Aging band dreams of revolt (Cuban exile terrorists)

[Mika]

Posted on Fri, Mar. 17, 2006
Aging band dreams of revolt
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/nation/14122548.htm

Bombs and assassination attempts, guns and raids defined the struggle for a free Cuba for decades to small groups of Cuban exiles who thought politics and embargoes would get them nowhere.
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The militant cause has seen several of its leaders jailed or die. Andres Nazario Sargen, leader of Alpha 66, died in 2004. Luis Posada Carriles was detained by the federal government in Miami, and his biggest supporter, Santiago Alvarez, is facing federal weapons charges.
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Of all the groups that signed, perhaps none of them troubles the Cuban government more than Commandos F-4, which has been denounced often by the Cuban government for acts of terror. The group's leader, Rodolfo Frometa, said, the commandos are already infiltrated in Cuba.
He said members of his group have conducted various acts of sabotage over the past several years, including posting anti-Castro pamphlets on the island, blowing up buses, and an attempted assassination on Juan Pablo Roque, a Cuban under indictment in the United States for allegedly infiltrating the organization Brothers to the Rescue as a spy. Frometa claims Roque is "in a wheelchair" today because of the attempt.
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Last month, an editorial in La Jiribilla, a Cuban government culture magazine, denounced Frometa and F-4 as a "terrorists" and stated that Frometa only dresses in camouflage so "fools" will take him seriously.
Frometa, who was convicted and served time in a U.S. prison in the 1990s for trying to buy surface-to-air missiles

Not terrorists.. repeat NOT terrorists :crazy:

In his address Tuesday, President Bush made clear that he sees no difference between terrorists and the nations that harbor terrorists.

[Judi Lynn]

1. I've read remarks from Rodolfo Frometa, from Commandos F-4

concerning his groups raids into Cuba, and his claim they found the guy who went to Miami to discover what Miami terrorist groups were planning to do to Cubans, and shot him. His group shot a patriot trying to protect his countrymen from "exile" idiot murderers.



Idiot F-4 Frometa

Nothing there which should make him proud. His people yearn for the day they held Cuba in the grip of terror, as Batista and his dirty horde ruled the island with an iron fist, and death squads, torturing dissenters to death, and hanging their bodies from lamp posts and trees as messages to others.

Funny more people don't wonder what the revolution was about, isn't it?

Noteworthy comment from bomber/murderer Jose Dionisio Suarez: "As a Cuban I support any attempt to overthrow the tyrannical government Castro has put there," said Jose Dionisio Suarez, who served seven years in prison for his role in the assassination of Chilean diplomat Orlando Letelier in the 1970s.



He learned a man can bomb the car of a Chilean liberal diplomat, kill him and his aide, and wound her husband, serve SEVEN years in jail, and be turned loose as soon as an egomaniacal right-wing legacy pResident like _{George W. Bush} steals the pResidency and frees him with a pardon.

[sablefish]

2. He was probably getting paid from our government for his services.

[Judi Lynn]

3. Very possibly. Many of the Cuban "exiles" have been connected to

the CIA, and the School of the Americas, etc., etc. over the years, including airliner bomber/mass murderer Luis Posada Carriles.



Luis Posada Carriles
On edit: By the way, welcome to D.U., sablefish! :hi: :hi: :hi:

[Ben Ceremos]

4. Let me at him...

I'll beat his brains into his ass in a second. Such gusano garbage should be wiped from the planet. Murdering your own people for the sake of your own madness is the reason these scum are so prized by Bushco. I hope they all die of painful genital cancers and such. Venceremos, gusanos de mierda y cuando los encontramos van a saber que es la justicia!!!Viva Cuba, Viva Venezuela, Viva Socialismo, Viva el pueblo!!!