Fidel's reflection

Fidel's reflection

Fidel Castro: 238 Reasons to be Worried (II) — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 30, 2010 04:39 PM

Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro termed uncertain the moments derived from the implementation, to be started next September 7th, of the UN Security Council resolution on Iran’s nuclear program. Such consideration is included in the second part of Fidel’s article entitled “238 reasons to be worried” published by Cubadebate website.

Fidel Castro's Reflection: 238 Reasons to be Worried (I) — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 30, 2010 09:37 AM

"I am coming out of the conviction that imperialism will disappear because its existence is incompatible with human life on the planet", affirmed Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro in his latest reflection entitled "238 reasons to be worried" . In this articles, the leader pointed out that "throughout 88 days, the elements of judgement to explain what is happening to the readers have been pulled together", topic over which he will write another article.

Fidel's Reflections: The Opinion of an Expert — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 27, 2010 11:02 AM

In his latest reflection entitled "The opinion of an Expert", Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro deals with the different points of views adopted by some Israeli leaders concerning a possible conflict with Iran.

Fidel's Reflections: The Principal Chapter of the Latest Book — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 26, 2010 08:09 AM

In his most recent reflection entitled "The Principal Chapter of the Latest Book", Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro offers some details about Daniel Estulin’s unpublished book “The True Story of the Bilderberg Club”. Fidel ensures us "its contents are spectacular and deserve to be analyzed in its essential aspects" as they "provide important facts that signify a challenge for the technicians".

Fidel Castro's Reflections: Nuclear Winter — by PL — last modified Aug 25, 2010 09:37 AM

Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro analyzed the terrible consecuences of a nuclear war in his most recent reflection "Nuclear Winter". "It would be enough to have a nuclear conflict between two of the weaker nuclear powers, such as India and Pakistan (...) and the human race would disappear", reasoned Fidel while judging the elements given by experts on the subject.

Fidel Castro: I am Ready to Continue the Discussion — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 26, 2010 09:16 AM

Cuban leader Fidel Castro said that the real power in the United States is wielded by the powerful oligarchy of the multimillionaires who govern not only that country but also the world: the enormous power of the Bilderberg Club described by Daniel Estulin, created by the Rockefellers, and the Trilateral Commission.

Fidel Castro: I am Optimistic on Rational Grounds — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 23, 2010 09:41 AM

Cuban leader Fidel Castro declared to be optimistic on rational and solid grounds. In his latest reflection the leader also expressed: “The future worries me, but I believe evermore that the solution is within our grasp, if we are successful in having the truth reach a sufficient number of people among the billions inhabiting the planet“.

Fidel Castro: Am I Overdoing It? — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 23, 2010 09:42 AM

Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro refers to the information contained in a study published by the University of Beloit with regard to some facts never seen before in the history of the United States and the world. In his latest article Fidel said to be stunned to realize to what extent education could be distorted and prostituted in US. “To think that there are still people in their right mind capable of believing that my warnings are exaggerated!”, he added.

Fidel Castro's Reflection: The World Government (Part II) — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 20, 2010 10:58 AM

Cuban leader Fidel Castro said that in Part II of this Reflection he has included quite a few lines of the final part of Daniel Estulin’s book. They explain his contempt against the hateful Bilderberg Club. “It is terrible to think that the intelligence and the feelings of children and youth in the United States could be mutilated in such a way“. “We have to struggle now to prevent them from being pushed into a nuclear holocaust“, he added.

Fidel Castro’s Reflection: The World Government (Part I) — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 20, 2010 10:57 AM

Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro said that in a recent reflection he wrote a couple of days ago in referring to an article published by the Cuban journalist Randy Alonso, the host of the national TV program “The Round Table”, about a meeting that was held at Dolce Hotel in Barcelona he was referring to writer Daniel Estulin. “A total of 475 pages, 20 lines each, would be awaiting my review of the fantastic story narrated by the aforementioned author", added Fidel.

Fidel Castro’s Reflection: The United Nations, Impunity and War — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 17, 2010 08:16 AM

Would it be whimsical to suggest that the war against Iran has already been decided on in the Empire’s highest circles of power? And that only an extraordinary effort by world opinion would be able to prevent war from detonating in the immediate future?, said Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro in his latest article.

Fidel Castro's Reflection: The Giant with Seven-League Boots (Part II) — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 13, 2010 02:38 PM

Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro said he is honored to share the views of Manuel López Obrador. "Without the slightest doubt, much sooner than he imagines, everything will change in Mexico", he added.

Fidel Castro's Reflection: The Giant with Seven-League Boots (Part I) — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 13, 2010 10:47 AM

Cuban Revolution leader Fidel castro said Lopez Obrador will be the person with the highest political and moral authority by the time when the system –and the empire with it- collapses. His contribution to the struggle aimed at preventing President Obama from unleashing this war would be of great value.

Israel Won’t Be the First to Attack, Says Fidel Castro — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 12, 2010 09:34 AM

Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro affirmed Tuesday that “with the approval of Resolution 1929 of the UN Security Council, Israel succeeded in committing the United States to being the first to attack”. In his latest reflection, Fidel said that “the worst case scenario would be if somebody makes a terrible mistake that would precipitate events before the deadline approved by the Security Council to inspect the first Iranian merchant vessel expires”.

Fidel Castro’s Message to Cuban Parliamentarians — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 12, 2010 02:25 PM

The Cuban Revolution leader urged US President Barack Obama to prevent a nuclear war.

Fidel Castro’s Reflection: A Challenge to the US President — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 04, 2010 01:11 PM

A few days now an article that contained a number of facts related to the oil spill that occurred 105 days ago was published. President Obama had authorized the drilling of that well because he trusted the capabilities of modern technology to produce oil thus relieving the United States of the dependence on the foreign supplies of such a vital product for the present civilization.

Reflections by Comrade Fidel: The Strategic Victory — by Fidel Castro — last modified Aug 01, 2010 04:04 PM

Cuban Revolution leader Fidel Castro said that in a few days the book, under the title "The Strategic Victory," in which he recounts the battle the small Rebel Army waged against extermination, will be published. "It is divided into 25 chapters, containing many photos and relevant maps. Finally, there are some graphic sketches on the types of weapons used by both sides", he added.

Reflections by Comrade Fidel: The Other Tragedy — by Fidel Castro — last modified Jul 19, 2010 03:54 PM

In the meeting I had with the economists of CIEM (World Economy Research Center) on Tuesday, July 13, I talked to them about an excellent documentary film by the French director Yann Arthus-Bertrand which includes statements by the most farsighted and well informed international personalities about another terrible danger threatening the human species that is cropping up right before our eyes: the destruction of the environment.

Fidel Castro's Reflection: The Source of Wars — by FIDEL CASTRO — last modified Jul 12, 2010 05:42 PM

On July 4, I said that neither the United States nor Iran would give in: “one, prevented by the pride of the powerful, and the other because it has the capacity and the will to fight oppression, as we have seen so many times before in the history of mankind.”

Fidel's Reflections: An Impossible Happiness — by Fidel Castro — last modified Jul 05, 2010 11:00 AM

Fidel makes us think about the great opportunity the Yankee imperialism and the fascist State of Israel will possibly miss to keep the minds of the overwhelming majority of the people on Earth off their fundamental problems.