MSNBC.com is reporting that Fidel Castro was asked by Jeffrey Goldberg, a writer for the Atlantic Monthly, whether or not Soviet style communism was still worth exporting to other countries. Castro replied that it wasn't--and that it wasn't even working in Cuba any more.
Castro has also reportedly criticized Iranian dictator Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for his anti-Semitism and for denying the Holocaust.
Then Fidel Castro, according to MSNBC.com, criticized his own actions during the Cuban missle crisis.
Read the whole article:Fidel Castro: Cuban model no longer works or the article by Jeffrey Goldberg in Atlantic Monthly.
The last time I felt this weird was when the Berlin Wall came down, Poland joined NATO, and the Soviet Union collapsed--and then I read Russia had started broadcasting anti-communist propaganda at Viet-Nam.
Perhaps this is one of those moments in history when something is shifting dramatically.
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
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It makes obvious the fragility of my assumptions...not a comfortable feeling, for one with a tendency to prefer the devil she (thinks she) knows.
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