How long before we have to f!@# Pakistan up?
Well, looks like our boy President Pervez Musharraf is all but done. You don't hear the media mention it too much yet. Those liberal media outlets are a little slow boys. How long before one of those militants groups tries to rub their a$$es up against one of those shiny nuclear missiles? A year? 6-months? What do you think.
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I know what Im about to say may not have anything to do with your thread ... but Fidel Castro resigned to his presidency yesterday and yet I have not seen someone talk about it.Comment -
heres the deal Sharky, as a Cuban-American the subject rings close to home. Castro, whether be Raul or Fidel is like shiit with or without corn, it's still shiit. Changes in Cuba will come when Fidel is dead and a new form of government is indoctrend. As far as I'm concerned only time will tell if Fidel's step aside means anything. I walk on the side of caution.
P.S. I get a kick of a tyrant being called president, who elected this fvck head anyways?Comment -
It's comforting to know that America will once again take care of everything.
I'll be vacationing in Cuba again soon, it will be interesting to see what changes (if any) will have taken place. I expect no change.Comment -
Your right on the president thing .. my bad ... he wasnt elected by the ppl.
And I agree again with you that with or without him it will be the same, brother to my understanding has the same philosophy, therefore no changes will be done until both are dead.
But there time is near ... and Cuba will either arise or bury itself
I bet many cubans in Miami would go back and try to be elected for Presidency if these fvkers ever die.Comment -
Um, what makes you think the late Benazir's Bhutto's party is any more extreme than Musharraf? Maybe we should stop propping up dictatorships in the Middle East?Comment -
bible says :damascus will be a sea of GLASS , so i expect other places to be NUKED TOO in the middle east-- its gonna be a sad day for syria and its allies in the futureComment
