Does any one know who funds this trash.

Maybe George Soros? Hard to say exactly since Soros is someone who had vowed to destabilize regimes around the world. At least those regimes that are opposed to him and what he represents. ;)

BLM then praised the Cuban government for previously offering sanctuary to black revolutionaries.

I think that sanctuary was given to one Black Panther cop-killer negress who's still there. I think.

I think that sanctuary was given to one Black Panther cop-killer negress who's still there.

You may be right about this. But that is a very obscure fact. ;)

The United States Congress passed a non-binding resolution in September 1998, asking Cuba for the return of Shakur [aka Assata Shakur, aka Joanne Chesimard] as well as 90 fugitives believed by Congress to be residing in Cuba; House Concurrent Resolution 254 passed 371–0 in the House and by unanimous consent in the Senate.[214][215] The Resolution was due in no small part to the lobbying efforts of Governor Whitman and New Jersey Representative Bob Franks.[121] Before the passage of the Resolution, Franks stated: "This escaped murderer now lives a comfortable life in Cuba and has launched a public relations campaign in which she attempts to portray herself as an innocent victim rather than a cold-blooded murderer."[121]

In an open letter to Castro, chair of the Congressional Black Caucus Representative Maxine Waters of California later explained that many members of the Caucus (including herself) were against Shakur's extradition but had mistakenly voted for the bill, which was placed on the accelerated suspension calendar, generally reserved for non- controversial legislation.[216] In the letter, Waters explained her opposition, calling COINTELPRO "illegal, clandestine political persecution".[216] - Wiki

en.wikipedia.org/ wiki/Assata_Shakur

Seems like certain folks don't like the Feds except when they like them.

It is strange tho, BTP. Lots of us get turned around when we find out that much of what we'd been taught as history turned out to be bunk.

Some go absolutely cuckoo. Never-the-damned-less, that does not explain or excuse armed robbery and/or murder.

And it's noteworthy that some folks rate a virtual battalion of lawyers in an attempt to walk away from said acts.

Good article on Assata, Cuba & US

www.chicagotribune.com/op...-1230-20141229-story.html

In the letter, Waters explained her opposition, calling COINTELPRO "illegal, clandestine political persecution".

It seems odd for a U.S. Representative to have such an opinion. :-/

That "far too much" includes sponsorship of terrorist work in Cuba and in other sensitive areas in Latin America.

It might also draw attention to others who know much too much about the Bay of Pigs, Tonkin Gulf, Dallas, Waco, OK City, 9/11 . . .

Of course, the majority of sources that appear on Google or DuckDuckGo searches on this topic subordinate that fact to other aspects of the story.

We are quite familiar with that M.O.

It might also draw attention to others who know much too much about the Bay of Pigs, Tonkin Gulf, Dallas, Waco, OK City, 9/11 . . .

Waco was one big cluster fuck.

The Murrah Building was supposed to be a complete collapse. But some of the charges on columns did not detonate. When this was discovered the EMTs were called out and the bomb squad sent in.

What else can be said about 9-11 other than what has been reported about the "dancing Israelis"? ;)