Castro Prepares for a U.S. Bail-Out (Part 2)

But however valuable to American taxpayers today, U.S. sanctions against Castro’s Stalinist regime were not originally enacted because of their abysmal credit rating. Following please find a list of items the Congressional Black Caucus, the U.S. Rice Producers Association and Castro lobbyists (but I repeat myself) are frantically trying to erase or obscure:

In July 1960 Castro’s KGB-trained security forces stormed into 5911 U.S. owned businesses in Cuba and stole them all at Soviet gunpoint – $2 billion were heisted from outraged U.S. businessmen and stockholders. Rubbing his hands in triumphant glee, Castro boasted at maximum volume to the entire world that he was freeing Cuba from “Yankee economic slavery!” (Che Guevara’s term, actually) and that “he would never repay a penny!”

This is the only promise Fidel Castro has ever kept in his life.

Not all Americans surrendered their legal and hard-earned property peacefully. Here’s court records from a suit in the 11th Judicial Circuit Court, Miami-Dade County by Katy Fuller, whose father was murdered in 1960 by “Cuba’s Elvis!” (Dan Rather’s term for Fidel Castro) for resisting the theft of his family farm.

From The Estate of Robert Otis Fuller vs The Republic of filed May 5 2002:

Agents of the Castro Government acting under orders of the Castro Government, led Bobby Fuller to a firing squad where he was shot and killed after being tortured by having his blood drained from his body. Thereafter, his body was thrown into an unmarked mass grave in an unknown location.

Here’s another lawsuit against “One Helluva Guy!” (Ted Turner’s term for Fidel Castro) by the family of U.S. citizen Howard Anderson who resisted the theft of his filling stations and Jeep dealership by Castro’s gunmen in 1960:

Anderson v. Republic of Cuba, No. 01-28628 (Miami-Dade Circuit Court, April 13, 2003). “In one final session of torture, Castro’s agents drained Howard Anderson’s body of blood before sending him to his death at the firing squad.”

“Death to the American!” screamed Howard Anderson’s communist prosecutor at his farce of a trial on April 17, 1961. “The prosecutor was a madman!” says a Swiss diplomat who witnessed the trial, “leaping on tables, shrieking, pointing, as Mr. Anderson simply glared back.”

Two days after his “trial,” Howard Anderson’s refused a blindfold, to glare at his executioners. Medically he was probably in shock at the time from the blood-draining. “Fuego!” The bullets shattered Howard Anderson’s body at dawn on April 19, 1961. “Castro is very selfless and moral” assures his friend Oliver Stone.

As I write a Castro-regime plenipotentiary, Cuban Cardinal Jaime Ortega, is visiting Washington, ostensibly to receive an award from the Knights of Columbus. Most Cuba watchers are convinced he’s also here to negotiate an end to the U.S. “embargo.” Recent pictures of the Castro brothers show them quite upbeat, not exactly snickering and rubbing their hands and poking each other in the tummy, but something pretty close. Looks like a good time for U.S. taxpayers to grab our wallets and hold on tight.

Granted it did no good with the GM or Citigroup bail-outs. But let’s hope the U.S. Senate somehow comes to its senses. The man who already stole $2 billion from U.S. stockholders, who jailed political prisoners at a higher rate than Stalin and murdered them at a higher rate pre-war Hitler, who came closest of anyone in history to nuking us, who right before 9/11 stood arm in arm with Iranian Mullah’s bellowing, “together Iran and Cuba can bring America to her knees!”–this blood-drenched thief, tyrant and megalomaniac, it seems to many, doesn’t really deserve a U.S. bail-out.