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    Hector Palacios, Democtratic Solidarity Party, Cuba CubaFreePress.ORG |
ONLINE FROM CUBA! HECTOR PALACIOS, THOUGHT CRIMINAL Hector Palacios is my special guest for this show, online from Cuba. He's a marked man. A Cuban thought criminal. It's hard to imagine - in fact it's probably impossible - to know what being arrested, simply for disagreeing with your government could possibly be like. Could you survive it? Could you survive it sixty times? They come to your door, they take you away. It could be for a couple of hours or a couple of days. Or it could be for twelve glorious, fun filled years. You won't know. They won't tell you. What was your crime? That you thought your own thoughts? That you declared your life to be your own? That you disagreed with the views of a pyschopathic, murdering brute named Castro? This has been the fate of Hector Palacios. Since the Elian Gonzalez crisis I've gotten to know, love, and admire the Cuban Americans. If you want inspiration talk to a Cuban activist. You want positive? You want courage? You want to be reminded that Communism is not just a "different" system - but that it is thoroughly evil? Or to be reminded that while there's life there's hope - the kind of hope that will fight to the death - knowing that no-one has the right to enslave another human life? Listen to a man who lives this struggle every moment of his life. In Cuba the idea of having your own shop or gas station is like some great romantic dream. What? Did someone say "dream"? I'll bet you don't have your license to think on you, do you? See that clause at the bottom? You and your dreams. You and your future. You and your children. You belong to Fidel. PRODOS.COM Radio will support Hector Palacios and all those individuals who seek human rights in Cuba. That's why The PRODOS Institute has set up The Cuba Campaign. Special thanks to Daisy Gil Ortiz for coping with the demanding job of tranlating between Hector and me (including our humour!) And a special thanks also to Betty Smith who coordinates the Cuba Campaigns "Inside Cuba" bulletins. Useful Links
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