u/VladimirLimeMint

Key points

1. NED largest program is China

2. NED Africa largest program is Nigeria

3. NED Latin America largest is Nicaragua

4. Following is Cuba and Venezuela

5. NED runs disinformation with AI that target 45 countries EXCEPT within American empire. (someone who called me a fed should watch the masters' talk)

6. NED Europe is Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia

7. NED West Asia focus is Iran

8. NED South Asia target is Bangladesh

9. NED replicate itself in Hong Kong and Taiwan

10. NED targets all regions of China, including Tibet

11. NED aims for color revolutions in Manchuria

12. NED is behind Women Life Freedom

13. NED push for economic sanctions against China

14. Eventually NED targets Bell and Road Initiatives

15. Despite "freedom", CIA/NED admits its existence only to further US imperialism foreign policy

16. NED is admitted behind Arab Springs

17. NED weaponizing tech like Starlink

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l9irWPs2q58

Hopefully this clears up the bullshiting by radical liberals on this sub being so disconnected from their own Western imperialism self interest that you still believe your actions brought peace to the global south despite your empire has never stopped the genocide.

https://en.granma.cu/cuba/2026-07-03/rates-and-percentages-in-their-real-dimension

Pinar del Río. – Wendy García speaks without fear, as if she were convinced the worst was over. “I’m calm,” she says. She explains that the doctors will discuss her case the next day and that they will likely schedule her delivery for the end of the week.

The scares that led to her hospitalization 51 days ago, and which have persisted ever since, seem to be definitively behind her. She recounts that it began with “heavy” bleeding and that she was very worried about what it could mean for her and her baby.

At 34, this was finally her first pregnancy, and she was happy until that May night when she had to be rushed to the hospital. There, she was diagnosed with preeclampsia, followed by another bout of bleeding, and then another, and then another… But the doctors and nurses in the Intermediate Care Unit of the Abel Santamaría Cuadrado General Teaching Hospital have spared no effort to care for her.

“Everyone has been wonderful; thanks to them, I’ve made it to the end of my pregnancy.”

The perinatal care unit, identified by the letters MI, is a kind of therapy for pregnant women. Specialists consider it fundamentally important within the vast system that makes up the Maternal and Child Health Program (PAMI) in Pinar del Río.

“It’s a closed service, where the most concerning cases are,” explains Dr. Sulemis Carmona. “Here we have patients with severe hypertension, threatened preterm labor, and other conditions.” That’s why, although everything is calm right now, she warns that “things can get complicated at any moment.”

And these complications, in these times, present additional challenges due to the lack of resources, which constantly forces them to seek alternatives in this sacred struggle for life.

“Of the few resources that come into the hospital, we are always prioritized for the care of critically ill mothers.” “Right now, what affects us most is the antibiotic situation, but even if it’s oral, we always have something for maternal care.”

Dr. María Teresa Machín, head of the PAMI in Pinar del Río, affirms that the results of this important program have been consistent over time. In 2023, the province registered the lowest infant mortality rate in Cuba. In 2025, it achieved this again. In 2024, it ranked second.

However, she acknowledges that the austerity measures to which the country has been subjected, and which relentlessly impact all spheres of life, also affect the performance of PAMI.

The effects range from the shortage of medications to the difficulties in guaranteeing consultations with primary healthcare teams (comprised of pediatricians, general practitioners, obstetricians, etc.) in the most remote areas, due to severe fuel limitations.

“We have been affected, for example, in the prenatal diagnosis of congenital defects, since this is fundamentally based on ultrasound studies, which require electricity,” explains María Teresa.

Given this complex situation, she notes that consultations at the Provincial Genetics Center have been moved to the municipal center (located in a protected area), and also to the Abel Santamaría Hospital.

Furthermore, it has been indicated that the ultrasound equipment in the outpatient clinics will be powered by the photovoltaic systems installed in them in recent months.

Meanwhile, in the maternity homes, where pregnant women with high-risk pregnancies are typically admitted, the head of PAMI explains that they have decided to “go further,” given the transportation shortages, and also admit vulnerable cases and pregnant women living in hard-to-reach areas, anticipating any potential emergencies.

Amid an extremely complex scenario, she recalls that in recent months, all 11 municipalities in Pinar del Río province have been equipped with maternity homes, and that photovoltaic kits have been installed in these homes to guarantee lighting, food preservation, and other basic needs.

On the other side of the MI room, Sinaily Betancourt is already She has been in the service for 27 days, but she knows she still has many more to go. She is 20 years old and comes from El Olivo, a remote community in the municipality of Mantua, more than 100 kilometers from the city of Pinar del Río.

Before becoming pregnant, she already suffered from chronic hypertension, but during her pregnancy, she developed preeclampsia, which required her admission to the perinatal care unit.

A fuel shortage delayed her emergency transfer to the provincial capital by almost 24 hours. "The doctors in Mantua had reported me in the morning, and I arrived here around four o'clock the next morning," Sinaily recounts.

Since then, her situation has been no less tense. "During my time in the hospital, I've had several relapses, but they've given me medication, and I've improved."

She's already 31 weeks pregnant, but ideally she'd like to reach at least 37. Although her family has barely been able to visit, Sinaily and her baby are not alone.

"The nurses or doctors come every four hours and take my blood pressure, listen to my heartbeat, and ask me how I'm feeling. The care has been excellent."

She says she's carrying a baby girl, who will be named Camila, and her eyes light up. She knows that on the other side of those walls that make up the MI (Medical Intensive Care Unit), hard times are being lived, that the people who care for her probably didn't sleep well the night before and that they left their own problems at home to come to work. And it is there that cold statistics take on a human face, and where rates and percentages are expressed in their true dimension.

And it is also there that the consequences of the ruthless policy that the United States government insists on promoting against the Cuban people are laid bare.

But at the MI, life continues to triumph over death, and also in the neonatal ward, the breast milk bank, the pediatric ward, and in every link of a system that has not stopped, and which, amidst terrible shortages, has been able to achieve indicators on par with countries like Mexico, Argentina, or Brazil.

With the confidence of someone who knows she's in good hands, Wendy García interrupts the interview for a few minutes to answer a call. "We're going to meet Bryan soon," she tells the person on the other end of the line, and smiles in a way that defies description.

Bryan is the son she had longed for for so long, and after several years of waiting, fertility clinic sessions, four bleeding episodes, unstable blood pressure, and nearly two months in the hospital, he will finally be in her arms, thanks to the mother's boundless will and the dedication of the doctors and nurses who guarantee every pregnant woman and every child, as in Félix B. Caignet's famous novel, "the right to be born."

Is it wrong to hate the most annoying fetuses ever?

https://en.granma.cu/cuba/2026-07-01/diaz-canel-its-about-above-all-saving-the-revolution

"It's about, above all, saving the Revolution," emphasized the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, speaking at the most recent Council of Ministers meeting, which outlined the roadmap for implementing the approved economic and social reforms in the country.

"We are facing a complex dilemma that we can solve: how to give continuity to the process of socialist construction on a small Caribbean island that has suffered the longest blockade in the history of humanity by the most powerful nation in the world," warned the Head of State.

"We must face this challenge," he clarified, "without surrendering, with intelligence, ideological firmness, responsibility, unity, courage, and audacity."

"That is what we, the generations defending the Revolution, must do," he emphasized.

The president asserted that the transformations are aimed at saving the Revolution, regardless of what the enemies say. "Today, no country in the world is more attacked than Cuba, with a multidimensional war, and we have the responsibility, under these conditions, not only to save it, but also to continue perfecting our process of socialist construction," he said.

In the session—led by Political Bureau member and Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz—the President stated that "the primary goal is to unleash productive forces so that we can build wealth and distribute it with social justice."

He indicated that everything that unleashes productive forces must be implemented immediately because the first response we must seek with these transformations is for all economic actors to begin working with a different dynamic, one that cannot be the one reflected in the Economic Plan report.

Díaz-Canel emphasized the priority of approving everything that levels the playing field for economic actors. On this point, he warned, "We are talking about the economic actors of socialist construction, of our Economic and Social Model. Therefore, they are the ones who will contribute to the National Economic and Social Development Plan until 2030, the Government's Economic and Social Program for 2026, and the territorial and local development strategies."

The Head of State considered legal certainty a fundamental element. “The rules for everything we are going to do must be clear; there must be transparency so that we can monitor, from both a popular and institutional perspective, everything we do.”

The President reiterated the urgency of "explaining how each transformation defends the construction of socialism; how it will contribute to economic growth and social development; how it will allow us to increase the wealth that we will distribute with social justice and improve the situation of those who are most vulnerable; and how each transformation will further strengthen respect for the rights of all Cubans in our society."

"We won’t be able to implement these transformations effectively if the population doesn’t participate," he warned. "We haven’t exhausted any existing discussions; perhaps someone will propose something even better than what we’ve achieved so far, and where there’s a misunderstanding, we need to explain why and listen."

The country needs much more debate, he asserted, but to debate effectively, we must listen and build consensus, because we are entering an extremely complex process in an extremely complex situation.

"This is what truly contributes, and this is what it means to rise to the occasion, to live in this historical moment," he said, referring to the approved transformations.

He called for applying "all the categories of Fidel’s concept of Revolution to the attitude we must adopt. They are all present in what we must do to defend these transformations. And when I speak of defense, I don’t just mean implementing them, but implementing them well so that they yield results," he concluded.

THE IMPLEMENTATION ROADMAP

In this working session, the members of the highest governing body approved the proposal presented by Prime Minister Manuel Marrero Cruz for the implementation of the economic and social transformations that the country will undertake immediately for its recovery.

He explained that, following the plenary sessions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party and the National Assembly of People's Power, as well as meetings with members of the National Association of Economists and Accountants of Cuba and other experts, the initial document outlining the economic and social transformations was updated based on 673 proposals received, 79% of which were accepted. He specified that the majority of these proposals were aimed at enriching the implementation process that is now beginning.

Marrero Cruz indicated that in the coming days, actions will be implemented to grant new powers to state-owned socialist enterprises; decentralize the power to approve wholesale and retail prices to the business sector; and restructure the Higher Organizations of Business Management. empower provincial governments and administrative councils to create, merge, extinguish, and liquidate local state-owned enterprises; make the approval and allocation of after-tax profits more flexible; decentralize the power to approve the salary scale to the state-owned enterprise system, among other important steps.

Regarding the non-state sector, he specified that among the priorities in implementing the transformations are: the approval of pending non-agricultural micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) and cooperatives; the reduction of procedures, terms, and requirements for the creation of new economic actors; allowing the hiring of more than one hundred workers and permitting an individual to own more than one private company; expanding the types of business structures under which they can organize; and reducing the list of prohibited activities in this sector.

Concerning agricultural recovery, he addressed as a priority the modification of land management and use for all economic actors, as well as making marketing more flexible.

Marrero Cruz clarified that the economic and social transformations, contained in 23 key areas that encompass a wide range of urgent issues, are relevant to all organizations and require updating work systems to dedicate the necessary time and analysis to them.

In this, she said, the role that we, as leaders, must play is crucial; "the greatest transformation must be in our way of thinking."

The document outlining the 176 approved economic and social reforms is available on the government platform (www.sovereignty.gob.cu) and on the website of the Presidency of the Republic (www.presidency.gob.cu).

During the discussion of this matter, the Minister of Justice, Rosabel Gamón Verde, explained that the approved reforms have an impact on the legal framework, requiring modifications to some existing regulations and the drafting of new ones. She assured that the process will be swift, but will require full-time work.

She clarified that efficiency and speed cannot come at the expense of achievements made in the regulatory process, including legality, democratization, popular participation whenever possible, and the quality of our legal norms.

In this regard, the President of the National Assembly of People's Power, Esteban Lazo Hernández, noted that the usual time required for drafting legal norms will be significantly reduced. A series of steps currently involved will be eliminated, while always maintaining respect for the Constitution, necessary consultations, and public participation. However, the process will be more expeditious, he reiterated.

TOPICS ON THE AGENDA

At this meeting of the Council of Ministers, an analysis of the performance of the Cuban economy in the first half of the year was presented. The economy has been profoundly impacted by the U.S. government's blockade policy and the continued oil embargo, which affects all sectors of the nation's life.

The reports on the execution of the State Budget as of the end of May and the estimate for the first half of the year were also reviewed, and the report on the settlement of the 2025 Budget was approved. This latter report will be presented at the next session of the National Assembly of People's Power.

Likewise, the proposal for the early placement of graduates from higher education and mid-level technical programs, who will complete their studies in 2027, was approved.

In addition, a report was presented detailing the results of the detection, prevention, and care provided to minors under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of the Interior for committing acts classified as crimes and exhibiting harmful behaviors. This work is being intensified nationwide through collaboration between operational bodies and agencies of the Central State Administration, as well as social, mass, and political organizations.

https://en.granma.cu/cuba/2026-05-25/from-china-a-noble-gesture-of-solidarity-with-the-cuban-people

"In the spirit of the firm political will to jointly build the Cuba-China Community of Shared Future, we received with profound gratitude 15,000 tons of rice sent by the people, Party, and Government of China," wrote Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Party and President of the Republic, on his Twitter account.

"This important shipment," Díaz-Canel added, "which arrived Saturday at the Port of Havana, marks the beginning of a new donation totaling 60,000 tons, which will gradually arrive in our homeland."

The president, who acknowledged the donation as a "noble gesture of solidarity," explained that it "will reach millions of consumers throughout all the provinces and the special municipality of Isla de la Juventud, as well as our health and education institutions."

"The deep bonds of friendship and cooperation that unite us are strengthened in crucial moments," he concluded.

https://en.granma.cu/cuba/2026-06-30/as-a-sister-nation-cuba-celebrated-the-105th-anniversary-of-the-founding-of-the-communist-party-of-china

With the presence of the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, the commemorative ceremony for the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China and the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March took place at the Palace of the Revolution

To commemorate the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China and the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March—events of undeniable significance in the history of the People's Republic of China and the world—an official ceremony was held this Monday afternoon at the Palace of the Revolution. The ceremony, which was held in the spirit of brotherhood between the two nations, was attended by the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez.

This is what Comrade Hua Xin, Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Cuba, said from the Portocarrero Hall: common faith and experiences of struggle closely unite two socialist countries; both led by communist parties.

“The Communist Party of China will always stand with the Communist Party of Cuba,” the diplomat affirmed during an event that also included the presence, from Cuba, of members of the Political Bureau; leaders of the Party, the State, the Government, the Young Communist League, mass organizations, the Revolutionary Armed Forces, the Ministry of the Interior, the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples, and other guests at the commemoration.

Also present in the beautiful hall, representing the Asian giant, were officials from the Chinese Embassy in Cuba, students, and representatives of Chinese companies based on the island; as well as ambassadors and other members of the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Caribbean nation.

In an address marked by gratitude, remembrance, and conviction, Comrade Hua Xin declared: “On July 1st, we will celebrate the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China. On behalf of the Embassy of China in Cuba, I thank the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba for organizing this commemorative event, and I extend my sincerest greetings and gratitude to the Party, the Government, and friends from all sectors of Cuba who have consistently supported the friendship between our parties and countries.”

Comrade Hua Xin recalled the founding process of the Communist Party of China, how “its pioneers gave life to a great founding spirit: adherence to the truth, defense of ideals, fulfillment of original aspirations, undertaking historical missions, readiness for sacrifice, heroic struggle, loyalty, and commitment to the people.”

This spirit, he explained, constitutes "the spiritual source of the Communist Party of China."

Later in his remarks, the ambassador commented that "one of the decisive factors in the Communist Party of China's great achievements has been its constant commitment to strengthening its own development." He emphasized that a profound synthesis of over a century of experience has been carried out, incorporating novel ideas, approaches, and strategies in which Xi Jinping Thought has played a crucial role, and where it has become clear that "Party leadership is the essential characteristic of socialism with Chinese characteristics."

Later in his remarks, Comrade Hua Xin emphasized: “Today, faced with the escalating blockade imposed by the United States, as well as its military threats, the Party, the Government, and the people of Cuba remain steadfast in their conviction, will not yield to pressure, and will resolutely defend national sovereignty and the socialist cause.” He stressed:

“We categorically oppose the illegal unilateral sanctions and any form of military intervention; we demand that the United States immediately end the blockade and all forms of coercion, and that it cease violating the Cuban people’s right to survival and development.”

“We firmly support Cuba in exploring a path of socialist development, in accordance with its national conditions; and we highly value the decision of the Communist Party of Cuba to courageously promote measures of economic and social transformation. We are confident that, under the leadership of the Communist Party of Cuba, the heroic Cuban people will overcome current difficulties and achieve new victories in socialist construction.”

The keynote address at the commemoration was delivered by Emilio Lozada García, member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and head of its International Relations Department. In his speech, he remembered the pioneers of the vanguard political organization in the sister nation and remarked: “Those 50 courageous communist militants have multiplied and today number more than one hundred million, making them the largest Communist Party in the world today.”

In a recounting of victories, Emilio Lozada said, "The Communist Party of China has achieved numerous successes over the past 105 years." He then brought up the fact that "in the history of its struggle, the heroic leadership of the Long March by the Red Army, between October 1934 and October 1936, stands out. This campaign gave a new and decisive direction to the war and demonstrated what a people, guided by its Communist Party, is capable of achieving."

"The leadership exercised by the Chinese communist organization for more than seventy years in guiding the long and complex process of building socialism is unprecedented," the party leader emphasized.

Elsewhere in his remarks, Lozada stated that “in the international arena, the Chinese Communists have promoted peace, multilateralism, the defense of international law, and the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations.”

“The initiatives promoted in recent years by the General Secretary of the Party, Comrade Xi Jinping, regarding the Belt and Road Initiative, the Building of a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind, as well as the initiatives on global security, development, civilization, and governance, have been particularly relevant.”

Currently, Emilio Lozada emphasized, “the Communist Party of Cuba and the Communist Party of China are working toward building a bilateral Community with a Shared Future.” He then underscored:

“We appreciate the firm and unwavering support of the Communist Party of China against the economic, commercial, and financial blockade and the energy embargo imposed by the United States government, as well as against the infamous accusation against Army General Raúl Castro Ruz.”

The Cuban leader also stated: “The Communist Party of Cuba is grateful for the constant support and accompaniment of the Communist Party of China, especially in the current circumstances of collective punishment and silent genocide against the Cuban people.” He further emphasized: “The Communist Party of China is today an indispensable reference point in the process of building socialism and has demonstrated that the socialist system is a viable alternative to the savage capitalism that they are trying to impose on us from the North.”

“Its commitment to achieving a more just, democratic, and equitable international order reaffirms that a better world is possible.”

Correction: I meant to say June 24 but my brain wasn't in good shape and mistyped "few hours ago"

CGTN live stream

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6V7gcVVrEq4

Source of the two videos

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/hrxdETXLiEQ

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/DAQIN_R-iCs

Death tolls is 1,430 and 3,238 injuries.

China pledges 14.7 million USD to help recovery.

https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202606/1364698.shtml

President Xi condolences to La Guaira victims.

http://www.china.org.cn/2026-06/27/content_118570931.shtml

https://www.tiktok.com/@madeline_pendleton/video/7656835194166447390

The fed you're complaining about is here, and I reinforces my point, Americans have it far too easy than someone from Yemen or Iraq. Unless you get automatic drone strikes by NSA for only holding a phone, using the wrong VPN isn't even the biggest issue, until you learn about what Cloudflare even do, which makes your VPN useless.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/02/the-nsas-skynet-program-may-be-killing-thousands-of-innocent-people/

I can keep you posted, real feds won't show you all these techniques they milked dry for 30 years on the internet against Tor users. VPN is easy.

https://0xacab.org/dCF/deCloudflare/-/blob/master/readme/en.md

This fed also share with you how to deanonymize Cloudflare tunnel for anything pass through Cloudflare servers, VPN or not.

https://gist.github.com/hackermondev/45a3cdfa52246f1d1201c1e8cdef6117

Decloaking local VPN traffic

https://github.com/leviathansecurity/TunnelVision

Client side drive-by JS payload iFrame, classic fed's favorite to de-anonymize Tor users.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/08/attackers-wield-firefox-exploit-to-uncloak-anonymous-tor-users/

https://www.sasa-software.com/learning/what-is-a-drive-by-download/

Web beacon using pixel tracking with WebRTC

https://cisoperspective.com/2025/01/15/how-to-use-canary-tokens/

https://cybersecuritynews.com/track-android-users-covertly/

Supercookie via DOM XSS favicon

https://github.com/jonasstrehle/supercookie

Evercookie via LSO

https://github.com/samyk/evercookie

The feds have been using supercookie since the 2010s. You just found out. Yeah I knew this shit for at least 20 years of history. There's a reason why I recommend Lithium-Oil to never store ANY session.

https://www.aclu.org/sites/default/files/assets/tor_stinks.pdf

Lithium-Oil privacy tips below.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TankieTheDeprogram/comments/1rpj9ix/i_checked_google_trends_for_israel_and_saw_my/

Is it safe to say most of you don't know anything at all because these are elementary for infosec knowledge

Most of the time I don't want to paternalize some newbies but the moment they stop fed jacketing me because I'm too honest with them, they finally learn.

Then there's cryptoanalysis correlation attacks on Tor users via guard node and timestamp surveillance

https://stateofsurveillance.org/articles/technical/how-governments-trace-tor/

HTTP header ETag de-anonymize

https://sh1ttykids.medium.com/new-techniques-uncovering-tor-hidden-service-with-etag-5249044a0e9d

Logless VPN like Proton isn't no log at all

https://www.wired.com/story/protonmail-amends-policy-after-giving-up-activists-data/

Deanonymize Tor or VPN with deep packet inspection

https://github.com/wisepythagoras/website-fingerprinting

Deanonymize Tor with circuit fingerprint

https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/usenixsecurity15/sec15-paper-kwon.pdf

They literally solved jamming problems. Reminded when Hamas straight up using landlines in tunnels.

@YasserFromGaza

https://www.warcosts.org/bases/directory

Please watch Earth's Greatest Enemy

https://archive.org/details/earths-greatest-enemy