Workings of Revolution: Lessons Learned from Cuba

Workings of Revolution within host country Step One: Government becomes less transparent as indigenous involvement is diminished. Step Two: Natives that are appointed within the system share common values with the government's perpetrators and stand to make large economic and status gains through corroboration. Step Three: Local populations are marginalized due to economic interests that cater to outsiders. Step Four: Objections to blatant corruption within the government are met with violent force, which is always inflicted upon indigenous people. Step Five: Division of social classes intensifies which normally occurs between urban and country populations. Step Six: A large amount of weapons are entering the country. Step Seven: Most importantly, half of the indigenous population must go hungry.