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Child of the Revolution and The Cuban Triangle blog about Fidel Castro's reaction to the South Ossetia crisis.
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Of course one totalitarian state (Cuba) is going to support another (Russia). Russia is flexing it’s muscles but not to fret as like anywhere else they invaded (Hungary, Czechoslovakia) the people eventually rise up against them and they will have to slink back to their homes in disgrace. Long live Freedom! Long live FREE GEORGIA!!!!courage in