Cuba, Terrorism and the Gangstalking Connection Preparation Video

In preparation for my latest lecture entitled "Cuba, Terrorism, and the Gangstalking Connection," (Which is coming soon.) I wanted to treat the reader to the actual transcript of Ambassador Mike Waltz's speech to the United Nations on 10/28/2025.

The highlight of the speech is as follows:

[ "The facts are this is an illegitimate and brutal regime that seeks to cast itself as the victim of aggression while plainly describing itself as “the enemy of the United States.” It’s located just 90 miles off our shore, it conspires and it collaborates with enemies and adversaries of the United States against our interests.

The facts are that this regime supports terrorist organizations around the globe. It is allowing mercenaries to fight in the war in Ukraine. It is propping up the Venezuelan regime, and aids cartels.

The facts are these cartels that it props up are trafficking people, drugs, and weapons, and is aiding and abetting instability in our hemisphere."] -Mike Waltz

The entire speech can be read below.

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Remarks at a UN General Assembly Meeting on the Cuba “Embargo” Resolution
By United States Mission to the United Nations
7 MINUTE READ
October 28, 2025
Ambassador Mike Waltz
U.S. Representative to the United Nations
New York, New York

AS DELIVERED

Thank you, Madam President, and thank you members of the General Assembly.

Every year since 1992, we have gathered here in this body for what can only be described as political theater in which the Cuban regime tries to convince itself, tries to convince its international supporters, and tries to convince the Cuban people that the world holds it blameless for its attacks on the fundamental freedoms of its citizens and for the abysmal, despicable economic consequences of its policies.

Some of you – many of you, frankly, some as recently as this morning – tell us privately that since the regime cares so much about this vote, that you just want to appease it. You just want to kind of go with the flow and go with the crowd. That’s what you tell us privately.

But colleagues, let me suggest today that you do something different this year.

The United States and the Trump Administration wants to set the record straight when it comes to this resolution and to correct the fake news, the misinformation, and this false reality the regime seeks to create year after year with this vote.

The facts are this is an illegitimate and brutal regime that seeks to cast itself as the victim of aggression while plainly describing itself as “the enemy of the United States.” It’s located just 90 miles off our shore, it conspires and it collaborates with enemies and adversaries of the United States against our interests.

The facts are that this regime supports terrorist organizations around the globe. It is allowing mercenaries to fight in the war in Ukraine. It is propping up the Venezuelan regime, and aids cartels.

The facts are these cartels that it props up are trafficking people, drugs, and weapons, and is aiding and abetting instability in our hemisphere.

They undermine democracies in our hemisphere.

Thank you, Madam President. I am well aware of the location in which we are speaking. And this is also not a communist illegitimate legislature in Havana. This is a place where we talk in facts. And the facts are the Cuban regime has undermined democracies in our hemisphere. It has oppressed its own people and it steals from its own people so that “regime insiders” can maintain their elite status. I don’t need to say that on any type of chat, I’m saying that in front of the entire world. And it is well known within the western hemisphere for those who closely pay attention.

So, I would suggest that our member states stop appeasing the regime with their votes and instead use this vote to send the world a message. I would encourage you to send the regime in Havana a message, and send the Cuban people a message. Stop using this vote to blame them and blame all of its economic problems on the United States.

No government in history has ever made a communist economy work – even fellow socialist and communist states are urging Cuba to open its economy to its own people, allow its people to thrive. And the only thing equal about communism and socialism is that everyone is equally miserable and poor.

And so just to correct the record, and colleagues please hear me on this on this term “blockade”, on this term “embargo.” The United States has always – always allowed Cuba to import food, to import medicine, and to import humanitarian goods. In fact, last year in 2024, the United States exported – I’ve seen the ships leave the ports in Florida and in Louisiana. It exported half a billion dollars of goods to Cuba. Over $585 million dollars of food, of humanitarian aid, of medicine.

Colleagues, how is that a blockade? I just heard a colleague here before me describe this as a blockade. Half a billion dollars, and in fact, the Cuban regime can trade with any of you, with the entire world, with the rest of the western hemisphere, with our friends in Canada and elsewhere. There’s no blockade. A blockade would be preventing anything from coming to Cuba. So, please stop repeating this propaganda that allows the regime to then go back and have an excuse for its own failures.

Let’s stop spending these citizens’ meager resources on high-end tourist hotels that sit empty, while the people are starving.

Tell the regime you’ve seen the investigative reporting about Cuba’s military-controlled companies sitting on billions of dollars in offshore and overseas bank accounts, again while its own people’s needs are ignored.

Please share with the regime its governance failures that have driven out two million Cubans – have left Cuba. Not coming in, they are leaving. And remind the regime to start prioritizing the needs of its own people.

But most of all, it’s time the regime is to be held accountable for its own human rights record, for its forced labor to make charcoal and cigars, for the 700 political prisoners that it continues to hold unjustly in prisons under horrific conditions and the constant threat of abuse and torture – the people that are rising up due to the oppression that are arrested and treated brutally. And let’s hold it accountable for participating in the human trafficking of medical professionals abroad that provides a source of cash for the regime.

So, colleagues you can send this message in a very easy way. Abstain from this vote or vote no with the United States. We enthusiastically welcome your support. And we enthusiastically and strongly encourage you to stop propagating this propaganda. There is no blockade. That is absolutely false.

Let’s send a message today, colleagues. In keeping, as the Cuban delegation just said, in keeping with the history of this body, in line with human rights, in line with human dignity, and in line with a better future for the Cuban people.

I thank you, Madam President.

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