[CHACHI]

COMMENTS: Take a good look at the participants. The U.S has not lifted sanctions on Cuba, and these companies are already doing business at the expense of the Cuban and American people. Oh yes, it is going to cost us plenty! Government subsidies are paid by no other than the taxpayer! Tell your Gov. Representatives that you do not want these filthy game of politics !!! Chachi Novellas Bengochea Fort Lauderdale, Florida FOR FREEDOM & JUSTICE GROUP http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ForFreedomandJustice

[Recovering_Democrat]

Klayman, successful litigant against his own mom.

Cuban Americans can do better than this representation.

[Commander8]

Go get 'em Klayman.

[mdittmar]

Castro Says He Looks Forward to Trade Fair of American Food Products The Associated Press Published: Sep 20, 2002

The 76-year-old leader, now in his 43rd year in power, joked about how he would feel if Washington lifted restrictions that make it virtually impossible for American tourists to visit Cuba.

"I have sometimes said in jest that when it happens, we are going to have to find a new place to move to," Castro said. "Can you imagine a million Americans, traveling all over the republic?"

76,probably die within 5 years.

[Dog Gone]

Oh goody, I hadn't heard Klayman call Bush a disgraceful hypocrite in several weeks. Thanks so much for sharing this with us.

[Steely Tom]

Oh, my, a formal complaint has been filed by Larry Klayman. I am impressed.

Stand aside, you! Mr. Klayman is on his way to file a formal complaint!

(steely)

[deport]

The U.S has not lifted sanctions on Cuba, and these companies are already doing business at the expense of the Cuban and American people.

They may not have lifted sanctions as you see it but

When the Agriculture Appropriations bill was considered by the conference committee last September (2000), the leadership proposed a so-called compromise that was, ultimately, accepted by members of the conference committee. However, this compromise was so restrictive that it is unlikely that the Cuban people will benefit in any way from increased sales of food and medicine.

Under the terms of the compromise, sales of food and medicine to Cuba (in contrast to sales to North Korea, Iran, Sudan and Libya) have to be made on a cash-only basis, that is, without U.S. government financing.

[paulklenk]

Go, Larry Klayman!

Klayman and Judicial Watch sue the Solar System: "Stop The World, I Want To Get Off!"

Still being,