SeeBS Smooze always had a soft spot in their heart for the great fuzzy faced dictator.
Posted on 6/6/2007, 9:58:02 AM by Zakeet
Speaking slowly and focusing on memories of the past, not his recovery and future, a frail but healthy-looking Fidel Castro appeared on Cuban television Tuesday, giving the world its first long look at him since he fell ill last summer.
Looking alert and well-rested, the island's 80-year-old "Maximum Leader" wore a red, white and blue tracksuit affixed with a Cuban flag in an hour-long interview with a state TV journalist, his first since emergency surgery forced him to give up power 10 months ago.
"I am doing what I am supposed to do," said Castro, referring to his health and diet. "There are no more secrets. I could not be more clear."
Often shaking his arm and extending a finger for emphasis, Castro spoke for more than half an hour about Vietnam and his weekend meeting with the chief of that country's Communist Party, Nong Duc Manh.
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SeeBS Smooze always had a soft spot in their heart for the great fuzzy faced dictator.
I probably shouldn’t say this, because I’m sincerely not wishing death on anyone (except Castro) but just as Mother Theresa’s death was overshadowed by Diana’s, I have this weird feeling that a former President’s will similarly be overshadowed by Castro’s. They’re both so old and so vile, it just feels RIGHT that they go out together.
Newsflash: Castro STILL not dead! Where’s the original Saturday Night Live crew when you need them?
More proof that whoever makes a deal with the Devil can count on the Evil One to keep his end of the bargain.
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Let’s face it, Castro is one tough old nut. Not only is he getting on in years, he is also the longest (self)serving head of state in the western hemisphere. For a Latin American leader, this is unheard of. Although I personally wish he would die today, he just might out live another two former presidents if he puts his mind to it.
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“Frail but healthy” from the network that brought you “fake but true”
I want him to live for as long as he can still feel pain and regret.
If it ever gets that bad for him, he can always send for Dr. Kevorkian.
He will be gone before you know it.
Now that Castro has appeared did he see his shadow?...would that mean 6 more years of tyranny?
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