Servando González is a Cuban-born American historian and author. He studied and received his training as historian at the University of Havana, Cuba. His publications are books, essays and articles on topics such as: history of and in Latin American, the global intelligence communities, state and country espionage and semiotics. He also has a special appreciation for art histroy.
Servando works include: Treason in America: The Council on Foreign Relations and Partners in Treason: The CFR-CIA-Castro Connection, produced by the Xzault Media Group. Additionally, González is the author of Historia herética de la revolución fidelista (San Francisco, 1986); Observando (San Francisco, 1986), The Secret Fidel Castro: Deconstructing the Symbol (Oakland, 2001), The Nuclear Deception: Nikita Khrushchev and the Cuban Missile Crisis (2002), and La madre de todas las conspiraciones: una novela de ideas subversivas (2005). He has also written extensively on the "New World Order" or "Nuevo Orden Mundial".
“Far from being a failure, Castro's Cuba is a successful social experiment; a testing round for the New World Order.
The people who planned the experiment have already began to implement it here in America --
i.e., political correctness was tested in Cuba before
its implementation in the U.S.
