Afro-Cubans

Here's Ambassador Mike Waltz.

When Castro sent thousands of gay people, Christians, Afro-Cubans, and others to concentration camps, it was the regime who stripped them of their property...

And profited from their forced labor.

Listen to the commies.

Billions in wealth taken, stolen from the people in an instant.

And then, when Castro sent thousands of gay people, Christians, Afro-Cubans, and others to concentration camps...

It was the regime who stripped them of their property and profited from their forced labor.

Ever since, Havana would have you believe everything in Cuba has just disappeared.

Here's Ambassador Mike Waltz explaining how Castro sent thousands of people, not only to the slaughter, but to the poorhouse.

Castro sent thousands of gay people Christians, Afro-Cubans, and others to concentration camps, it was the regime who stripped them of their property and profited from their forced

labor.

You hear that stomping in the back? They're stomping their feet.

It's exactly what you see here is exactly what the people see on stage.

elsewhere so at the United Nations we had some fireworks this was pretty cool so Mike Waltz was given this speech and the Cubans didn't like what he had to say

or another and he asked the Cuban people for what colleagues for 67 years the Cuban regime has been telling the world that that it has discovered some type of exception to that rule.

But the reality is when Fidel Castro seized power, he confiscated businesses, farms, factories, homes, and the savings of generations of hardworking Cubans, billions in wealth taken, stolen from the people in an instant.

And then When Castro sent thousands of gay people, Christians, Afro Cubans, and others to concentration camps, it was the regime who stripped them of their property and profited from their forced labor.

Ever since Havana would have you believe everything in Cuba has just disappeared.

So he's talking about Cuba and what the Cuban contingent is doing is pounding the desk.

It's going to be big.

by those who supported the Bolsheviks and ultimately overthrew the Russian Tsars.

You've got the Cuban Revolution in 1959, where there was this huge separation between the wealthy elites and the The common worker, which were primarily Afro-Cubans who worked in the sugarcane fields and had absolutely nothing.

So you had this tremendous class differentiation and wealth disparity that took place that was there.

Unfortunately, a lot of that supported by the U.S. government.

And Cuba decided to pump their chest up and got embarrassed, wrote a clip.

When Castro sent thousands of gay people, Christians, Afro Cubans and others to concentration camps, it was the regime who stripped them of their property and profited from their forced labor.

Ever since Havana would have you believe everything in Cuba has just disappeared.

Well, we know, we know where it went and today we are here to share it to the world.

So he holds up photos of Fidel Castro wearing Rolexes that he put at about $40,000, which he said that essentially would pay for 55 years of an average Cuban wage, and then showed pictures of current President Diaz-Canel also, you know, living that high life.

And then when he pointed out that Castro sent, quote, gay people, Christians, and Afro-Cubans and others to concentration camps, end quote, Which is true, by the way.

The Cuban delegates started slapping their hands on the desks and screaming.

Here you go.