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Cuba: democracy underpinning dictatorship.
The dictator stayed in power for several decades, *thanks to* democratic process. Let's investigate
Cuba: democracy underpinning dictatorship.
The dictator stayed in power for several decades, *thanks to* democratic process. Let's investigate
https://twitter.com/BootsRiley/status/1416860653654994946
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How come people couldn't vote the dictator out?
There are three prongs of it:
- how impressionable are the voters (note similarity to the direction of various pushes in USA)
How come people couldn't vote the dictator out?
There are three prongs of it:
- how impressionable are the voters (note similarity to the direction of various pushes in USA)
https://twitter.com/BootsRiley/status/1416860704854798336
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How come people couldn't vote the dictator out?
There are three prongs of it, continued:
- who gets to run (certain people are deemed "enemies of the people" or "agents of foreign intelligence agencies")
How come people couldn't vote the dictator out?
There are three prongs of it, continued:
- who gets to run (certain people are deemed "enemies of the people" or "agents of foreign intelligence agencies")
https://twitter.com/BootsRiley/status/1416860731601870851
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How come people coudn't vote the dictator out?
There are three prongs of it, continued:
- who counts the votes
How come people coudn't vote the dictator out?
There are three prongs of it, continued:
- who counts the votes
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The democratically elected National Assembly of Cuba serves as a glorified rubberstamper.
Note there's no upper/senior chamber (Senate) or equivalent - common to democratic dictatorships of socialism/communism.
The democratically elected National Assembly of Cuba serves as a glorified rubberstamper.
Note there's no upper/senior chamber (Senate) or equivalent - common to democratic dictatorships of socialism/communism.
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Cuban democratic dictatorship has turned "spontaneous rallies" into instrument of government pressuring people, rather than people pressuring government.
Recognize the pattern?
Cuban democratic dictatorship has turned "spontaneous rallies" into instrument of government pressuring people, rather than people pressuring government.
Recognize the pattern?
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DPRK is another example of democratic dictatorship.
Again we see a single-chamber parliament serving as a glorified rubberstamper.
britannica.com/place/North-Ko…
DPRK is another example of democratic dictatorship.
Again we see a single-chamber parliament serving as a glorified rubberstamper.
britannica.com/place/North-Ko…
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Recommend: don't fall for democratic dictatorship. It's the most brutal variety of dictatorship known so far.
victimsofcommunism.org
Recommend: don't fall for democratic dictatorship. It's the most brutal variety of dictatorship known so far.
victimsofcommunism.org
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follow-up: excellent interview by @Semiogogue about the Cuban Revolution
how the communists gathered force and how they made it happen via, mostly, *media facts*.
bitchute.com/video/y2NSXQDt…
follow-up: excellent interview by @Semiogogue about the Cuban Revolution
how the communists gathered force and how they made it happen via, mostly, *media facts*.
bitchute.com/video/y2NSXQDt…
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on the "spontaneous pro government protests" in Cuba
on the "spontaneous pro government protests" in Cuba
https://twitter.com/MWMMediaStudio/status/1417540912423395329
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propaganda account "@BootsRiley" BTFO :-)
also thumbs up for @MaxNordau
propaganda account "@BootsRiley" BTFO :-)
also thumbs up for @MaxNordau
https://twitter.com/MaxNordau/status/1416909937188524033and @Hiretsu_Azura 👍
https://twitter.com/Hiretsu_Azura/status/1417060474953211904
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