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Castro Emerges for Talk Show StintPosted on Jul 12, 2010
Cuba’s former President Fidel Castro hasn’t exactly been courting the limelight in recent years, owing to his ailing health and subsequent transfer of power to his brother Raul, but he rallied and made a rare cameo appearance Monday on a Cuban talk show. —KA
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By call me roy, July 14, 2010 at 3:53 pm Link to this comment
Q. “Why do the Cuban police operate in groups of three?”
Report thisA. “One can read, one can write and one to keep an eye on the two intellectuals.”
By call me roy, July 14, 2010 at 3:51 pm Link to this comment
Great, an old communist dictator whose latest achievement is the ability to wear Depends.
Castro decides to go out one day and see what it’s really like for the workers, so he puts on a disguise and sneaks out of the Cuban mansion. After a while he wanders into a cinema. When the film has finished, the Cuban Anthem plays and a huge picture of Castro appears on the screen. Everyone stands up and begins singing, except Fidel, who smugly remains seated. A minute later a man behind him leans forwards and whispers in his ear: “Listen Comrade, we all feel exactly the same way you do, but trust me, it’s a lot safer if you just stand up.”
Report thisBy rico, suave, July 13, 2010 at 3:36 am Link to this comment
Rumor has it he’s talking to Larry King about taking over his show.
Report thisBy Jaded Prole, July 13, 2010 at 2:56 am Link to this comment
Viva Fidel!
Report thisBy squeaky jones, July 12, 2010 at 4:49 pm Link to this comment
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Fidel Castro for decades has provided free university education, and free health care to the people of Cuba, something no U.S. President has ever been able to provide the American people. Also, the Cuban people export medical doctors to the world while the U.S.of A. exports warplanes, bombs, torture, and guns to the world.
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