Fidel Castro, Cuba, castro death watch, havana, habana

No, not our poll (although that wouldn’t be a bad idea, just click here now and start voting).
Opinion Journal has a poll question asking whether the U.S. should ease travel restrictions to Cuba. Go there and vote; the poll is on the right-hand side of the home page.

Yeah, I’m sure he’s the one doing the writing. Right. But that was an abbreviation of the title of a story about the dictator in the Borneo Bulletin.
The first line of the article had me in stitches, though:
Holed up in deep seclusion, with no pictures of him released in 100 […]

Here’s an excerpt of the review of what sounds like a fascinating film:
Fernando and Marie give up their respective jobs as lawyer and writer for Marie Claire magazine and become intimately involved with Salvador Allende’s election in Chile. Soon, they have fired Filomena (the Cuban nanny), who hates Castro and all the “rojos barbudos” (bearded […]

Alice Walker, who won the Pulitzer prize for her novel The Color Purple, is a useful idiot:
The Cuban government distributed a letter on Wednesday in which American author Alice Walker expressed her support to the children of five Cuban intelligence agents imprisoned in the United States.
Walker, who won the Pulitzer Prize for her novel […]

I may have been premature when I said Castro is already dead. I mean, a dead person surely can’t be so delusional as to believe the 9/11 conspiracy theories, or this:
Fidel Castro claims Cuba’s government saved the life of President Reagan by giving American officials information about an assassination plot in 1984.
The essay […]

Beasts of a feather flock together. The cadaverous caudillo named Castro chimes up and spews the same garbage the loose screws at Loose Change and Rosie O’Donnell have been spewing, that 9/11 was a “government conspiracy:”
An article attributed to Cuban leader Fidel Castro on Tuesday accused the US government of deceiving the world about […]

Cyril Richard Rescorla, better known as Rick. Born in England, he came to serve as an officer in the U.S. Army. He fought in Vietnam, in the battle of the Ia Drang Valley, made famous in the movie starring Mel Gibson, We Were Soldiers Once.
Rick was the VP of security for […]

Don’t forget to fly your flag at half-mast today to commemorate those who lost their lives six years ago today.
Never forget…
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/09/20070904-6.html
Patriot Day, 2007
A Proclamation by the President of the United States of America
September 11, 2001, was a defining moment in American history. On that terrible day, our Nation saw the face of evil as 19 […]

By violating the U.S. embargo:
“The fact that you’re not supposed to be there, that was the top for me,” said Amit, 29, a New York City native who visited Cuba in September 2006, shortly after the 81-year-old Castro fell ill and ceded power to his younger brother.
“I was like, ‘It’s time to […]

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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