationship with the United States.
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The party has said next month's congress would have to reflect on how to better deal with "political-ideological subversion" on social media. The arrival of internet on mobile phones at the end of 2018 has made for a societal paradigm shift, with never-before-seen access to information previously controlled by the state media, and new forums for expression, even organizing demonstrations. The new executive will have to introduce further cautious political reform "to effectively manage the tensions in society" - between the old guard and a new generation better connected to the rest of the world, said Shifter. In 2018, Raul Castro ceded the Cuban presidency to Miguel Diaz-Canel AFP / Adalberto ROQUEĪnimal rights activists, too, have made their voices heard with the first-ever non-political demonstration authorized by the state, culminating in the country's first animal protection laws.
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