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MINIMIZING RISK AS A
POLITICAL DISSIDENT
Guillermo D.
Jalil, M.S.
If you're interested in engaging in expressing
political dissent and in minimizing risk, please consider contacting us.
We may waive all fees. All callers must be verified completely
with a background check, and references, prior to any possible meeting in person.
We support political dissidents of Cuba, North Korea, and
China, and waive all fees. We understand the risks involved when
speaking out against tyranny, when your family members remain in the
country you left.
We may assist you in setting up a website, posting
your blog, and placing the website under a nominee for privacy. We
reserve the right to decline assisting in any message or theme that may
be considered Anti-American, or contrary to the interests of the United
States.
As a courtesy, please remember the four Cuban men who lost their lives on February 26,
1996. A Cuban Air Force fighter plane unlawfully shot down two
small civilian aircraft piloted by US nationals in international
airspace in the Florida Straits.
Armando Alejandre, Jr.
Mario De La Pena
Carlos Costa
Pablo Morales
We are simply honoring the Cuban born men who were simply looking after others.
These are four men who had the courage
and the fortitude to take action against tyranny; in a non-violent manner.
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"I was coming home late from work. It was dark and I sat in my car
at an intersection. A Caucasian man with Asian features pounded on
the hood of my car, and demanded that I turn off my headlights.
They maneuvered the missiles carefully through the intersection. I
was right there in the town of Mayari, watching them go by. I
found out later that the missiles were nuclear and the men were Russian.
There were to point the missiles to the United States, the place I now
call my home. If Castro did this then, his assassin brother Raul could
do it again. They are a short distance off the US Coast.
Castro is old but he's capable of doing anything."
-A Cuban exile speaks while drinking coffee
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