[lbo-talk] Fidel on Lybia again

[John Wesley]

He certainly must, since he was able to transfer that imperialism, as it applied 
to Cuba, from one form of it that was based only 90 miles from Cuba, to another 
that was quartered about 8000 miles away.
He also was able to achieve leadership of the Non-Aligned Movement while Cuba 
was an activeand loyal  member of the Soviet bloc!

One day, I hope, we'll learn the truth about what's been going on in Cuba since 
1959, just as we were about such "progressive" nations as East Germany and all 
their fellow "anti-imperialist" satellites.
I suspect that we'll find out that Cuba was about as much a paradise as 
Qaddafi's "People's Jamahariyah" now appears.

Mike G.

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From: c b <cb31450 at gmail.com>
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Sent: Mon, March 7, 2011 4:14:57 PM
Subject: [lbo-talk] Fidel on Lybia again

Why does it matter what this old, quaint autocratic relic of a bygone
era has to say about anything? One day I'm quite confident that we'll
finally learn the truth -- that Sr. Castro had no more real popularity
than Brother Mohamar ever did!!

Mike S Goodman

^^^^^^^
CB: Cause the history of the last 100 years is not bygone from the
present, and Castro has one of the best understandings of imperialism
in the world today.
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