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crystal blue, i am so with you on that!!! when castro dies, cuba will become paradise!!! dont you think a or dairy queen would be better? seeing how the weather is unbearably hot down there....we could be millionaires!
im still open to that.
prob is, i know all the cubans down in miami prob have already split up whose putting what where once hes gone
Cuba is an independant and soveriegn country, which we should have made friends with years and years ago. It is not a territory of the USA! That is the mentality that isolates us in our own hemisphere. Certainly with Castro stepping down, we should try to make amends for our shortsighted policy which has seriously hurt the Cuban people and not had one iota of success in toppling Castro.
crystal blue, i am so with you on that!!! when castro dies, cuba will become paradise!!! dont you think a or dairy queen would be better? seeing how the weather is unbearably hot down there....we could be millionaires!
I just have to say that one of the things that makes it so great right now is the total lack of US corporate imperialism. It is one of the few places on earth where there are no golden arches, kfc's, coke, pepsi, bud etc. It will be a sad day when Cuba is no longer "Cuban"
I just have to say that one of the things that makes it so great right now is the total lack of US corporate imperialism. It is one of the few places on earth where there are no golden arches, kfc's, coke, pepsi, bud etc. It will be a sad day when Cuba is no longer "Cuban"
true, but its going to happen anyway. might as well try and get my share...
Good point...wish I had thought of that...pays to know history.
Does pay to know history, superb post...
The amendment ceded to the United States the naval base in Cuba (Guantánamo Bay), stipulated that Cuba would not transfer Cuban land to any power other than the United States, mandated that Cuba would contract no foreign debt without guarantees that the interest could be served from ordinary revenues, ensured U.S. intervention in Cuban affairs when the United States deemed necessary, prohibited Cuba from negotiating treaties with any country other than the United States "which will impair or to impair the independence of Cuba" or "permit any foreign power or powers to obtain ... lodgement in or control over any portion" of Cuba, and provided for a formal treaty detailing all the foregoing provisions
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