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These pictures from Cuba just perfectly sum up Obama's presidency.
- Thread starter Max E.
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Just when you think it can't possibly get any worse, he finds a way to sink even lower. What an embarrassment. Even Jimmie Carter wasn't this loathsome.
Your eyes are closed to what President Obama have catalyst. To have Google very possible to Cuba is fantastic!
Cuba is a great example of what happens when people manage an economy instead of letting free market forces work. Cuba is nearly pre-industrial.
Your eyes are closed to what President Obama have catalyst. To have Google very possible to Cuba is fantastic!
You clearly need google translate, knob.
Cuba is a great example of what happens when people manage an economy instead of letting free market forces work. Cuba is nearly pre-industrial.
What are "free market forces" to your opinion? What is that? You say "Cuba is a great example of what happens when people manage an economy instead of letting free market forces work." Why do you think the market is not people?
There you fucking go . . .
Tense Cuban Leader Raul Castro on Political Prisoners: Give Me Their Names!
One issue lingered like a 400-pound guerrilla during the historic appearance Monday by President Barack Obama and Cuban leader Raul Castro: What about the country's political prisoners?
The question was plainly phrased by a Cuban-American reporter during a news conference after a joint statement, and Castro responded just as bluntly.
"Give me a list and I will release them immediately," Castro said. "Give me a name or names."
Castro added: "If we have them, they will be released before the tonight ends."
Tense Cuban Leader Raul Castro on Political Prisoners: Give Me Their Names!
One issue lingered like a 400-pound guerrilla during the historic appearance Monday by President Barack Obama and Cuban leader Raul Castro: What about the country's political prisoners?
The question was plainly phrased by a Cuban-American reporter during a news conference after a joint statement, and Castro responded just as bluntly.
"Give me a list and I will release them immediately," Castro said. "Give me a name or names."
Castro added: "If we have them, they will be released before the tonight ends."
Nothing will change fast to Cuba.. To have internet access to people will begin the change. To bring Cuba forward.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------There you fucking go . . .
Tense Cuban Leader Raul Castro on Political Prisoners: Give Me Their Names!
One issue lingered like a 400-pound guerrilla during the historic appearance Monday by President Barack Obama and Cuban leader Raul Castro: What about the country's political prisoners?
The question was plainly phrased by a Cuban-American reporter during a news conference after a joint statement, and Castro responded just as bluntly.
"Give me a list and I will release them immediately," Castro said. "Give me a name or names."
Castro added: "If we have them, they will be released before the tonight ends."
Ok, Raul Castro is playing bluff. President Obama know this. So for to make some peace and forward relations with Cuba Obama is not aggressive to that political prisoners topic. My opinion is Obama try to be peaceful to break the wall. This is his of first step.
Cuba is a centrally-controlled economy fashioned after the old USSR model. Government dictates wages, prices, even occupation. Very little private property ownership in Cuba afiak. It's basically completely communist. That's why they're so broke. Predicting the economy down to the minutia grease is impossible like predicting the weather is impossible. That's why there's so much poverty - so many resources wasted and dedicated to projects not valued by the market.What are "free market forces" to your opinion? What is that? You say "Cuba is a great example of what happens when people manage an economy instead of letting free market forces work." Why do you think the market is not people?