In case you missed it, Fidel Castro’s hand-puppet Hugo Chavez got punked at the ballot box by Venezuelans who voted against a proposal that would’ve made him dictator president dictator nearly for life. The proposal would’ve also given a “full-steam ahead” to a number of socialist measures.
The proposal was narrowly beaten. Surprisingly, Chavez […]
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Venezuela “Just Says Freaking NO!” to Hugo
Monday, December 3rd, 2007Posted in Chavez - Venezuela, Castro Is Dead, Castro's Fellow Travelers, Politics | No Comments »
New pic of Castro and Chavez
Monday, October 15th, 2007Posted in Chavez - Venezuela, Castro's Fellow Travelers | No Comments »
Castro, Chavez shat?
Sunday, October 14th, 2007Oh, they said “chat.” I got a little confused. You see, it seems every time Castro or Chavez fart, the MSM is all over them like flies on, well, you know:
Castro, Chavez Chat in Live Broadcast
Castro Chats With Venezuelan Leader in First Live Appearance on Cuban Airwaves Since Illness
Fidel Castro made […]
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Nazis returning to Germany?
Saturday, October 6th, 2007It sure seems that way:
German diplomats have backed away from inviting Cuban dissidents to the same party as Havana officials, ending friction that began in 2003, the German news magazine Der Spiegel reported Saturday. Beginning in 2003, the German ambassador to Havana had sent invitations to both groups when throwing a German Unity Day […]
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‘Cuban espionage regaining pre-Iraq war strength’
Friday, October 5th, 2007That’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 […]
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MSM’s appalling coverage of Castro’s Cuba
Friday, September 28th, 2007Castro farts in a new video, the MSM is all over it.
The Cuban delegate to the Useless Nations acts like a petulant child during President Bush’s speech, that gets coverage like crazy.
Dissidents–21 of them–get arrested in Cuba, and you’re lucky to find a handful of buried headlines. If that.
The MSM apparently is either sympathetic […]
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Picture of Fidel Castro with Angola’s President
Sunday, September 23rd, 2007Posted in Castro's Fellow Travelers | No Comments »
More on the death (or apparent lack thereof) of Fidel Castro
Sunday, September 23rd, 2007With 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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Defending the indefensible
Wednesday, September 19th, 2007Here’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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“Moore” MSM lovefest with Castro’s “healthcare”
Tuesday, September 18th, 2007Another MSM outlet, this one from Europe, chimes in on how “wonderful” Cuba’s healthcare system is under Castro. They even manage a two-fer, including a plug for Michael Moore-on’s sick flick, Sicko:
Michael Moore’s documentary, Sicko, holds up Cuba as a model. Whether it is a consultation, dentures or open-heart surgery, citizens are entitled […]
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