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Archive for September, 2007

Okay, so he’s not dead yet, but he’s real close

Sunday, September 23rd, 2007

You can still take our poll:

What should Fidel Castro’s tombstone be?

A toilet (complete with toilet paper dispenser pre-loaded with issues of Granma)

A urinal

No tombstone for Cremation

An artificial anus

A plastic trash-bag

A hammer and sickle

A hammer and “Sicko”

A spittoon

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More on the death (or apparent lack thereof) of Fidel Castro

Sunday, September 23rd, 2007

With a new video out on the tyrant Fidel Castro (I wonder if the folks who made Osama’s video made Fidel’s), everyone’s scrambling.
Castro’s supporters–and I include many in the MSM–are gloating over the fact that he’s apparently still alive. Many of the headlines proclaimed that Castro appeared “stronger” in the video. […]

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It’s alive!

Friday, September 21st, 2007

Joan Crawford Fidel Castro has risen from the grave.   Cuban TV aired a video today of the pale, sickly looking dictator, with the obligatory references to current events. 
Now the Castro (and all commie) government(s) is(are) manipulative as all get out, so I wouldn’t put anything past them. But my guess is the Castro […]

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Take our poll, take our poll

Friday, September 21st, 2007

What should Fidel Castro’s tombstone be?

A toilet (complete with toilet paper dispenser pre-loaded with issues of Granma)

A urinal

No tombstone for Cremation

An artificial anus

A plastic trash-bag

A hammer and sickle

A hammer and “Sicko”

A spittoon

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Less money in Castro’s pocket,

Thursday, September 20th, 2007

less money for him to spend on terrorism and other nefarious purposes:
The U.S. economic embargo against Cuba has deprived its communist government of funds it might otherwise have used for military adventures, U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez said on Thursday.
Take Angola, for example:
“When they have had resources, they’ve had military adventures in Africa, […]

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Don King vs. Fidel Castro

Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

It’s the Bearded One against the man with the wild hair, and the man with the hair wins:
Fifteen days ago, the 130-pound Angelo Santana Diaz, a seven time regional champion in Cuba and twice its national title holder, braved the crossing of the Caribbean, condemnation by his country’s leader, and fear of […]

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The rantings of Castro’s corpse

Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

The dead dictator Fidel Castro continues to spew from the grave:
Deliberate Lies, Strange Deaths and Aggression to the World Economy
In one of my reflections I made reference to gold bars deposited in the basements of the Twin Towers. This time the subject is quite a bit more complicated and hard to believe. Almost four […]

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Defending the indefensible

Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

Here’s a clue: the cause of catastrophic consequences IS socialism:
By pointing out Cuba’s contradictions, our desire is for the revolution to avoid the catastrophic consequences of similar contradictions in former socialist regimes.
That, my dear friends, is the subheadline of a piece (of crap) published in the so-called “Palestine Chronicle.” It’s written […]

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Embargo costs Castro 89 billion

Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

Good, keep that money out of the moribund dictator Castro’s Swiss bank accounts:
Washington’s 45-year-old embargo has cost Cuba more than $89 billion to date, wreaking havoc on everything from primary education to pest control and nearly all other facets of island life, the foreign minister said Tuesday.
Havana produced a 56-page booklet laying out its […]

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