And the last one???
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Since the end of World War 2, the United States has:

  1. Attempted to overthrow more than 50 foreign governments, most of which were democratically-elected.
  2. Dropped bombs on the people of more than 30 countries.
  3. Attempted to assassinate more than 50 foreign leaders.
  4. Attempted to suppress a populist or nationalist movement in 20 countries.
  5. Grossly interfered in democratic elections in at least 30 countries.*
  6. Plus … although not easily quantified … has been more involved in the practice of torture than any other country in the world … for over a century … not just performing the actual torture, but teaching it, providing the manuals, and furnishing the equipment.

and yet you would justify the exact same actions for the "right type" of government, right?

Governments don't have causes, they have interests.
 
Cuba's Fidel Castro, former president, dies aged 90 - BBC News

Fidel Castro, Cuba's former president and leader of the Communist revolution, has died aged 90, state TV has announced.

It provided no further details.

Fidel Castro ruled Cuba as a one-party state for almost half a century before handing over the powers to his brother Raul in 2008.

His supporters praised him as a man who had given Cuba back to the people. But his opponents accused him of brutally suppressing opposition.

In April, Fidel Castro gave a rare speech on the final day of the country's Communist Party congress.

He acknowledged his advanced age but said Cuban communist concepts were still valid and the Cuban people "will be victorious".

Damn. Now we need to find a new world leader to hate for some reason. Who's running things in Canada right now?





Good riddance to bad rubbish.

As someone once said, "I have never wished another man dead, but I have read some obituaries with extreme satisfaction."
That sounds like Mark Twain.

His utterance of that quote has been disputed by some, so I usually don't quote him directly.
 
I would like to acknowledge.....Fidel brought me closer to launching a nuke at Russia than at any other moment in my illustrious career. October 1962 ....a Thor IRBM....from the North Pickenham launch facility, Norwich County, England. Would have made my day.
 
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Fidel Castro is a Hero in the African Continent in Latin America in the Caribbean in India China and in Russia .....
The Irish President got into all kinds of hot water for not saying bad things about Castro in response to Castro's death.
 
I would like to acknowledge.....Fidel brought me closer to launching a nuke at Russia than at any other moment in my illustrious career. October 1962 ....a Thor IRBM....from the North Pickenham launch facility, Norwich County, England. Would have made my day.

Which then would have lasted about another 30-60 minutes.
 
I would like to acknowledge.....Fidel brought me closer to launching a nuke at Russia than at any other moment in my illustrious career. October 1962 ....a Thor IRBM....from the North Pickenham launch facility, Norwich County, England. Would have made my day.
Then these pictures of victims of US policy should give you an orgasm

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Vietnam victim
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Iraq victim ...any Questions ?
 
I would like to acknowledge.....Fidel brought me closer to launching a nuke at Russia than at any other moment in my illustrious career. October 1962 ....a Thor IRBM....from the North Pickenham launch facility, Norwich County, England. Would have made my day.

Which then would have lasted about another 30-60 minutes.
you mean his day ?
 
I would like to acknowledge.....Fidel brought me closer to launching a nuke at Russia than at any other moment in my illustrious career. October 1962 ....a Thor IRBM....from the North Pickenham launch facility, Norwich County, England. Would have made my day.

Which then would have lasted about another 30-60 minutes.
So be it. That's why I was there.
 
I would like to acknowledge.....Fidel brought me closer to launching a nuke at Russia than at any other moment in my illustrious career. October 1962 ....a Thor IRBM....from the North Pickenham launch facility, Norwich County, England. Would have made my day.

Which then would have lasted about another 30-60 minutes.
you mean his day ?

Pretty much everyone's if the missiles flew due to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
 
And the last one???
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Since the end of World War 2, the United States has:

  1. Attempted to overthrow more than 50 foreign governments, most of which were democratically-elected.
  2. Dropped bombs on the people of more than 30 countries.
  3. Attempted to assassinate more than 50 foreign leaders.
  4. Attempted to suppress a populist or nationalist movement in 20 countries.
  5. Grossly interfered in democratic elections in at least 30 countries.*
  6. Plus … although not easily quantified … has been more involved in the practice of torture than any other country in the world … for over a century … not just performing the actual torture, but teaching it, providing the manuals, and furnishing the equipment.
Castro was no angel but he was a spit in the bucket compared to the ocean of tyranny the US were.
 
I know you're hurting.
.
I know you are dearly wishing it had been a real "huge backlash" but it was a white lash"

Can't win a fight, you move to racism, you are so predictable.

No wonder the left lost the House, the Senate, the Governorships, the Presidency and the Supreme Court. You nuts think you are winning. I think you are to, keep up the great work!
 
Only available to the elite.
well it is because we actually have health care

you know things like motorized ambulances unlike what an average Cuban gets

pictured here

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More propaganda. Go back and read some actual history.

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yup
This is from 2004.

There are 35 coordinating centers, serving 169 municipalities, and ambulances are activated and deployed by the designated community healthcare provider when a medical condition requires transport and further stabilization. The SIUM operates 600 basic ambulances, as well as 38 intermediate and 38 intensive care units, most of which are located in the capital city of Havana. That's 12 years ago.
Prehospital Cardiac Care Cuban Style | EMSWorld.com

Keep up the propaganda.


why did you not respond to the rest of the posts

like this one post 633

dated April 2016


Cuba's Thriving Black Market in Medicine
Valeria Cruz has been selling black market medicines on the streets of Havana for three years. Friendships carefully maintained with several doctors means that she has no problems obtaining enough prescriptions to support her business.

She sells these medications at vastly inflated prices, but shortages in state-run pharmacies mean that many people have no choice but to turn to black market entrepreneurs like her.

“It’s true that the price of medicines is a little high but I have to pay two pesos for the prescriptions then buy the medicine at the pharmacy,” Cruz said. “I have to make money. If not, what will I live from? It works. The profits are obvious.”

Massive corruption throughout the Cuban health system means that this double-tier system is common across the country.

IWPR: Cuba's Thriving Black Market in Medicine | ecoi.net - European Country of Origin Information Network

or post 639

much more recent then 2004

try

2013

Havana Ambulance Service Crisis

HAVANA TIMES — With only ten or so of its 118 ambulances currently in circulation, Havana’s ambulance service is in extremely critical condition.

A recent meeting between Cuba’s Public Health Vice-Minister Marcia Cobas and several top officials of the Comprehensive Medical Emergency System (SIUM) analyzed complaints from the population, arising from delays in the arrival of ambulances around the city, and addressed the alarming drop in functional vehicles.

“Only 15 percent of the vehicles that make up the city’s ambulance fleet for the seven zones that SIUM services in Havana (North, South, East, West, Center, Boyeros and Cotorro) are operational. Many of the ambulances are in the auto-body shop or awaiting overhauls at the warehouse, because they have a lot of mileage but very little maintenance,” a Ministry of Public Health (MINSAP) official told Cafe Fuerte.

Another serious problem faced by SIUM is the lack of qualified personnel.

Lack of Personnel

“In some of the zones, there are as little as five teams of ambulance workers. They don’t have personnel willing to work for such low wages and under such poor working conditions. You could have 20 operational vehicles for one zone, but, if you don’t have professionals willing to work, this me

Havana Ambulance Service Crisis

there is more a lot more on the topic
What does the black market service have to do with the lies you posted. You stated that Castro's ambulance service was a donkey led cart and when I provided evidence of actual ambulances you stated they were for the rich of other nations. You then provided a number of ambulances that are in only 7 zones for one city, not the entire population.
 
The people that fled Cuba are celebrating his death, that should tell us what kind of leader he really was. I would think they are a lot more familiar with Cuba than the liberals posting on this board.
 

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