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Here is a selection of the most powerful rhetoric used by our friends and adversaries:
July 22, 1998 Jack Nicholson c/o Bressler/Kelly & Associates 11500 West Olympic Boulevard Suite 510 Los Angeles, CA 90064 FAX: (310) 479-3775 Dear Mr. Nicholson: As a Cuban-American, and professional screenwriter (Writers Guild of America, west member) for over 20 years, I was saddened by your endorsement of Fidel Castro on the trade publication Variety after your recent visit to Cuba. It is disheartening how gifted, well-meaning artists--such as yourself--eyes ablaze with romantic notions of revolution, see what they want to see and believe what they want to believe, ignoring the sad reality that is totalitarian Cuba. Perhaps you're not aware that in Cuba you would not enjoy the Constitutionally guaranteed freedoms which we all enjoy in the United States of America. It is, in fact, a lack of free expression and association which have compelled almost two million Cubans (15 percent of the entire Cuban population) to seek exile abroad. Specially painful is that your remarks came on the anniversary of the ramming of a tugboat by Cuban authorities. This tugboat, "13 de Marzo," acted as a kind of ferry connecting the vicinity of Regla to Havana Harbor. On July 13, 1994, the vessel left on what--by all appearances--was a routine trek carrying 22 men, 30 women, and 20 children. In reality, these 72 people were attempting to flee the prison island. The children on the boat ranged in ages from six months to 11 years of age. In all, 41 people were drowned in the attack. I am enclosing a partial list of the children who were murdered in this incident for your contemplation. Indeed, Castro is a "genius," as you put it, a genius at covering up his crimes against humanity, and a real genius at using people like you for his self-serving propaganda. Most baffling is your comparison of President Clinton with dictator Castro: "they're both humanists. They should get together. And it would be great for Clinton's legacy." However, on that point, my pen has completely dried up. IN REMEMBRANCE: Here's a partial list of the Cuban children murdered by Cuban authorities in the tugboat attack of July 13, 1994. Helen Martinez Enrique, 6 months old Odalys Munoz Garcia, 1 year old Cindy Rodriguez Fernandez, 2 years old Yolindis Rodrguez, 2 years old Jose Carlos Nicle Anaya, 3 years old Angel Rene Abreu Ruiz, 3 years old Gisell Borges Alvarez, 4 years old Caridad Leyva Tacoronte, 4 years old Juan Gutierrez, 10 years old Elieser Suarez, 10 years old Juan Mario Gutierrez Garcia, 11 years old Yasser Perodin, 11 years old Yousel Eugenio Perez Tacoronte, 11 years old Marjolis Mendez Tacoronte, 17 years old. Sincerely, Migdia Chinea-Varela
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1998 14:36:18 PDT From: elizabeth smithTo: fcf@fiu.edu Subject: Regarding Death of Joachim Lovschall http://www.fiu.edu/~fcf/dangerousvacatio111197.html I am trying to find information about the murder of the Danish tourist: Joachim Lovschall. He was shot and killed by Cuban soldiers in Havana on March 29, 1997. His family in Denmark believes a 'Cuban newspaper' has printed articles about Joachim's deplorable death. They are asking me to try contact the following person for them: Mr. Roger R. Hernandes 1784 W. Flagler St., Suite 19 Miami, FL Chairman for the magazine or newspaper: 'Cardenas' Also: Mr. Ricardo Donate The Lovschall family would like the email address or phone number of anyone with information. They received in December some letters from Exile Cubans in Miami. They are hoping one of them will be able to get a copy of this 'Cuban newspaper' article or may have more information about their son's death. Because the Free Cuba Foundation is based in Miami and involved in the lack of Human Rights in Cuba, I thought that you might possibly have a way of getting a message to Roger Hernandes, the newspaper 'Cardenas', or Ricardo Donate. If so, would you be so kind as to email me: Elizabeth Smith, es60@hotmail.com (I am a US citizen and lived with the Lovschall family, when Joachim was a little boy, while I attended a university in Denmark.) The family of Joachim Lovschall has presented this horrible murder to the European Union, to the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, by broadcasting on the Danish radio, through numerous newspaper articles in Denmark and Norway to name a few. The Cuban government has answered some letters from an official note from the Danish government to Fidel Castro however, his 'Cuban newspaper' article or may have more information their answer was far from satisfactory and does not uncover the real truth. Because the answer was unacceptable, the Lovschall family is putting more pressure on the Danish Parliament They want the real truth about what happened and want the person responsible for Joachim's death to be held accountable. They wish to bring attention to the death of their son, who was a 26 year old market economist from Denmark. On March 29, 1997 he was shot and killed in Havana by Cuban soldiers. No one, including the press, knew of his death for 6 days. Danish authorities and his family in Denmark were not contacted for 9 days. The Cuban government would not release his body for 23 days, so that it could be returned home to Denmark for his funeral. Joachim Lovschall simply wanted to learn Spanish in Havana and wanted to meet the people of Cuba. He was very interested in Human Rights. He was not a tourist in one of the resort hotels. He had been living in Cuba for nearly 3 months, renting a room from a Cuban family and learning Spanish at a university in Havana. He loved the Cuban people. He loved Havana. The Lovschall family feels it is very important to inform and warn people about the dangers in Cuba, not only for the 1.2 million tourists from all over the world, who continue to visit Cuba thinking it is a paradise vacation spot ... but more importantly, for the sake of the Cuban people who now live in Cuba. Bombings and terrorism occur all over the world and are carried out by terrorists. However in Cuba, inhumane and inexcusable acts of lawlessness and injustice are carried out, not by terrorists, but by the Cuban government. At this point they are asking for help in obtaining any information regarding their son's death. Thank you so much for your time and thank you for the important work om from a Cuban family and your foundation accomplishes. I have searched for information on the Internet regarding 'Cuba' for the last 16 months and find your website to be the most informative and educational I only wish that Joachim it is very important to inform and warn and I had found your site while we searched for information on a paradise called Cuba, back in January 1997 while he visited my family Elizabeth Smith es60@hotmail.com
From: SMTP%"minnow@delanet.com" To: FCF CC: Subj: Please HELP this person We have a penpal in Cuba that urgently needs help. Her brother has been arrested on questionable charges and needs IMMEDIATE legal help. We received a letter pleading for help. We will help in anyway possible but we do not speak Spanish and she does not speak English. WE NEED YOUR HELP!!! Please contact the girl's mother anyway possible. The mother's name and address is: Felicia Noguera Rondon Calle 36 H102 %23Y25 Piedrecitas Camaguey C/P 74100 Our name and address is: Robert & Dina Weaver 123 McClelland Ave. Pitman, NJ 08071 609-582-5049 www.minnow@delanet.com Please help and Thank you!!! Robert & Dina Weaver
From: SMTP%"mao66@worldnet.att.net" To: FCF CC: Subj: To Yanni the Euro radical Dear Free Cuba Foundation, greetings from New York City and que viva Cuba Libre. How sad the idiots and Chusmos your organization has to put up with. I apologize for creeps such as "Yann-Ber Messager" and his poor choice of words. Please allow me to write him in civil rebuttal. Who ever you are, please get your values straight, this is not a reform school or a street corner in an undesirable part of your country. You are not accomplishing any thing by saying "F-ck you" how sad, Did you have a happy childhood? Where you abused by your parents? Do you have hate in your heart? Are you so angry? Is that why you support a dictator? Are you Cuban? Do you know about the executions or the TUG BOAT KILLINGS OF JULY 13 WHERE 41 CUBANS LOST THEIR LIVES TRYING TO ESCAPE DICTATORSHIP? And come on "Yanni" dont give us the hype and propaganda about Cuba and Kastro having the best health care and education, we know better, we have seen it, we have lived it, and please tell us something new next time, we where not born yesterday and this communist "passion morality play"of your tribe does not fly with us any more. If you want to be EURO TRASH, dont do it on our time, do it on some one else's! We have more important things to do, like exposing hypocrisy, working with human rights organizations, and forming coalitions with students who care about democracy and freedom. You know D-E-M-O-C-R-A-C-Y. Free CUBA, Free Tibet, Support human rights in China, and support Taiwan! Oh and one more thing Yanni, I advise you to invest in a good dictionary and word processing program with SPELL CHECK. Your spelling and style really sucks! Gee, for some one who speaks about the wonders of Castro Cuban EDUCATION, you're sure lacking in the fundamentals of good grammar. Maybe you can spend a summer in Havana, practicing your hatred. Ciaosito baby!
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1998 02:27:55 +0100 From: Yann-Ber MessagerTo: fcf@fiu.edu Subject: Re: NOUVELLES DE CUBA 15 MAI- 1er JUIN 1998 pt 2 Fuck you, We will support the gourvernment of of Cuba. You, in Miami or where ever, are only poor reactionists. Castro and Guevara and (the most important point) the courage of the cubans make this country the less ashamed in the whole Latin America. Actually, Cuba has NOW a better health system, a better EDUCATION system than U.S.A. So, stay on your hostels in Myamy, drinking champagne and whisky, Cuba Libre is not on your side. YB
Date: Tue, 23 Jun 1998 23:58:01 -0600 From: Roger WyattTo: fcf@fiu.edu Subject: A regretable website... It is most regretable to see such a hate-mongering site. As a Canadian, I am grateful my government, as with most governments around the world, respects the right of Cuban self-determination and supports trade and communication with the Cuban people. Will the U.S. ever be able to deal with Cuba in a mature and responsible way? It is clear to most people worldwide that most ills you ascribe to Cuba have their roots in abhorent American policy and atitudes as reflected in your website. May peace and understanding some day reach your door. Roger
Date: Tue, 17 Jun 1998 03:35:31 -0700 From: StudentTo: fcf@fiu.edu Uh... who are you talking to? Are you under the illusion this country or its government has some kind of concern about the morality of doing business with dictators? Obviously you're not from around here, Sparky. The only reason Jean Chretien isn't leading a trade expedition to hell is there ain't no golf there. JA -- "Peace, Order, & Bad Government"
Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1998 07:55:38 +0200 From: Michael KastnerTo: "'fcf@fiu.edu'" Subject: Che Guevara and Crimes Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, I am looking for Internet resources dealing with Cuban government crimes after the communist revolution. In particular I'm interested in the role of Che Guevara. Due to leftist propaganda here in Germany Che Guevara is still considered as the bright shining saint of a "better" communist future. There's hardly anybody revealing Che's role as a supporter of hatred, violence and suppression. Can you help me? With best regards Michael Kastner
Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1998 17:18:49 EDT From: Ganesh282@aol.com To: fcf@fiu.edu Subject: Che Guevara If you're out to turn Che Guevara into a symbol of a totalitarian regime, you're doing this in vain. Your essay does nothing to really indict Che Guevara as being a brutal man. You say that Che Guevara's programs were founded in hatred, when in fact he said much to the opposite: "At the risk of sounding ridiculous, let me say that the true revolutionary is guided by great feelings of love. It is impossible to think of a genuine revolutionary lacking this quality." Che said to hate a brutal enemy - is this really so out of the ordinary? Batista's regime embezzled the retirement funds of old Cubans, gave younger Cubans no future, gave women the option of prostitution or poverty. Is it wrong to hate this? Is it wrong to want to change the political climate? Che's point was that revolution cannot be successful unless the revolutionary has centered his life around making a better life for himself. As for the comments about Castro's regime, Guevara has always had little to do with it. Being dead for a good long while, Guevara's image has been appropriated for propaganda purposes, but otherwise all vestiges of Che's vision of Cuba have been destroyed. Guevara disagreed with Castro's agrigarian policies (which brought economic ruin to Cuba), and wanted nothing to do with the Soviets who Fidel dealt with. Castro eventually betrayed Guevara, giving him no assistance when he left for Bolivia. So to say that Guevara has had anything to do with the current wave of Cuban refugees is absurd, and does a great man injustice. - Daniel
Date: Wed, 17 Jun 1998 23:29:01 -0500 From: mao66To: fcf@fiu.edu Subject: Che was no way near Jesus! Dear Student, I dont know what vacuum you are existing in, but in this century alone, I can think of a multitude of individuals who have benefited us with their Christ like presence. Sad to say, but your hero Che was not one of them. Lets see, there was Krishnamaurti (the Indian sage, believed to be an incarnation of Christ), Ghandi (non violence, unlike Che), Martin Luther King jr. (Equality and non violence again. He marched peacefully down south, while Che carried guns and revolution in Africa and Latin America), His Holiness the Dali Lama (need I say more), Mother Theresa (love, compassion, bravery, forgiveness), and the list goes on, even with ordinary non famous people who have done more charity and good works than all of Che's so called "heroics". These are the real revolutionaries. This is the future. Jose Marti's and father Felix Valera's actions were 100 times more brave and macho than any of Che's cowardly un Christian violence. This is reality! And if my memory serves me right, Jesus never carried an AK-47 or beret. Viva Cuba Libre, from New York ! Mario R P.S. Student, I have a little public relations project for you. Locate persons, family members, or others who have had loved ones executed by Che or by his orders. You can find them in Miami. And go up to them and tell them what you think about Che's being the new Messiah. i think you will get interesting answers.
Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 03:35:31 -0700 From: StudentTo: fcf@fiu.edu Subject: comments You have no idea what you are saying. In future I would advise you to RESEARCH and STUDY any individual before you write about them. Guevara is the closest man we have to Jesus since the great man himself. Read a little and you will see this. Cheers, Brian I. B. Abraham.
6-JUN-1998 22:21:36.86
From: SMTP%"mao66@worldnet.att.net"
To: FCF
Subj: Jose Serrano enemy of democracy in Cuba
Thanks for your great site.
Hello again!
Went to your site again and finally sent the letter of protest to Clinton.
Was also looking at the links and found the site for the Congress of the
United States. Decided to look up my local congress person, but instead I
was reminded of something more interesting or sinister if you decide to
look at it that way. Jose Serrano is his name.
Congressman Jose Serrano, a Puerto Rican from the Bronx is and has always
been an outright, out of the closet supporter of Castro, and lifter of the
embargo. I dont know if you have heard of him, he always comes out as a
"nice" guy who comes across as interested in sports, running, and Frank
Sinatra. But apart from these good things, he has been vocal in wanting to
lift the embargo, doing away with the Cuba Democracy Act, dismantling
Radio Marti, and trying to discredit and make illegal the actions of
patriotic Cuban Americans (like Bros. To the Rescue) who care about
freedom and human rights in Cuba.
He is known along with Congressman Charlie Wrangle also of
New York, to be on intimate terms with the tyrant Castro and has been
known to travel frequently to Cuba. (hhmmm. I wonder what he's doing
there? Oh, I know, the fishing and scuba diving is really good there, and
I heard they make a mean picadillo in a little restaurant in la habana)
During the UN's 50th birthday, he along with Wrangle where seen with Fidel
at functions where the dictator was invited. One has to really commend
mayor Rudy Guliani (although I dont agree with how he runs the city
sometimes) for kicking Castro and Arafat out of a function at the Lincoln
Center Opera House which was hosted by the city of New York. That took
alot of COJONES or the New York equivalent CHUTZPA. The mayor's rational
was that New York City does not support, like, or patronize individuals
who are known human rights abusers, and terrorists.
Jose Serrano and others, where seen with Castro, when the dictator gave a
speech at the famous church of Rev. Calvin Butts Jr. (an institution which
was primal in the fight for civil rights in America, but out of reverse
discrimination, and hypocrisy sold them selves to the lies of Fidel and
Co.) and later they all went out to dinner at the infamous Jimmy's
All-star cafe in the Bronx.
The bad thing about Jose Serrano is that although he is very enthusiastic
about promoting equal rights in America, and improving the life of inner
city minorities, and fighting for social justice issues like, an end to
police brutality, help for public learning institutions, the war on drugs
in the ghetto, and self determination and equality for Puerto Rico, he has
always turned a blind eye towards real democracy in Cuba.
His acts are hypocritical, and they lack a complete disregard and
disrespect for the tragedies, and terrors our families and others have
suffered under the evils of the revolution.
How can a man, who is supposedly educated, a responsible member of
society, a United States congressman, support and at times, sound like a
public relations spin doctor to the communist government in Cuba? It just
does not make sense. Is he a foreign agent? He sure sounds it at times. As
a old Cuban might say, "que relajo y chusmeria !"
I will be writing a report on that infamous Sunday evening a couple of
years back when Castro, Serrano, Wrangle, Butts,etc. where present at the
famous church for the Cuba "relajo" fest as I have come to call it. If any
one can get a copy of a video of this function which was shown on C-SPAN
it is well worth it. One can see Castro at his worst and also you can
sample good old New York reverse discrimination and double standard. I
will post this report on the news groups so look out for it.
I have also included some speeches given by Serrano regarding his actions
to up revolutionary Cuba, and defame the valiant efforts of the exile and
Cuban American community.
Thanks for your time!
"in the trenches in New York for Cuba libre"
Mario R
Date: Sun, 21 Jun 1998 07:43:44 -0400 From: RichardTo: fcf@fiu.edu Subject: Great work! I've spent much time this morning reading various articles posted on Yara. Thanks for all of your good work in bring this news to those of us who are not Cuban but who are interested in the future of your country. Take care. Richard The Jews of Cuba http://www.mindspring.com/~menorah
Date: Wed, 6 May 1998 23:21:32 -0500 (CDT)
Hola,
Por favor, ustedes pueden ayudar a mi hermano Eduardo Gomez Sanchez,
prisionero en la carcel de KILO 8, Camaguey y condenado a 20 anos por
delito de pirateria y salida ilegal. Actualmente esta gravemente enfermo
con un tumor canceroso en el higado pero le mantienen en una celda de
castigo, tapiada y sin asistencia medica como represalia por una huelga de
hambre. Yo tengo todos los datos acerca de el y solo dando a conocer su
caso en la comunidad internacional hay alguna posibilidad de salvarle la
vida.
Por favor AYUDENLO A SALVAR SU VIDA!
Please, you can help my brother Eduardo Gomez Sanchez, a prisoner in KILO
8, a Cuban prison in Camaguey, and condemned to 20 years for the crimes of
illegal exit and piracy. He is gravely ill with a malignant tumor in his
liver, but he is being kept in a punishment cell and being denied medical
assistance for a past hunger strike. I have all the information
concerning him, and only bringing his case to the international community
can we save his life.
Please HELP US SAVE A LIFE!
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 1997 10:21:17 +0000
F.U.
Date: Wed, 7 May 1997 23:40:55 +0400
Dear Minister of Interior of Cuba:
It has come to my knowledge that Mr. Armando Alonso Romero, a Cuban
Political Dissident sentenced to a term of 12 years in prison by the
Cuban government, currently sees himself in a precarious state of
health and amidst infrahuman living conditions. Acknowledging this, I,
as a free citizen of the world, request that proper medical attention
is immediately given to him; continued access to a lawyer of his
choice is granted to him; and that any charges brought against him in
connection with his attempt to peacefully exercise his right to
freedom of expression and entry be dropped, and that he is to be
released immediately.
Sincerely,
Date: Tue, 4 Feb 1997 19:15:46 -0500 (EST)
Is this listserve about human rights or making Cuba capitalist?
Just curious.
Please remove us from your listserve.
Thank you
Date: Wed, 07 May 1997 20:32:58 GMT
Dear Minister of Interior of Cuba:
It has come to my knowledge that Mr. Armando Alonso Romero, a Cuban
Political Dissident sentenced to a term of 12 years in prison by the
Cuban government, currently sees himself in a precarious state of
health and amidst infrahuman living conditions. Acknowledging this, I,
as a free citizen of the world, request that proper medical attention
is immediately given to him; continued access to a lawyer of his
choice is granted to him; and that any charges brought against him in
connection with his attempt to peacefully exercise his right to
freedom of expression and entry be dropped, and that he is to be
released immediately.
Yours sincerely,
Date: Sat, 10 May 1997 16:21:22 +0000
Viva Cuba Socialista
From: Jose Cohen
June 11, 1996
You Should Know This,
I am hereby contacting you in an attempt to make the situation of my
hostage-family in Cuba.
My parents, Isaac and Daisy Cohen, my brother David Cohen, my wife Lazara
Brito and my three small children, Yanelis, Yamila and Isaac, 13,9 and 4
years old respectively, are being forced to live in Cuba against their will,
without the right to work, and being subjected to psychological pressures in
an attempt to destabilize them emotionally.
My mother was fired from her job, my wife was detained and taken to the
headquarters of the State Security in view of our children, where she was
questioned like a common criminal. My home was brutally searched by 7 goons
from the tyranny in full view of my four small children. Their only crime:
To want to live in freedom along with their son and husband.
My family is hostage to Castro's tyranny. They have the Visas to travel to
the United States, but the Cuban government, in open violation of the most
basic of human rights, keep them against their will, abusing the innocence of
three children and the impotence of an two elderly persons and a woman.
How is it possible that something like this is happening at the end of the
20th Century, and that the world is passively looking at a criminal who has
betrayed and subjected his people to a life of absolute material and
spiritual misery, without hope for the future, and no one is doing a thing to
put an end to such suffering?
I'm asking God and you for help. Help me so that the world may know, once
again, what a sick mind is capable of, a man sick by ambition and ego, whose
only concern is his own personal trek regardless of the human costs. Help
me so that public opinion can attempt to contain such crimes and abuses, and
will not turn into a worse tragedy, in a worse suffering for my family.
My family is not being allowed to work, they live on the funds which we can
send, however, this is illegal, and as such their situation is desperate.
It involves the lives of two elderly, a woman and three children.
My children are forced to study a false history, retrograde and unjust
doctrines, at school they teach them to hate and resent, and cannot life in
freedom. My children want to live with both their parents, to have a happy
childhood and are branded by the suffering which is imposed on them by
Castro's criminal dictatorship.
I ask that justice be done and that this letter is published around the
world. It involves the lives of an entire family, muzzled by terror and
misery, forced to live in a prison without having ever committed a crime
other than to want to live in freedom.
My hostage-family's address in Cuba is Calle 15 #505, 5 D y E, Apartment 7,
Vedado, Havana, Cuba. Their telephone number is 32 08 03, you can verify
the above by calling my family.
Thank you,
Jose Cohen
Hi! Dig your page. I was thinking about the origins of non violence
and realised there is a really important man left out of non violence
history. A.J. Musty was the man who inspired Ghandi and Martin Luther
King. I don't see him much on NV pages and thought it may be kind of
nice. Just thought I'd let you know what's on my mind. Thanks for the
good work!
Kristen Kordecki
My name is Gabriel Matos,I am one of the proud grandsons of El
Comandante Huber Matos.This is a great page you have here.You people
should be dignified of your work on this page.I just wanted to tell you
that it makes me very content to see that stuggle for a free Cuba will
not die out until the "tyrant" is out of our country.May God free our
Patria!
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 1997 13:11:04 -0800
I was surfing and came upon your web page. It's nice. I am the Vice
Chairman of the Virginia Libertarian Party and the former Chairman of the
Maryland Libertarian Party. I also am of Cuban ancestory. My great
grandfather was the first President of Cuba. Perhaps you have heard of
him. His name is Tomas Estrada-Palma.
If I may help you forward our cause in any way please let me know.
For liberty,
Saludos Date: Sun, 4 May 1997 12:35:20 -0400 (EDT)
I will try to answer this question now.
When a young man in Havana University Castro was known to be a communist by his
professors and many students there.
When he was in the hills of the Sierra Maestra the CIA helped Castro even when the US was at that time fighting communism around the globe and knew of Castro's
communist connections.
When it came time to do something the then president JFK sent Cubans to a
sure trap in the swamps of the Bay of Pigs assuring that Casstro would not
be defeated but rather the forces of the exile. Thus helping Castro.
The US did somthing that we now understand as a clever trick toensure
Castro a long rein of terror and that was the opening of US doors to all the
Cubans that wanted to leave. Exporting the internal resistence
and helping Castro once more.
When Castro's conspiracy to assasinate JFK succeeded the US did not dare tell
its people who was behind the assasination because the people would have forced the
government to act against Castro and that they never wanted to do.
When Cuban American representatives in Washington collected evidence of Castro's
involvement in drug traficking the US government said it was not enough evidence.
Cuba had done more political damage in the Americas than the Soviet Union yet
US fought with all its might to bring down the Soviet Union but nothing has
been done in reality to bring down communism in Cuba.
Does Castro have the Atomic bomb maybe and we dont know but he didn't have it
during the Bay of Pigs so that can't be it.
To me it is an economic problem. The US was perhaps threatened economically by Cuba
back in the 1950's, and so needed a way to stop it. The best way to destroy an
economy is with communism. Or perhaps the gathering of mafiosos on the island
was perceived by the US as a threat to the mainland.
We might never really know why the US has allowed at 90 miless from its coast
such an evil tyrant to flourish, when the US sending its young to die
thousands of miles away in Vietnam.
After this analysis I dont think we should ever become US citizens. This
nation never really helped the people of Cuba. The US took what it could from Cuba
when it had the chance and never really helped us get rid of the tyrant.
We Cubans in Exile should never forget that in Cuba's most glorious times: our
nation was envied by all our neighbors; Our neighbors all produce sugar, coffee
,tobacco, and fruits but the world prefered the produce of Cuba; in the Stork of New York City they were dancing mambo and cha cha cha; and the most famous show on TV was that of a Cuban Desi Arnaz.
Let this truth to be known that our neighbor to the north did nothing to help us
get rid of the tyrant. Denying us the right to bear arms and free our oppressed
nation; a right that can not be taken away.
And here we are becoming Citizens and pledging alliance to one who has always
betrayed us.
Roger Amargos.
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 1997 08:40:51 -0600
Ppor primera vez les contesto, y no lo hare en ingles puesto que es muy
pobre
En Cuba perteneci al grupo de Reflexion Corriente Civica, de lo cual me
siento orgullosa. Ahora vivo en El Salvador y trato de estar en contacto
con todo aquel que desea ver nuestra patria libre y denunciar a la
dictadura.
He leido con detenimiento sus planteaminetos y me sumo con igual
indignacion ante la indiferencia de todos ante los crimenes que se
cometen en Cuba. EN mi paso por Venezuela anio y medio, tuve la
oportunidad de ser miembro del CCPDH que preside Silvia Meso y otras
personas muy dignas. La labor del Comite en Caracas no solo se limita a
socorrer a los cubanos exiliados, sino a denunciar fervientemente a la
dictadura. Ha sido Venezuela el unico pais latinoamericano que condeno
en su Parlamento el crimen del Remolcador. Fue EL Comite quien financio
un video con el testimonio de los sobrevivientes y lo divulgo incluso
hasta la CLAT. Fue alli, en la CLAT que a un grupo de dirigentes
sindicales de latinoamerica les mostramos el horrendo crimen. Sabe
ellos, nadie conocia de ese crimen, alli se enteraron. Para el mundo
nuestro problema no existe. Ser bastion perenne de lucha contra los
yanquis los ciega de ver los crimenes del tirano, esa es la realidad.
Alli les dije que como era posible que un odio creado por anios, no les
permita ver cuantos mueren en Cuba por la dictadura, que prefieran
apoyar al gobierno en aras de enfrentarse a los Estados Unidos. Esa es
nuestra triste realidad: el enemigo de mi enemigo es mi amigo.
Apoyo cada una de sus actividades, y aunque no puedo estar alli
fisicamente, moralmente tienen mis brazos y mi palabra. Desde esta pais
que el tirano inundo con guerrillas trato de mostrar la verdad.
Ustedes bien cumplen el sentir martiano de que La patria es ara no
pedestal .
Ing. Maritza Pellon
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 97 18:50:00 EDT
Unfortunately, I cannot be at this last meeting in Miami due to that fact
that I currently reside in Princeton, NJ. However, I would like to make
a few comments.
I do not believe in conspiracies, per se, nor do I accept that promoting
conspiracy theories is an appropriate way of dealing with adversaries.
However, there are individuals who promote their own agendas, and to
that end, these same people will most certainly utilize resources at
their disposal. This can and often does include the media. I would also
add, there is a particular tendency on the part of the print and
television media (both in the U.S. and abroad) to perpetuate myths about
the Cuban struggle - much to the delight of Fidel Castro and his
"revolutionaries." It is no coincidence that while many in the liberal
media are allowed to frequently visit Cuba, journalist unsympathetic to
the cause, particularly those from the Cuban exile community, are
ignored, or ostracized as zealot, anomalies. (They are even characterized
as former "Batistianos" - that's another way of saying disgruntled
landowners!) More disturbing still, some of our most prestigious U.S.
universities, e.g. Harvard, Yale, U of CA Berkley, etc., have since the
1960's become enclaves of Marxism and other "undead" ideologies despite
the fall of communism in Warsaw Pact countries. According to David
Horowitz, author of the recently published autobiography "Radical Son",
there are as many as 30,000 Marxist professors/teachers working in U.S.
institutions of higher learning. When one considers the sheer volume of
students that are indoctrinated yearly at these institutions, the media's
liberal tendencies are comprehensible.
Regardless of the consternation we may feel, we are ultimately
responsible to communicate the truth whenever an opportunity presents
itself. When I compare the Cuban-American community in south Florida to
the other Hispanic groups located across the country, I see stark
differences between political and economic empowerment levels. Perhaps
this is one reason why I was so distressed when I recently read that many
ABC (American Born Cubans) supported the democrats in the last
presidential elections. Are we now to be grouped together with every
other Hispanic group in an effort to discredit our political
empowerment...and this by democrats, most of whom have been influenced by
Marxism or other leftist agendas? A rift has been implanted into our
once, united community where many of us are forced to choose between one
leader or another, instead of uniting for the common cause: Freedom for
Cuba and All Cubans. If there is a conspiracy going on here, maybe
certain parts of its foundation can be found somewhere within our own
psyche.
I am proud of the Free Cuba Foundations efforts to propagate the truth
and consider this our principal strategy when confronting our foes. For
it is truth that set us free. And it is our own empowerment which gives
us the political muscle to achieve our objectives. Conspiracy
discussions are circles from which there is no escape.
Please let me know how I can help.
For a Free Cuba,
CHE GUEVARA AT LEAST HAD THE BALLS TO STAND UP FOR WHAT THEY BELIEVED IN
AND STOOD UP TO THE TYRANNICAL REGIME UPHELD BY THE U.S. FOR THEIR OWN
NEFARIOUS ENDS.
YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF PUTTING THIS KIND OF RIGHT-WING
PROPOGANDA ON THE NET, YOU SOUND LIKE A BLOODY MCARTHY-IST. I'M AFRAID
THAT IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU WHO SUPPORTED AND UPHELD THOSE EXTREME RIGHT-WING
DICTATORSHIPS IN COUNTRIES SUCH AS NICARAGUA AND EL SALVADOR WHERE REAL
MASS-DISSAPEARANCES AND MURDER TOOK PLACE.
CASTROS REGIME IS NOT BASED IN HATRED AND TO BE FRANKLY AND BRUTALLY HONEST, I THINK YOU ARE A NUT CASE.
YOURS, BEAU CHESLUK
Date: Sat, 14 Dec 1996 20:07:06 -0600
la lucha sigue y sigue, che vive y vive
un admirador
Date: Fri, 31 Jan 1997 01:05:41 -0500 (EST)
Mr. John Suarez.
I just read your article about "Che" refering to his speech at the
Tricontinetal in the 60's . I was a teenager then and living in a rural
region of Cuba, I remenber those sad times and I can also recall Castro
saying at the same forum : - " No descansaremos hasta hacer de los Andes la
segunda Sierra Maestra" ( We will not rest until we make the 2nd. Sierra
Maestra out of the Andean Mountains) As we can see, they were full of hate
and what is sad, is that they haven't change....
Congratulations !
Regards
Date: Sat, 22 Feb 1997 18:46:52 -0500 (EST)
Thanks for the beautiful picture of Che!
Date: Tue, 14 Jan 1997 09:11:39 -0500
John I like your little essay here, and i hope you accomplish what you
are trying to do, but please dont blame ernesto guevara. Che was a
peaceful man, a doctor caring for the sick and poor but was
transformed, he saw the oppression and acted with violence. You point
out gandhi and king and that is true they did accomplish things through
non violence. I advocate this also in an oppressing government that
allows nonviolent demonstrations to occur. The u.s. in the 60s and
britain in india are democracies therebye allowing these sorts of
peaceful actions however in 20th century latin america the governments
are violent oppressors, therefore che is acting in the right.
I do however like what you are saying now.
Date: Tue, 15 Oct 1996 00:37:48 +0000
Hi,
I don't agree with everything that Guevara thought or did but pre-Castro
Cuba was probably as corrupt(if not more corrupt) than present day Cuba.
At least Castro got rid of the American influence that was pervasive
there.
As can be surmised through common sense, you'll notice that all the rich
Cubans ended up in South Florida while all the poor ones were left behind
to suffer with the new regime.
I'm glad I'm an American, but even I, being just one individual amongst
many, can see that everything in our present society suffers from some
form of corruption or another,let alone the racism that is rampant in all
parts of our country.
I feel sorry for the poor Cubans who were left behind, not the affluent
ones who fled, who along with their children are now holding down good
jobs in America.
As you might know in the Scriptures that God knows even when a sparrow
dies and falls to the ground--how much more so does he care about your
people,
and someday, in the not too distant future, many Cubans can return to
their homeland, and can govern themselves without the influence of Guevara
or the United States (the latter I feel doubtfull of though).
Regards,
I happened to stop by the local ABC News bureau to visit a friend the
other
day and noticed a photo of Che Guevara on the desk of one of the
young,
Northeastern associate producer-ettes.
I asked her why she had the pic on her desk and she replied,: "He's
my hero".
This is Miami, Fla and I was appalled. As the son of a Cuban, married
to a
Cuban, I was outraged at this silly uninformed cruel display of
"toniness".
It has bothered me for some time and I decided to surf today under
Che's
moniker and found your piece.
It's on its way to her desk. Thanx !!! It's just what I was looking
for.
Anonymous
Estimado John:
Esteemed John:
EXCELLENT!
I fully agree with your article.
Tu articulo sobre Che Guevara es excelente. No se si estas al tanto de
nueva informacion que ha salido a la luz recientemente, que indica
que
Fidel Castro estuvo, por accion y omision, involucrado en la muerte
del Che?
Your article about Che Guevara is excellent. I don't know if you're
aware about new information thats come to light recently, that
indicates that Fidel Castro was, by action and omission, involved in
the death of the Che?
Por otra parte, es interesante que la generacion de los '60, aquell
que tenia como lema "Make Love, Not War," y se decia pacifista y
amorosa, tuviese como simbolo al Che, el epitome del odio a la
humanidad. Por cierto, que yo lo conoci personalmente en Cuba, y el
tipo era una verdadera mierda.
It's also interesting that the 60's generation, that had as a theme
"Make Love NotWar," and said it was pacifist and loving, had as one
of its symbols the Che, the epitome of hatred for humanity. I
personally met him in Cuba, and the guy was a real shit.
Servando
From: Miroslaw Arthur Slusarczyk
that page is totall bullshit, yeah, don't hate your enemy, hate is not
good! giveme a brake! cubans-americans are the people that hate,
they're always fighting and screaming at people that send goods to
their own people, Ofcourse the cubans here have their stomach nice
and
full while their brother in the island have to suffer an injustice
enbargo! how you like that Gusanos!
From: Marselo
Gee, I really don't know how you guys/gals have the balls to say
such
things about the great Che Guevara.
One thing is to be a Castro-hater and another is to disrespect a great
man. You tell the Guatemaltecos, Chilenos, and Cubanos before the
GREAT
Revolucion how they could have overcome the Pinochets, Batistas,
and all
the other CIA presidents which have been put in their faces Gandhi
or MLK
style! They tried but they were only killed by death squads! So, as
anyone who REALLY sees injustice (Che) was against this all the way.
I
guess you don't know or won't admit that Batista castrated his
opposers.
Where were the free elections then?
Your right about those hippie idiots with Che posters and banners
enjoying their precious country which hunted this Great Man down.
But
since Gandhi and MLK style of "freedom" wasn't possible with
CIA-KENNEDY-pressidents in office, hate was their key to victory.
Hate
to those who had the pueblo dying. Hate towards the killing of the
opposers in the pueblo. Hate to those who let the yankees exploit the
pueblo. What else could they have done if they couldn't get rid of
this
in a peaceful way.
WHEN THE PEOPLE START STARVING, GETTING EXPLOITED, GETTING
MURDERED IN FRONT OF THEIR EYES, THE REVOLUCION BEGINS AS IT
DID IN CUBA.
I can also guess that you don't know or won't admit that Batista and
his
regime, after castrating CUBANOS, left them dead on the streets of La
Habana as an example.
Che saw reality, not a stupid bible full of fictious shit written by
"Koreshs" of thousands of years ago. For that, Che will always be
remembered as nothing else but a Great Man in the majority of this
world.
Viva the real CUBA LIBRE! The only free Latin American
country!
Marselo
Dear Revisionists !
You are against a democatic and a socialist and independent Cuba !
You
obviously want a Cuba which is under control by the inperialistic
states
like the US. The people of the sozialist Republik of Cuba made their
own
Revolution, lead by the Comrades Che Guevara and Fidel Castro, to
become
independent from the US. You are responsible for the bad political
Relations beetween Cuba and the US with the other revancistic Cuban
Organisations in the US.Cuba is on the right side, when they shot
down
the planes of "exilcubans" like in February 1996.
Anonymous
From: Ike Nahem
Che Guevara was and remains the highest expression of
uncompromising
revolutionary struggle because he loved tand organized the
oppressed and
hated and fought the oppressors. The system of imperialist
oppression and
exploitation which has gotten far worse since Che murder by the CIA
and
their Bolivian lackeys is fully worthy of hatred.
Subj: Re: NEWS!
I recently read in the newspapers that Vietnam has been training
Cuban commandoes to attack or retailiate at any U.S. action against
them. Do you know any more info. on this subject? According to the
March 6 paper, Vietnam has been at this at least since 1990. That
is six years, why is it just now in the news and why hasn't the U.S.
done anything about it considering the recent downing of the 2
unarmed planes? I would appreciate any information that you may
have
concerning this.
Heather Baker
Sender:(James Mendieta)
Fidel is more popular now than he was 1959.
Mayday in Cuba was celibrated by 1.5 million in
Havan. The sugar harvest this year is better that
expected a grate Victory over Helms-Burton and the
trators in Miami. Your story about Cuba attacking
Florida was excellent It shows the world what morons
you Gusanos are.
Keep on eating shit
To: John Suarez
Mr. Betancourts fails to address the ongoing construction of a
purpously
flawed nuclear reactor at Juragua (actually two each at that site), the
nucler core contaiment system has minimum quality control;
however, his
comments are accurate and what is to expected? but failure, for that
regimen.
There can only be but one logical end for the ilogical: Dooms Day.
Hola soy un Espanol,estudiando en San Francisco.Es my deseo dar el mas
caluroso y ferviente saludo a la revolucion cubana y a su gran
comandante Fidel Castro. Haber si os enterais anticastristas,la gran
mayoria del pueblo esta con su comandante.
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 1997 21:49:44 -0800
Viva Fidel y la revolucion Cubana
Date: Wed, 12 Mar 1997 16:24:16 -0600
estan equivocados theirs was wrong..tink about the castro's govermen in cuba was
good,pacifili, por que lo acusan de esa manera?
Date: Wed, 12 Mar 1997 01:26:08 -0800
I agree we must destroy evil. LET'S NUKE THE USA.
Socialismo o muerte!
Anonymous
Dear sir,
I'm very sorry to tell you I copletely desagree from your point of
view.
Cuba is THE only free country in South America, where kids can go to
school (all of them), where everybody can go to the hospital and so
on.
All the other countries have some dependence from USA, and USA
keeps a
colonial relatiionship with south america. Cuba is the example of
what
is possible to do. Without Embargo Cuba wuold be, today, probably
the
one of the countries in the world where people can live best. But the
USA's attitude to controll other countries does not allowd Cube to be
what it can be.
Freedom for Cuba means freedom to express its potential, its
innovation.
Long Live Fidel
your sincerely
What is the freedom you are looking for?
Enjoy this kind of freedom in the US; I hope the Cuban people
You talk about the shortcomings of Cuba;
Still , you don't seem to (or don't want to) see the shortcomings
of the place where you live. I think US is simply not a democratic
country but maybe you like it that way.
I think democracy is undermined by the gross power of the economic
groups and medias.
Date: Sat, 15 Feb 1997 13:17:42 -0800
Dear Sirs & Madam's
I understand that your virtues are of the most noble intent, however I
was recently in Cuba and I can assure you that in the Hoguin area of the
country the medical care far exceeds the pathetic US system.
Even though I am not a big fan of Castro the least he did was ensure a
highly educated population eg Doctors, mathameticians engineers and
scientists. Their medical R&D is on the forefront and crest by world
standard terms. Unlike Americans who are poorly educated and feable in
culture the Cubans have a higher litarcy rate and educational system that
does not give you a diploma or degree because you learned how to use
condems or you you can excell at ebonics or other abominations of the
english vocabulary.
Further the rate of crime is non-exsistant in many areas and meaurable in
Habana. Eg if they steal your watch they do not shoot you too, unlike the
mentally mutated nature of American crime. I agree with you that their is
a tourist aparthied in Cuba but their should be some in US areas eg Miami
LA Newyork etc to keep the animals that pass of as humans from murdering
tourists.
As far as boycotting Cuban products all you are doing is implementing
further suffering upon the Cuban people you think you want to help with
your pseudo intellectual ideas. The Europeans, Canadians and Japanese are
currently doing business in Cuba and your Helms Burton law is percived as
feable and diplomatically uncultured by people abroad.
This is not to say that your organisation does not merit itself, it does.
However why not clean your own backyard first where you have invisable
jails eg Watts, Bronx, Harlem, Liberty City and South side Chicago. Why
do we not pay heed to the cultural and socio-economic genocide that the
Negro-Americans have suffered.
Where were all you do-gooders when your sweetheart General Batista was in
Power backed by the Mob and CIA.
Lots of Love
Joe
To: FREE CUBA Foundation
After reading the material on your page, I
still disagree with you. While the human rights violations
in Cuba are deplorable, the US is still wrong to impose
legislations upon 3rd party countries and citizens. And
the effort is ultimately futile anyway, because I (for one)
would not mind being forbidden entry to the US.
Again, I think Castro is a bastard and a tyrant, but I think
this piece of legislation is a ponderous, dangerous, deplorable
precedent that could only have been conjured in the US.
Cheers,
Simon.
Date: Sat, 29 Mar 1997 17:40:59 -0800
So America wants to control Cuba, just like it has tried, and failed
miserably with many other Caribbean countries. When will the States get
off its high horse, forget about communism, and the extinct cold war,
and let true democracy grow? Not the forced variety that the US thinks
the rest of the world must have. The US has enough major domestic
problems of its own, it should just mind it's own damn business. VIVA
CUBA, and yes, VIVA CUBA LIBRE eventually.
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 1997 13:47:35 -0500
Dear, FCF
First let me introduce myself, My name is Enrique Crespo I'm a 29yr old
Medical Student in Atlanta Georgia. I was born in Habana Cuba and I'm a
Native Floridian from Miami to be exact. I became very enthusiastic upon
discovering your website, I'm glad that your providing continous
information with the situations both past and present in Cuba to the
public.
"What counts is not necessarily the size of the dog in the
fight; it's the size of the fight in the dog."
With this I leave you and Thank You for this Good Job, I would like to
participate along with my other Cuban colleagues in you cause, Please
send me more information.
Sincerely,
Sirs:
I would write to you in Spanish but my Spanish is not the best. I
was very pleased to find your Webpage. I have been wondering how to get
more information on Cuba and not the information that they give on the major
networks or CNN. I am a Cuban/American and still have family in that country.
With the out right murders of the 4 gentlemen who are part of the
"Hermanos Al Rescate" and the lack of media attention that it received and
the fact that the news media concluded that they were at fault and not the
Cuban government, I have been looking forward to getting more information on
what actually happened.
As I tell people in my church and in my homeschooling group that if
we are not vigilant here things will get as bad as they are in Cuba and I
speak from personal experience having come over from that country when I was
quite young and reading the letters that I recieve from family members still
there.
Keep up the good work! I will be visiting often!
God Bless!
Milagro's e-mail in Support of a FREE CUBA
Castro Has Gone To Far!!!!
Castro's regime has gone to far! Something has to be done to stop a
government that has no regard for human life. How can shooting
airplanes in international waters be permitted by this government?
Get in touch with me if there is soemthing we can do.
get in touch-
As an Irish Catholic American I join with you in support of the
the cause for freedome in Cuba. Unfortunately, this current
adminstration
will talk like it supports Cubans but it will do little to nothing
regarding taking any action.
The Cuban Catholics must continue with pressure or the this
administration will shove the issue aside as it has in Ireland
where the British Injustice continues. Shoot to kill orders,
two sets of laws, one for the British and one for the Catholics.
Thank God, Cuba is close enough and the people are united here
in Floirda. Make no mistake this government is anti-catholic
and the news media is even more so.
There is no justification for the shooting down of the planes!
God Bless You!
Shamus
P.S.
Catholic Freedom Fighters of the World need to unite. Supporting
Justice
in the World for all.
Understand, that only lip service will be given for the cause of
freedom
for basically catholic countries by the us government.
Sinn Fein means "We Ourselves". The Irish have learned that they
will
get no help from others. The Cubans will also come to realize this
problem here in the USA.
God Bless your efforts for the cause of freedom!
Subj: Enjoyed your site
Hello,
I just wanted to express how happy I was to see such a positive site.
With the happening of this weekend I have been surfing and mostly
finding
very negative things towards the exile community, especially in the
Cuba
newsgroup. There are some sick puppies there. I hope that you
continue to
do the wonderful work that I have seen. Just one note, I think that
you
should try to keep it updated a little more often. With the situation
that we have presently on our hands I think that people need a place
to
be able to go to get up to date reliable info on rallies, protests,
prayer services etc..... I know that you guys probably have a lot of
stuff on your hands including school, so please dont take this the
wrong
way.
I salute you all,
Efrain, Miami
To: FREE CUBA Foundation
You have my greatest support.I won't give you my name,
but I am from Norway.Fidel Castro has no right to rule his
country as he does.
To: FREE CUBA Foundation
Eres un fascista de mierda
Anonymous
14-JUL-1996 04:01:08.92
Sincerely
Rafael Dagnesses
From: SMTP%"ollin@earthlink.net"
To: FCF
Subj: Castro invading the U.S.
What is this, the National Enquirer? Has the Miami Herald sunk so low
as to present this absurd rumor--Cuba invading the U.S.--as a legitimate
possibility? El Comandante Castro is doing his best to provide the
conditions for Cuba to recover from the disastrous breakup of the
Soviet Union and the disintegration of the Eastern Block. Invading the
U.S. is surely the last thing he is contemplating. His main activity
has been courting foreign investors and meeting people throughout Cuba,
many of whom, despite Betancourt and the other Cuban-exiles denials,
still love and adore him. Did you see the Dan Rather special last
week: "The Last Revolutionary"? Had you seen it and read even a
smattering of books like "Fidel: A Critical Portrait" by Tad Szulc, or
read any of El Comandante's speeches compiled in many books available in
Cuba and elsewhere, you would know that Fidel will never give in the
Gringo imperialist pressure. He has no interest in going out in a
blaze of glory by provoking an American invasion. That would be a
complete turnabout, a total inversion of his goal of a Cuba independent
of U.S. domination. I and billions like me throughout the world still
greatly admire what Senor Castro has done in Cuba. With all his
intolerance of dissent and at times bizarre handling of the Cuban
economy, he remains the only Latin American leader to not
capitulate to the Gringos in exchange for lower tarrifs, military aid,
and training for death squads (El Salvador and Guatemala), and riches
for the oligarchies that run most countries of Latin America.
I could go on and on, but in the interest of brevity, I will say that
only in Miami would a serious newspaper print an article speculating
about Cuba inviting the U.S.
I know, I know, the mafia of rich Cuban-Americans in CANF have warped
the intellectual climate in southern Florida, through pressure and
threats, so that even National-Enquirer-type stories--about Cuba and
Fidel--get printed in the Miami Herald.
30-JUL-1996 15:12:43.25
From: ryan@theatlantic.com (Ryan Nally)
Pretend for a moment that you are the President of the United States, and
you are reading the following portion of a memo submitted to you by D. N.
Forser, your Chief of Staff.
And so we near the choice, Mr./Ms. President. Will no
one rid us of this troublesome dictator? One way or
another the United States needs to get over its Castro
problem. It is undignified for the world's greatest
power to spend so much of its time reacting to one of
the world's puniest states. The choice you face is how
to end this problem. And your loyal staff suggests that
you have two main alternatives: HARD ROAD or SOFT
ROAD. We await your guidance.
In the new installment of our "Executive Decision" poll, Should We Boycott
Cuba?
Executive Decision has been recently improved in two ways. First, you can
now view other Presidents' responses to the scenario during your
decision-making process. Second, you may discuss the scenario and your
decision in our new, interactive message board, "Post & Riposte."
We hope you'll have an opportunity to check out the new poll, and, if
appropriate, consider adding a link to it from your site.
Best regards,
Ryan Nally
From: SMTP%"assis@ams.com.br"
To: JSUARE05
Hi. I`m from Sao Paulo, Brazil, and I want to know some infos.
1) Do you know where can I buy the poster of Che Guevara? That famous.
(with the cap)
2) If no, can you specify to me where can I find that (in the Net, e-mail,
and etc.)
Thank you very much.
31-JUL-1996 12:18:57.44
From: SMTP%"Christophe.Garnier@unilever.com"
I just started to read your document on internet :
I do not need to read more than half of the first page and to
understand that you are American or capitalist. Before criticizing the
rest of the world, please take a look at your country. And go to Cuba,
what you probably do not because of the killer embargo. I have gone to
Cuba, I have some Cubanese friends, I lived with them. Me, not you, I
know that they suffer more from your fucking embargo than because of
Castro regime. They do not go to US with their 'boats' for freedom but
just because it is the closest country without embargo. They die
because of you.
I do not like to generalize, I do not think that Americans are all
stupids, but you are victims of national pride and you suffer of a
perpetual brain washing. Not the Cubanese people. I feel sorry for you
more than for Cubanese. But I think that you are able to understand what
I mean.
The competition and consumption ere is vowed to fail.
Che Guevara ideas are nice but Fidel Castro is a bad guy and use the
Che image for himself. Like Staline with Marx ideas.
One day, love will be everywhere.
The more you will kill people, the more their ideas will stay alive.
Que viva Che Guevara.
PS : What do you think about a country using electric chair in 1996 ?
From: SMTP%"bilo@hapax.lingue.unibo.it"
If you peek up a sentence out of it's contest you can get everything and
the opposite of it.
15-AUG-1996 23:07:38.31
From: SMTP%"GDSNY@aol.com"
To: FREE CUBA Foundation
CC:
Subj: CUBA
From: Guillermo B Gonzalez
To: fcf@fiu.edu
Subject: yara
Me gustaria recibir informacion acerca de su magazine y tal vez ayudar en
algo. Yo llegue de Cuba hace dos anos y actualmente estudio Computer
Science, Math y Phylosophy en la Universidad de Houston.
Muchas gracias.
HUMAN RIGHTS & CUBA
Date: Sun, 18 May 1997 10:57:35 -0400 (EDT)
From: MGomez9816@aol.com
To: fcf@fiu.edu
Subject: Prisionero politico (Political Prisoner)
From: dimo
To: Free Cuba Foundation
Subject: Re: Help Us Free An Imprisoned Human Rights Activist
From: Alexander Roubin
Alexander Roubin,
The Memorial Human Rights Center, Moscow, Russia
e-mail: meminf@glasnet.ru
www: http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/5037
Human Rights in Russia Online Group - http://www.glasnet.ru/~hronline
From: John Castura
To: Free Cuba Foundation
Subject: Re: Students Announce Campaign to Free Human Rights Activist
From: "Victor B. Lozinskiy"
Subject: Minister of Interior of Cuba
Victor B. Lozinskiy.
Helsinki Group/"Information Network" - Ryazan, Russia
* hrryas@glasnet.ru
* http://www.glasnet.ru/~hronline
From: David Silver
To: Free Cuba Foundation
Subject: Re: 4 Cuban dissidents Seized By State Security
To: FREE CUBA Foundation
CC:
Subj: violacion de derechos humanos:Non-Violence
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 1997 17:50:19 -0500
From: New Media Center <@saluki-mail.siu.edu@siu.edu>
Reply-To: @siu.edu@siu.edu
To: fcf@fiu.edu
Subject: Non violence
seaside@siu.edu
Support from EL Comandante Huber Matos' and Tomas Estrada de Palma's Descendents in Exile
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 1997 00:12:54 -0500
From: Huber Matos
Subject: Greetings
From: LanguagExchange
To: fcf@fiu.edu
Subject: Greetings
Tomas R. Estrada-Palma
Jose Marti and Martin Luther King Jr: Brothers in Thought
Date: Sun, 04 May 1997 13:57:20 -0400
From: Walter Voigt
Subject: White Rose
Very nice idea the comparison between Marti and M. L. King.
I enjoyed reading the page.
But please change the translation og ortiga. Snail is wrong. Both The
Oxford and Vox English-Spanish dictionary define ortiga as nettle.
In Webster's English Dictionary (College version) you'll find that
nettle means "a dicotyledonous herb with stinging nettles", just like
cardo. As a verb, it means "to sting"
Walter Voigt, Ph.D.
A Conspiracy of Deafness: Why Does Nobody Listen?
From: RogeAmar@aol.com
Subject: Re: A Conspiracy of Deafness
From: Cecosi
To: Free Cuba Foundation
Subject: Re: A Conspiracy of Deafness
cecosi@insatelsa.com
cycdat@es.com.sv
From: "Ramirez Cuellar, Luis"
To: Free Cuba Foundation
Subject: RE: A Conspiracy of Deafness
Che's Dubious Legacy
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 1997 04:14:14 -0800
From: sholto
To: fcf@fiu.edu
Subject: CHE GUEVARA
From: Cyberspace Cafi
To: fcf@fiu.edu
Subject: (no subject)
From: FERNOMIA@aol.com
To: fcf@fiu.edu
Subject: Che Guevara's doubious legacy
Fernando
From: DAllard112@aol.com
To: fcf@fiu.edu
Subject: CHE
From: s107r4c3
To: "'fcf@fiu.edu'"
Subject: In response
Brian
From: Jesse
To: fcf@fiu.edu
Cc: jroberts@btl.net
Subject: Guevara
Noel Fernandez
Subj: Che's Legacy
Subj: Guevara's Legacy.
Subject: che guevara
To: FREE CUBA Foundation
To: FREE CUBA Foundation
Subj: Che Guevara and your precious "free" Cuba
Viva Fidel & Raul & Camilo!
Viva Che!
Viva la Revolucion!
Hasta la Victoria Siempre...
contra los Batistas, Pinochets, y los yankees ignorantes!
contra Helms-Burton!
Jane's Defence Weekly Article
To: John Suarez
Subject: treason
We Will Keep on Wining
Subject: Doom's day from 90 miles due south.
Devolution
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 1997 21:48:35 -0800
From: Antuci Iuaccs
Subject: (no subject)
From: Antuci Iuaccs
Subject: (no subject)
From: a9217798@alpha1.sal.uadec.mx
To: fcf@fiu.edu
From: webmaster
To: JSUARE05
Subj: VIVA FIDEL
Viva el pueblo soberano!!
Stefano Boffetta
Subj: Commenting from file
From: Roushan
- Freedom for the poor to be poorer
- Freedom for the homeless to be homeless
- Freedom for the rich to be richer
- Freedom for the nigger to be beaten by police
- Freedom for the rich to pay billions to lawyers and walk free
- Freedom for a country to rule another (openly or not)
like in the US paradise...
will never enjoy it.
So I keep asking: is THAT the kind of freedom you look for?
Answer Yes or No , please.
From: Joseph Gulesserian <105111.1726@compuserve.com>
To: fcf@fiu.edu
Subject: YOUR SECOUND CLASS PRPOGANDA
e-mail 1051111.1726&compusreve.com
Helms - Burton Law
Subj: Homepage
From: Simon Thornington
From: Andrew Hartshorn
To: fcf@fiu.edu
Subject: American piousness
Support for FREE CUBA
From: cuba@earthlink.net
Subject: FCF Website
Enrique Crespo
Subject: Free Cuba
Lisa C.
jose
Subject: Recent bombing
26-FEB-1996 18:14:58.10
Critical of FREE CUBA
Subj: (no subject)
Great web page; keep up the good work.
Los Angeles Ca
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 1996 18:43:31 -0700
From: Cliff Olin
Subject: Should We Boycott Cuba?
New Media Editor
Ryan@TheAtlantic.com
Subj: Some info
Date: Wed, 31 Jul 96 21:25:26 -0700
From: Ricardo
Bye
To: JSUARE05
CC:
Subj: Que viva Che Guevara
Che's Dubious Legacy
To: JSUARE05
Subj: Re: Che Guevara's Dubious Legacy
From: Gabriele Carioli
Read more about Guevara, document yourself about the situation in
Latin America in th 50's and th 60's, then speak.
GRACIAS, YA ERA HORA QUE TUVIESEMOS UNA PRESENCIA EN EL NET.
LA LABOR DE UDS. VA A HACER POSIBLE QUE EL MUNDO SE VAYA DESPERTANDO DE LA
GRAN MENTIRA QUE ES CUBA BAJO EL COMUNISMO
"Liberty is the right of everyman to be honest and to speak
without hypocrisy."