[truther]

This article has been posted yesterday but it's worth to be read again.

After 9-11, America cannot afford to ignore enemy on its backyard anymore. The time is ripe to bring Cuba 'to its knees.' Freepers, we have 'to bombard' our representatives in Congress and Cenate to address the issue.

Bush has to bring this to the attention to the socialist Canadian government and tell them: 'It's all about security, STUPID!'

[shezza]

The "can't-we-all-just-get-along" crowd has done more to hurt national security than the stealthiest spy could ever have dreamed of. We need to keep a close eye on things closer to home, like Cuba and the Panama Canal, as well as right here in our own backyards. The enemy doesn't subscribe to the "forgive and forget" notion that seems to run American policy.

[mewzilla]

Well, after Michelle gets finished with Cuba, maybe we won't have to worry about Castro for a while...

[DWPittelli]

I'm as down on Cuba as anyone, and I recognize that Cuba's spying on the U.S. is a problem. But it's close to absurd to think that Castro would allow Cuban airliners to drop biological weapons on the U.S.

Like a missile attack, there's not enough deniability in any such plan. If Cuba is caught red-handed dropping unconventional weapons, we'd feel free to nuke Cuba, and Castro knows it.

[backhoe]

CASTRO AND THE INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM, A CHRONOLOGY

In Castro's Service

[FITZ]

Castro, they point out, recently proclaimed "Iran and Cuba, in coopeation with each other, can bring America to its knees.”

I wonder why Iran when he could work with Saudis and Iraqis who are the ones trying to do it now and Iran seems not to be involved in this.

[capt. norm]

Castro had better wait to count his planes (and buildings, for that matter) until after Hurricane Michelle is through with Cuba.