Fidel.....

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Just a thought; if anyone was set up to be a/the patsy, it was Fidel Castro

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/feedarticle/7320694

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Robert Maheu (Oct.30, 1917- Aug.4, 2008)...http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2008/au ... ghes-cash/

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Fidel Castro turns 82 today .....http://www.reuters.com/article/newsMaps ... 9920080813

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worms turned into snakes... a case that turned molehills into mammoth moutains ...all this for maheu and co.'s casinos????http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... years.html

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Cuban Spies Indicted...He praised Castro as a "brilliant and charismatic leader" who is "one of the great political leaders of our time." And he called the United States "exploiters" who regularly murdered Cuban revolutionary leaders.http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/06 ... ying-cuba/

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Pennyworth wrote:Cuban Spies Indicted...He praised Castro as a "brilliant and charismatic leader" who is "one of the great political leaders of our time." And he called the United States "exploiters" who regularly murdered Cuban revolutionary leaders.http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/06 ... g-cuba/You mean to say that U.S. assets or agents were regularly murdering Cuban revolutionary leaders? Say it aint so! LOL JUST KIDDING!!!!!

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Castro Speaks On U.S. Role In 1973 Coup In Chile (excerpts)http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/42a/131.html

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Castro is quoted as saying something to this effect,"Are you crazy? I would never go up against the United States! Propaganda article against Castro...http://davidspeaksright.blogspot.com/20 ... astro.html

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FIDEL CASTRO ON GLOBALIZATION...IMF and the Central BanksThe Third World is forced to immobilize financial resources and grow indebted to keep hard currency reserves in the hope that they can be used to resist the attack of speculators. Over 20 percent of the capital revenues obtained in the last few years were immobilized as reserves but they were not enough to resist such attacks-as proven by the recent financial crisis in Southeast Asia.Presently, 727 billion U.S. dollars from the world Central Banks' reserves are in the United States. This leads to the paradox that with their reserves the poor countries are offering cheap long-term financing to the wealthiest and most powerful country in the world while such reserves could be better invested in economic and social development. If Cuba has successfully carried out education, health care, culture, science, sports and other programs, which nobody in the world would question, despite four decades of economic blockade, and revalued its currency seven times in the last five years in relation to the U.S. dollar, it has been thanks to its privileged position as a non-member of the International Monetary Fund.A financial system that keeps forcibly immobilized such enormous resources, badly needed by the countries to protect themselves from the instability caused by that very system that makes the poor finance the wealthy, should be removed. The International Monetary Fund is the emblematic organization of the existing monetary system, and the United States enjoys veto power over its decisions. As far as the latest financial crisis is concerned, the IMF showed a lack of foresight and a clumsy handling of the situation. It imposed its conditioning clauses that paralyzed the governments' social development policies, thus creating serious domestic hazards and preventing access to the necessary resources when they were most needed. http://www.socialistaction.org/news/200005/castro.html