Welcome to another installment of Beyond the Wall. In this episode we had the pleasure of talking with Celia Nieves, a Cuban refugee that came to the US in the late 70´s at a very young age and she tells us about her and hers family experience coming to the US, their view of mexicans and other more recent latinamerican immigrants to the US on how that shape her view of the world, race politics and her european identity. She also told us about why they had to come to the US in the first place and it basically comes down to that they became political enemies of the Castro regime because they refuse to get with the program and the devastating results that communism has done to the island and its demographics(Cuba is now 80% black) and how communism seems to be inherent to the spirit of the lower races of man kind like mestizos, indios and blacks and the deleterious effects it has on whites wherever it´s implemented.

In the taco stand we have with us today: Alex Tremo, Cavernario, Tercio, Paul and special guest Celia Nieves and without further due we´re glad to present this new episode of Beyond the Wall for the TRS Radio Network. Bon Appetit Goys!