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These are men who are in jail holding hunger strikes - when they die, they do because they don't feed themselves, and nobody else dies. Al Qaida blows up people. Therefore your comparison is quite illogical.
Your comment is a gross distortion of reality.
Let me give you a little insight - the Soviet Union was a mighty power, which was brought down by a confluence of events. To be brought down, however, it required that the population within the Soviet Union believe that communism and the Soviet empire were worthless, and needed to be changed. The Cuban people have reached that point. They believe that communist regime you love so much is rotten to the core, corrupt, full of nepotism, with communist party members stealing and keeping all the large homes. And this is the reason why this regime you love so much is tottering.
Only the heavy cash infusions from Chavez keeps them propped up, like a mummy propped up by little wires.
But their time has come, my friend. These prisoners in Cuban prisons will continue on hunger strike, and the Europeans will put pressure to have the human rights situation improved - the Europeans are now understanding that their policy has to change, and their Parliament has already voted to put pressure on the Cuban regime.
And eventually Fidel Castro will die. This is a certainty. I swear to you, Fidel Castro will die. He can't avoid it. And when he does, the whole system will crumble. Raul Castro, if he survives the upheaval, will be like Gorbachev, and will start the process.
But once it starts, I'm sure the avalanche will sweep communism as it it were an old decrepit house facing one million tons of rocks coming down upon it. You have built nothing that endures, other than the memories in the people's mind that this system you love so much is sick, a perversion of the human mind, based on irrational economic formulae and repression of those who don't want to live without freedom. What you are attached to, will be put on a shelf together with Pol Pot, General Pinochet, the Somozas and the Duvaliers, Idi Amin, and the South African Apartheid regime. And this is why those brave men who are on hunger strike scare you so much, and why you accuse them of being like Al Qaida. You know the end is near, taste it.
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