What’s really going on in Cuba?

Five days of internet blackout, as the Cuban dictatorship stifles the flow of information amid protests and cries for freedom.

Oscar de la Rosa, a Cuban immigrant to the US and a south Florida city councilman, joins me to describe the situation in Cuba.

#cuba #communism

White House announced it is colluding with social media corporations in the censorship of speech protected by the First Amendment.

“Congress shall make no law...abridging the freedom of speech....” - First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States

Ready for some serious journalism, but first, rollerblades 😅

Former CBS network journalist Kristina Borjesson interviewed me for her “Whistleblowers Newsroom” show.

Kristina had a similar experience to mine when she was assigned to a story, then told not to reveal what she was discovering. Here’s an excerpt from a bio on her:

“Back in 1996, Borjesson's boss at CBS Network assigned her to cover the crash. However, shortly after Borjesson received a piece of physical evidence from inside the official crash investigation, the FBI demanded it back, inaccurately claiming it had been stolen. CBS returned the evidence and terminated Borjesson. Then Borjesson was hired to produce a segment about problems within the official crash investigation for a series pilot commissioned by ABC. Mainstream press reports claiming Borjesson's segment would examine whether or not a missile had downed flight 800 appeared suddenly, prompting ABC to cancel the entire series.”

Kristina is author of the book: Into the Buzzsaw: Leading Journalists Expose the Myth of a Free Press.

Watch Kristina’s full segment on me here: https://www.bitchute.com/video/8y5VHbdFfkji/

First time shooting a machine gun 😱

First time at Mount Rushmore. Seeing it in person is awe inspiring. 🇺🇸 Thanks to Project Veritas for bringing the whistleblowers out here

Thanks to Project Veritas for having me on their whistleblowers panel. A great time at #FreedomFest in South Dakota with these courageous pure hearted humans.

Here’s a bit of what I talked talked about today: The whole reason for journalism is to empower people with the info they need to keep themselves free. Wouldn’t it be nice for every person to have the liberty to live their lives exactly as they see fit? Instead media outlets have done a great job of scaring people into giving away their freedoms this past year.

Here’s to thinking for ourselves and not falling for deceptive headlines. Here’s to preserving our liberties. 🥂

Great to see other journalists speaking out in the UK!

https://www.wsj.com/articles/fda-ivermectin-covid-19-coronavirus-masks-anti-science-11627482393

Rare main stream coverage of the “I” word

Brenton Awa, anchor for KITV in Honolulu