And what more subversive a way for Cuba to attract communist American sympathizers than with baseball!

If communists like baseball, then we must ban it now ... think of the children111!!!!111!!!111

One can hardly imagine what they were plotting out there!

was taken hostage by his great grand-uncle, Lazaro González and all the Cuban American exiles who crowded around his house 24/7 for months. They started gibbering that the reason Fidel Castro was concerned, as Cuba's President, about the child of a Cuban citizen, Juan Manuel González, being held against the will of the father in the US, was because Fidel Castro was a Secret Satanist who eats children!

I'm sure you remember NewsMax, the certifiably very sick right-wing "news" outlet, rented the house next door to the George town house of the influential couple who invited Elián González, his family, and his father, Juan Manuel's attorney, Gregory Craig to dinner one evening, so they could try to photograph the entire event. They published a photo of a garden gnome placed beside an air conditioner unit on the side of the house, and claimed it was a satanic character which proved the hosts were also members of the Satanist cult!

So that odd item made the rounds repeatedly that Fidel Castro wanted Elián González in Cuba, because he probably planned to gobble him all gone, eventually! NewsMax agreed!

So, conservatives insist liberals and progressives are satanists who want to eat and traffic children, yet think it's just fine if their church youth leaders, and assorted winger preachers bugger the daylights out of real children, and their beloved idol, Donald Trump publicly expressed horny thoughts even about his own daughter when she was very young! That's A-OK with them.

Oh, yeah, who can forget the constant gibberish of needing to protect the children from Bill Clinton and his eternal search for B.J.'s. Oh, the humanity!

Thank goodness little Elián managed to get to adulthood without Fidel Castro eating him all gone!

Every accusation was/is a confession.

Check out the movie The Good Sheperd. Some interesting Cuba/CIA backchannel related stuff.

Was just thinking earlier they no longer get to look forward to hopping in their cars and tearing up and down the streets celebrating each time they believe Fidel Castro has died! That was amazing. So many whooped it up so many times in error before he really did join the Choir Invisible.


















(I just spotted that lunatic who did stop the vote in Miami-Dade during the Gore-Bush 2000 election, behind "Cuba" in the sign)

Cesar Brioso, USA TODAY
Mon, August 14, 2023 at 6:24 a.m. CDT·7 min read

In the scene, Luis Gurriel Sr. gets choked up when he explains his one wish. "I told my wife once, 'I want to be alive to see my son play on a Cuban national team,' " he says in the documentary "Little League Dreams," which premieres Monday. "Oh, boy, he's only 12 years old and he already gave me that joy."

That’s because Luis Sr.’s son will be playing on a team representing Cuba for the first time in the 76-year history of the Little League World Series. Luis Gurriel Jr. pitches for Bayamo Little League, which won the Cuban tournament in March to qualify for the Little League World Series, which begins Aug. 16 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

And if their last name sounds familiar it's because father and son are related to Miami Marlins first baseman Yuli Gurriel and Arizona Diamondbacks left fielder Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Luis Sr. is the major-league players’ uncle. Luis Jr. is their cousin. Yuli Gurriel, who hasn't seen his uncle and cousin since before he left Cuba in 2016, first learned last week that his cousin would be playing in the LLWS.

“I was very happy. The chance he’s getting to play here in the Little League World Series is very important," Yuli Gurriel said in recorded comments provided by the Marlins to USA TODAY Sports. "It’s something big because it’s the first time a team from Cuba is participating in the Little League World Series. … It’s a big step forward. In the past, nobody would have thought this would happen and thank God it did and with the presence of my cousin, it’s something very beautiful."

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Luis Gurriel Jr. will be pitching for Bayamo in the 2023 Little League World Series, the first time Cuba will be represented in the 76-year history of the tournament.

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