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Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2004 8:52 a.m. EST
U.S. Mocks Saber-Rattling Tyrant Castro
The United States has deflated tin-pot dictator Fidel Castro's latest attempt to act tough by describing his massive new military exercises as a mere attempt to distract the Cuban people from the hardships of their lives in his tropical gulag.
Cuba's paranoid defense minister, Raul Castro, brother of the paranoid dictator, claims the military maneuvers are
supposed to deter the United States from attacking the island. As if we'd bother.
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State Department spokesman Richard Boucher noted Monday that the United States repeatedly had urged Cuba to begin a peaceful transition to freedom.
"We think that's what the Cuban people deserve, and we think
they deserve it in a peaceful fashion," Boucher said.
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