OK, the link is exposed. Now what is the State Department going to do about it? I would suggest that they excise the State Department of Deep State players (and perhaps pursue RICO to hold them accountable) and tighten up their extremely sloppy operations. Everybody knows what is happening, do they have concrete plans to correct the situation or continue to pay lip service to Congress and hope their treasonous ways will be swept under the carpet? Nothing gets better until the guilty are punished to the fullest extent of the law. Until then it’s just empty words.
I believe the communist and Cuba activities of these American groups and individuals are protected free speech activities. It may be why the State Department did not say what the follow-up would be after this report.
There’s treasonous activity and then there are first amendment rights. Those two things are not the same. Free speech doesn’t allow insurrection against the Republic. When you work for the US government you take the oath of allegiance during the onboarding process. I did, everybody else did too. It’s a condition of employment. Simple as.
Thank you once again, Andy. It is always about the money.
Is this where the horrible Mayor of LA, Karen Bass, got her training? I think she and Mamdani went to the same "smile at all times school", smile even between words and the sheeple will think you are nice.
Of course, the left, by tomorrow morning, will have labeled all of this fine research, investigation and conclusions as a conspiracy theory. They always do.
I have a copy of the 1950 Congressional Report of the House Committee on Un-American Activities, that everyone wants to laugh at (but shouldn't because....look around today) Report on The National Lawyers Guild, the Legal Bulwark of the Communist Party. They've been known stinkers for like, ever, but everybody shouts McCarthyism and moves on. I was born in 1954 to a newly minted Anti-Communist. Growing up I heard lecture after lecture I asked Pop why don't we lock them up in jail? He explained our 1st Amendment to me, a 7 year old, and said "We will defeat them with Education." Looking out at our streets today I would tell my late Father that we failed miserably. So many know so little of this 107 year assault the USA and World has been under. Lenin's first International was 1919 and the world has been under assault ever since. Thank you for the work you do, maybe this generation will wake up.
This is the Red-Green alliance playbook with a Havana accent: radicals create chaos, lawyers sanitize it, media downplay it, and universities pretend it is scholarship. The National Lawyers Guild has always occupied that strange space where legal credentials meet revolutionary politics. If the State Department is now documenting Cuban communist influence across American radical networks, the question is not whether Antifa has lawyers. The question is who built the pipeline, who funded the cover, and who protected the militants when Americans were beaten, cities burned, and police were targeted. The masks were never the whole story. The courtroom operation may be just as important as the street mob.
OK, the link is exposed. Now what is the State Department going to do about it? I would suggest that they excise the State Department of Deep State players (and perhaps pursue RICO to hold them accountable) and tighten up their extremely sloppy operations. Everybody knows what is happening, do they have concrete plans to correct the situation or continue to pay lip service to Congress and hope their treasonous ways will be swept under the carpet? Nothing gets better until the guilty are punished to the fullest extent of the law. Until then it’s just empty words.
I believe the communist and Cuba activities of these American groups and individuals are protected free speech activities. It may be why the State Department did not say what the follow-up would be after this report.
There’s treasonous activity and then there are first amendment rights. Those two things are not the same. Free speech doesn’t allow insurrection against the Republic. When you work for the US government you take the oath of allegiance during the onboarding process. I did, everybody else did too. It’s a condition of employment. Simple as.
Thank you once again, Andy. It is always about the money.
Is this where the horrible Mayor of LA, Karen Bass, got her training? I think she and Mamdani went to the same "smile at all times school", smile even between words and the sheeple will think you are nice.
Yes, Bass traveled to Cuba numerous times for training. It's mind boggling that anyone can conclude that Cuba should be emulated.
I will echo the refrain, thank you, Andy Ngo, for everything, and especially for continuing to take the risks of reporting on these sociopaths.
Thank you.
Of course, the left, by tomorrow morning, will have labeled all of this fine research, investigation and conclusions as a conspiracy theory. They always do.
I have a copy of the 1950 Congressional Report of the House Committee on Un-American Activities, that everyone wants to laugh at (but shouldn't because....look around today) Report on The National Lawyers Guild, the Legal Bulwark of the Communist Party. They've been known stinkers for like, ever, but everybody shouts McCarthyism and moves on. I was born in 1954 to a newly minted Anti-Communist. Growing up I heard lecture after lecture I asked Pop why don't we lock them up in jail? He explained our 1st Amendment to me, a 7 year old, and said "We will defeat them with Education." Looking out at our streets today I would tell my late Father that we failed miserably. So many know so little of this 107 year assault the USA and World has been under. Lenin's first International was 1919 and the world has been under assault ever since. Thank you for the work you do, maybe this generation will wake up.
This is the Red-Green alliance playbook with a Havana accent: radicals create chaos, lawyers sanitize it, media downplay it, and universities pretend it is scholarship. The National Lawyers Guild has always occupied that strange space where legal credentials meet revolutionary politics. If the State Department is now documenting Cuban communist influence across American radical networks, the question is not whether Antifa has lawyers. The question is who built the pipeline, who funded the cover, and who protected the militants when Americans were beaten, cities burned, and police were targeted. The masks were never the whole story. The courtroom operation may be just as important as the street mob.