Dr.Phool
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Sat Jul-29-06 10:36 PM
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| Get the Marines ready. Oil in Cuba. |
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MSNBC Poll says 77% say end the embargo. It hasn't accomplished anything in 45 years anyway. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14095881/
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McCamy Taylor
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Sat Jul-29-06 10:42 PM
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| 1. Too late for the marines. Cuba has Spain, Canada, China with them |
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This great news for Cuba. Hope the Everglades survive. This could spell the end of the Bush family's domination of Florida politics.
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AusGail
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Sat Jul-29-06 10:50 PM
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| 2. You would think that stupid embargo would have ended |
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when the "cold war" ended. I could never understand how America could trade with China or Russia and ignore Cuba. Do you think the US is still embarrassed about the Bay of Pigs incident. Anyway, all credit to the Cubans for sticking it out as long as they have.
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cigsandcoffee
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Sat Jul-29-06 10:51 PM
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| 3. Cuba needs some kind of overhaul. |
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It must be boring as hell to have the same bearded leader for a hundred years, or however long Castro has been around.
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AusGail
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Sat Jul-29-06 10:53 PM
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| 4. I'd prefer him to Bush and in my case, sniveler, nerdy Howard |
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Sat Jul-29-06 10:55 PM
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| 5. Say that after looking at him for 30 years |
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It would drive me bananas, and make me feel like I lived under a dictatorship.
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AusGail
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Sat Jul-29-06 11:06 PM
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| 6. Maybe I was being a tad facetious |
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but Howard's no pretty sight and he's been in politics for 32 years. Also, please don't mention bananas. We had a major cyclone in northern Queensland and it wiped out most of Australia's bananas. They now cost about $13 a kilo, and I'm going through withdrawal.
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cigsandcoffee
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Sat Jul-29-06 11:11 PM
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| 7. That's alright, me too. Castro has been in power for 47 years. |
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Edited on Sat Jul-29-06 11:12 PM by cigsandcoffee
That's a bummer about your bananas, but living in Florida, I'm trying to avoid any discussion of hurricaine/cyclone related material. We still have a while left to go in the season.
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Sun Jul-30-06 12:00 AM
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Castro and Communism was better than being just a slave state to all US owned businesses in Cuba.
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cigsandcoffee
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Sun Jul-30-06 11:09 PM
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| 11. Even now, 47 years later? |
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Doesn't that kind of make him a dictator, or are you OK with what you appear to think is the benevolent kind?
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Sun Jul-30-06 12:40 AM
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| 9. unless the usa decides to carpet bomb cuba |
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i think the marines wouldn`t make it to far into cuba. the cuban soldiers are a dam fine group of soldiers and they will be fighting for their country which are two things that spell disaster for a beach landing.
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Sun Jul-30-06 12:42 AM
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| 10. Rhetoric against cuba was heating up three years ago. |
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Now, they're just waiting for Castro to kick off. The military plan is all ready; No doubt, Bush will be giving the thumbsup as soon as Castro's in his last throes.
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