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Don't Surrender America.

A citizen movement defending the freedoms America was founded on against communism, socialism, and radical ideologies that would take them away. We start with the people who have already lived through it.

What we stand for

Your rights don't come from the government.

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."
Declaration of Independence · July 4, 1776

Rights from God

The founders, shaped largely by Christian conviction, held that our rights come from our Creator. What government didn't give, government can't take away.

Freedom to worship

The First Amendment protects the right to worship, speak, and assemble freely. These are the first freedoms every tyranny comes for.

Self-government

Limited government, private property, and the rule of law, answerable to the people under the Constitution.

What we stand against

Different flags. Same promise. Same ending.

Every one of these ideologies offers security in exchange for freedom. Every one puts the state or a ruling authority above the God-given rights of the individual.

I

Communism

One party, no private property, no free press, and faith treated as an enemy of the state. Cuba, the Soviet Union, North Korea.

II

Socialism

The road that leads there: government control of the economy, sold as fairness, paid for with your freedom and your paycheck.

III

Radical religious extremism

Movements that would impose religious law by force or place it above the Constitution. We oppose ideologies, not our neighbors. Every American's freedom of worship is part of what we defend.

Havana90 milesKey West
Story 01 · Fleeing Cuba

They've seen how it ends.

Two women escaped communist Cuba with almost nothing, built new lives here, and love this country. In their own words, in English and Spanish: their homes, their faith, their families, and the warning they carried ninety miles to tell us.

What socialism took in Cuba

It came one freedom at a time.

After the 1959 revolution, the Cuban government took control of nearly everything families depended on.

Libreta de abastecimientoRation book, issued since 1962
01

Your home

Private property and businesses were seized by the state. Families who left lost what they owned.

02

Your food

Groceries came through a government ration book. You took what the state allowed, after waiting in line for it.

03

Your faith

Churches were restricted and believers were pushed to the margins of public life.

04

Your voice

One party. No free press. Neighbors watched neighbors, and people learned what not to say out loud.

It didn't happen overnight.

The women in this film didn't wake up one morning in a dictatorship. It arrived through promises: free this, fair that, the government will take care of you.

They came to America because here you can own a home, worship freely, and say what you think. They want their grandchildren to keep those freedoms. That's why they agreed to speak.

Listen to them. Then pass it on.

Share kit

Send it to five people in another state.

Copy a post, paste it anywhere, and add the link to this page. Group texts and family chats move faster than any ad.

Post · English

Two women who escaped communist Cuba have a message for America. Listen before you vote.

Post · English

They lived under socialism. They lost their homes, their churches, their freedom. Here's what they want you to know.

Post · Español

Dos mujeres que escaparon de la Cuba comunista tienen un mensaje para América. Escúchenlas.

Group text

Please watch this. Two Cuban women who escaped communism, in their own words. Then send it to 5 people in another state.

#DontSurrenderAmerica

State captains

Bring it to your state.

We're looking for one captain in every state to get this story in front of their neighbors.

  1. Raise your hand. Reply to whoever sent you this page with your name and state.
  2. Gather ten. Ten friends, church members, or neighbors who will post and forward it.
  3. Post every day until Election Day. A new clip drops daily. Share it in local groups, church chats, and family texts.