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Thu Jan 24, 2013, 06:27 PM

Ash_F (1,743 posts)

6. Right, and improving that is the purpose of this project.

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Not sure what your point is or if you just don't have your chronology straight?

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Cuba confirms undersea cable carrying data traffic [View all]	onehandle	Jan 2013	OP
That's awesome. Happy for the Cubans on this one. ~nt	99th_Monkey	Jan 2013	#1
Counting down to "accidental" cut of undersea cable in 3..., 2..., 1... nt	OnyxCollie	Jan 2013	#2
Why would they cut the cable their pals in Venezuela bought for them?	MADem	Jan 2013	#10
"Cuba has the second-worst Internet connectivity rate in the world, according to one study.	MADem	Jan 2013	#3
And Cuba is THE ONLY country suffering from the US extraterritorial embargo ...	Mika	Jan 2013	#4
Not true. See the comments elsewhere in this thread. You're shopping an old tale. nt	MADem	Jan 2013	#11
Nope. What you're saying isn't true. I won't say what you're shoveling.	Mika	Jan 2013	#51
Well, by not saying, you just did. Hey, snark and run is easier. I understand why	MADem	Jan 2013	#52
The lack of connectivity in Cuba has more to do with the American government than the Cuban	Xithras	Jan 2013	#5
No it doesn't. It has to do with the Cubans rejecting US comm links and using VZ ones instead.	MADem	Jan 2013	#8
The info you linked to disagrees with you:	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#13
Interesting! Thank you for pointing it out. n/t	Judi Lynn	Jan 2013	#14
Apparently, some folks think no one is going to read the articles they post. n/t	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#16
Apparently "some folks" DON'T read the articles that others post.	MADem	Jan 2013	#20
Why don't you post something that merits consideration? n/t	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#22
You show your lack of maturity with comments like that. You can disagree without being childish. nt	MADem	Jan 2013	#33
Nice try....you didn't read the "but but" bit that followed, did you?	MADem	Jan 2013	#17
Cherry pick?	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#18
How many times do you need to be told that Obama offered connectivity four years ago?	MADem	Jan 2013	#19
Lack of funding and poor state of the economy are probably factual,	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#21
There is no talking to you. You make shit up and put words in people's mouths.	MADem	Jan 2013	#23
Typically bizarre. n/t	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#24
Yes, good that you see that. Perhaps one day you'll engage in constructive conversation. nt	MADem	Jan 2013	#25
which OFFER did Obama make	reorg	Jan 2013	#26
Cuba preferred to deal w/Venezuela because they had the "currency" to pay Venezuela.	MADem	Jan 2013	#27
Gross's subterfuge on behalf of a USAID, was in violation of Cuban law.	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#29
Well, the UN begs to differ. nt	MADem	Jan 2013	#30
What Did Alan Gross Do in Cuba?	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#32
The US can "spring" Gross any day it wants by releasing the 5.Hideous they've kept them so long. n/t	Judi Lynn	Jan 2013	#34
And unlike Gross,	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#37
Whole different story. They actually went to the FBI themselves, bringing their information	Judi Lynn	Jan 2013	#43
"Cuba: documents describe US "transition plans""	Judi Lynn	Jan 2013	#45
Thanks. I'll definitely want to read that. n/t	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#47
From your link:	MADem	Jan 2013	#36
Of course accusations of anti-Semitism are flying. So?	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#39
They're "obviously nonsense" because YOU say so?	MADem	Jan 2013	#41
You've provided no evidence of anti-Semitism.	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#44
He clearly was operating dishonestly when he entered the country.	Judi Lynn	Jan 2013	#54
The first link works perfectly. Link offers free registration:	Judi Lynn	Jan 2013	#31
The Foreign Policy link is the SECOND link. That one worked. Try reading before you lecture. nt	MADem	Jan 2013	#35
Not aware he was obese when he went to Cuba?	Judi Lynn	Jan 2013	#40
The man on the left is fat. The man on the right is emaciated.	MADem	Jan 2013	#42
you didn't answer my question	reorg	Jan 2013	#49
Thanks for throwing some light on the "offer". n/t	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#50
How much clearer can I make it? I have provided links that reference it.	MADem	Jan 2013	#53
actually, no, you didn't provide links referencing an "offer" by Obama	reorg	Jan 2013	#55
Right, and improving that is the purpose of this project.	Ash_F	Jan 2013	#6
My chronology is fine. Cuba refused Obama's help to establish internet links four years ago.	MADem	Jan 2013	#9
It's still a three tier system.	joshcryer	Jan 2013	#7
Remind me	Crepuscular	Jan 2013	#12
because "HOW DARE THEY!"	Ash_F	Jan 2013	#15
The nomenklatura needs better porn	jsr	Jan 2013	#28
A Canadian company was installing internet cable from Florida to Cuba in the late 90s	flamingdem	Jan 2013	#38
They should properly prostrate themselves before the US government.	ronnie624	Jan 2013	#46
Seven Actions Obama Should Take On Cuba Now	Judi Lynn	Jan 2013	#48

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