Two Anti-Americans.. "History affords us many instances of the ruin of states, by the prosecution of measures ill suited to the temper and genius of their people. The ordaining of laws...

Don G. Dinsdale Loc: El Cajon, CA (San Diego County)

"History affords us many instances of the ruin of states, by the prosecution of measures ill suited to the temper and genius of their people. The ordaining of laws in favor of one part of the nation, to the prejudice and oppression of another, is certainly the most erroneous and mistaken policy." Benjamin Franklin (1774)

"[This week's] historic meeting in Cuba features the world's foremost h**er of Capitalism. And Castro doesn't care for it much either." Twitter satirist @weknowwhatsbest

Obama's Visit To Cuba Will Accomplish Little

On Sunday, the whole Obama family touched down in Cuba for a historic visit, as this will be the first time in 88 years that a sitting American president visited the island. While there, Barack Obama will visit everyone from Cuban dictator Raul Castro to political dissenters calling for Liberty. However, Obama's visit will have failed if he doesn't condemn Castro's police state.

Last year, Obama claimed that he was interested in visiting Cuba only if he saw the country making progress towards Liberty. "I'm not interested in just validating the status quo," he said. However, on Friday, the U.S. Coast Guard picked up 18 Cubans who were fleeing the country on homemade rafts, trying to cross the 90 miles between Cuba and Florida. Hours before Obama's jet touched down on c*******t soil, the Cuban government arrested 50 protesters from the group Ladies in White for demonstrating and throwing pro-Liberty leaflets into the air. The protests have become a weekly occurrence.

The dissidents said Cuba's crackdown on political speech has increased in the weeks leading up to Obama's visit, showing that things are just as they have been. The Castros are still in charge, after all. While Obama hoped for a diplomatic shortcut, Liberty could yet come to the country ruled by a police state. It's possible that the flow of goods and information could foster more Liberty for the nation, especially when the 85-year-old Castro leaves power just as when Ronald Reagan began to trade with the Soviet Union. But it will take time and an actual friend of Liberty in the White House.

CarolSeer2016

Don G. Dinsdale wrote:

"History affords us many instances of the ruin of states, by the prosecution of measures ill suited to the temper and genius of their people. The ordaining of laws in favor of one part of the nation, to the prejudice and oppression of another, is certainly the most erroneous and mistaken policy." Benjamin Franklin (1774)

"[This week's] historic meeting in Cuba features the world's foremost h**er of Capitalism. And Castro doesn't care for it much either." Twitter satirist @weknowwhatsbest

Obama's Visit To Cuba Will Accomplish Little

On Sunday, the whole Obama family touched down in Cuba for a historic visit, as this will be the first time in 88 years that a sitting American president visited the island. While there, Barack Obama will visit everyone from Cuban dictator Raul Castro to political dissenters calling for Liberty. However, Obama's visit will have failed if he doesn't condemn Castro's police state.

Last year, Obama claimed that he was interested in visiting Cuba only if he saw the country making progress towards Liberty. "I'm not interested in just validating the status quo," he said. However, on Friday, the U.S. Coast Guard picked up 18 Cubans who were fleeing the country on homemade rafts, trying to cross the 90 miles between Cuba and Florida. Hours before Obama's jet touched down on c*******t soil, the Cuban government arrested 50 protesters from the group Ladies in White for demonstrating and throwing pro-Liberty leaflets into the air. The protests have become a weekly occurrence.

The dissidents said Cuba's crackdown on political speech has increased in the weeks leading up to Obama's visit, showing that things are just as they have been. The Castros are still in charge, after all. While Obama hoped for a diplomatic shortcut, Liberty could yet come to the country ruled by a police state. It's possible that the flow of goods and information could foster more Liberty for the nation, especially when the 85-year-old Castro leaves power just as when Ronald Reagan began to trade with the Soviet Union. But it will take time and an actual friend of Liberty in the White House.

"History affords us many instances of the rui... (show quote)

Next stop: North Korea.

Carol Kelly

Don G. Dinsdale wrote:

"History affords us many instances of the ruin of states, by the prosecution of measures ill suited to the temper and genius of their people. The ordaining of laws in favor of one part of the nation, to the prejudice and oppression of another, is certainly the most erroneous and mistaken policy." Benjamin Franklin (1774)

"[This week's] historic meeting in Cuba features the world's foremost h**er of Capitalism. And Castro doesn't care for it much either." Twitter satirist @weknowwhatsbest

Obama's Visit To Cuba Will Accomplish Little

I Sunday, the whole Obama family touched down in Cuba for a historic visit, as this will be the first time in 88 years that a sitting American president visited the island. While there, Barack Obama will visit everyone from Cuban dictator Raul Castro to political dissenters calling for Liberty. However, Obama's visit will have failed if he doesn't condemn Castro's police state.

Last year, Obama claimed that he was interested in visiting Cuba only if he saw the country making progress towards Liberty. "I'm not interested in just validating the status quo," he said. However, on Friday, the U.S. Coast Guard picked up 18 Cubans who were fleeing the country on homemade rafts, trying to cross the 90 miles between Cuba and Florida. Hours before Obama's jet touched down on c*******t soil, the Cuban government arrested 50 protesters from the group Ladies in White for demonstrating and throwing pro-Liberty leaflets into the air. The protests have become a weekly occurrence.

The dissidents said Cuba's crackdown on political speech has increased in the weeks leading up to Obama's visit, showing that things are just as they have been. The Castros are still in charge, after all. While Obama hoped for a diplomatic shortcut, Liberty could yet come to the country ruled by a police state. It's possible that the flow of goods and information could foster more Liberty for the nation, especially when the 85-year-old Castro leaves power just as when Ronald Reagan began to trade with the Soviet Union. But it will take time and an actual friend of Liberty in the White House.

"History affords us many instances of the rui... (show quote)

i saw the entire d********g performance on TV and wondered the whole time what kind of horror was going on behind the scenes. What a d********g performance. Only less worse than the Iranian affair. Then Hilary standing in front of the Jews who are being sold down the river. AND the applause. Stupid!!

PeterS

Don G. Dinsdale wrote:

"History affords us many instances of the ruin of states, by the prosecution of measures ill suited to the temper and genius of their people. The ordaining of laws in favor of one part of the nation, to the prejudice and oppression of another, is certainly the most erroneous and mistaken policy." Benjamin Franklin (1774)

historic meeting in Cuba features the world's foremost h**er of Capitalism. And Castro doesn't care for it much either." Twitter satirist @weknowwhatsbest

Obama's Visit To Cuba Will Accomplish Little

On Sunday, the whole Obama family touched down in Cuba for a historic visit, as this will be the first time in 88 years that a sitting American president visited the island. While there, Barack Obama will visit everyone from Cuban dictator Raul Castro to political dissenters calling for Liberty. However, Obama's visit will have failed if he doesn't condemn Castro's police state.

Last year, Obama claimed that he was interested in visiting Cuba only if he saw the country making progress towards Liberty. "I'm not interested in just validating the status quo," he said. However, on Friday, the U.S. Coast Guard picked up 18 Cubans who were fleeing the country on homemade rafts, trying to cross the 90 miles between Cuba and Florida. Hours before Obama's jet touched down on c*******t soil, the Cuban government arrested 50 protesters from the group Ladies in White for demonstrating and throwing pro-Liberty leaflets into the air. The protests have become a weekly occurrence.

The dissidents said Cuba's crackdown on political speech has increased in the weeks leading up to Obama's visit, showing that things are just as they have been. The Castros are still in charge, after all. While Obama hoped for a diplomatic shortcut, Liberty could yet come to the country ruled by a police state. It's possible that the flow of goods and information could foster more Liberty for the nation, especially when the 85-year-old Castro leaves power just as when Ronald Reagan began to trade with the Soviet Union. But it will take time and an actual friend of Liberty in the White House.

"History affords us many instances of the rui... (show quote)

Cuba's never really known Capitalism--though neither have we--so they are simply being afraid of what they don't know. What they do know is
American crony capitalism splashed with a bit of corporatism and that's probably the reason they were so willing to become c*******ts.

CarolSeer2016

PeterS wrote:

Cuba's never really known Capitalism--though neither have we--so they are simply being afraid of what they don't know. What they do know is
American crony capitalism splashed with a bit of corporatism and that's probably the reason they were so willing to become c*******ts.

Probably you are very wrong.

Carol Kelly

Don G. Dinsdale wrote:

"History affords us many instances of the ruin of states, by the prosecution of measures ill suited to the temper and genius of their people. The ordaining of laws in favor of one part of the nation, to the prejudice and oppression of another, is certainly the most erroneous and mistaken policy." Benjamin Franklin (1774)

"[This week's] historic meeting in Cuba features the world's foremost h**er of Capitalism. And Castro doesn't care for it much either." Twitter satirist @weknowwhatsbest

Obama's Visit To Cuba Will Accomplish Little Sunday, the whole Obama family touched down in Cuba for a historic visit, as this will be the first time in 88 years that a sitting American president visited the island. While there, Barack Obama will visit everyone from Cuban dictator Raul Castro to political dissenters calling for Liberty. However, Obama's visit will have failed if he doesn't condemn Castro's police state.

Last year, Obama claimed that he was interested in visiting Cuba only if he saw the country making progress towards Liberty. "I'm not interested in just validating the status quo," he said. However, on Friday, the U.S. Coast Guard picked up 18 Cubans who were fleeing the country on homemade rafts, trying to cross the 90 miles between Cuba and Florida. Hours before Obama's jet touched down on c*******t soil, the Cuban government arrested 50 protesters from the group Ladies in White for demonstrating and throwing pro-Liberty leaflets into the air. The protests have become a weekly occurrence.

The dissidents said Cuba's crackdown on political speech has increased in the weeks leading up to Obama's visit, showing that things are just as they have been. The Castros are still in charge, after all. While Obama hoped for a diplomatic shortcut, Liberty could yet come to the country ruled by a police state. It's possible that the flow of goods and information could foster more Liberty for the nation, especially when the 85-year-old Castro leaves power just as when Ronald Reagan began to trade with the Soviet Union. But it will take time and an actual friend of Liberty in the White House.

"History affords us many instances of the rui... (show quote)

So, take away the passports of the Obama family and return Air Force One to Washington empty. See how much the Obama's enjoy being i******s in Cuba.

Carol Kelly

CarolSeer2016 wrote:

Probably you are very wrong.

:thumbup: :thumbup:

reconreb Loc: America / Inglis Fla.

PeterS wrote:

Cuba's never really known Capitalism--though neither have we--so they are simply being afraid of what they don't know. What they do know is
American crony capitalism splashed with a bit of corporatism and that's probably the reason they were so willing to become c*******ts.

What they do know is they will risk their life on a innertube to get here to this crony capitalist country , you problably forgot to mention that . Come on man ,, Really !!! "so willing to become c*******t "

Carol Kelly

Don G. Dinsdale wrote:

"History affords us many instances of the ruin of states, by the prosecution of measures ill suited to the temper and genius of their people. The ordaining of laws in favor of one part of the nation, to the prejudice and oppression of another, is certainly the most erroneous and mistaken policy." Benjamin Franklin (1774)

"[This week's] historic meeting in Cuba features the world's foremost h**er of Capitalism. And Castro doesn't care for it much either." Twitter satirist @weknowwhatsbest

Obama's Visit To Cuba Will Accomplish Little

On Sunday, the whole Obama family touched down in Cuba for a historic visit, as this will be the first time in 88 years that a sitting American president visited the island. While there, Barack Obama will visit everyone from Cuban dictator Raul Castro to political dissenters calling for Liberty. However, Obama's visit will have failed if he doesn't condemn Castro's police state.

Last year, Obama claimed that he was interested in visiting Cuba only if he saw the country making progress towards Liberty. "I'm not interested in just validating the status quo," he said. However, on Friday, the U.S. Coast Guard picked up 18 Cubans who were fleeing the country on homemade rafts, trying to cross the 90 miles between Cuba and Florida. Hours before Obama's jet touched down on c*******t soil, the Cuban government arrested 50 protesters from the group Ladies in White for demonstrating and throwing pro-Liberty leaflets into the air. The protests have become a weekly occurrence.

The dissidents said Cuba's crackdown on political speech has increased in the weeks leading up to Obama's visit, showing that things are just as they have been. The Castros are still in charge, after all. While Obama hoped for a diplomatic shortcut, Liberty could yet come to the country ruled by a police state. It's possible that the flow of goods and information could foster more Liberty for the nation, especially when the 85-year-old Castro leaves power just as when Ronald Reagan began to trade with the Soviet Union. But it will take time and an actual friend of Liberty in the White House.

"History affords us many instances of the rui... (show quote)

Obama just hoped for a free family vacation in Cuba for u is family t our expense. We expected the crackdown on civilians from Obama's hi tho.

Carol Kelly

CarolSeer2016 wrote:

Probably you are very wrong.

Agreed or stupid although I h**e to say that.

CarolSeer2016

Carol Kelly wrote:

Agreed or stupid although I h**e to say that.

Just started a new thread: "Obama Speaks to Europe, et al."

I'll have a full t***slation for you all very soon. If it doesn't get too cold here in Colorado Springs.

Don G. Dinsdale Loc: El Cajon, CA (San Diego County)

Ha Ha Ha, Perfect... :)

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Carol Kelly wrote:

So, take away the passports of the Obama family and return Air Force One to Washington empty. See how much the Obama's enjoy being i******s in Cuba.

DamnYANKEE

CarolSeer2016 wrote:

Next stop: North Korea.

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: you might be right

CarolSeer2016

Carol Kelly wrote:

Obama just hoped for a free family vacation in Cuba for u is family t our expense. We expected the crackdown on civilians from Obama's hi tho.

Wonder how much Obama had to pay the Castro brothers to let him go free?

Kim Jung-un may not be so nice. Good.