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Castro regime has not released some political prisoners, recently detained others Daniel Wiser The Washington Free Beacon 1/5/2014 The status of 53 political prisoners in Cuba remains in limbo despite an agreement with the United States to release them, according to reports. President Barack Obama announced last month that he was easing travel and commercial […] January 5th, 2015 | Tags: Fidel Castro, Jen Psaki, political dissidents, political prisoners, Raul Castro, transparency | Category: Barack Obama, Communism, Cuba, Human Rights, State Department | Comments are closed
Benjamin Weingarten The Blaze 12/17/2014 In light of the news regarding the release of Alan Gross and America’s re-opening of diplomatic relations with Cuba, we thought it useful to provide some insight into what life has been like under the Communist Castro regime in the decades since the island’s 1959 revolution. The horrors of the […] December 17th, 2014 | Tags: Alan Gross, Armando Valladares, Fidel Castro, Neil Cavuto, political prisoners, Sen. Ted Cruz, torture, tyranny | Category: Communism, Cuba, Foreign Policy, Video | Comments are closed
Daniel Greenfield FrontPage Magazine 1/24/2013 …It might make a difference to a Coptic Christian whose trailer for a bad movie was blamed by the leader of the free world for a series of Al Qaeda attacks against American diplomatic facilities and who was sent to prison on the orders of members of the administration. […] January 27th, 2013 | Tags: "Innocence of Muslims", al Qaeda, Benghazi, Coptic Christians, gunrunning, Libya, Muslim Brotherhood, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, political prisoners, Rep. Michele Bachmann, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Sen. Rand Paul | Category: Barack Obama, corruption, Foreign Policy, Islam, Media accountability, Middle East, Politics, State Department, terrorism, Video | Comments are closed
Ace Ace of Spades HQ 11/26/2012 Joe Klein offers a series of propositions, each more risible than the last, culminating with the claim that Chris Stevens didn’t want any more security in Benghazi at all, he wanted to be “with the people in the streets.” Whether he wanted the people to invite themselves over from […] November 26th, 2012 | Tags: "Innocence of Muslims", "Morning Joe", Adolph Hitler, al Qaeda, Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, Benghazi, Chris Matthews, David H. Petraeus, emails, Hamas, Howard Fineman, Joe Klein, Joe Scarborough, Libya, MSBNC, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, political prisoners, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, security | Category: 1st Amendment, Elections, Media accountability, Middle East, State Department, terrorism | Comments are closed
Thirty officials of the North Korean regime who were involved in talks with South Korea have been executed or died in “staged traffic accidents,” according to a human rights report. Julian Ryall The Telegraph [UK] 25 May 2012 In its annual study, Amnesty International claimed that in addition to the 30 who died in purges […] May 27th, 2012 | Tags: Amnesty International, assassination, executions, gulag system, intercontinental ballistic missiles, Kim Jong Il, Kim Jong Un, political prisoners, Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Seoul, South Korea | Category: Communism, North Korea, nuclear weapons, Politics | Comments are closed
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