The communist scum in Cuba continue to fight against democracy, and the reason is simple… Given the choice, the two cockroaches known as Fidel and Raul Castro, and all their ass-sniffing cronies, would be run out of the country if the Cuban people had a choice, which they don’t. The only way that dictators and/or communist regimes remain in power is by having a stranglehold on the masses.
What is mind-boggling, when one thinks about it, is that the Castros have been in power for 53 years! There have been eleven (11) U.S. presidents in office (and if Romney wins the election on Tuesday twelve) since Fidel Castro turned Cuba into a toilet! Six (6) republican and five (5) democratic presidents and not one of them has removed the Castros from power, this in a country just 90 miles from our coastline. The fight against communism; there’s no such thing. It’s all bullshit – better known as politics. TGO
Refer to story below. Source: Associated Press
By PAUL HAVEN | Associated Press – Fri, Nov 2, 2012
HAVANA (AP) — Cuba denounced the American diplomatic mission on the island on Friday for what it called subversive activities designed to undermine the government of Raul Castro, a shot across the bow just four days before the U.S. election.
The Foreign Ministry said the Americans illegally give classes inside the walls of the U.S. Interests Section, which Washington maintains instead of an embassy, and provide Internet service without permission.
It vowed to defend Cuba’s sovereignty “by any legal means” at its disposal, but gave no details.
U.S. officials have long maintained that they are doing nothing illegal in Cuba and that supporting free speech, cultural activities and Internet access is a common practice at missions around the world.
“We are absolutely guilty of those charges. The U.S. Interests Section in Havana does regularly offer free courses in using the Internet to Cubans who want to sign up. We also have computers available for Cubans to use,” State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told reporters in Washington. “Obviously this wouldn’t be necessary if the Cuban government didn’t restrict access to the Internet and prevent its own citizens from getting technology training.”
Cuba accused the diplomatic mission of more nefarious motives.
“The U.S. Interests Section in Cuba continues to serve as a general headquarters for the subversive policies of the North American government,” reads the statement, which was published in state-media on Friday.
It added that the Section’s aim was “the impossible task of converting its mercenaries into a credible internal opposition movement.”
Cuba considers all opposition figures to be stooges paid by Washington to cause trouble.
The American mission has long provided Internet to dissidents and run cultural and language programs, and it was not clear why Cuba chose now to criticize the practice. But the timing could be linked to next Tuesday’s U.S. election.
Republican candidate Mitt Romney has launched a Spanish-language ad in the key swing state of Florida implying that President Barack Obama is supported by the Castros and leftist Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez. The Obama administration says the ad itself rewards Chavez and the Castros with undeserved attention, and notes that relations with both countries have remained chilly under Obama.
In its denunciation of the U.S. administration, Cuba charged that those using the diplomatic facilities are indoctrinated into the opposition and trained to work against Cuba’s interests.
It said millions of dollars in so-called democracy-building funds went into the effort, evidence, it said, that Washington was still living in the Cold War.
Cuba and the United States have been at odds since shortly after Fidel Castro’s 1959 revolution, which ushered in a Communist government.
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Associated Press writer Matthew Lee in Washington contributed to this report.
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