I dislike Chinese food.Please draw the line between dislike and hate.
I hate porridge. Refuse to allow it into in my mouth.
I dislike Chinese food.Please draw the line between dislike and hate.
“You wouldn’t go to Pol Pot’s funeral,” Texas senator Ted Cruz told ABC’s This Week on Sunday. “You shouldn’t be doing what Obama and Trudeau are doing, celebrating Castro.” https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/ ... aueulogiesaudiophile wrote:Mr. Trudeau is the laughing stock of everyone right now:Turkeytop wrote:audiophile wrote:Trudeau is a bad joke of a leader!l
No disagreement with you on that. Trudeau's fine words about Castro do nothing to mitigate his own pro-capitalist, anti-working class record, nor that of his old man.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/11/27/world/jus ... index.html
What a nutcase...
I hope we'll kick him to the curb in 2019, not because of this incident, but because he is an extreme right, pro-capitalist, anti-working class liberal. His fine words about Castro don't change that. I never thought I would defend him on anything, but I do on this one. But it still wont get him my vote.audiophile wrote:TT when are you CDN's going to kick your namby-pamby "leader" to the curb?[/b][/color]
So TT do you support nationalization of land? Since you think so highly of Fidel - he even took it from his own mother!BIRAN, Cuba — Not long after Fidel Castro’s new government began seizing farms and cattle ranches in a voracious expropriation campaign, his mother, Lina Ruz, looked out the window one day in 1960 and saw bearded soldiers in her orange groves.
She went outside to confront them with a rifle. They asked her to put the gun down and call her son. Castro had nationalized his own parents’ land.
Today the family’s former estate is a tidily groomed government historic site open to the public. It also serves as an unintentional monument to the economically ruinous changes Castro brought to rural Cuba, starting with the fiefdom of his immigrant father.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/th ... 0c27fe4a58