SeeingEyeDog wrote:
"John S." wrote in message
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SeeingEyeDog wrote:
"John S." wrote


But the bigger
issue is excluding an island nation for the past half century for no
good reason. Our policy of exclusion has not had the stated effect of
removing Castro from power, but it has caused unneeded hardship on the
average Cuban.


Sure, engage with Communist Cuba and make it a little Communist China 90
miles from Florida - brilliant!
LMAO.

How does Cuba become Chinese anyway...as usual you make no sense.


As usual you don't understand a metphor.

I don't really care what their political sway is. It makes no sense to
hold a nation of people (except Castro and his cronies) in a state of
perpetual semi-starvation. It should be clear half a decade later that
such a policy is a miserable failure. If anything it allows Castro to
retain a tight control on Cubans because he is the only source of their
meager sustenance.


Perhaps you should study Communist China to see the failure in your
brilliance.

Actually China is a very good example of how opening the doors to
government relations, commerce and tourism can benefit a country.
Since Henry Kissinger and Richard Nixon initiated that policy China has
moved forward very well for the most part.

Like most people I really don't care whether the Chinese Communist
Party is in control or not...that is up to the Chinese to run their
country.

If you want to live with your head in the sand and continue your
McCarthy-like rantings about the Perils Of Communism, then please go
ahead. Just don't get run over as the world passes you by.