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Sensationalism out of Cuba?
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Blatant lies and crocodile tears from Castro. What's new?The first and most imminent is the risk of a nuclear war after the sinking of the sophisticated flagship ‘Cheonan’ which, according to the South Korean government, was torpedoed from a Soviet-made submarine –both the torpedo and the submarine were manufactured more than 50 years ago- while other sources point to a unique possible and non-detectable cause: a mine planted by the US intelligence services on the Cheonan’s hull. The government of the People’s Democratic Republic of Korea was soon to blame for that.Last edited by Wavelength; 08-05-2010, 04:40 PM.
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Yeah that mine thing seemed a little far-fetched."Pardon me, I have nothing to say!" -George CarlinComment
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Oh, that wacky Castro!Comment
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In other words, he's going senile. Is this news?Comment
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there were more grammatical errors and improperly used words in that article than my fourth grade book report on Huck Finn.Comment
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Even CNN is on about it, now
EDIT: Shasta Darlington needs to shut the **** upLast edited by Cutter De Blanc; 08-07-2010, 07:13 PM."Pardon me, I have nothing to say!" -George CarlinComment
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