Spencer Pratt Drops Red-Pilling Rant on Los Angeles’ Castro-Loving Mayor [WATCH]

Spencer Pratt launched a blistering attack against Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, accusing her of having communist sympathies tied to Cuba and Fidel Castro while urging support for his own mayoral campaign.

Pratt made the remarks during an extended statement criticizing Bass over her past involvement with the Venceremos Brigade, a pro-Cuba activist organization that operated during the Cold War era.

“Karen Basura is a communist,” Pratt said at the start of his remarks.

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Pratt contrasted his own background with Bass’s activities during her younger years.

“Now, when I was 19-20 I was living in an apartment on Skid Row getting my political science degree at USC. That’s as La as it gets, dude,” Pratt said. “But do you know what Karen Basura was doing at that age? You guessed it, going to Cuba to support the Communist revolution and Fidel Castro’s oppressive regime.”

Pratt accused Bass of participating in what he described as an anti-American communist organization.

“Karen Basura is a card-carrying member of the Communist front group the Venceremos Brigade, an anti-American Communist solidarity organization in which she actively worked for years to undermine the US and prop up the Communist revolution in Cuba,” Pratt said.

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He questioned Bass’s involvement with the organization and referenced reports connected to some members of the group.

“Does this sound normal to you, who in the heck spends their 20s supporting a violent communist dictatorship in a foreign country?” Pratt said.

Pratt continued by citing reports concerning alleged intelligence activity tied to members of the organization.

“Some reports have shown that Karen Basura’s Communist organization was actually involved in intelligence training ops on behalf of the Cuban regime, and some of the members actually bombed the US Capitol in 1983,” Pratt said.

Pratt then claimed Bass’s political history became an issue during discussions surrounding President Trump’s predecessor Joe Biden’s vice presidential selection process in 2020.

“Some of you may not remember, but she was actually the front runner to become Joe Biden’s VP pick for 2020 but that went up in flames almost immediately, once people dug up her commie past and saw her foreign sympathies in statements following Fidel Castro’s death,” Pratt said.

Pratt criticized comments Bass previously made following Castro’s death.

“what she called it a great loss. She used to refer to Castro’s Comandante en Jefe. And for those of you who don’t habla Espanol, that means commander in chief,” Pratt said.

He contrasted those comments with his own views about loyalty to the United States.

“Now I don’t know about you, but the President of the United States is always my commander in chief, but not Karen Basura. Her commander in chief is the communist dictator of Cuba,” Pratt said.

Pratt also spoke at length about communism and conditions in Cuba, referencing Latino and Cuban immigrants who fled communist governments.

“You’ll notice how much Latino immigrants, and especially Cuban immigrants hate communism because they know firsthand how evil communism is,” Pratt said.

“They have experienced, the empty store shelves, the decrepit infrastructure, the choking censorship and surveillance, the secret police thugs, the death and destruction that Fidel Castro and other commie dictators ushered in,” Pratt continued.

Pratt described communism as “an evil, anti-human ideology dressed up as some idealistic form of equity and fairness,” and said communist governments throughout history were responsible for mass deaths.

He argued that growing frustration in California and Los Angeles was contributing to social unrest.

“But now, as that gets more and more out of reach for young Americans, and especially young Californians and Angelinos, there’s a growing population of malcontents, angry, jaded, cynical, and that is exactly the fertilizer that communists like Karen Basura use to see the revolution,” Pratt said.

Pratt pointed to riots, vandalism, freeway shutdowns and attacks on police officers as examples of what he claimed was increasing instability in Los Angeles.

“Notice how the riots are increasing, burning cars, smashing businesses, looting, stopping the freeway, attacking police officers,” Pratt said.

He closed his remarks by urging support for his mayoral campaign and promising to restore Los Angeles.

“Well, guess what, Karen, this ain’t your Cuban comic kibbutz you’re running. This is Los Angeles. This is America,” Pratt said.

“We are going to restore the dream that Los Angeles used to be,” Pratt added. “Go to MayorPratt.com and donate some. Support my campaign, and unlike the communists like Karen, who want to take your money, I want to earn your money, and I will make it my life’s mission to earn your support as mayor of Los Angeles.”

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