Tag Archives: Castro

Humberto Fontova

Should Mercedes-Benz Have Apologized for Che Guevara Ad Flap?

Whydid only Americans of Cuban heritage get miffed at Mercedes Benz for their Che promotional flap? From USA Today to Forbes and from the Miami Herald to The Blaze, it was the same story “Cuban-Americans angered.” Then “Mercedes apologizes to Cuban-Americans.” In fact, Che Guevara’s hate-obsession was actually the U.S. He murdered Cubans because of their [...]
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Institute for Energy Research (IER)

Obama Balks At Offshore Oil Drilling-But Not Castro’s Cuba

The United States is suffering from high unemployment, high energy prices, stagnant economic growth, and a massive budget deficit. By expediting the development of offshore oil resources, the government could tackle all four of these problems simultaneously. Yet for some reason, the Administration continues to drag its feet. In contrast, the Cuban government has no problem [...]
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Humberto Fontova

Hezbollah In Cuba For Attacks On Israeli Targets In the Americas

A year ago many prominent Israelis seemed smitten with Fidel Castro. “I thank you from the bottom of my heart,” wrote Israeli President Shimon Peres to Fidel Castro on Sept. 24, 2010. “I must confess that your remarks were, in my opinion, unexpected and rife with unique intellectual depth. Your words presented a surprising bridge [...]
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Humberto Fontova

The Cuban Hostage Crisis

On August 5th Cuba’s Stalinist regime upheld their sentence of 15 years for U.S. citizen Alan Gross, a contractor for USAID jailed in Cuba since December 3rd, 2009 for bringing cell-phone and internet equipment into Castro’s fiefdom. Mr Gross was trying to help Cuba’s tiny Jewish community communicate more freely with the outside world.  For [...]
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Joseph F. Connor

Another Joke In The White House Tonight?

Incredibly, this "poet" is erily similar in tone and content to Tyrone Greene, a character played as a joke by Eddie Murphy on Saturday Night Live in the 1980s.
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Humberto Fontova

Castro and Che’s Foiled (and Forgotten) 9/11

Ilich Ramírez Sánchez, a.k.a., Carlos the Jackal “I’m proud of the path of Osama bin Laden,” gushed Ilich Ramírez Sánchez from a French prison in 2002. Ramirez was also known during the 1970’s as “Carlos the Jackal,” and “The World’s Most Wanted Terrorist.” In 1967 Ramirez-Sanchez was an eager recruit into Cuba’s “guerrilla” (terror) training camps [...]
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Humberto Fontova

When Eric Holder Earned his Spurs (Elian Gonzalez, April 22, 2000)

The New Black Panther Party threatened Philadelphia voters with billy clubs and Eric Holder’s justice department couldn’t be bothered. CAIR was accused of fundraising for Hamas, and Eric Holder shrugged. But back when Fidel Castro demanded the return of an escaped slave, Eric Holder snapped to attention, clicked his heels, and sprung to action. Scrupulous legality, [...]
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Sun Tzu

Big Dupes at Big Peace: Earth Day Dupes

This is the latest in a series of exclusive interviews with Dr. Paul Kengor, professor at Grove City College, on his latest work, Dupes: How America’s Adversaries Have Manipulated Progressives for a Century, based on a shocking volume of declassified materials from Soviet and Communist Party USA archives and FBI files. Dinesh D’Souza [...]
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José Kalosha

Peruvian Runoff Candidates’ Leanings Bode Ill for Peru/Americas

On April 10th Peru had Presidential elections. No candidate received a 50% majority and there will be a run off June 5th. There were 10 Presidential candidates. The left was led by Ollanta Humala who received 31% of the vote and Keiko Fujimori who received 23% of the vote. The three centrists candidates- Pedro Pablo [...]
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Humberto Fontova

Air Cover for Libyan Rebels, None for Cuban Freedom-Fighters

“Where are the planes?” kept crackling over U.S. Navy radios 50 years ago. The U.S. Naval armada (22 ships including the Carrier Essex loaded with deadly Skyhawk jets) was sitting 16 miles off the Cuban coast near an inlet known as Bahia de Cochinos (Bay of Pigs). The question—bellowed between blasts from a Soviet artillery [...]
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