Death By Communism
Are We Next?
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I could not tell anyone what to do to make sure this country is not taken by the wrong people, but I guarantee that if the danger is real, we must do something. The first thing that comes to mind is to prepare to learn from those who, like the Cubans, have lived through it before. Another important action would be to investigate why our government is not taking a strong stand against Iran, Russia, Venezuela, and all the countries that are definitely plotting against the United States. Let's challenge our elected officials to be clear on important issues like our national security. If they don't, we must press so that our judicial system steps up, and does what is necessary to make sure our Constitution is upheld. Who is called to do this? All of us! And remember, this country is as vulnerable as any other country. Even more so, when so many people are trying to destroy it from within as well as from the outside.
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January 1st, 1959 marks the end of prosperity and democracy for Cuba. While the rest of us tend to our basic needs, the same forces that destroyed the beautiful island systematically undermine the moral and physical integrity of the US. A strong, decent, and respected United States is this force's enemy. The country's excellence had to be ruined! Establishing a base of operations for the enemies of this country ninety miles away from it was a success. The Cuban revolution having triumphed, they now had an island territory on which they could establish their headquarters. Their next goal would be to change the successful American mindset. Their communist propaganda machine took care of that task. Right before our eyes, freedom was changed to libertinage! God was taken away from the political discussion! And hating or questioning the actions of the United States was made to become the patriotic thing to do. Americans later were convinced that defending peoples and countries enslaved by tyrants was not to be part of the US agenda. Exiled Cubans, on the other hand, had to be portrayed as inflammatory, emotional, extremely right-winged, corrupt, and definitely not to be trusted when speaking against the revolutionary government on the island. They have completely succeeded on all accounts. Are you open to discovering the truth about Cuba and its repercussions for the United States?
About the Author
Mrs. Codias is a Cuban-born American citizen who left her native country in 1961 two years after the Communist take over of the Island. Deeply scarred, she found sanctuary in the United States. Miriam and her husband René had three sons: Emilio, René Jr. and Leonardo. On February 3, 2007, after 45 years of marriage, her husband, René, passed away. Now retired, she has taken this opportunity to write about her personal experiences on the subject. Mrs. Codias has a B.S. in Architectural Technology from Florida International University, and a M.A. in Theology from Barry University in Miami. She is the author of several Christian songs and a book entitled “The Charismatic Renewal and the Post-Vatican Church” which she published in Spanish.