Castro says Bush's power is excessive

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[Cincinatus' Wife]

U.S. Diplomat Walks Rocky Cuba Road - Silenced under Clinton

[Nitro]

Which one uses condoms made of weaved coconut?

[Cincinatus' Wife]

I'm at a loss to reply.

[patriciaruth]

Castro has to say something to fill up his four hour speeches.

Thank God our President has more power than Castro.

[Asclepius]

"The power and prerogatives of that country's president are too extensive, and the economic, technological and military power network in that nation is too pervasive," Castro said of the United States ...

All hail the power network.

[Nitro]

One visits an Apothecary...

the other climbs a tree!!

[Cultural Jihad]

Bush vowed not to lift the four-decade old sanctions against this Caribbean island until independently monitored elections are allowed and a series of other conditions are accepted for a "new government that is fully democratic."

WooHoo! Bush rightly sees that all human beings desire and are deserving of the freedoms which Americans enjoy. The DNC must be beside itself.

[meenie]

One should regard Castro as an expert on National Socialist (Nazi) tactics of control. He must have been looking in the mirror when he was criticizing Bush. There is something to be said when the kettle starts calling the pot black. Propaganda?

[Jorge]

"The power and prerogatives of that country's president are too extensive, and the economic, technological and military power network in that nation is too pervasive," Castro said of the United States.

So? What is the problem?

[Nitro]

While the bullying of people and the control of same are the end result...

I always thought Castro was a Marxist!

[Cincinatus' Wife]

Don't you just love this sentence?

International human rights groups often criticize Cuba's electoral process. Although they do not complain of electoral fraud, they charge that the elections are not competitive because only one political party - the Communist Party - can participate.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

I don't see a problem. Imagine Castro with such power. I don't exactly see people risking their lives floating to join Castro in Cuba.

[Nitro]

It reminds me of "every" newspaper headline in Uganda...

Idi Amin wins the 'heavyweight championship' of the world!!

[Jorge]

I don't see a problem. Imagine Castro with such power. I don't exactly see people risking their lives floating to join Castro in Cuba.

No, the only people we see risking their lives are trying to escape Castro in friggin inner tubes to Florida....with an estimated 100 thousand drowned in the Florida Striates.

Castro is in no position to criticize anyone.

[Quix]

UHHHH, RIGHT, CASTRO!

But Castro, baby, you criticizing ANYONE about having too much power is a lot like BILLDO AND SHRILLERY criticizing someone for being too immoral, too traitorous, too megalomanical, too arrogant.

Castro baby, yo ain't got NO room to mutter a sound!

[Lucius Cornelius Sulla]

"The power and prerogatives of that country's president are too extensive . . "

Castro seems to be complaining that the power of the presidency in the American political system is excessive. Coming from him this is really funny!

[Cincinatus' Wife]

(AP Photo/Cristobal Herrera)

[dougherty]

Talk about the pot calling the kettle black, lol.

[The Duke]

I'd say that when Castro fell out of the credibility tree he hit every branch on the way down!

[Northern Yankee]

Mr. Castro,

Just wanted to know how many unarmed Americans Bush has had machine gunned for trying to leave this Country?

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