A growing number of flag controversies are serving as accurate indicators for what is taking place in Obama’s systematic transformation of America.
Many Americans – including those who escaped to freedom from a ruthless communist regime – were disgusted by the rising of the Cuban flag over the new Cuban Embassy in Washington on Monday.
Embassies reopen as U.S., Cuba restore ties: http://t.co/2SySddwZuS pic.twitter.com/Wh2fY5sAtf
— Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) July 20, 2015
For those who fled the brutality of Castro’s regime, the rising of the Cuban flag is deeply offensive.
Does that sound familiar?
The Confederate flag was recently removed from South Carolina state grounds for being deemed “offensive” even though, for many, the flag represents little more than southern heritage and pride.
Meanwhile, the American flag was sitting high atop its flag pole at the nation’s capitol while many Americans demanded it be lowered to half-mast to honor the servicemen killed in last week’s massacre in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
According to USAToday, crowds outside the Cuban Embassy were divided:
Monday’s events at the Cuban Embassy drew pro- and anti-Cuban protests. Chants of “Viva Cuba” and “Viva Fidel” competed against those of “Free Cuba” and “Cuba, forever socialist.” One man was arrested after throwing a red paint bomb into a crowd.
Reaction from patriots on Twitter was another story. The rising of a communist flag during this tumultuous time just added insult to injury, and raw Americans vented their frustration:
This flag offends me; take it down pic.twitter.com/x8KOH7huBm — Frances Martel (@francesmartel) July 20, 2015
Today Obama and Democrats refute totally the legacy honor and service of JFK as they parade the Cuban flag in DC – great dishonor to the USA
— Panzer Leader (@ArmorCavSpin) July 20, 2015
#FLAGS The #Cuban flag should be brought down immediately – unless “the people” of the #USA want to pay tribute to terrorism @geopolytica — O. Bula Escobar (@omarbula) July 20, 2015
Raising Cuban Flag, taking down Confederate Flag and shining the LGBT flag on White House. Does this sound normal to you?
— Rick Bowen (@RickLBowen) July 20, 2015
@irritatedwoman @Harley58Jo I am offended by the Cuban flag.It is a symbol of communism/racism. Same thing libs believe in.Take it down! — Cap’n270 (@NamibHunt) July 18, 2015
@DailyMail I am offended, “it terrifies me” – the Cuban Communist flag. It needs to come down! The same Confederate flag reasoning!
— Marianne Cowger (@mcowgerFL) July 20, 2015
@DRUDGE_REPORT Cuban flag = ‘good to go’ Confederate flag = ‘don’t even think about waving that evil flag in America’ — HURRICANEPAUL (@HURRICANEPAUL) July 17, 2015
‘A Victory for Our People’: Communist Icons Take over D.C. for Cuban Flag Raising http://t.co/Zvk8mzOzML #tcot pic.twitter.com/jWJDy2Idbw
— John Galt (@dhrxsol1234) July 21, 2015
The Cuban flag goes up, the confederate flag came down. Who says Obama is not transformational? — utliberal (@utliberal) July 20, 2015
Obama legacy: Cuban flag goes up in America, ISIS flag goes up in the Middle East.
— Richard Grenell (@RichardGrenell) July 20, 2015
H/T: Twitchy.com
Related: Marine challenges America to fly Old Glory at half-mast to ‘teach Obama respect’ for fallen
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