That’s the title of an eye-opening editorial in yesterday’s Miami Herald. Here’s a little teaser:
Cuba’s high-risk adventurism occurred on the heels of detailed revelations of Ana Montes’ espionage, including her efforts in the late 1980s to kill U.S. and Salvadoran soldiers during the war against the FMLN, the Salvador guerrilla movement. Cuba arrogantly assumed […]
Archive for October, 2007
‘Cuban espionage regaining pre-Iraq war strength’
Friday, October 5th, 2007Posted in Castro's Fellow Travelers | No Comments »
The shoe on the other foot
Friday, October 5th, 2007Leftist a-holes around the world are celebrating the anniversary of Che Guevara’s death. Meanwhile, someone who was actually there when it happened recalls, too:
The man Gen. Gary Prado remembers — sad, sick, hungry, dressed in rags and alone in the jungle — simply dropped his gun and surrendered, saying, “Don’t shoot, I’m Che.”
”He […]
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Che is still very dead, Fred
Thursday, October 4th, 2007See?
But as the ailing (Fidel) Castro, now 81, fades from the political stage after emergency intestinal surgery last year, many Cubans appear more concerned with making ends meet in an inefficient state-run economy than following Che’s lofty ideals.
There’s more. In one of life’s sweetest ironies, some young Cubans are looking up to […]
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Wanna good laugh?
Wednesday, October 3rd, 2007Read this:
Cuban State Council Vice President Carlos Lage Tuesday praised the high quality of Yutong buses being supplied by China to this Caribbean island.
Hope they aren’t painted with lead-based paint. Hahahahaha!
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How does a communist government spell “loyalty test?”
Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007And, how does a communist government spell “appearing tolerant?”
P-r-e-t-e-n-d t-o a-l-l-o-w c-r-i-t-i-c-i-s-m:
Interim President Raúl Castro has called publicly for criticism, saying that the only way to fix the country’s many problems is to air them.
But, but, but…
…skeptics say such a debate was held before, and was cut off when the onslaught of grievances was […]
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Unidad Cubana issues “Declaration from Miami”
Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007The exile group Unidad Cubana (their English-language website is here) issued their “Declaration from Miami” last night, for a free Cuba. The Miami Herald has more.
Let’s just say, their lips to God’s ears!
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What’s REALLY illegal is the Castro regime
Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007Every Cuban who can escape the slow death sentence that is “life” under Castro, is escaping, and the MSM calls it an “Illegal flow of Cubans.” No, what’s REALLY illegal is Castro’s usurpation of power.
Read on:
The number of Cubans leaving their communist-run country by sea is steadily increasing and has reached […]
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New October poll
Monday, October 1st, 2007The new poll is here for October. Have at it!
What should it say on Castro’s tombstone?
Please flush after use
Hoo boy, it is HOT in here!!!!
Rest in pieces
Goodbye and good riddance
Here lies the Bearded Bastard
History will absorb me
Here lies the biggest liar of them all
View Results
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Religious freedom in Cuba?
Monday, October 1st, 2007Surely you jest.
“In the end, we have not accomplished what we’re entitled to; the Catholic Church has not been granted the right to evangelize and spread without fear of losing its religious freedom,” (retired Archbishop Pedro) Meurice said in a recent interview.
In the year since President Fidel Castro has been ill and out […]
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