Posted on 10/31/2009 4:59:19 PM PDT by DaBunny
HAVANA Fidel Castro has found something to sneeze at in Washington's decision to ease visits by Cuban-Americans to his island: He says more Americans mean more swine flu. The 83-year-old ex-president wrote in state-controlled newspapers on Saturday that many of Cuba's early cases of the virus were visitors from the United States and he used the occasion to take a jab at the U.S. embargo. "We had the strange case where the United States on one hand authorized more trips for a large number of people carrying the virus, and on the other prohibited us from obtaining equipment and medicine to combat the virus," Castro said. He added, however, that President Barack Obama was not plotting to infect Cubans with the flu when, in April, he eased restrictions on Cuban-Americans who want to travel or send money to Cuba. "I don't think, of course, that it was the intention of the United States," Castro wrote.
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Like when he emptied his hospitals and mental asylums and sent them to the United States during the boatlift, perhaps?
Is he referring to Michael Douglas or Sean Penn?
Shaun Penns fault
It’s interesting that what seems obvious to Castro was considered racist by those who advocated closing the southern border when this flu virus first began to spread
Pssst Fidel
American actors are really CIA agents sent to infect the Cuban people with diseases.
Think about it.
Ah...not to worry. Cuba has this perfect health care system, so everyone will be just fine.
*SNORT*
ROFLMAO!!!!!
Yeah, Cubas great health care system. Is this commie rat really still alive, has he been seen in public?
Castro: more US visitors mean more Cuban swine flu
Castro is a BIGGER (communistic)pig!
LOL! ‘’And Fidel Castro is still....uh, stayed tuned’’!
:)
I think someone props Castro up and manipulates his movements like Weekend at Bernie’s.
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