Wednesday, January 12, 2011

More Words of Wisdom

This time they come from that bastion of free expression and liberty, Cuba.

Fidel Castro: Giffords Shot to Hurt Illegal Immigrants; Tea Party Will Take America ‘Into the Abyss’
“As is known, the state of Arizona, a territory that was snatched from Mexico by the United States together with many other expanses of land, has been the scene of painful events for the hundreds of Latin Americans who die trying to immigrate to the United States in search of work or to join parents, spouses or other close family members who are there.

In that country, it is they who do the hardest jobs and live under the constant fear of arrest and forced deportation. Despite drastic measures, the number of people dying in the attempt is growing every year and those expelled to their countries of origin annually are in the hundreds of thousands.

The number of U.S. citizens opposed to that abuse is also growing, like those who supported and, for the third time, elected the young Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords

On the other side, the Tea Party, constituted by the most reactionary and politically backward elements of society, is trying to drag the Republican Party into extremist and warmongering positions which, in the midst of the crisis and disappointment over the promises that Obama has not wanted or has been unable to fulfill, would take the country into the abyss. The relevant conclusions can de drawn from the debate that will obligatorily have to take place.”
Thats right, El Jefe' has weighed in on our treatment of illeagals and the Tea Party.

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Thursday, June 03, 2010

They Are Drilling There Now


Or allowing China to do it 50 miles off our coast.


PERRY: America can't afford not to drill in Gulf
If we don't, hostiles like Cuba and Venezuela will

Those who disparage offshore drilling - and seem eager to ban it - ignore that the Gulf of Mexico accounts for one-third of U.S. oil production. Without domestic production, we would be spending even more on imported oil - which already is running $1.5 billion a day.

Any sensible response to the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig - and the huge oil spill that's fouling Gulf waters - needs to recognize two facts: First, the demand for oil is expected to increase. Second, America cannot suddenly stop offshore drilling.

The best place in the United States to find new oil is in the Gulf's untapped deep-water areas, in the Atlantic and off Alaska. These three new drilling areas combined hold as much as 22 billion barrels of oil, which is more than our current total estimated reserves. This oil would help meet U.S. energy needs for decades.

But if those areas are closed to oil production, we would need to import more oil from overseas, probably from countries that are nationalistic and, in some cases, hostile. Some of the countries are run by despots such as Venezuela's Hugo Chavez.

But in the grand scheme of things, the extreme left-wing nutjob enviro nazi whackos would love to see El Jefe' and Ugo come out on top.

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Wednesday, October 07, 2009

Michael Moore is a Big Fat Idiot and a Capitalist Pig

He's also the fattest scam artist I've ever seen. Moore doing a documentary on the evils of capitalism is like Castro doing a documentary on the evils of socialism.

Moore is making money, i.e. he's a capitalist pig and he's laughing all the way to the bank.

I have an idea for his Largeness, if you really think Islamic extremists are harmless, carry your fat butt over to Afghanistan and introduce yourself. I hear the Taliban like big boys with big butts.

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Tuesday, February 19, 2008

CASTRO RESIGNS! CASTRO RESIGNS!

A lifetime of waiting, for some, is over. The dictator of Cuba has resigned. Castro has announced that he is not returning to power. Thus ends nearly a half century of iron fisted dictatorship. This, however, does not mean that Cuba is yet free. His successor Raul Castro, however, is as much of a tyrant as his brother. The people of the world must still wait for freedom to blossom in Cuba.

"To my dear compatriots, who gave me the immense honor in recent days of electing me a member of parliament ... I communicate to you that I will not aspire to or accept -- I repeat not aspire to or accept -- the positions of president of the Council of State and commander-in-chief," Castro said in a statement published in the Communist Party's Granma newspaper.
(Full text in english)

President George W. Bush, said he hoped Castro's retirement would mark a new era in Cuba. (See President Bush's reaction.)

"I believe that the change from Fidel Castro ought to begin a period of a democratic transition," Bush said in Rwanda during a tour to Africa. "Eventually this transition ought to lead to free and fair elections. And I mean free and I mean fair."

Cuba's National Assembly, a rubber-stamp legislature, is expected to nominate Castro's brother and designated successor Raul Castro as president. The 76-year-old defense minister has been running the country since emergency intestinal surgery forced his brother to delegate power on July 31, 2006.

Let us hope that the people and rulers of Cuba will use this opportunity to throw off the chains of an outdated, mistaken, dangerous philosophy and embrace freedom in the 21st Century.

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