Los Angeles and Californians vote for people they know absolutely nothing about. Take for example, Los Angeles Mayor, @KarenBassLA, who has a decades-long recorded history of enabling destruction and sworn an allegiance to Marxist-Leninist ideologies when joining the Venceremos Brigade.

The ‘Communist Control Act of 1954’ should be invoked immediately to remove communist Karen Bass as LA Mayor.

Everything in @ErrolWebber’s video has been confirmed. Follow the 🧵below from @NationalFile.

The average citizen has no idea of the controversial surrounding Karen Bass, the current mayor of Los Angeles, and her alleged connections to radical leftist organizations during the 1970s and 1980s. Including her involvement with the Venceremos Brigade, a Marxist group founded by the Cuban Castro regime in 1969. The Brigade’s primary goal was to undermine American interests, weaken democracies, and promote communism globally. Over a span of decades, the Brigade organized trips to Cuba for young American leftists, focusing on indoctrination, training in guerrilla warfare, and terrorist tactics, including bomb-making.

Karen Bass reportedly made at least 15 trips to Cuba with the Venceremos Brigade, visiting the country every six months. She was deeply involved in the organization, with reports suggesting that she moved up the ranks to become an organizer. 

During these visits, Bass attended speeches by Fidel Castro, whom she described as "charismatic." Upon Castro’s death, she publicly praised him, referring to his passing as a significant loss to the people of Cuba. This perspective has been criticized, given Castro’s reputation as a dictator who impoverished and oppressed Cuba.

The Venceremos Brigade’s recruits and radicalizes American leftists, requiring members to confirm their allegiance to Marxist-Leninist ideologies. A Los Angeles Police Department investigator who infiltrated the group testified to Congress, exposing its ties to subversive activities. Members of the Brigade were trained in bomb-making and guerrilla tactics, skills that would later influence domestic terrorist groups such as the May 19th Communist Organization, commonly known as M19.

M19 was the first and only U.S. domestic terrorist group founded and led by women. Formed in 1978, the group adhered to revolutionary anti-imperialism and took their beliefs to violent extremes. Their activities escalated from armored truck robberies and facilitating prison breaks to bombings of federal buildings. Between 1983 and 1984, M19 targeted several sites, including an FBI office, the Israeli Aircraft Industries building, the South African consulate in New York, and Washington, D.C.’s Fort McNair and Navy Yard, bombing the latter two locations twice.

One of their most infamous attacks occurred on November 7, 1983, when M19 bombed the North Wing of the U.S. Capitol. The group had called the Capitol switchboard minutes prior, warning them to evacuate the building. This attack, which marked its 40th anniversary in 2023, was a stark reminder of the group’s domestic terrorism campaign. Key M19 members, such as Susan Rosenberg, had ties to the Venceremos Brigade and were radicalized through their connections with Cuba.

Karen Bass’s leadership of the South Los Angeles Venceremos Brigade enhance her radical leftist activity. Her association with the Brigade and her frequent visits to Cuba played a role in fostering connections between American activists and Cuban communist ideologies. Bass’s past has come under scrutiny due to these associations, raising questions about her views and political affiliations.