A Communist Christmas
Jesus didn't promise us happiness, but he did promise us joy. Fidel's communist system stole all of the joy. Christmas was upon us, and the government banned the traditional use of festive outdoor lights, which signified the joy of Las Navidades.
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Dania Rosa Nasca
December 24, 2017
For some of you it's already Christmas Day and for some of us is Christmas Eve. My wish and prayer this solemn night is for the people of Cuba, North Korea, Venezuela, China and others living under oppression to be free. May liberty knock at their door. How about if we all pray at the same time for that evil iron curtain to be lifted once and for all?
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Blessings,
Dania
Excerpt from Lights Out
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| My mother, early 1960s. In the back you can see the first house my grandfather built. I describe the house's architecture in the book. To her right is Aurora's house. |
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| Here is my sister Mariblanca. The picture was taken the same day. You can see the front of the house much better. |
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My first thought was now he has met His maker.
One year ago on November 25, 2016 Fidel Castro died. My first thought was now he has met His maker.
A year after Fidel Castro's death his dark legacy lives on
in a forever-changed Cuba. He destroyed
a vibrant republic physically, spiritually and economically.
Fidel Castro’s legacy is different things to different
people.
For those who look at him through the lens of idealism Fidel
Castro is and will always be the utopian king of the world.
For those of us who know and lived the beast he is many
things, but if I had to choose one thing
to be Fidel Castro’s legacy, it
would be the destruction and tearing apart of families and stable
governments.
After Castro stole the Cuban Revolution, Castro made it
clear his goal was to tumble stable governments all over the world and to impose
communism. He not only destroyed the
republic of Cuba and the Cuban family but his footsteps are all over Latin
America, Africa, Asia and even the Middle East.
So many families torn apart. So
much loss, so many tears. Only the truth seekers will venture to find
out.
Ironically, this year we mark one century (1917-2017) of
communism. One hundred years of madness,
a madness that is still going on. Communism killed more than one hundred
million people and Fidel Castro played and continues to play a role in the
madness.
Now you may ask, what legacy did Fidel Castro want to leave
the world?
It will be impossible to talk about the Twentieth Century
without talking about Fidel Castro. That’s
what he wanted, to be part of history.
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November 25, 2017
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