“If I were President of the United States, I would order an investigation on the downing of those brave men (Brothers to the Rescue) who were murdered under orders of Fidel and Raúl Castro, and I would indict them…I would be prepared to open that investigation immediately. It seems to me that the radio intercepts show very clearly that the shoot down of that airplane was orchestrated as an act by the Cuban government.” (Sen. John Mc Cain, Jan. 2008.)
(Above right: U.S. citizens and legal resident murdered in cold-blood on Raul Castro’s orders.)
When John McCain addressed a crowd of Bay of Pigs freedom-fighters and former Cuban political prisoners during his 2008 campaign he learned that he and his fellow POW’s in North Vietnam had shared torturers with the Cuban-American freedom-fighters then hosting and applauding him, which included the longest-suffering political prisoners in modern history, having suffered prison camps, forced labor and torture chambers for a period three times as long in the Castro/Che Gulag as Alexander Solzhenytzin suffered in Stalin’s Gulag.
“Anything that I and my friends might have experienced is nothing – nothing — compared with what some of the men in this room (former Cuban political prisoners) went through,” a gracious John McCain said as many of his hosts misted up.
“I’m introducing a man who suffered the prisons, as I did,” said Cuban freedom-fighter and former political prisoner Roberto Martin-Perez, who introduced McCain on the podium. “This honor that’s been conferred upon me is not only mine but the thousands of victims who have suffered because of this terrible doctrine’ (Communism.)”
Senor Martin-Perez suffered 28 years in Castro’s Gulag, repeatedly spitting in the face of the Communist torturers who demanded his “confession.” Thus The Huffington Post, denounced Senor Martin-Perez (who also narrated a Spanish-language McCain campaign ad in 2008) as a “terrorist,” and painted McCain’s association with him as the Republicans’ own Bill Ayers scandal.
“Humberto Fontova’s book teaches us truths about Castro’s island that are very discomfiting for many intellectuals.” (Ana Botella, Spain’s former First Lady while giving a book reading in Madrid, upon “Fidel; HFT” release in Spain)
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Castro is considered lovable by many celebrities–but the fact is the Cuban people are suffering. It’s well worth reading a book by Humberto Fontova, who lists all the facts–and also footnotes them!” (Radio Superstar Dennis Prager.)
“Buy more that one copy of Fidel; Hollywood’s Favorite Tyrant. Buy dozens and give them to your friends so they’ll learn the truth.” – Ninoska Perez-Castellon.
