November 12, 2006
Castro's Days Are Numbered
Man, I thought this day would
never come.
Apparently, Fidel is terminal. The generous estimate with chemo is 18 months. Of course, his 80th birthday celebration planned for next month will probably be his last. Might as well have that extra piece of cake, dude!
Do you think he'll take advantage of Cuba's wonderful government-run healthcare system? More likely El Presidente will fly in specialists from throughout the world to treat him - paid for by his citizens, of course.
Time to start drawing up blueprints for casinos.
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My guess is colon cancer. His earlier reported symptoms were, among others "gastro-intestinal bleeding". Which mean he was vomiting blood or bleeding out his rectum. Since El Commandate's mouthpiece didn't say somache bleeding, I'm guessing its the latter....
Posted by: KMR at November 12, 2006 03:13 PM (HLXIT)
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Personally, I can't wait to have the "day at sea" replaced on the cruise itenerary by a stop at some sandy Cuban beach.
Posted by: Bret at November 13, 2006 01:30 PM (WIFkt)
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November 10, 2006
The Dems' First Big Opportunity
Germany has brought a
lawsuit against outgoing SecDef Donald Rumsfeld for "war crimes" at Abu Ghraib. That's a good one.
Memo to Howard Dean: You need to understand that a trial against Rumsfeld is a trial against the United States. You want to weaken the United States in the tradition of Jimmah Carter? Go ahead and offer the human sacrifice. But keep in mind that this is your big chance to ensure that you keep your majority. Tell this ungrateful "ally" in no uncertain terms to suck your balls. That is, if you can find them.
The country is watching.
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This is the Dem's first opportunity to show the country that they, in fact, have no balls.
Posted by: Skye at November 10, 2006 09:18 PM (z7DRg)
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Germany did not bring the suit. American leftists brought the suit, and brought it to Germany because German courts claim to pertain to the entire earth.
Posted by: bird dog at November 10, 2006 09:30 PM (YadGF)
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German courts can throw out the suit. If they don't than I'd say the final withdrawal of every one of our troops from German soil is overdue.
We rebuilt that country sixty years ago. Perhaps that wasn't such a good idea.
Posted by: Gary at November 10, 2006 10:04 PM (GHbxU)
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So a country that has absolutely no relationship or jurisdiction over the locale in which these events were supposed to be taking place is levying charges against an individual for things that may or may not have happened, and may or may not have been the actions of vigilante morons, not operating under official sanction or orders?
Yeah, that makes sense.
Posted by: Linoge at November 12, 2006 09:55 AM (zBx9m)
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