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Comment on Cubanarama: EVERYDAY CHICA by CECILIA RODRIGUEZ MILANES by Cecilia Rodriguez Milanes

Cecilia Rodriguez Milanes — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 12:18:49 +0000

Thank you Cubanology and José for continuing to support me. Wait till you hear the CD I’m sending you–you’re gonna love it!

Comment on Washington Times Opinion: Iran’s Ambassadors of Death by Jose Reyes

Jose Reyes — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 04:39:37 +0000

Yes Daniel, I agree. We need someone with experience but we also need more patriotism in America. Americans should stop complaining about everything and start talking “Good” about this country. We don’t owe anyone anything. We must be world leaders again. We need to begin companies here in America and stop sending work to other countries. We have a bunch of thieves in congress, Republicans and Democrats alike, who are just buying time and not deciding on anything. Unsure and insecure so-called leaders, who don’t have the “Nuts” to take responsibility for anything. Yes Daniel you are right but the whole world, in general, is full of these so-called leaders. We need true leadership! Thanks for your thoughts. I have a OP/ED Blog, if you are interested posting your opinion or editorial, let me know: http://cubanology.com/home/oped/

Comment on Washington Times Opinion: Iran’s Ambassadors of Death by Daniel Robinson

Daniel Robinson — Sun, 27 Mar 2011 21:22:35 +0000

I am extremely distressed about the upcoming election. When I think about the trouble that is occuring in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Middle East (not to mention the economy) we badly need a experienced leader. I’m not convinced that President Obama or any of the Republican candidates so far have the experience or skills necessary to get the job done the way it has to be accomplished. Being president of the United States is an tremendously difficult job. Is there any man or woman out there with the experience, skill, and moral courage to do the job?

Comment on CNN: Search for missing continues in Japan as death toll rises by Jose Reyes

Jose Reyes — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 06:58:32 +0000

Hello, thank you for the message Earlene. Please tell me what is your operating system and the message you are receiving. This will help me resolve the problem on my end. I also use Firefox and have no problems. I personally do not download any beta programs until they tweek it more. Try downloading the 3.6.15 and see if the problem continues:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/

Thank You, Jose

Comment on Yahoo Sports: Cuba’s plan to shop talent may not help MLB by Juan Pablo Vegaromero, Esq.

Juan Pablo Vegaromero, Esq. — Sun, 16 Jan 2011 02:17:34 +0000

The Castros are already international labor pimps, they will exploit the cuban people for as long as they are allowed to usurp power.

Comment on Government Money? by Jose Reyes

Jose Reyes — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 16:45:45 +0000

Yes, this is not new to me, that’s for sure! But what concerns me is the response. Where’s the outrage??

Comment on Government Money? by Tomas Estrada-palma

Tomas Estrada-palma — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 12:22:13 +0000

Jose Reyes see the swindle for what it is. Certainly the enemy networks will continue firing propaganda at him and others like the notion of government money – but they fire blanks. All the traitors do is waste resources attempting to fool Jose again.

Fool Jose once shame on Jose.
Fool Jose again…not a chance!

Comment on Government Money? by Tomas Estrada-palma

Tomas Estrada-palma — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 12:16:30 +0000

Think of money as labor tokens representing the amount and value of an individual’s work output. If I take some of these tokens from someone by force I am a thief. If government does it they are collecting taxes. When the Federal Reserve creates additional tokens without actually producing the work necessary to fairly justify the new money, everybody in society has the buying value of our tokens reduced.

So these are the two main ways we are stolen from directly by the government and the foreign bankers who control the supply of our expandable, contractible dollars. Then the enemy networks repeat over and over again how this otherwise criminal behavior is as American as apple pie. It’s not! It’s communist Castro Cuban complete with the government goon squads, concentration camps, centralized network propaganda and increasing number and length of the lines where we wait for more of the government’s cheese and whatnot…

Comment on Global Post: The challenge in Cuba’s free-market reforms by cesar beltran

cesar beltran — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 18:29:31 +0000

2010-11 Art Gallery System program includes:

Past is History – Future is Mystery

September – October, 2010

Freedom Tower

One of the most compelling political issues today is the question of totalitarianism and the effect of these governments and regimes on its citizens and the world. Artists continue to create powerful images that draw attention to these abuses. This mixed-media exhibition deals with repressive issues in the artists’ own countries and cultures of origin. They include Pablo Trejo, Alejandro Mendoza, Juan Si-Gonzalez, Maritza Molina, Ramon Williams, Cesar Beltran, Antuan and Nelson Garrido.