Oh and remember the lack of food has nothing to do with 62 years of Comunism, its because of the embargo and Trump more specifically, even though most of the chicken in Cuban stores comes from:USA ...but let's concede for the sake of argument that the embargo contributes to food shortages, the embargo isn't responsible for no democracy, no free press, a single party system, no private property (until very recently but still heavily regulated,taxed controlled)no freedom of speech, no disidence allowed...that's been going on for 62 years yet this Democrat never mentions anything
Seriously, what. The. Fuck. How can they outright lie like that when we can clearly understand what they are saying. Insane. Scary. I am seriously worried about the future of America.
"The rules are simple: they lie to us, we know they're lying, they know we know they're lying but they keep lying anyway, and we keep pretending to believe them." Elena Gorokhova: "A Mountain of Crumbs" (2010)
If you could create/mold a significant amount of voters into subhumans who blindly follow your propaganda, you could disregard what the thinking folk wants. As simple as pie.
I really appreciate that. Sadly Steven Crowder didn't get the memo and complained after the show (with him, back then). He should know best why devil's advocate is so important.
I don't think John Stossel played out enough of the devil's advocate in this video as much as he usually does. I appreciate when he does, bc it makes for a more interesting and in-depth conversation. I see many Democratic Socialists and Socialists online easily rebutting the fact that many countries have free trade with Cuba. Wish Stossel went a little deeper with this.
@@tijmen5942 Clearly we are headed in that direction because people like you dont care. If the right amount of people stood up, then it wouldnt be happening. Democrats and their policy supporters are creating the problem. Republican policy is the solution. The Constitution is our template
@@SeanBishop I can say with certainty that Both sides are engaging in framing each other as the " End to everything we hold dear and true", when in Reality all "They" really care about is Themselves and what they can take at the expense of, all of us under "it don't matter". don't tell me Mitch is any better than Pelosi or Kennedy or Schumer. They ALL could give two F(^ks about you and yours/ us and ours. We are now living in a free for all that is barely holding together. Best of luck to us all.
@@DaAntMan303ffs no I agree it's all of them at the end of the day. It just seems like the democrats are pushing harder right now because they have so much control.
I went to Cuba twice; 2003 and 2005. We saw the reality of Cuba then, with little changed since then. The hospitals were for military, government leaders and foreign people with money. We traveled in the country side and saw the crumbled down health clinics with no medical supplies and spoke to the Doctors. They wept when we gave them sutures and aspirin- they had none. There is a cold hard truth about the suffering in Cuba- it's brought about by communism. We went we say, we were kicked out of the country for hosting a vacation bible school for poor kids in a town. Not hard to figure out.
@@waluigi43 what other country needs the US to buy its luxury goods to stay alive? The embargo is only between the US and Cuba, and doesn't prohibit the transfer of medical supplies.
Lift the embargo and see if Cuba stands or falls on its own without outside interference . And allow Americans to travel there and see what happens over time
@@oscarc5391 The embargo doesn't affect Cuba's trade with the rest of the world. Go to Cuba before you judge the regime. You cannot spend a week on the island, see the propaganda everywhere, the police everywhere, the grinding, degrading poverty and judge that it is anything other than an evil regime. People should also look into the reasons why the US put an embargo on Cuba - it was because Cuba appropriated all of the properties and substantial American investments on the island. Before this happened, in the first couple of years after Castro came to power, there was no embargo.
I don’t think so. He’s definitely made a great change in the past several years, but he was part of the machine for a very long time. I don’t trust him.
I’m 39years old, when I was a kid John stossel was considered provocative and annoying, people cheered when the wrestler smacked him. Now I actually appreciate him, he’s shining a light on the dark areas they need to be exposed, no longer to simply provoke for the sake of ratings but to actually help. Thanks John for using your powers for good it’s refreshing to see someone who sees more of the big picture and is willing to create awareness in the right way. (I never thought I would say that lol)
@@29-arnavsamant97 if I remember correctly, i think it was because Stossel asked if it was all fake. And, I believe his ear drum got injured because of it.....if i'm wrong, feel free to correct me, but that's the version I heard as a kid.
@@unspecifiedvee2876 The hard thing is that back then almost everyone agreed that Marcos' government was the problem, yet now the narrative is that the US embargo is somehow the problem So people don't even bother to understand the Cubans cause and what they're protesting for :((
@@marilynalvarez9951 some of them certainly do. Usually the younger ones who dont understand the meaning. A social democracy is nothing more than a population voting to steal your property for the "state" rather than a ruling body stealing your property for the "state" Socialism is born out of jealousy, only the shallow find it appealing.
Because of that dang 'ol 'merica, son. (sarcasm) If Communism works so well, the embargo wouldn't effect Cuba at all. But I guess Communism only works when there is another, more developed country to give them their resources.
The cuban myth was mounted decades ago when there was no satellites, no internet, no pocket-sized mobile phones, etc., so it was easier to set a communicational fence around the island and lie to everyone outside about what was going on within. Today, any Cuban or tourist with an iPhone can take photos or movies in a Cuban neighborhood, hospital or supermarket. In addition, with the massive increase of immigrant floods over the last few years, countries started to test foreign professionals and Cuban medics would fail pretty often.
Mr. Stossel, if you are reading this you are an amazing person for making a point about what the government is behind their dirty laundries. Thanks for everything🤟✊🤝😁
@@sadienailedit7467 we aren't nearly as bad as Cuba in America but in the U.S.A. you can be arrested for selling your belongs on the street without a permit from the city. Protesting is a constitutionally protected activity regardless of size but in some cities you need a city permit to protest in certain public places. It's not as bad as Cuba but give it a few years and we will be. BTW I'm also tired of people comparing one country to another, just because one country has it worse than us doesn't mean we have it good, some people can be more oppressed than others but no matter what they are all still oppressed. I get it can always be worse and someone somewhere does have it worse but if you just choose to ignore the problem then you are part of the problem. Cubans have been escaping to here for decades, if we become like Cuba then where do countries like Cuba have to escape too after that, nowhere.
And more amazingly, they can still get elected! What's happening? Do voters don't get eyes and ears to see and hear, or the things they see and hear are fake news from the MSM? How did we come to this point? Sad, sad, sad.
The embargo was placed because the Cuban government nationalized all industries and business, there were thousands of American businesses in Cuba, a lot built from scratch with nothing, that the government stole, as an American, I support lifting the entire embargo if the Cuban government, pays back every penny they stole, in 2021's valuation of the US dollar, to each American they stole from. Then we lift the entire embargo, simple as that.
As always, USA is making dictators and then whining, even now USA and UK with sanctions, whant that ppl of Belorussia, make same shit as in Cuba. Of course Americans lied to Cubans, better to say flipped over, and thanks to American communism in Cuba was born. Double standards? U oppress Cuba with sanctions, like u do with all countries, that don't go your way.
@@JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke Explain why capitalism literally collapses every ten years then. 40 percent of this country is in poverty. Wages are flat cost of living is skyrocketing. This is successful to you? Why do we keep bailing out banks and hedge funds and Wall Street? Your so-called capitalists are the first ones with their hands out when they wreck the system. Maybe you think about who is arguing against it and you might find their motivations are a little more self serving and less about what actually works for people.
@@RaytheonNublinski America's poverty line is waay higher than in other places of the world. America's poverty line is at $25,926 per year for a 2 adult, 2 child home. The average pay in places like Mexico is $16,771 per year. I partly agree with your second point, we shouldn't be bailing out Wall Street. But bailing out corporations in exchange for future money is corporatism. Capitalism lifts many people out of poverty, more than any other system in the world. If you implement high taxes and wealth caps, that'll just encourage business' to go somewhere else. Thus leading to stagnation. Capitalism isn't perfect by any stretch, but when compared to the realities of Communism and Socialism, it's leagues ahead of them.
@@RaytheonNublinski 40% of people live in poverty? Do you even know what it poverty means? Have you not noticed how far and how fast society has progressed, due to economical advancement?
As a Syrian, this reminds me of the early days of the uprising against the brutal Assad socialist regime and how that regime used the same sound bytes used by the communist regime in Cuba (outside intervention, imperialism, they want to topple us because we stand up against capitalism, etc). It also reminds me of the shameful stances the so called international community had in its failure to bring an end to this tyrannical regime, causing the entire region to devolve into chaos in the years following 2011.
It's not as simple as that. Let's say you oust Assad, then what? Either the country becomes a puppet/client state of america i.e Iraq. If the citizens elect a person the US doesn't like, America steps in to change it aka al-Maliki. That or the country descends into chaos aka Libya. Not to mention the loss of innocent lives that are caused by the invasion required to remove said government. You cannot leave a power vacuum unfilled, and the worst sorts will be the first to step in to fill it.
@@tomatodamashi I agree. It’s not as simple as that. I wish it were. But it just sucks when, as a Syrian, I am gaslit about the origins of my conflict, by someone who hasn’t probably even left the US, as if they know more about Syria than Syrians do. Most disturbingly, I hate it when some, particularly among the out of touch regressive left and far right, portray the Assad’s as this civilized family that Syria doesn’t deserve better. They can govern by decree, because they market themselves as this secular entity that is the only safety valve against theocracy, and the protectors of minorities. The truth is that ever since they took power (Assad took power through a coup within a coup), they consolidated their grip on Syria through a circle of bureaucrats and thugs, mostly aligned by blood (from the same part of Syria), sectarianism (mostly Alawites), and naked selfish interests. To the outside world, they say they’re pro minorities (since they’re a minority themselves), unless you happen to disagree with them, in which case you can be a communist Christian and they’ll call you an Islamist (like this activist who they keep throwing in prison). And their poison doesn’t respect borders. Lebanon’s woes right now can be traced to the Assad regime and its alliance to Iran, which wants Lebanon to become a colony of it in its Cold War against Saudi Arabia. Lebanon right now is quickly becoming a Yemen. Did Assad care about the multi sectarian nature of Lebanon (a country of minorities rather than one majority)? Of course not. The most punished by Hezbollah (i.e. those who are only accountable to Syria and Iran) are the Lebanese Christians, Sunnis, and Druze. Even Shia Lebanese who are having buyers’ remorse for buying what hezbollah and Assad were selling have to tow the line or else.
@@ehabs07 My problem is that America (and its puppets in the West i.e France, Britain, Canada, etc) puts illegal embargoes and sanctions on places like Syria, annexes huge farmlands and oilfields and then blames the food shortages and crumbling economy on the government there. They've been doing it to Cuba for decades, and most recently on Venezuela as well. For all of Assad's faults, he HAS to be better than ISIS and al Qaeda (and its offshoots) - some of which are backed by America. In my opinion, and I say this as a laymen looking in at a situation of which I do not know all the details, Assad is a far sight better than the alternatives at the moment. Changes that comes from within the population are slow but sturdy ,and more importantly lasting. Change that is foisted upon a nation is no more then a deck of cards. Proof can be seen in the current state of Afghanistan after 20 years of occupation and western "influence". The West would just as well see the Assad dictatorship replaced by a pro-American dictatorship...and what would that serve? How would trading one dictator for another help the population in the slightest? I understand your grievances with Assad's leadership, you've explained them very well, but I don't see any solutions...if there are any
@@tomatodamashi Yeah because Assad imprisoned, tortured, and killed everyone who would make a better leader than himself. I’m talking about Syrian intellectuals who have leadership skills, good connections to the Syrian and international community, and higher education. I guess that’s one way to stand above the rest. I can list you the names of people who could have led the Assad regime killed but it will be a long one. There are also many more Syrians who can lead Syria (it is a country of 20 million people) but many are too afraid of his and his regime’s terror tactics on them and their families. As for the embargo on Syria, none of that exists. The ports and airports in Syria are still working. It’s just that the governments the Assad regime have chosen as allies (namely Russia and Iran) are only interested in using Syria as an exclave colony. Iran in particular, has a particularly bizarre interest in colonizing Syria because they believe that since it was once part of a Persian empire, it should be in the sphere of influence of Iran. And Assad agreed to nationalize many Iran loyal Shiite Iraqis and even Iranians to change the demographics of Syria, where these colonizers actively take over villages and homes and never leave, often protected by the Syrian military. Our home in my hometown is now the residence of so called “Iranian savior comrades,” and we couldn’t even lay sight on it since 2012. If you are talking about sanctions, then that’s a different story. I should point out to you that sanctions are a legal way of punishing somebody. And the sanctions the US and Europe imposed on the Syrian regime have been debated in democratically elected parliaments and voted for then enacted into law. The US and Europe have the right to not do business in countries they feel the regimes of are horrid. And yes that will have a toll on the Syrian public, but oftentimes totalitarian regimes resort you this talking point so they can criticize the sanctions. Of course they can find alternative trading partners, but they don’t want that, and they know their allies in Iran and Russia don’t care about building inroads with the Syrian people as they do building an outpost for their regional power. A good example of that is the Syrian regime aligned Lebanese government. Lebanon tonight will plunge into darkness due to the country running out of fuel, causing long power outages. The government can take the offers of many European and Gulf state governments to provide the much needed relief for Lebanese people, but they don’t want to (not before they can secure their slice of the pie). Just to give you a small example about how corrupt third world country leaders manufacture and prolong crises for their political gains, often blaming the west when it’s they who are running their countries to the ground.
As for Cuba and Venezuela, your argument repeats the same debunked talking points about their failed government policies. The Cuban embargo does not include essential supplies like food and medications. And the Cuban government enjoys a good relationship with many of the governments you call puppet states of the US. Justin Trudeau, for one, has a good relationship with the Castros and eulogized Fidel Castro. His father, also PM of Canada, used to visit Cuba on vacation. Cuba also has other countries that it can do trading with, including ones that would enhance businesses for Cubans. But they only want businesses for their buddies in the higher government of echelons, while keeping a population of Cubans poor and dependent on government welfare.
Watched John probably close to 50 years ago when he was a consumer reporter, even back then he was evenhanded, either that or he wasn’t but my Democrat mind thought he was. I became a conservative in 1981 when I became self employed two years after moving to Texas.
@@MasterCombine my only point is that Stossel generally wants to pull out of foreign affairs. In my lifetime I have never seen him take this position on any area save a few comments on Hong Kong.
@@JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke Then bttt you're wrong. it's a bunch of edgy children on twitter who idolizes several dictators and pretend that famines under communism didn't exist
“If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude better than the animating contest of freedom, go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen”. ~Samuel Adams
Stossel: "Translate Libertad." AOC: "It means pepperoni pizza with extra cheese, they are starving, and I need to go now, too sad to continue... huhuhuuu." Stossel: "Please resign."
John, Thank you for being a real journalist and not a shill like most of your colleagues. Thank you for being a voice for the silenced while so much of the world (including the US) has turned their back. You are a great man.
Living in SFLO for 40+ years, this video makes me want to cry. It was nice when we could visit, the citizens had a better chance to make change. They could see more. The embargos are ridiculous. Embargos are declaration of financial war - period. The US has long used these failed tactics and people suffer. N Korea, Russia, Cuba. The US says, be like us, we are the right way. Now a days it is becoming quite clear the US fall short of that idea.
“Fear not the one who tells lies and falsehoods, for whom has never told spoken one, fear those who blindly believe those lies and falsehoods .” ~Unknown ~
@@nicholasplesko533 If you remember, the governor of Puerto Rico was sitting on millions of pounds of supplies while her people starved all to make Trump look bad. Nice try pinko. Here's an idea, come to Canada then fly to Cuba and stay there.
@@wrobinnes I watch him too. We need more of those guys. This fake news sucks. Years ago it was more honest. I liked Walter Cronkite. Lol people nowadays have no clue who he was
Why should the United States get involved in bringing "Libertad" to Cuba? We have our own problems here at home. Don't you think we should focus on our problems first? But let's say the United States did assist Cuba in bringing "Libertad," how would it happen? Would it be like bringing freedom and democracy to Iraq? Libya? Afghanistan? The recent involvements of the US around the world don't indicate bringing Libertad to Cuba is what one would expect.
@@efrainrodriguez1324 Don't misunderstand. But, if the US has a moral imperative, it has to do all it can to help people be free. I'm not talking about regime change. But I am talking about doing whatever to help people who have a gut feeling for freedom. If you don't want to support that moral position, there's nothing to say you should. I understand.
CUBA LIBRE!! Love from Thailand to the Cuban people fighting for freedom. We're having a huge protest going on right now against the Thai government in Bangkok. 🇹🇭❤️🇨🇺
Having been to Cuba, once, for a week, I can't imagine them protesting particularly for food and COVID-19 treatment. The people I met interacted often with foreigners, and benefit from tips for service or gifts like an iPad. They know what the outside world can offer which they cannot afford due to the oppressive economic and political system. They don't want more from that system, they want that system gone. Period
yes i agree atleast one can see that we want that system gone and live in cuba not like some retards that think that we want to come to united states when we truley want is to live in cuba free of the system.
The embargo does not cover food or medicine, the lack of food and medicine is a problem with Cubas own government distribution systems, AOC doesn't know that but me a 22 year old kid does?
GREAT to see young people protesting because they've finally understand a glimmer of what their parents and grand parents know. If they had tasted freedom like their grandparents they would protest even more. Bless them!
When a country’s leadership cuts their communications and isolates them that way it typically means things are about to get super deadly for those citizens. Praying for Cuba.
I used to think trade embargoes were cruel but after seeing what has happen to the chines people when we started trading with them I no longer do. I used to think that of China got a taste of capitalism they would give up communism but that is not what happen. Instead they used trade to strengthen their grip on their people and put them in internment camps.
exactly. i dont think its cruel to refuse to trade with people who oppress people. would it be "cruel" to refuse to trade with the Nazis? hell no. authoritarian commies should be thought of as being EXACTLY THE SAME as Nazis. they oppress people, kill people, silence people. just like the nazis did
That is what I was thinking. All trading does is give power to the government and it will still determine who gets how much of what, so what is the point of free trade? They dont have a free trade economy, so it wouldnt help the people at all but would help the government oppress them more and become powerful enough to push the oppression on other countries.
The Chinese people will only get better lives if we trade with them, just like we get better. Embargoes and protectionism in general only damage humanity as a whole. The same story with Cuba. The regime won't change, we just need to make it best for ourselves and at the same time help the Cubans and Chinese.
@@akmil807 tell that to the Muslim minority that is having their organs harvested or the fang gan practitioners. No trading with the Chines has only embolden the communist party to become more athoritarian. Look at Hong Kong, one of the best cities in the world and the Chinese have turned it into a police state in 20 years.
@@wmd240sx 'No trading with the Chines has only embolden the communist party to be more authoritarian' Exactly, that's why we need to keep trading with them. They will become less authoritarian, which is the goal.
“And if we work our butts off we can make sure we take back all three chambers of Congress, The presidency, the Senate and the house.” 😂 -AOC Even my own nine-year-old daughter knows that the three branches of the government are the Legislative, Judicial and the Executive!
Before we even think about freeing Cuba, we should be looking here at home, freeing America from corporate and government tyranny. It's our country. Let's keep it.
yes but guess who as been bringing communism into america it was not corporation it was the cuban government. since the 60s the cuban G2 which is the intellegence has been infiltrating into american politics. they have been the main players in bring communism into the united states. When the black live matter riots guess who was supporting the group the most when it came to the way they rioted. it was the cuban government. Most of the communist terrorist were trained in cuba. You sir are stupid.
"Beam Internet into Cuba" What does that actually mean? How do Cubans transmit back a strong enough signal with what they already have? Internet requires the ability to make requests, otherwise you're not going to receive the data you want.
I read marx , and marx letters to engels I learned that they were racists , angry loosers that blamed the world for their failure , they leeched on their friends never worked and talked shit about their friends because they didnt give them more
If we “free” Cuba I’m concerned China will use it as precedent to “free” Taiwan….
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I like the plan to just provide Internet to the people and have the Cuban government calling that an act of terrorism or something Also, China isn't waiting for an excuse to invade Taiwan, they're waiting for an opportunity. They don't just invade that island right now because they lack the capacity to do so.
That's literally the precedent the Globalist American Empire set though. How can you not notice this? The GAE invades other countries and kills thousands of innocent people, supports evil regimes in the Middle East while claiming to spread democracy by toppling regimes that don't support them. The rampant hypocrisy doesn't go unnoticed on the world stage, and of course with China getting stronger, it's inevitable. Taiwan inhabitants are literally ethnic Chinese, so annexation of Taiwan by the CCP has more justification than the US Iraq War.
@@f-86zoomer37 I was unaware we were making the comparison. Seems to me Iraq originally invaded Kuwait… now just because I pointed that out, don’t paint me to approve of the whole weapons of mass destruction debacle. The Taiwanese people say different than you. The Cuban people are calling out for help. Taiwan would be invaded by a dictatorship. Cuba would be liberated from one… Your agenda is showing…
Petition to transfer all college communists to cuba and bring the hard working cubans here.
Where can we sign? 🤣
It's insane how such cultures create the most american people you'll ever meet, yet america creates people who want such cultures
Sounds good in practise but it'll be hard to get all pro-capitalist Cubans to migrate to the USA though
@@James-bj2ni hard times create strong men,
strong men create good times,
good times create weak men,
weak men create hard times
Also trade those leftists to Hong Kong for the Hong Kongers who want freedom!
-Cubans: Yell "Libertad"
-AOC: That means "food" in Spanish, any resemblance with "Liberty" is a mere coincidence
They might just be yelling libtards as well, it’s their policy’s they want that is making them suffer
Oh and remember the lack of food has nothing to do with 62 years of Comunism, its because of the embargo and Trump more specifically, even though most of the chicken in Cuban stores comes from:USA ...but let's concede for the sake of argument that the embargo contributes to food shortages, the embargo isn't responsible for no democracy, no free press, a single party system, no private property (until very recently but still heavily regulated,taxed controlled)no freedom of speech, no disidence allowed...that's been going on for 62 years yet this Democrat never mentions anything
All socalist leaders live like lavish Capitalists
@@rocadezona85 Also, they never had an embargo on food, dolars or medicaments
Seriously, what. The. Fuck. How can they outright lie like that when we can clearly understand what they are saying. Insane. Scary. I am seriously worried about the future of America.
"The rules are simple: they lie to us, we know they're lying, they know we know they're lying but they keep lying anyway, and we keep pretending to believe them."
Elena Gorokhova: "A Mountain of Crumbs" (2010)
Sounds like the WWE lol
If you could create/mold a significant amount of voters into subhumans who blindly follow your propaganda, you could disregard what the thinking folk wants. As simple as pie.
@@jamesjordan6615 Yep, that kinda fits as well.
I appreciate John Stossel for playing out just enough hard devil's advocate to unfold solid arguments.
I really appreciate that. Sadly Steven Crowder didn't get the memo and complained after the show (with him, back then). He should know best why devil's advocate is so important.
I don't think John Stossel played out enough of the devil's advocate in this video as much as he usually does. I appreciate when he does, bc it makes for a more interesting and in-depth conversation. I see many Democratic Socialists and Socialists online easily rebutting the fact that many countries have free trade with Cuba. Wish Stossel went a little deeper with this.
In what way, why didn´t he mention the restriction of trade with Cuba?
MSM is such a joke. Thanks John for being one of the people who actually understands the freedom for Cuba.
A whole 5:38 of it. Don't hurt yourself John...
@@tijmen5942 yes it is and it's frightening. And they frame conservatives as nazis who should be silenced
@@tijmen5942 Clearly we are headed in that direction because people like you dont care. If the right amount of people stood up, then it wouldnt be happening. Democrats and their policy supporters are creating the problem. Republican policy is the solution. The Constitution is our template
@@SeanBishop I can say with certainty that Both sides are engaging in framing each other as the " End to everything we hold dear and true", when in Reality all "They" really care about is Themselves and what they can take at the expense of,
all of us under "it don't matter". don't tell me Mitch is any better than Pelosi or Kennedy or Schumer. They ALL could give two F(^ks about you and yours/ us and ours. We are now living in a free for all that is barely holding together.
Best of luck to us all.
@@DaAntMan303ffs no I agree it's all of them at the end of the day. It just seems like the democrats are pushing harder right now because they have so much control.
The Cubans are more american spirited than the Americans
the American Spirit is where ever there are people who want to fight their tyrannical government.
Hong Kongers and Cubans are very similar right now.
Now. They took it for years tho
It's all about whether or not the Americans take things for granted.
Then the Phucken Ignorant insane left.
¡Libertad! ¡Viva Cuba libre!
I went to Cuba twice; 2003 and 2005. We saw the reality of Cuba then, with little changed since then. The hospitals were for military, government leaders and foreign people with money. We traveled in the country side and saw the crumbled down health clinics with no medical supplies and spoke to the Doctors. They wept when we gave them sutures and aspirin- they had none. There is a cold hard truth about the suffering in Cuba- it's brought about by communism. We went we say, we were kicked out of the country for hosting a vacation bible school for poor kids in a town. Not hard to figure out.
Not by communism you dumpanrse, but by your country not helping Cubans - the USArse.
@@waluigi43 what other country needs the US to buy its luxury goods to stay alive? The embargo is only between the US and Cuba, and doesn't prohibit the transfer of medical supplies.
Lift the embargo and see if Cuba stands or falls on its own without outside interference . And allow Americans to travel there and see what happens over time
But still, communism is glory
@@oscarc5391 The embargo doesn't affect Cuba's trade with the rest of the world.
Go to Cuba before you judge the regime.
You cannot spend a week on the island, see the propaganda everywhere, the police everywhere, the grinding, degrading poverty and judge that it is anything other than an evil regime.
People should also look into the reasons why the US put an embargo on Cuba - it was because Cuba appropriated all of the properties and substantial American investments on the island. Before this happened, in the first couple of years after Castro came to power, there was no embargo.
John stossel is about the only journalist left lol
Breaking Points is pretty neat.
Project Veritas 🇺🇲
Andy Ngo, anyone?
Glen Greenwald
There's about 14 and a half
John Stossel For President 2024
Stossel for president now, 2024 will be more damaged USA or even too late.
I would kill for that
He's a liar
I don’t think so. He’s definitely made a great change in the past several years, but he was part of the machine for a very long time. I don’t trust him.
I’m 39years old, when I was a kid John stossel was considered provocative and annoying, people cheered when the wrestler smacked him. Now I actually appreciate him, he’s shining a light on the dark areas they need to be exposed, no longer to simply provoke for the sake of ratings but to actually help. Thanks John for using your powers for good it’s refreshing to see someone who sees more of the big picture and is willing to create awareness in the right way. (I never thought I would say that lol)
I agree, I still liked when he got smacked by the wrestler though. He had it coming.
@@jamesandrews8157 why did he got smacked tho
@@29-arnavsamant97 if I remember correctly, i think it was because Stossel asked if it was all fake. And, I believe his ear drum got injured because of it.....if i'm wrong, feel free to correct me, but that's the version I heard as a kid.
It was not John Stossel, was Geraldo Rivera
@@jamesle9672 XD XD XD
"leave more bread, leave more bread" I think that's what they were shouting. Lol, aoc is worthless
Amen..
She is a fake and a liar.
"Lib-tard bad! Lib-tard Bad"
Sounds like we could use this chant arount here.
It doesn’t take an advanced Spanish course to understand the meaning of LIBERTAD! Especially to the likes of AOC.
I'm Filipino and I understood what libertad meant despite being unable to speak/understand a lot of Spanish.
I am from Texas and I can translate Libertad!
@@Lancynical libre means free stuff
@@Lancynical I'm Proud of the Filipinos that marched against Marcos. We need that *now*
@@unspecifiedvee2876 The hard thing is that back then almost everyone agreed that Marcos' government was the problem, yet now the narrative is that the US embargo is somehow the problem
So people don't even bother to understand the Cubans cause and what they're protesting for :((
On AOC: “you speak Spanish, they arnt asking for food”... 😂
Even with all his flaws, I sure am glad to hear those words out of Bidens mouth.
Right? Its refreshing to hear him managing to put together a whole sentence
Yet the Democrats call themselves "the Socialist Democrat Party"
@@marilynalvarez9951 some of them certainly do. Usually the younger ones who dont understand the meaning. A social democracy is nothing more than a population voting to steal your property for the "state" rather than a ruling body stealing your property for the "state"
Socialism is born out of jealousy, only the shallow find it appealing.
Livida! Free Cuba! I am a Hong Kong American, I stand solidarity with the Cuban people!
Cuban Protestors: "LIBERTARD!!!"
American Politicians & Media: "They want more government."
Why is the country with the "best" healthcare system complaining about a lack of medical supplies?
Because of that dang 'ol 'merica, son. (sarcasm)
If Communism works so well, the embargo wouldn't effect Cuba at all. But I guess Communism only works when there is another, more developed country to give them their resources.
@Ernest Khalimov calm down wumao. The paper dragon is a joke.
The cuban myth was mounted decades ago when there was no satellites, no internet, no pocket-sized mobile phones, etc., so it was easier to set a communicational fence around the island and lie to everyone outside about what was going on within. Today, any Cuban or tourist with an iPhone can take photos or movies in a Cuban neighborhood, hospital or supermarket. In addition, with the massive increase of immigrant floods over the last few years, countries started to test foreign professionals and Cuban medics would fail pretty often.
@Ernest Khalimov its not coming and honestly i dont care either way.
@Ernest Khalimov 😪
Stossel always brings me back to my childhood when my parents would watch the evening news, so nostalgic 😊
Mr. Stossel, if you are reading this you are an amazing person for making a point about what the government is behind their dirty laundries. Thanks for everything🤟✊🤝😁
BLM: "We're being oppressed just like you!"
Cubans: "This is a different kind of oppression."
BLM: "I'm going to pretend I didn't hear that."
😆 🤣 😂 😆
@@sadienailedit7467 we aren't nearly as bad as Cuba in America but in the U.S.A. you can be arrested for selling your belongs on the street without a permit from the city. Protesting is a constitutionally protected activity regardless of size but in some cities you need a city permit to protest in certain public places. It's not as bad as Cuba but give it a few years and we will be.
BTW I'm also tired of people comparing one country to another, just because one country has it worse than us doesn't mean we have it good, some people can be more oppressed than others but no matter what they are all still oppressed. I get it can always be worse and someone somewhere does have it worse but if you just choose to ignore the problem then you are part of the problem. Cubans have been escaping to here for decades, if we become like Cuba then where do countries like Cuba have to escape too after that, nowhere.
No, BLM likes the Cuban government
BLM is a communist organization itself.
Oppressed Americans😆
It’s amazing that politicians lie right to our face and some just eat it up and ask for seconds.
And more amazingly, they can still get elected! What's happening? Do voters don't get eyes and ears to see and hear, or the things they see and hear are fake news from the MSM? How did we come to this point? Sad, sad, sad.
Voters are like ignorant sheep’s!
Let me be clear, that’s the left I am referring!
"What's 'libertad?"
"It means Japanese sword."
The embargo was placed because the Cuban government nationalized all industries and business, there were thousands of American businesses in Cuba, a lot built from scratch with nothing, that the government stole, as an American, I support lifting the entire embargo if the Cuban government, pays back every penny they stole, in 2021's valuation of the US dollar, to each American they stole from. Then we lift the entire embargo, simple as that.
As always, USA is making dictators and then whining, even now USA and UK with sanctions, whant that ppl of Belorussia, make same shit as in Cuba. Of course Americans lied to Cubans, better to say flipped over, and thanks to American communism in Cuba was born. Double standards? U oppress Cuba with sanctions, like u do with all countries, that don't go your way.
@@raivisaudjukevics6682 as the sole world super power America can do that
This can't be real. Socialism is great! That's what AOC and Sanders said. Idk why they hate it?? *(Sarcasm)*
Whenever it (communism/socialism) fails, they always default to "Well... that wasn't REAL communism"
@@JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke yeah dodge responsibility cause never their fault
@@JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke Explain why capitalism literally collapses every ten years then. 40 percent of this country is in poverty. Wages are flat cost of living is skyrocketing. This is successful to you?
Why do we keep bailing out banks and hedge funds and Wall Street? Your so-called capitalists are the first ones with their hands out when they wreck the system. Maybe you think about who is arguing against it and you might find their motivations are a little more self serving and less about what actually works for people.
@@RaytheonNublinski
America's poverty line is waay higher than in other places of the world. America's poverty line is at $25,926 per year for a 2 adult, 2 child home. The average pay in places like Mexico is $16,771 per year.
I partly agree with your second point, we shouldn't be bailing out Wall Street. But bailing out corporations in exchange for future money is corporatism. Capitalism lifts many people out of poverty, more than any other system in the world. If you implement high taxes and wealth caps, that'll just encourage business' to go somewhere else. Thus leading to stagnation. Capitalism isn't perfect by any stretch, but when compared to the realities of Communism and Socialism, it's leagues ahead of them.
@@RaytheonNublinski 40% of people live in poverty? Do you even know what it poverty means? Have you not noticed how far and how fast society has progressed, due to economical advancement?
Lest send Ocasio to Cuba for a year, to live life as a regular cuban she will swim to Miami in less than one week.
As a Syrian, this reminds me of the early days of the uprising against the brutal Assad socialist regime and how that regime used the same sound bytes used by the communist regime in Cuba (outside intervention, imperialism, they want to topple us because we stand up against capitalism, etc).
It also reminds me of the shameful stances the so called international community had in its failure to bring an end to this tyrannical regime, causing the entire region to devolve into chaos in the years following 2011.
It's not as simple as that. Let's say you oust Assad, then what? Either the country becomes a puppet/client state of america i.e Iraq. If the citizens elect a person the US doesn't like, America steps in to change it aka al-Maliki. That or the country descends into chaos aka Libya. Not to mention the loss of innocent lives that are caused by the invasion required to remove said government. You cannot leave a power vacuum unfilled, and the worst sorts will be the first to step in to fill it.
@@tomatodamashi I agree. It’s not as simple as that. I wish it were. But it just sucks when, as a Syrian, I am gaslit about the origins of my conflict, by someone who hasn’t probably even left the US, as if they know more about Syria than Syrians do.
Most disturbingly, I hate it when some, particularly among the out of touch regressive left and far right, portray the Assad’s as this civilized family that Syria doesn’t deserve better. They can govern by decree, because they market themselves as this secular entity that is the only safety valve against theocracy, and the protectors of minorities.
The truth is that ever since they took power (Assad took power through a coup within a coup), they consolidated their grip on Syria through a circle of bureaucrats and thugs, mostly aligned by blood (from the same part of Syria), sectarianism (mostly Alawites), and naked selfish interests. To the outside world, they say they’re pro minorities (since they’re a minority themselves), unless you happen to disagree with them, in which case you can be a communist Christian and they’ll call you an Islamist (like this activist who they keep throwing in prison).
And their poison doesn’t respect borders. Lebanon’s woes right now can be traced to the Assad regime and its alliance to Iran, which wants Lebanon to become a colony of it in its Cold War against Saudi Arabia. Lebanon right now is quickly becoming a Yemen. Did Assad care about the multi sectarian nature of Lebanon (a country of minorities rather than one majority)? Of course not. The most punished by Hezbollah (i.e. those who are only accountable to Syria and Iran) are the Lebanese Christians, Sunnis, and Druze. Even Shia Lebanese who are having buyers’ remorse for buying what hezbollah and Assad were selling have to tow the line or else.
@@ehabs07 My problem is that America (and its puppets in the West i.e France, Britain, Canada, etc) puts illegal embargoes and sanctions on places like Syria, annexes huge farmlands and oilfields and then blames the food shortages and crumbling economy on the government there. They've been doing it to Cuba for decades, and most recently on Venezuela as well. For all of Assad's faults, he HAS to be better than ISIS and al Qaeda (and its offshoots) - some of which are backed by America.
In my opinion, and I say this as a laymen looking in at a situation of which I do not know all the details, Assad is a far sight better than the alternatives at the moment. Changes that comes from within the population are slow but sturdy ,and more importantly lasting. Change that is foisted upon a nation is no more then a deck of cards. Proof can be seen in the current state of Afghanistan after 20 years of occupation and western "influence". The West would just as well see the Assad dictatorship replaced by a pro-American dictatorship...and what would that serve? How would trading one dictator for another help the population in the slightest?
I understand your grievances with Assad's leadership, you've explained them very well, but I don't see any solutions...if there are any
@@tomatodamashi Yeah because Assad imprisoned, tortured, and killed everyone who would make a better leader than himself. I’m talking about Syrian intellectuals who have leadership skills, good connections to the Syrian and international community, and higher education. I guess that’s one way to stand above the rest. I can list you the names of people who could have led the Assad regime killed but it will be a long one. There are also many more Syrians who can lead Syria (it is a country of 20 million people) but many are too afraid of his and his regime’s terror tactics on them and their families.
As for the embargo on Syria, none of that exists. The ports and airports in Syria are still working. It’s just that the governments the Assad regime have chosen as allies (namely Russia and Iran) are only interested in using Syria as an exclave colony. Iran in particular, has a particularly bizarre interest in colonizing Syria because they believe that since it was once part of a Persian empire, it should be in the sphere of influence of Iran. And Assad agreed to nationalize many Iran loyal Shiite Iraqis and even Iranians to change the demographics of Syria, where these colonizers actively take over villages and homes and never leave, often protected by the Syrian military. Our home in my hometown is now the residence of so called “Iranian savior comrades,” and we couldn’t even lay sight on it since 2012.
If you are talking about sanctions, then that’s a different story. I should point out to you that sanctions are a legal way of punishing somebody. And the sanctions the US and Europe imposed on the Syrian regime have been debated in democratically elected parliaments and voted for then enacted into law. The US and Europe have the right to not do business in countries they feel the regimes of are horrid. And yes that will have a toll on the Syrian public, but oftentimes totalitarian regimes resort you this talking point so they can criticize the sanctions. Of course they can find alternative trading partners, but they don’t want that, and they know their allies in Iran and Russia don’t care about building inroads with the Syrian people as they do building an outpost for their regional power.
A good example of that is the Syrian regime aligned Lebanese government. Lebanon tonight will plunge into darkness due to the country running out of fuel, causing long power outages. The government can take the offers of many European and Gulf state governments to provide the much needed relief for Lebanese people, but they don’t want to (not before they can secure their slice of the pie). Just to give you a small example about how corrupt third world country leaders manufacture and prolong crises for their political gains, often blaming the west when it’s they who are running their countries to the ground.
As for Cuba and Venezuela, your argument repeats the same debunked talking points about their failed government policies. The Cuban embargo does not include essential supplies like food and medications. And the Cuban government enjoys a good relationship with many of the governments you call puppet states of the US. Justin Trudeau, for one, has a good relationship with the Castros and eulogized Fidel Castro. His father, also PM of Canada, used to visit Cuba on vacation. Cuba also has other countries that it can do trading with, including ones that would enhance businesses for Cubans. But they only want businesses for their buddies in the higher government of echelons, while keeping a population of Cubans poor and dependent on government welfare.
From a Cuban, thank you John. I wish there were more out there like you. Thank you.
Cuban's: End socialism we want freedom.
Democrats: This isn't socialism
What I like about Stossel is how he learns the opposing argument and asks the hard questions
Watched John probably close to 50 years ago when he was a consumer reporter, even back then he was evenhanded, either that or he wasn’t but my Democrat mind thought he was. I became a conservative in 1981 when I became self employed two years after moving to Texas.
I dream of moving to Texas from Virginia
@@beramtaib4713 as long as one does not bring east coast democrat ideas with them the greyhound bus has a seat ready.
By 'hard' questions you mean the ones that are never actually get asked but are put out as facts. Yeah Stossle is awesome!
He uses what’s known as the Socratic questioning method.
You know it is bad when someone as libertarian as Stossel even wants us to intervene.
Right libertarians are just reactionaries who don’t want the stigma of being an open fascist.
@@MasterCombine my only point is that Stossel generally wants to pull out of foreign affairs. In my lifetime I have never seen him take this position on any area save a few comments on Hong Kong.
@@MasterCombine He wants to beam internet into Cuba. The balls on this Nazi!
Thank you for posting this. My heart and support go out to the oppressed people of Cuba.
I don't speak Spanish and I know that Libertad doesn't mean food, medicine, or supplies.
did you know that there are actual people who defends the cuban government and call it "more democratic than the US" ☹
AOC and Bernie come to mind.
It is more democratic
@Lucas Medeiros no what's genuinely scary is you guys eat up the PROPAGANDA
@@JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke Then bttt you're wrong. it's a bunch of edgy children on twitter who idolizes several dictators and pretend that famines under communism didn't exist
@@Alphabet7 you have got to be shitting, no way you're a tankie unironically
The gentleman says "We've never seen this before"
“In theory, Communism works, in theory.” - Homer Simpson
Then comes reality.
Like one of my Econ professors said: “if an idea is good in theory but bad in practice… then it’s a bad idea.”
Even a fictional character knows the truth
“If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude better than the animating contest of freedom, go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen”.
~Samuel Adams
Damn, what a legend!
He was so badass he has a beer named after him.
Fantastic quote from an incredible individual!
The Left: *Instant soy face breakout*
Send her there, along with her comrades, with full lifting of the embargo. Let them live in heaven, for us earth is good enough.
muchas gracias John! Viva Cuba Libre!
Great journalism. One of the last remaining journalists on the plant.
Stossel: "Translate Libertad."
AOC: "It means pepperoni pizza with extra cheese, they are starving, and I need to go now, too sad to continue... huhuhuuu."
Stossel: "Please resign."
Liberty in Cuba means living free of US Imperialist Domination.
@@kimobrien. You speak spanish?
@@kimobrien. keep believing in your dying ideology
@@kimobrien. imagine being so mad you come to Stossel's videos lol
@@kimobrien. Imagine lying for the communists
"What is the matter? She speaks Spanish." Well, she also has a degree in economics but she still thinks socialism is best. 'Nuff said.
EXACTLY! Most people don’t know she minored in econ. She should have her degree revoked.
Lol those that fancy themselves 'Part of the Elite' always want socialism. They do know best after all 🤣😭🤣😭
Nail it !!!!!
Democratic socialism
@@Watch-0w1 socialism is dangerous regardless of any prefix attached to it.
John, Thank you for being a real journalist and not a shill like most of your colleagues. Thank you for being a voice for the silenced while so much of the world (including the US) has turned their back. You are a great man.
Living in SFLO for 40+ years, this video makes me want to cry. It was nice when we could visit, the citizens had a better chance to make change. They could see more. The embargos are ridiculous. Embargos are declaration of financial war - period. The US has long used these failed tactics and people suffer. N Korea, Russia, Cuba. The US says, be like us, we are the right way. Now a days it is becoming quite clear the US fall short of that idea.
What was that lady's intention/motive to spread the fake information? Lead this country into jeopardy? She should be put in jail.
“Fear not the one who tells lies and falsehoods, for whom has never told spoken one, fear those who blindly believe those lies and falsehoods .” ~Unknown ~
Republicans will damage Cuba the same way they destroyed Puerto Rico.
@@nicholasplesko533 If you remember, the governor of Puerto Rico was sitting on millions of pounds of supplies while her people starved all to make Trump look bad.
Nice try pinko. Here's an idea, come to Canada then fly to Cuba and stay there.
@@nicholasplesko533 lol, like Cuba can't get any worse.
At this point, an invasion would be better for Cuba.
@@nicholasplesko533 The level of ignorance and pure stupidity I'm seeing in your comments is very disturbing.
I have watched your videos for years and think you are one of the top reporters around. Always fair and honest. We need more like you.
John Stossel is the real deal. He’s a pro journalist. Check out Dinesh D’Souza’s daily podcast on Rumble, too.
@@wrobinnes I watch him too. We need more of those guys. This fake news sucks. Years ago it was more honest. I liked Walter Cronkite. Lol people nowadays have no clue who he was
Thank you for bringing this back up into the spotlight, Libertad for Cuba has been “radio silence” for past few weeks in USA 😔
I love this man: "She speaks Spanish! What's wrong?"
Barely...She's intermediate at best and learned it so she could pander
I"m done. If the United States can't find a way to assist libertad, it's clear that freedom is only left to individual.
Why should the United States get involved in bringing "Libertad" to Cuba? We have our own problems here at home. Don't you think we should focus on our problems first? But let's say the United States did assist Cuba in bringing "Libertad," how would it happen? Would it be like bringing freedom and democracy to Iraq? Libya? Afghanistan? The recent involvements of the US around the world don't indicate bringing Libertad to Cuba is what one would expect.
@@efrainrodriguez1324 jus throw all the libertards there
@@efrainrodriguez1324 Don't misunderstand. But, if the US has a moral imperative, it has to do all it can to help people be free. I'm not talking about regime change. But I am talking about doing whatever to help people who have a gut feeling for freedom. If you don't want to support that moral position, there's nothing to say you should. I understand.
CUBA LIBRE!!
Love from Thailand to the Cuban people fighting for freedom. We're having a huge protest going on right now against the Thai government in Bangkok. 🇹🇭❤️🇨🇺
Thanks John, could not be more important at this time.
Having been to Cuba, once, for a week, I can't imagine them protesting particularly for food and COVID-19 treatment. The people I met interacted often with foreigners, and benefit from tips for service or gifts like an iPad. They know what the outside world can offer which they cannot afford due to the oppressive economic and political system. They don't want more from that system, they want that system gone. Period
yes i agree atleast one can see that we want that system gone and live in cuba not like some retards that think that we want to come to united states when we truley want is to live in cuba free of the system.
Exactly thank you so much !
AOC even speaks Spanish very similar to Cuban Spanish, but my high school Spanish is good enough to understand “¡Libertad!”
The embargo does not cover food or medicine, the lack of food and medicine is a problem with Cubas own government distribution systems, AOC doesn't know that but me a 22 year old kid does?
Well, cut her some slack! She's mentally 4 years old.
GREAT to see young people protesting because they've finally understand a glimmer of what their parents and grand parents know. If they had tasted freedom like their grandparents they would protest even more. Bless them!
I am an independent, not left or right, only right or wrong. And the Dems disgust me.
*Impeach Joe Biden*
Hartbroken seeing "The Land of The Free" abandonning freedom lovers .... on their doorstep.
When a country’s leadership cuts their communications and isolates them that way it typically means things are about to get super deadly for those citizens. Praying for Cuba.
Freedom and Liberty for Cuba 🇨🇺. Down with the doctrine!
If the Cubans demonstrated like that at the US Capitol, they would be in solitary confinement.
@@markh2200 There are videos of the police just standing by and letting people walk in. Is that breaking in?!
Freedom Their saying. Freedom. Libertad!!
John Stossel you are one unique individual and a gift to us all. Thanks
I used to think trade embargoes were cruel but after seeing what has happen to the chines people when we started trading with them I no longer do. I used to think that of China got a taste of capitalism they would give up communism but that is not what happen. Instead they used trade to strengthen their grip on their people and put them in internment camps.
exactly. i dont think its cruel to refuse to trade with people who oppress people. would it be "cruel" to refuse to trade with the Nazis? hell no. authoritarian commies should be thought of as being EXACTLY THE SAME as Nazis. they oppress people, kill people, silence people. just like the nazis did
That is what I was thinking. All trading does is give power to the government and it will still determine who gets how much of what, so what is the point of free trade? They dont have a free trade economy, so it wouldnt help the people at all but would help the government oppress them more and become powerful enough to push the oppression on other countries.
The Chinese people will only get better lives if we trade with them, just like we get better. Embargoes and protectionism in general only damage humanity as a whole. The same story with Cuba. The regime won't change, we just need to make it best for ourselves and at the same time help the Cubans and Chinese.
@@akmil807 tell that to the Muslim minority that is having their organs harvested or the fang gan practitioners. No trading with the Chines has only embolden the communist party to become more athoritarian. Look at Hong Kong, one of the best cities in the world and the Chinese have turned it into a police state in 20 years.
@@wmd240sx 'No trading with the Chines has only embolden the communist party to be more authoritarian' Exactly, that's why we need to keep trading with them. They will become less authoritarian, which is the goal.
“And if we work our butts off we can make sure we take back all three chambers of Congress, The presidency, the Senate and the house.” 😂
-AOC
Even my own nine-year-old daughter knows that the three branches of the government are the Legislative, Judicial and the Executive!
Not in Democrats America
No sane person ever called AOC a font of wisdom.
"The Continental Army took over the airports. They did. It's incredible." - RINO Trump
Satellite internet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Libertad. Justicia.
Thank you John. Keep the truth coming.
Thank you for your work, John. It is truly appreciated.
Her: I'll bet he's thinking about other women
Him: Wondering how he can run guns to Cuba
i don't condone what you want to do, but i understand.
A few company men in the 60's would like a word.
I like the internet idea better... Imagine if the US could surround the island with free internet. That would be hilarious.
I love the smell of a revolution in the morning
Basically folks, government is not the answer.
Honesty. Intellectual honesty. To twist shouts of "Libertad" as cries for foods and medicines is despicable.
Hope there is a way to help these poor people.
Oh, UA-cam's gonna love this one.
This just shows that some of America's politicians preach doctrine as much as Cuba does.
I support liberty for Cuba !
Cubans: Libertas!
MSNBC: What's that? Sounds like some sort of taco. So, they want food, eh?
Incredible as always John
¡Libertad para el pueblo cubano!
Good job Stossel. Libertad!
Love your videos John!!
Before we even think about freeing Cuba, we should be looking here at home, freeing America from corporate and government tyranny. It's our country. Let's keep it.
Lol good luck undoing 100 years of Rockefeller/Rothschild/Morgan planning
yes but guess who as been bringing communism into america it was not corporation it was the cuban government. since the 60s the cuban G2 which is the intellegence has been infiltrating into american politics. they have been the main players in bring communism into the united states. When the black live matter riots guess who was supporting the group the most when it came to the way they rioted. it was the cuban government. Most of the communist terrorist were trained in cuba. You sir are stupid.
Mr. Stossel, you are the man in journalism. Please keep it real and coming.
"Beam Internet into Cuba" What does that actually mean? How do Cubans transmit back a strong enough signal with what they already have?
Internet requires the ability to make requests, otherwise you're not going to receive the data you want.
Literacy rates don't mean jack when all you are reading is Marx and Lenin.
I read marx , and marx letters to engels
I learned that they were racists , angry loosers that blamed the world for their failure , they leeched on their friends never worked and talked shit about their friends because they didnt give them more
I used to think that there’s a difference between moderate American leftists and tankies. Now I see that they might as well be the same
Thank you for Real NEWS!
Small business owner here - hard working Cubans - I want you!!
Thank you John! Prayers for these people! God bless!
Videos from CUBA vanished from my feed a week or two ago. Great job keeping up with this story team!
Because the CCP (the big brother of the communist countries today) helped Cuban regime cut off Cubans communication to the world.
John Stossel is AWESOME!!!
I'm glad to see Stossel finally getting the Subscribers that he deserves
Thank you for researching. And your journalistic efforts in sharing this
Bernie Sanders wants this across the US
His passion comes through. Praying for the Cuban people and the freedom that they deserve 🙏
Great segment John. Really enjoyed it.
If we “free” Cuba I’m concerned China will use it as precedent to “free” Taiwan….
I like the plan to just provide Internet to the people and have the Cuban government calling that an act of terrorism or something
Also, China isn't waiting for an excuse to invade Taiwan, they're waiting for an opportunity. They don't just invade that island right now because they lack the capacity to do so.
That's literally the precedent the Globalist American Empire set though. How can you not notice this? The GAE invades other countries and kills thousands of innocent people, supports evil regimes in the Middle East while claiming to spread democracy by toppling regimes that don't support them. The rampant hypocrisy doesn't go unnoticed on the world stage, and of course with China getting stronger, it's inevitable. Taiwan inhabitants are literally ethnic Chinese, so annexation of Taiwan by the CCP has more justification than the US Iraq War.
Just Mann....'precedent'. Today's bonus is : 'secede' , not succeed. I'll go now.
@@ross2812 thank you for the spelling correct. What would we do without folks like you…?
@@f-86zoomer37 I was unaware we were making the comparison. Seems to me Iraq originally invaded Kuwait… now just because I pointed that out, don’t paint me to approve of the whole weapons of mass destruction debacle.
The Taiwanese people say different than you.
The Cuban people are calling out for help.
Taiwan would be invaded by a dictatorship.
Cuba would be liberated from one…
Your agenda is showing…
Why did I stop receiving notifications for this channel? Good stuff, the message of freedom is needed now, desperately.
Cuban people you are more then welcome in Poland 🇵🇱!!!! We understand your struggle all to well. I pray for you and Cuba 🇨🇺!!!! God Bless you
Thanks John!