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On September 11, 1973 the Chilean military led by General Augusto Pinochet slapped Fidel Castro so smartly that his Stalinist regime (and its dutiful U.S. Media minions) are still sniveling and sniffling and wiping away tears of shock, pain and humiliation.
True to form, The New York Times leads the sniveling. They just published an article decrying the Chilean tragedy (i.e. Chile saving itself from Castroism with a military coup and today the richest and freest nation in Latin America.) The articles author Ariel Dorfman is a former advisor to Chiles Marxist president and Castro acolyte Salvador Allende. This same columnist, by the way, proclaimed Che Guevara as Hero and Icon of the Century! for Time magazine back in 1999.
To our American friend Herbert Matthews with gratitude, beamed Fidel Castro during a visit to the New York Times offices in April 1959 to decorate their star Latin America reporter with a newly-minted Cuban medal. Without the help of the New York Times, the Revolution in Cuba would never have been, Castro congratulated.
For once, Fidel Castro wasnt lying. In fact, our crackerjack State Departments Latin America experts were in such thrall to the New York Times Herbert Matthews that a pre-requisite for U.S. ambassadors posted to Cuba in the late 50s was a briefing by him!
True to form, The New York Times leads the sniveling. They just published an article decrying the Chilean tragedy (i.e. Chile saving itself from Castroism with a military coup and today the richest and freest nation in Latin America.) The articles author Ariel Dorfman is a former advisor to Chiles Marxist president and Castro acolyte Salvador Allende. This same columnist, by the way, proclaimed Che Guevara as Hero and Icon of the Century! for Time magazine back in 1999.
To our American friend Herbert Matthews with gratitude, beamed Fidel Castro during a visit to the New York Times offices in April 1959 to decorate their star Latin America reporter with a newly-minted Cuban medal. Without the help of the New York Times, the Revolution in Cuba would never have been, Castro congratulated.
For once, Fidel Castro wasnt lying. In fact, our crackerjack State Departments Latin America experts were in such thrall to the New York Times Herbert Matthews that a pre-requisite for U.S. ambassadors posted to Cuba in the late 50s was a briefing by him!
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The Other 9-11?When Commies Tasted Their Own Medicine - Humberto Fontova - Page 1