Fiedel Castro a hero to Jesse Jackson because Cuba's blacks were helped to read and receive handouts

Ramon Ramos
  Jesse Jackson is an old activist that sees everything in Black and White and in Fidel Castro he saw a man who should be praised because Blacks were better integrated into civilian life following the Cuban revolution b Fidel Castro. This was a revolution whose only success had to do with nuclear black mail form the Soviet Union who saw to it in Cuba as a potential base an strategic hold for attack on the United states. Jesse Jackson has always been a radical wishing to see a Cuban style revolution and confiscation of property by the poor Blacks in the United States and so his sympathies and glee with Fidel Castro in the sixties was likely always praised and happily looked upon by the reverend Jesse Jackson. That some people acquired education and aspired for increasing their knowledge and income potential while the majority of Blacks remained ignorant and celebrated gang and drug lifestyle is irrelevant to Jesse Jackson and the madness he represented in his younger days. The  racist in Jesse Jackson did not like seeing so many Blacks poor and blamed the White business community more for not hiring and wanting thuggish representation for these peoples private companies. this old jackass has been given too many podiums and a microphone to speak his garbage through the years and he continues it to this day still praising Fidel Castro to this day instead of comparing hi to the Osama Bin laden and Joseph stalin terrorists which he belongs in history.   No business owner would want the typical black uneducated lower-class working for them and many who did hire Blacks soon found these people vexatious employees for both customer and fellow employees. Just like Jesse wouldn't tolerate unruly people in his church while he was giving sermons like a raging madman many business owners found operating in inner cities and Black neighborhoods dangerous, income depleting, and frustrating in terms of the local labor and it was no accident that many companies wisely moved and invested outside the country than inside these neighborhoods. Fidel Castro didn't care so much for Blacks as use for them into his brutal dirty regime that depended on theft and stolen gains of people who worked hard for their incomes and many fled this ruthless despot and undoubtedly if America didn't have a strong police and military force the radicals like Jesse Jackson were seriously contemplating a similar move and attack in the sixties before they were hit back with major force and premeditated attacks on this leadership including the likes of Fred Hampton in Chicago, who was among many others trying to start a panther like insurrection. Jesse is a nobody now just some old jackass the corporate media long portrayed too much of an importance to his mouth and the spreading of fake news and propaganda is something Jesse Jackson thrived in both the local and national media through the years being rewarded for his extortion and racial identity terror. Undoubtedly if Fidel Castro was able to cross the seas and bring about a revolution on American soil the Jesse Jacksons would of jumped to join his comrades. Fidel Castro is dead and one can only wish if will not be much longer before Jesse Jackson can be reunited with his fellow radical revolutionary and theft grabber.