Castro Spy Declares Opposition Is Disabled

Houston Chonicle and yahoo.com news ^ | April 23, 2003 | Anita Snow, AP

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Cuban undercover agent Aleida de Las Mercedes Godinez, 49, talks with the international press in an interview arranged by the Cuban government Monday, April 21, 2003, at the press center in Havana. Godinez, who is credited with providing some of the most damaging evidence used during the recent trials of scores of dissidents, declared this week that the island's opposition movement has been permanently disabled. During the interview Godinez showed off her new Pentium IV laptop, right, sent to her last year by a Cuban-American organization in Miami.(AP Photo/Jose Goitia)

Here's hoping a Cuban patriot puts a bullet through her fat head before all is said and done.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

No one admires her or will ever trust her. She is the one who is in prison.

[george wythe]

You can mow your lawn, but the grass will keep sprouting up.

More dissidents are waiting to take prisoner's place, while Castro's communism has no future.

Communism was tried in the Soviet Union for over 70 years and failed.

Castro's communism has been a collossal failure