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Cuba Reaches Middle Ages, but not the Renaissance
The News Thief ^ | Sep 10, 2010 | The News Thief

Posted on 09/10/2010 8:30:25 PM PDT by Konrad_PL

Our All-Time-Favorite-Commie, Uncle Castro, put Cuba on a fast-track to civilization by handing over power to his brother Raul back in 2008. Recently, Raul Castro decided to reduce the state’s control of the economy and allow Cuba’s citizens to form private, small business. He even allowed them to hire and pay employees – what a novelty!

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TOPICS: Government; History; Politics; Science
KEYWORDS: communism; cuba; fidelcastro; funny
I always felt it for the Cuban people. For so long they had to live with two things I hate the most: Communism and Tyranny... funny article though :)
1 posted on 09/10/2010 8:30:27 PM PDT by Konrad_PL
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To: Konrad_PL

Maybe we’ll see them on our way down.


2 posted on 09/10/2010 8:34:19 PM PDT by hometoroost (Somewhere a community is missing its cruise director)
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To: hometoroost
Maybe it won't be as bad.. provided he runs out of time..


3 posted on 09/10/2010 8:43:16 PM PDT by Konrad_PL
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To: Konrad_PL

Michael Moore and Sean Penn are deeply saddened...


4 posted on 09/10/2010 8:47:03 PM PDT by Windflier (To anger a conservative, tell him a lie. To anger a liberal, tell him the truth.)
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