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Agent provocateur
31st January 2004, 17:11
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...a_am_ca/cuba_us (http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=589&ncid=734&e=1&u=/ap/20040131/ap_on_re_la_am_ca/cuba_us)

LuZhiming
31st January 2004, 20:32
He's probably right. I doubt the U.S. plotting of his death ever actually stopped. We can only hope that such dispicable plans never succeed.

mia wallace
31st January 2004, 21:33
i believe he's telling the truth, too.

but am i the only one who has the feeling that the person who wrote this has been trying to portray castro like a very old man who's gone cuckoo a bit?? i really cannot stand that. :angry:

DeadMan
1st February 2004, 02:30
Isn't Castro only like 78? That's not old. My dads 50 haha. My grandmas 81.

DeadMan.

PS: Look at the shit I found search for some info on Castro : http://cuban-exile.com/doc_326-350/doc0343.html

LuZhiming
1st February 2004, 03:11
Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2004, 03:30 AM
Isn't Castro only like 78? That's not old. My dads 50 haha. My grandmas 81.

DeadMan.

PS: Look at the shit I found search for some info on Castro : http://cuban-exile.com/doc_326-350/doc0343.html
77.

That Cuban exile site is such an abomination. They don't even try to hide biasness, everything is true, no matter how ridicolous. Everyone of the guerilla groups Castro has funded are terrorist, despite them fighting against brutal regimes.

DeadMan
1st February 2004, 03:55
Originally posted by [email protected] 31 2004, 11:11 PM
That Cuban exile site is such an abomination. They don't even try to hide biasness, everything is true, no matter how ridicolous. Everyone of the guerilla groups Castro has funded are terrorist, despite them fighting against brutal regimes.
Thanks for the correctiong and my thoughts exactly. I soon as I saw that I was like WHAT THE FUCK :angry: :angry: .

DeadMan.

Jesus Sanchez
1st February 2004, 04:34
It says that the Bush addministration denies the claims, but it's not as if they are going to say, "yes its our intension to assasinate Fidel."

Purple
1st February 2004, 11:23
Originally posted by El Grande of [email protected] 1 2004, 06:34 AM
It says that the Bush addministration denies the claims, but it's not as if they are going to say, "yes its our intension to assasinate Fidel."
..and when they have assasinated him they will either blame it on somebody else, or they&#39;ll just say it was for the best interest of both parts.. <_<

monkeydust
1st February 2004, 13:10
Castro may only be 77, but don&#39;t forget the number of cigars he&#39;s smoked over the years. :redstar2000:

DeadMan
1st February 2004, 15:14
Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2004, 09:10 AM
Castro may only be 77, but don&#39;t forget the number of cigars he&#39;s smoked over the years. :redstar2000:
Hahahaha oh yah, my friend is bringing me back a box of the same cigars Fidel smokes (or he said it was the same brand). But if you look at Fidel, he looks in resonably good shape. My have a little gut, but who&#39;s doesn&#39;t at 77? Hell, most people have them at 25-30. I think Fidel has adleast another 5-10 years ahead of him.

DeadMan.

Ortega
1st February 2004, 15:26
Originally posted by mia [email protected] 31 2004, 05:33 PM
i believe he&#39;s telling the truth, too.

but am i the only one who has the feeling that the person who wrote this has been trying to portray castro like a very old man who&#39;s gone cuckoo a bit?? i really cannot stand that. :angry:
That&#39;s definetly how I&#39;ve seen it portrayed. My parents were chuckling about it, almost blatantly saying that "my" Fidel is going a little out of his mind, thinking that America is trying to kill him.
The way this has been reported has been very biased. The reporters have left out the fact that declassified documents show that America has attempted to kill Castro. It&#39;s very very likely that they&#39;re still trying.

DeadMan
1st February 2004, 15:39
Didn&#39;t America hire a bunch of people to try and assassinate Castro? I don&#39;t know where I heard that. And didn&#39;t Castro actually survive a few attempts? I might be mixing my info with Hitler, now I know he survived an assassination attempt.

DeadMan.

Ortega
1st February 2004, 15:44
I don&#39;t know if America actually acted on any of their plans, as far as I know they haven&#39;t. But look up Operation Mongoose, the code name for the Kennedy administration&#39;s plans for assassinating Castro.

Some of them were pretty strange... :blink:

LuZhiming
1st February 2004, 15:46
Actually, if you want to read about Operation Mongoose and acts like it, which are much more than assassination attemps, an easier to read demonstration is here: http://members.aol.com/bblum6/cuba.htm

Jesus Sanchez
2nd February 2004, 05:44
:o ... :angry:

All these bobmings and what not and the U&#036; have the cheek to say they condem terrorist activies. And they wonder why people don&#39;t like them.

cormacobear
2nd February 2004, 07:55
Yes there is relatively well documented evidence of assination attempts planned against Castro, much of it can be found through researching the rediculously inefectual Sante Committee hearings. If your city has auniversity you can find hundreds of books on the crimes of the U.S. intelligence agencies, either in the social sciences, or Law libraries.

Agent provocateur
2nd February 2004, 16:14
Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2004, 02:10 PM
Castro may only be 77, but don&#39;t forget the number of cigars he&#39;s smoked over the years. :redstar2000:
Look at Winston Churchill 1874-1965. Pretty old with all those cigars he smoked all the way to his death.

Here are some links on Operation: Mongoose

http://www.parascope.com/mx/articles/castroplots.htm

http://www.parascope.com/articles/0897/nsacastro.htm

http://www.time.com/time/time100/builder/p...le/luciano.html (http://www.time.com/time/time100/builder/profile/luciano.html)