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Tag Archives: Fidel Castro
Horrible Things that Empire Offers US
This is a NMT guest commentary by Fidel Castro… The Empire offers US an inhuman destiny. …It’s nothing to smile about.
CIA agent in support of terrorism- Juanita Castro
One of the lowest forms of life are those who betray their Homeland to a noxious foreign power that terrorizes their own people. Juanita Castro, sister of Fidel Castro, is one such person and admits it in her own memoirs, … Continue reading
Top 10 secret armies of the CIA
Found this on the web, will try to retrace provenance, worth a read: The United States have a well known history of providing military support to countries in need. But from time to time, the US Government has provided secret … Continue reading
Posted in Research
Tagged Africa, al-Qaeda, Burma, Cambodia, China, CIA, Cuba, Fidel Castro, Great War, Guatemala, Honduras, Hugo Chavez, Interrogation, Iran, KKK, Kurds, Laos, Military, Neoliberalism, Pax Americana, Peru, Terrorism, Tibet, Venezuela, Vietnam, World War II
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End the illegal US blockade of Cuba
JULY 26 marks the start of Fidel Castro’s six year struggle to throw out the US dictatorship in Cuba. The JULY 26 MOVEMENT became the name of the Cuban forces, commemorating the martyrs of 1953. July 26 is the International … Continue reading
Cuba declines OAS offer of Trojan Horse
Over US objections, the Organization of American States (OAS, OEA) voted to invite Cuba back into the fold, from which it had been expelled in 1962 for hanging with Communists. Cuba’s reply? No thanks! Although Cuba’s acceptance by fellow nations … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Central America, Colonialism, Cuba, Fidel Castro, Honduras, Jesus, Mahatma Gandhi, Military, OAS, Trojan Horse, Troy, Venezuela
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Cuba emerges victor of Cold Cash War
The ban on US travel to Cuba may be lifted, but isn’t the timing so 1989? Old Havana has been affected by the European tourists which have been coming for decades, but opening the gates to the capitalist hordes of … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Cuba, economic crisis, Fidel Castro, financial collapse, Ronald Reagan
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Hugo Chavez will liberate the Americas
When I was in Venezuela, I remember President Hugo Chavez was derided for thinking himself heir to the aspirations of the great Simon Bolivar. I remember laughing myself. You don’t compare yourself to Washington, or Napoleon for that matter. Though … Continue reading
The future of socialism and LGBT rights in Cuba
The future of socialism and LGBT rights in Cuba, an interview with Mariela Castro. I thought this interview might be of some interest to Colorado’s LGBT community, as it shows not quite the monster leadership of Cuba as is usually … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Cuba, don't ask don't tell, Fidel Castro, Focus on the Family, LGBT, Mariela Castro, NORADlandia, Socialism, Ted Haggard
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The Law of the Jungle
THE LAW OF THE JUNGLE Trade, within a society and between countries, is the exchange of goods and services produced by human beings. The owners of the means of production appropriate the profits. As a class, they are the leaders … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged 2008 elections, Capitalism, Cuba, Fidel Castro, Media, Revolution
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Life not that great in the US for many Hispanic immigrants
”I hate Fidel Castro, but does that mean I should work in a cafeteria?” she said. “I am 44 years old, and the first and only time in my life I went hungry was in the United States. Here (in … Continue reading
Anniversary of OK City bombing fiction
Missed this anniversary date April 19, 1995. …13 years later still no real investigation or explanation other than the “lone nut” theory. Although it is fact that multiple bombs were found, then ignored and covered up. Also it is known … Continue reading
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Tagged 911 Truth, Cuba, Fidel Castro, JFK, Military, Oklahoma City, Operation Northwoods, Propaganda, Terrorism, Timothy McVeigh
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Cuba is a gayer place today than it was yesterday
Such a repressive place, Cuba! Hateful and nasty communists run the island. They are hateful and nasty that is, unless you happen to be Gay! That’s right, Cuba is a gayer place today than it was yesterday. And I’m hoping … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Colorado Spring Independent, Cuba, Fidel Castro, Gay, Interrogation, John Weiss, Teletubbies
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Leaders of anti- Colombian government demo of March 6 assassinated
While attention is elsewhere, the US continues to wage war in South America and it does so using the terrorism of its death squads. And even more pathetic is the US media’s support for this war, as they spread misinformation … Continue reading
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Tagged Colombia, Cuba, Fidel Castro, Interrogation, Media, Mexico, Military, Terrorism, Venezuela
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Fidel Castro’s US public relations problem
Aww, it’s positively time to tune out the radio. Fidel Castro is stepping down and the Cuban malcontents, the would be scouts for capitalism, the agents of our banks and special interests, the progeny of corrupt Batistas run out in … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Christopher Columbus, Cuba, Fidel Castro, Indigenous, Mahatma Gandhi, Military, Revolution
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Castro Chavez Ahmadinejad Maradona!
If they needed another endorsement, the anti-empire dream team receives Maradona’s Hand of God! Diego Maradona sends Ahmadinejad and the Iranian people his praises and a signed number ten jersey. Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Fidel Castro, Hugo Chavez, Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Maradona, Soccer, Sport
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A plague on both your houses!
Joseph Kennedy, patriarch of what is often described as America’s royal family, built his fortune by bootlegging whiskey during the Prohibition and rose to power by mob control of the unions. Ill-gotten gains are credited by some for the … Continue reading
Tagged FBI, Fidel Castro, Great War, History, JFK, Justice, World War II
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Masked crusader of illiterary legend
All Pikes Peak Reads has chosen this year’s library recommendation: ZORRO! Did you know that was a work of literature? Dumas, you think? R.L.S.? This choice follows To Kill a Mockingbird, Frankenstein, Treasure Island, and Alice in Wonderland. All accessible … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Batman, Bolivia, Che Guevara, Colorado Springs, Education, Evo Morales, Fidel Castro, Film, Gilles de Rais, Great War, Literature, Mahatma Gandhi, Mexico, Revolution, Robin Hood, Zorro
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Raul Castro’s daughter blasts homophobia
I thought that this news item was of note, so here it is in full. Walter Lippmann’s website is worth visiting, too. See below… Tony Raul Castro’s daughter blasts homophobia Havana, May 21 (EFE).- The daughter of acting Cuban President … Continue reading
Posted in Links
Tagged Cuba, Education, Fidel Castro, Film, Gender Respect, Headlines, Justice, Love, Media
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Trying to keep ‘Democracy Now’ from sounding too much like PBS news
William Blum is a noted radical commentator, author, and historian. Here is a recent commentary of his about Amy Goodman’s reporting on Cuban ‘dissidents’ just freed by the government there. …….. Democracy Now! I’m a fan of Amy Goodman and … Continue reading
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Tagged Cuba, Democracy Now, Fidel Castro, Iran, NPR, Revolution, Somalia, Sudan
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Are they ‘Green’, or just the same old corporate cons?
A lot of energy is now being put into painting corporations ‘Green’. Here in Colorado Springs, we have a local daily rag that is so fossilized that it resists doing even that, and instead is still trying to deny that … Continue reading
Tagged Cuba, Economics, Environment, Fidel Castro
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Fidel with Hugo Chavez
The collection of CIA operatives down in South Florida are just waiting to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro with a big party, but oops!, Fidel’s dream of fully liberating Latin American from US imperialism lives on in the personage … Continue reading
Tagged Cuba, Fidel Castro, Hugo Chavez, South America, Venezuela
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Castro passes the baton
For even the hopeful, Fidel Castro’s imminent mortality has for decades presaged the end of a dream. But Castro lived to see a successor. Not brother Raul, indeed neither an island-bound disciple nor a private-school Marxist, nor (but for this … Continue reading
Cuba lives on as Fidel lies dying
Fidel Castro has been dying for half a year now, and yet Cuba continues to stand strong resisting US imperialist power. Almost 1/2 a century of US imposed war on the island, and it will be Castro’s digestive tract that … Continue reading
Tagged Cuba, Fidel Castro, Headlines, Mahatma Gandhi, Media, Military
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Viva Chavez!
Chavez won with over 60% of the vote in last Sunday’s presidential election in Venezuela. The US government is getting thumped hard in the northern regions of South America. Washington’s man in Ecuador went down in defeat, too, just a … Continue reading
Tagged Colombia, Cuba, Fidel Castro, Hugo Chavez, Imperialism, Mexico, Peru, South America, Venezuela, Walmart
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