Things like this make me sick....This is from the Seattle Times:
He's given them roads. He provided infrastructure - telephone lines, plumbing, and electricity. Every time a Cuban looks at anything on his island, he should proudly step back and say "I didn't build that".
But there are so-called "reformers" in Cuba who want to destroy the very system that has supported them their entire lives!!!
Some of them want to overthrow Fidel Castro. Yeah. You heard it right. But whose roads are the idealistic revolutionaries going to march on? Fidel's. Whose food will they eat? Fidel's. Whose roofs will they sleep under? The ones provided by Fidel Castro.
The hypocrisy makes me ill.
Cubans didn't plow those sugar cane fields, erect those buildings, or pave those roads. The Cuban government did it.
If any of those ungrateful little Cubans can read this blog post, it's because Fidel Castro provided a system that taught them how to read.
MIAMI - They led a life of privilege in a society of chronic scarcity. Children of top Cuban officials from Fidel Castro on down, they attended elite schools and often received coveted visas to study abroad.Fidel Castro has provided his people with programs for jobs, healthcare, and education. There's hardly a Cuban alive who hasn't benefited from his economic, medical, or academic systems.
They were being groomed to lead Cuba into the 21st century. Yet, with the passage of time and the decline of communism in the world, many of the children of Cuban revolutionaries have stopped believing in their parents and their values. Some never did believe.
The recent spectacular escape to the United States of Castro's own daughter dramatized the crisis of confidence among the children of the Cuban revolutionary "aristocracy." Alina Fernandez Revuelta, Castro's 37-year-old daughter, is only the latest in a growing number of elite defectors, a few of whom are now in Miami.
He's given them roads. He provided infrastructure - telephone lines, plumbing, and electricity. Every time a Cuban looks at anything on his island, he should proudly step back and say "I didn't build that".
But there are so-called "reformers" in Cuba who want to destroy the very system that has supported them their entire lives!!!
Some of them want to overthrow Fidel Castro. Yeah. You heard it right. But whose roads are the idealistic revolutionaries going to march on? Fidel's. Whose food will they eat? Fidel's. Whose roofs will they sleep under? The ones provided by Fidel Castro.
The hypocrisy makes me ill.
Cubans didn't plow those sugar cane fields, erect those buildings, or pave those roads. The Cuban government did it.
If any of those ungrateful little Cubans can read this blog post, it's because Fidel Castro provided a system that taught them how to read.
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