Instead of enjoying time with his family, worshiping in church or doing anything a normal person would do on Christmas day, Cuban Vice President Carlos Lege spent his day touring oil facilities. He is quoted by Reuters UK as being concerned about energy setbacks on the island. Cuban oil and gas output rose only slightly [...]
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hugo chavez took a trip to Cuba, sat down with fidel castro to talk about integrating their countries, then moved on to running an oil summit. The Associated Press has the story, but strangely fails to mention any demonstrations by anti-big-oil anti-globalists. Oh, well. Chavez, who wants to use Venezuela’s vast oil reserves to help [...]
Now officially dictators I was listening to NPR this morning (hey, they play classical music on Sunday morning), and I was shocked to hear something in a report on Mitt Romney’s campaign appearance in Miami. The reporter said that Romney was asked how he would deal with dictators in Latin America, dictators such as fidel [...]
Thinks Cubans are immigrants President George W. Bush showed up at what the news media insists on calling Glynnco, Georgia – it’s actually the old Naval Air Station Glynnco in Brunswick. He took time to chastise folks for not supporting his immigration policy. Here’s part of what he had to say: Before I do, I [...]
Our old friends chavez and castro helping illegals reach the US If you read anything today, read the four-part series Breaching America: War refugees or threats – written by Todd Bensman and published in the San Antonio Express News (the series begins here). Bensman went to Damascus, Syria to track how folks from terrorist supporting [...]