Some things never Change

Read how the Unions, Politicians bankrupted Miami

What Cesar Figueroa has to say--

I tell my Cuban people all the time how ashamed I am of them. We fled the Communist (I hate the word Communist because it is so deceiving-- no one really knows what it means) government of team Cuba to come here to team U.S.A. and we are showing our true colors (nothing was learned); some things just never change.

What's happening in Miami is happening in every city in this country which is what happened in team Cuba prior to the 1959 revolution--it's called economic collapse. We don't produce much of anything to make it work anymore. We are eating our own tail. Everyone can not work for government. Government cannot fix anything.

That's exactly what we got as a result of the last election. We were promised CHANGE and we got more of the same. Just change the players (not even new ones, the ones from the Clinton era).

More to the point--There's no prospect for growth in profits from buying American labor. The capital owning class has no more need for us (U.S.A.). Take a good look at Haiti, Cuba, New Orleans, that's the future for people who have only their labor to sell. How could we think that we would be on top for ever?

The cycle is unstoppable; it well take its course and it will be very painful. Hang on to your hat.