"Corbin Ray" crawled to the nearest keyboard
and summoned the courage to write:

Cuba? Then it hit me. Some people consider Radio Havana's programming to be
Anti-American propaganda (I used to feel that way myself a few years ago).
What I heard last night, though, was no more or no less anti-American that
what I hear every day on the US radio and television networks.

I've also noticed that Havana's reportage has lately been less
strident than usual. Maybe they're trying to make nice in a U.S.
election year, or maybe they've wised up and realized that the shrill
stuff doesn't convince anybody. Who knows.

Anybody remember Radio Tirane back in the Hoxha era?



--
Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make
you mad. (Aldous Huxley)

Charles Hawtrey wrote:

I've also noticed that Havana's reportage has lately been less
strident than usual. Maybe they're trying to make nice in a U.S.
election year, or maybe they've wised up and realized that the shrill
stuff doesn't convince anybody. Who knows.

Anybody remember Radio Tirane back in the Hoxha era?

I can still hear that woman's insufferably dull voice. Albania hated
everyone back then, with the possible exception of Cuba.


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