Nihil Nisi Bonum De Mortuis? NO WAY! Castro’s In Hell!
I got home about twenty minutes ago, after a nice day out, some good conversation in Ciputat, South Jakarta, and a yummy meal in the warteg on my way home.
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- My plan was to have a late arvo nap, but on went the tv and out came the news, of the Cuban tyrant’s death.
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- I often publish RIPs, including for people whose politics I don’t really know about and may well dislike, but there have to be exceptions to the normal rule about not speaking ill of the dead…
…like Hitler…
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…or Osama Bin Laden.
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Or anyone who embraced ( and never repented of) the totalitarian evil called Communism.
Astonishingly, even as I sit here, I hear lick-spittle leftists still spinning the rotten lies about his ‘health service,’ spun most noisily by Michael Lard-Ass Moore….
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- ….but also by others who should know better.
‘The Longest Romance’ – Media Disinformation About a Monstrous Tyranny!
History’s verdict on Fidel Castro will surely be that he was a hypocrite – ranting about ‘the people’ but, ever since he seized power, cared sh-tless of his own people…
….NEVER, EVER giving them a free and fair vote to say what they thought of the ‘benefits’ of his ‘revolution.’
Castro was also a heinous horror, guilty of much blood. Mendacious Michael Moore and the Heroic ‘Wimps’ He Slandered
Castro was a close comrade of Pierre Turdo, who may be at this very moment be making space for him in some infernal claustrophobic coal-shovelling camp.
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- I suppose proximity to Turdo for all eternity must be a pretty damned frightful fate. Let’s hope it’s not the least of Castro’s torments.
- My one regret is that, while Cuban exiles (i.e. REAL refugees, not the alien rabble in Europe on whom Castro’s pinko fans currently fawn) are rejoicing…
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- ….Cubans at home, under the marxist jackboot still, are not yet free to celebrate the demon’s demise.
JazPen 17:54 on November 26, 2016 Permalink |
Strong stuff, Ross and I expected nothing else.
I have just looked up something you posted up in 2012, about Castro and his local sympathisers in Indonesia. You really showed them up. https://rossrightangle.wordpress.com/2012/01/30/havana-post-strikes-again-uncritical-guzzling-at-castros-jakarta-outpost/
I remember quite a few expats used to call the Jakarta Post the Havana Post.
Its going to be interesting to see if they sing his praises tomorrow.
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Girmez M 19:40 on November 26, 2016 Permalink |
Thank you!
We Cuban people who are in foreign countries are as you say free to cheer this wonderful news.
I also wish the Cubans at home could dance in the streets.
Soon maybe but we wait for President Trump. Obama likes the Communists.
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Andy Massimo 23:24 on November 26, 2016 Permalink |
You make a very good secondary point with your reference to the Cubans in America as REAL refugees.
First of all, they or their parents were fleeing tyranny and a red terror directed against them as against all Cuban democrats.
As we know, before the communists took over, Cuba was a country of net immigration. It was a prosperous country so people didn’t want to leave.
After Castro took over, when they did flee, they went to the nearest safe country. Not many tried to use the USA as a stepping stone to reach other countries.
And I cannot find any 1960s news of them setting fire to accommodation or raping the women ( or boys) of their host country.
A contrast.
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Florian Jueste 00:02 on November 27, 2016 Permalink |
It’s typical of you and your far-right fan club in this comments column that you can’t give Fidel Castro any credit for all those years he ruled Cuba.
He didn’t hold the kind of elections that we have in Western countries because he wasn’t prepared to let all the good that the revolution had achieved be swept away.
Why should he have?
Your kind of ‘democracy’ is producing one disaster after another, Brexit, Trump and as you keep reminding us the possible far-right success in Austria next month and Le Pen in France next year.
On second thoughts, I can see why you object so strongly to Castro for preventing that level of disaster in his country.
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