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On Tue, 20 May 2003, Rakesh Bhandari wrote: > The US encourages hijackings by not prosecuting or returning > hijackers; hijackings escalate and very illegal immigration > explodes; Bush then rallies the US populace for a war against Castro > in order to democratize Cuba so that illegal emigration ceases? I > just don't see Bush selling such a justification to the US populace > or thinking that he has any chance of imposing his regime in Cuba. I don't think a US invasion of Cuba is imminent, but I don't blame the Cubans for worrying about that possibility. Bush apparently had little difficulty "selling" an equally nonsensical story about Iraq to the US populace (imaginary WMD and Al-Quaeda links), and also had little difficulty ignoring those who wouldn't buy it. Allin Cottrell.
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