Showing posts with label Fidel Castro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fidel Castro. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 14, 2016

Fidel Castro helped train and fund practically every terror group on earth, from the Weathermen to Puerto Rico’s Macheteros, from Argentina’s Montoneros, to Colombia’s FARC, from the Black Panthers to the IRA and from the PLO to AL Fatah.

Fidel Castro jailed and tortured political prisoners at a higher rate than Stalin during the Great Terror. He murdered more Cubans in his first three years in power than Hitler murdered Germans during his first six. . .As seen from the quotes below, the propaganda services by much of the mainstream media for the Castro regime continues apace—despite half a century of terror-sponsorship, mass-murder, and mass-torture by the object of their adulation.
Here’s a Handy List of Atrocities for Everyone Glorifying Fidel Castro Today

Thursday, December 01, 2016

Castro's most famous victim warns YOU

Armando Valladares may not have been the first man to challenge the Cuban dictator, but he eventually became the best known:
“I spent eight years locked in a blackout cell, without sunlight or even artificial light. I never left. I was stuck in a cell, ten feet long, four feet wide, with a hole in the corner to take care of my bodily needs. No running water. Naked. Eight years,” Valladares recalled. “All of the torture, all of the violations of human rights, had one goal: break the prisoner’s resistance and make them accept political rehabilitation. That was their only objective.”
The most important advice from someone who's freedom was taken away:
...in his speech last year to the Becket Fund, he stressed that his experience had taught him the need for vigilance in defense of freedom: Just as there is a very short distance between the U.S. and Cuba, there is a very short distance between a democracy and a dictatorship where the government gets to decide what to do, how to think, and how to live. And sometimes your freedom is not taken away at gunpoint but instead it is done one piece of paper at a time, one seemingly meaningless rule at a time, one small silencing at a time. Never allow the government — or anyone else — to tell you what you can or cannot believe or what you can and cannot say or what your conscience tells you to have to do or not do.
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Wednesday, September 08, 2010

Monday, September 28, 2009

U.S. demand that Mr. Zelaya be returned to power before a vote is destructive

The Obama administration's position on the Honduran election is embarrassing. Can anyone imagine that if Fidel Castro declared tomorrow that he would hold free elections and invite the whole world to come as observers, the U.S. would reject the idea because Cuba is a military dictatorship? It would be absurd...A transparent election is the path to political stability endorsed by the Free World. It is unseemly and churlish for the U.S. to threaten that process. Does Mr. Obama treasure kind words from Hugo Chávez that much? If so, we're all in trouble.
Honduras Just Wants An Election

Monday, June 29, 2009

Obama sides with world's dictators...what a surprise (NOT)

Regarding the ousting of the President of Honduras: The guy was trying to change things to keep himself in office past his term. So the people removed him from office. Now all the tin-pot dictators (including ours) have got their undies in a bundle.

Obama says coup in Honduras is illegal

Friday, June 05, 2009

We are all Socialists now

Newsweek said it. We are all Socialist now. And Hugo Chavez made comments to his Cuban ally Fidel Castro that they are more conservative than comrade Obama.

Here’s the deal. If your State takes bailout money, the Federal Government owns it. ‘Well, Foxwood, what does that mean?’ That means your State loses it’s State’s Rights. Your State no longer has a State Constitution. YOU LIVE IN A SOCIALIST/COMMUNIST COUNTRY, YOU MORON!

And your Governor can’t just say no to the bailout money. There is a provision in this bailout that allows your state legislation to override your Governor. This is what is happening in South Carolina right now. Your state is next.
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Saturday, July 26, 2008

Take a guess!



Monday, March 03, 2008

Freed dissidents expose Castro's brutal regime

Excerpts:


Arriving in Spain to be reunited with their families, they exposed the routine abuse of political prisoners which marked Castro’s five decades in power.


Mr Castillo, 50, a journalist who wrote articles critical of the regime, told The Sunday Telegraph: "It was terrible. It was like being in a desert in which sometimes there is no water, there is no food, you are tortured and you are abused.


He said he was kept in solitary confinement in a cell measuring four metres square with a cement bed.


In all, he has spent 21 years behind bars for opposing the regime. Mr Pernet was jailed for 20 years after being accused of aiding the US secret services - a charge he says was trumped up.


Note to readers: Liberals have been so busy drooling over how wonderful Castro and Cuba are, they'll probably miss this...


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Wednesday, August 29, 2007

When dictators choose our President

This is not the first time that a dictator (or a Muslim terrorist) has piped up about who they think should run our country, believe me. But you know what? The really funny thing is that they have ALL uniformly chosen candidates that belong to the Democratic Party!

Hmmmmm. Makes you think, eh?

Castro's tip: Clinton-Obama the winning ticket

By Anthony Boadle

HAVANA (Reuters) - Ailing Cuban leader Fidel Castro is tipping Democratic candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama to team up and win the U.S. presidential election.

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Healthcare in Cuba?

Perhaps the most important lesson that can come from studying public health in Cuba is the level of creativity, innovation and success that can be brought to bear to the benefit of a population's health through a simple but fundamental decision to make healthcare one of the highest priorities of a society and an economy. -- Cuba Solidarity: Project Infomed

Medical professionals are not paid high salaries by national or international standards. In 2002 the mean monthly salary was 261 pesos, thus 1.5 times the national mean. A doctor’s salary is equivalent to about US$15-20 per month according to the official rate of exchange between peso and dollar. Therefore, many prefer to work in different occupations, generally in the lucrative tourist industry, where earnings can be 50 to 60 times more.
Healthcare in Cuba

MIAMI (Reuters) - Cuban leader Fidel Castro has long prided himself on Cuba's doctors and free public health care system, but that system seems to have let him down after he fell ill in July , U.S.-based doctors said on Tuesday.
Castro surgery seems to have been botched