[Cincinatus' Wife]

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Director Oliver Stone and Cuban leader Fidel Castro are seen Thursday Feb. 21, 2002 after wrapping up shooting of a documentary in Ernest Hemingway's prefered bar "La terraza" in Cojimar near Havana, Cuba. (AP Photo)

Lisa Valanti, president of the U.S.-Cuba Sister Cities Association, left, kisses Cuban leader Fidel Castro during an annual U.S.-Cuba sister cities conference in Matanzas, Cuba on Thursday, Feb. 21, 2002. (AP Photo/Cristobal Herrera)

Cuban leader Fidel Castro, right, delivers a speech after an annual U.S.-Cuba sister cities conference along with Lisa Valanti, president of the U.S.-Cuba Sister Cities Association, in Matanzas, Cuba on Thursday, Feb. 21, 2002. In the back at left, Rep. Michael Diven, D-Allegheny, Pa., and Cuban legislator Nilo Diaz look on.
(AP Photo/Cristobal Herrera)

[nickcarraway]

I was going to say something funny, but by the time I finished reading I felt sickened.

[metesky]

A pair that beats three of a kind.

[metesky]

Rep. Michael Diven, D-Allegheny, Pa.

Any FReepers from this smirkers district?

[Cardenas]

In the first top picture I believe the one at the left of Fidel seems to be his Iraqi comrade in terrorism, Hussein Saddam. It is remarkable that Castro went to the airport to give a warm farewell to Oliver Stone, something he did not had the courtesy to extend to Mexican President Fox, the representative of the only nation in the world that has remained supporting him even after 43 years of human rights violations by Castro’s murderous regime. This denotes how much Castro values his Hollywood puppets.

[eddie willers]

I really, really try not to let my politics dictate which artist (or art) I will view.
But I will not allow any of my money to support anything connected with Oliver Stone.