Posted on 12/09/2016 3:39:15 AM PST by detective
The death of communist tyrant Fidel Castro has yielded much-deserved coverage of the monstrous nature of his tyrannical rule.
What has gone virtually unreported, however, is the direct and instrumental role Castro played in the torture and murder of American POWs in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The story of Castros atrocities against American soldiers in this conflict is rarely ever told, least of all by our mainstream media.
During the Vietnam War, Castro sent a gang of his henchmen to run the Cuban Program at the Cu Loc POW camp in Hanoi, which became known as the Zoo. As Stuart Rochester and Frederick Kiley have documented in their book Honor Bound in a chapter entitled The Zoo, 19671969: The Cuban Program and Other Atrocities, one of the primary objectives of this program was to determine how much physical and psychological agony a human being could withstand.
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McCain of course made sure everyone in America knew this and that the U.S. govt made no overtures to legitimize Casto’s regime
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where the hell was God in this?
USA should require full disclosure and documentation of who these war criminals were and where They are now. Commie Cuba has records on this. This should be one of the conditions for resumption of normalization of relations.
Russia did the same to American POW’s in North Korea.
... I once heard (no source disclosed) that during the invasion of Grenada, US military forces discovered a “Cuban R&R” facility. The worst part of the story was that there were American English speaking females at the facility. After calling in the discovery, the troops were ordered to withdraw. ... Or so it went.
Why don’t you ask Him?
“where the hell was God in this?”
Atheist communists did this, not God.
Grenada is English speaking, and the U.S. did not invade, we liberated it from the Cubans.
I have asked Him a lot of stuff. His creation is effed up.
Only the parts us humans have control of.
Don’t be so hard on yourself.
Bump
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