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Ted Cruz' Father Fought Alongside Fidel Castro

Rafael, the father, said he didn't know Castro was a Communist when he fought with him.


The Castros never admitted that they were communists-from-the-beginning, until they took over Cuba.
Communist, like liberals, never tell their true intentions until it is over and by then, it is too late.
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Wasn't Cruz born using Canadian Social Security and used it the first years of his life?
And his mother had the benefit of Canadian "Socialist" healthcare to ensure she had a safe delivery.
 
The far right cons are being stupid as usual.

Cruz won't get as far as South Carolina.
 
Rafael, the father, said he didn't know Castro was a Communist when he fought with him.


The Castros never admitted that they were communists-from-the-beginning, until they took over Cuba.
Communist, like liberals, never tell their true intentions until it is over and by then, it is too late.
Wasn't Cruz born using Canadian Social Security and used it the first years of his life?
And his mother had the benefit of Canadian "Socialist" healthcare to ensure she had a safe delivery.

man you are full of hate and stupidity. get over yourself and STOP using candidates Family members for your garbage
 
Then leave Bill and Chelsea out of it, wingers, as well the thugs of the left have to leave Cruz's family members out of it.
 
King George was on the ground in the colonies. Most people don't know that. Franklin's son carried a musket up Bunker Hill, another fact largely unknown. 2dA, you are silly.
 
King George was on the ground in the colonies. Most people don't know that. Franklin's son carried a musket up Bunker Hill, another fact largely unknown. 2dA, you are silly.

So your claim is that William Franklin was neither Royal Governor nor Loyalist?

The History Insider Ben Franklin s son ... a Royal Governor and British loyalist

Thanks to the elder Franklin’s connections with the British prime minister, Britain’s newly crowned George III appointed William to be the Royal Governor of New Jersey. William took the position seriously and never wavered in performing his responsibilities. He remained a dutiful British loyalist even as his father and others moved toward revolution during the late 1760s and early 1770s. William and Ben grew further and further apart during those years.

“Away from his father, [William] had grown into a man of his own, as convinced of the correctness of his principles as his father was of his principles, and as stubborn in defending them,” wrote H. W. Brands in his 2000 book The First American: The Life and Times of Benjamin Franklin. “The apple had fallen close to the tree in regard of character, if not of politics.”

As hostilities between the colonists and British broke out and continued for years, colonial militiamen put William Franklin under house arrest in 1776. A few months later, he was seized and taken to Connecticut, where he remained under control of Governor Jonathan Trumbull. In contrast to William, Trumbull supported the American cause despite his appointment to his position by the British crown.

Released as part of a prisoner exchange in 1778, William lived among other loyalists in New York. He then went to England about 1782, never to return to America.

Sounds like he endorsed KG III's war of retribution against the colonies.
 
So what? Posting an image means nothing, Vigilante.

Have you read that Jeri said that the KKK was started by the Jesuits. Are they paying to post here? :lol:
 

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