I know that sounds terrible, and I'm not one to take pleasure in the suffering and subsequent death of anyone. But I'm afraid in the case of this head of state who has wrought misery and unnecessary suffering upon his people for almost 50 years now (longest in modern latin american history) I'll make an exception, in spite of the terrible distress it will cause his supporters on the left in Hollywood and elsewhere here and across the globe.Castro has done that to most Cubans, and although not the tyrant that Stalin, Hitler, Huessein and the select other members of the inhumanity club in terms of slaughterhouse type tactics were, he has brought the equivelant of a slow torturous chronic disease to his beautiful island and it's inhabitants, and I wouldn't be the only one hoping his end is near. At least Ben Shapiro agrees with me....
WorldNetDaily: In hopes of Castro's death: "'Death comes equally to us all, and makes us all equal when it comes,' English poet John Donne famously wrote. In his death, Fidel Castro may finally achieve the foolish dream of communism: full equality. He certainly didn't achieve it in his life, despite his policy of murder, torture and mass starvation. Castro, like all other tin-pot dictators, was always happy to reap the benefits of dictatorship while his people suffered its pains."
This week, Castro handed the reins of power over to his brother, Raul. Reportedly, 79-year-old Fidel is suffering from "a sharp intestinal crisis with sustained bleeding that obligated [him] to undergo a complicated surgical procedure." Castro may survive, but freedom-loving people the world over hope and pray that he does not. read the rest, it's good
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