Showing posts with label Fidel Castro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fidel Castro. Show all posts

Thursday, September 9, 2021

Port of Los Angeles High School Teacher: Communist Radical Rachel Bruhnke

My previous posts exposing bad teachers in Torrance Unified have yielded some interesting responses.

A number or people are quite grateful that I am exposing those indoctrination agents in our midst. I also received some nasty emails from people who think that communistic hate groups like Black Lives Matter and cultural Marxist LGBT ideologies should be celebrated and treasured.

I am undeterred. There are so many people who want to speak out, but they are afraid to. They are afraid of cancel culture. They are afraid to be defamed on social media or in the public square. They do not want someone to say their names

And here's info on yet another teacher, this time in San Pedro, CA: Rachel Bruhnke.


I received this tip last week:

Arthur, there is a teacher at CSULB who is a devout communist.   She lives in San Pedro and she holds communist, pro Castro rallies (when Castro was alive) at a local coffee shop in pedro, and now holds “peace rallies” during Los Angeles harbor fleet week and calls all the navel men and women fascists and baby killers.  She makes a point of influencing young people, high school kids, and has teenagers speak at her rallies.  God knows what she does in private (and masked). 

I don’t think this woman is evil or wishes harm upon anyone (although some of her group certainly do wish harm, one in particular called for the assassination of Donald Trump). I do want her to stop indoctrinating young people and college students. 

As you may know, Project Veritas has uncovered a communist teacher, Gabriel Gipe, in Sacramento and has gotten that teacher fired.  If you are unaware of this recent event, I advise you to check it out on YouTube, there are tons of undercover videos etc. and a really great hour long school board meeting with parents screaming at the school board to get communists out of public education. 

I wish to be an anonymous whistle blower in this case.

All I want to do is send her a message— CEASE AND DECIST and a link to the Project Veritas video of the teacher getting fired. 

You are a well known conservative activist and are in a better position to call this woman out.  I do not want to get Project Veritas involved, at least not yet.  I believe that the threat will be enough. 

A private message and a link the the Project Veritas video could be sent via Twitter or via facebook messenger.  I have no wish to “out” this woman as a Communist on her Twitter or Facebook. 

If you are willing to do this, let me know and I will send you her information. 

I found the recent Sacramento parent school board meeting inspiring and a good sign that regular folks are getting wise to all this Communist propaganda and CRT bullshit.  Let’s strike now while the iron is hot!

I told this contact that I was more than happy to oblige, but I had to explain to him that I needed to make this information public. Quietly telling rabid communists to stop screaming and yelling their Marxist ideologies in the streets on social media is not going to work. The commitment to this violent madness requires stern confrontation. 

He understood, and here is some of the information that the contact sent me:

Here's her Facebook page:



She shared this image in a group called Cold War Truth Commission:


No one should sweep under the rug that the American government has done some really bad things, but it's wrong to say that the American nation and the country is all bought into this.

And the notion that the United States should never have taken a stand against global, tyrannical communism? That is nothing short of outrageous--and yet that is Bruhkne's position.

Here's what else she has posted on her Facebook page regarding America's fight in the Cold War:

                   



Indeed, Bruhnke is a full-on, card-carrying Communist!

Check out some of her posts on social media here:

First, she shared an actually eulogy for brutal communist dictator Fidel Castro:


This is so offensive! I cannot believe that anyone would eulogize a blood-thirsty hypocrite and tyranny like Fidel Castro.

Reminder: this woman is a teacher in the classroom!

Here's another tweet: 

What does she specifically want to renounce about President Ronald Reagan? That he opposed communism:


 According to communists like Bruhnke, those who fought against the Soviet Union were the bad guys. Really. The Soviet Union, North Korea, Cuba, and now Venezuela, they are all the good guys, doing good things for their people (rationing, sanctions, massive arrests, beatings in the streets, rampant corruption and poverty), and all the Western countries that speak up for freedom of speech, commerce etc. are somehow the bad guys. Really.

Again, I wonder how many Soviet refusniks, Venezuelan refugees, Cuban immigrants, and North Korean defectors would agree with Brunke's take on communism?

She actually wrote that China (the Chinese Communist Party) is our friend! 

                    

I wonder how the Muslim Uighurs feel about "Friendly China"?

She is clearly a champagne socialist, especially because she has the audacity to claim that Cuba is a well-run country, a perfect model of communism, all while living in one of the richest sections of Los Angeles County (and she went to Mira Costa High School, in the uber wealthy city of Manhattan Beach, CA):


                   

If she is such a fan of Cuba, why not live there?

If Cuba is such a great country, why are so many people fleeing that country to live in the United States?!

She currently works at Port of Los Angeles High School, too. Remember what my contact shared with me:

She makes a point of influencing young people, high school kids, and has teenagers speak at her rallies.  God knows what she does in private (and masked). 


You can send her an email here. 

Contact information for the high school's Board of Trustees:
310-832-9201 ext. 232 (phone)

Also Contact the Port of Los Angeles Executive Director:
Eugene Seroka, Senior Administrator (310) 732-3456
Email: community@portla.org

We need answers, and we need teachers like Bruhnke to stop pushing their Marxist, Communist bigotry in the classroom!

Saturday, July 14, 2018

Hell Freezes Over: Communist Cuba Recognizes Private Property

Hell continues to freeze over.

Or better yet, Heaven is breaking through the dark clouds of decades past.

Francis Fukuyama analyzed these increasingly welcome realities.

Communist regimes do not stay communistic for the long run, even under their communist leaders.

The first dictator is the harshest, the most brutal.

Then the successors start to ease away from such hateful, stringent, bloodthirsty policies because the second tier of leaders want to live with some sense of peace and liberty.

Cuba has been a communist hell hole since 1959.



60 years later, we have witnessed Fidel Castro inviting religious institutions to speak to the Cuban people. Orthodox churches have opened up on the island, too.

Then Castro stepped down in favor of his brother Raul.

Then Raul moved aside to allow for elections.

The elections were not a true contest of ideas and political visions, but they took place.

A new President is now governing Cuba.

For the latest development, the Cuban Constitution will now recognize private property.




Here's the full report from Reuters:


HAVANA (Reuters) - Communist-run Cuba will officially recognize private property, something it has long rejected as a vestige of capitalism, under a new constitution that also creates the position of prime minister alongside the president, state media reported on Saturday.

State media has reported this further liberalizing element, but such moves are inevitable withing command-control countries, since communistic policies cannot sustain any society for long.

Consider what happened to the Pilgrim settlers during the first winter, when they worked with a common store instead of allow for individual liberty and responsibility through private property.

Cuba’s current Soviet-era constitution only recognizes state, cooperative, farmer, personal and joint venture property.



But former President Raul Castro’s market reforms, aimed at trying to boost the economy and make Cuban socialism more sustainable, have prompted hundreds of thousands of Cubans to join the ranks of the island’s self-employed since 2010, in new privately-owned businesses ranging from restaurants to beauty salons.

"Making socialism sustainable" is nothing short of impossible. Free markets, free enterprise, and free people are the only ways for any state, any society, any community to remain sustainable.

I can't believe that we haven't read more about what Raul Casto had initiated. It's particularly telling that while Cuba's economy is opening up, Puerto Rico's economy has completely collapsed.

Ruling Communist Party newspaper Granma published a summary of the new constitution on Saturday, saying a draft it had seen included 224 articles, up from 137 previously.

Details were not immediately available, and Reuters did not see the draft. But Granma said it enshrined recognition of both the free market and private property in Cuba’s new Magna Carta.
 
A new Magna Carta ... which we cannot see.

Hmm ... it's a good idea for the rest of the world to remain skeptical and see how things roll out on the island pariah nation.

That could mean enhanced legal protections for Cuba’s fledgling entrepreneurs, and foreign investors too, even though Granma said the constitution reaffirmed that central planning and state enterprise are the pillars of the economy overall.

Watch the central planning unravel. One individual citizens get a real taste of liberty, they will never settle for bondage and statism again.

It also noted the Communist Party would remain as Cuba’s dominant political force.

That would last long. Of course, the Communist Party is the dominant party, but the country is authoritarian, not communistic anymore since business is booming, and Donald Trump is finally talking tough and hitting the country's products with hefty tariffs.

Cuba expert Luis Carlos Battista at the Washington-based Center for Democracy in the Americas cautioned that the acknowledgement of private property did not mean the government wanted to give private enterprise a greater role.

Of course. We get that this is a baby step. Most likely the Cuban government is taking the step because they fear military sanctions from Trump, the United States, and the rest of the Western World. I think it's worth noting that under President Trump's watch, North Korea has moved to denuclearize their weapons, China is forced to play fair (or at least fairer).

Now we have Cuba backing away from its communistic past. I don't think any of this would have happened under the weaker leadership of Crooked Hillary.

Earlier this week, he noted, the government published a set of regulations tightening control on the self-employed and hiking possible fines to include property confiscation.

According to Granma, the government commission revamping the constitution will present its draft to the national assembly when it meets next week. It will then be put to a national referendum, expected later this year.

A National Referendum? I bet that there are plenty of black market operations at work throughout Cuba, and there's nothing that the Cuban Communist Government can do to stop it.

The commission is headed by Castro, 87, who remains head of the Communist Party.

Miguel Diaz-Canel


New President Miguel Diaz-Canel, who sits on the commission, is also expected to announce his council of ministers at the assembly meeting.

This will be interesting.

Apart from introducing the position of prime minister, dividing the roles of head of state and head of government, the new constitution makes the president head of the assembly and imposes a term limit on the presidency of two consecutive five-year periods.

Let's see if the people of Cuba remain vigilant enough to keep the powers that be honest to these promises. Again, once they get a taste of freedom, they will be less likely to tolerate any return to the statist authoritarianism of the Castro regimes.


Castro, who together with his older, late brother Fidel Castro ruled the country for nearly 60 years, had proposed the limit in 2011, as part of a bid to modernize the political system.