Rhino
03-29-2007, 11:53 AM
Castro Blasts U.S. Biofuel Plans in Article
Thursday, March 29, 2007
HAVANA — Fidel Castro lashes out against U.S. biofuel plans in an op-ed piece published Thursday, a sign Cuba's 80-year-old leader may be taking a more active role in public affairs after months sidelined by a still undisclosed illness.
The article is written in the same kind of apocalyptic style Castro typically adopts when discussing the impact of U.S. international policies on developing nations, and there was no reason to doubt he was the author.
President Bush's support for using crops to produce ethanol for cars could deplete food stocks in developing nations, the article in the Communist Party daily Granma asserts.
The headline reads: "Condemned to Premature Death by Hunger and Thirst more than 3 Billion People of the World."
"This isn't an exaggerated number; it is actually cautious," says the article distributed by e-mail early Thursday to international correspondents by foreign ministry officials......http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,262240,00.html
No. No exaggeration at all. http://www.freeconservatives.com/vb/images/icons/drunk000.gif
Thursday, March 29, 2007
HAVANA — Fidel Castro lashes out against U.S. biofuel plans in an op-ed piece published Thursday, a sign Cuba's 80-year-old leader may be taking a more active role in public affairs after months sidelined by a still undisclosed illness.
The article is written in the same kind of apocalyptic style Castro typically adopts when discussing the impact of U.S. international policies on developing nations, and there was no reason to doubt he was the author.
President Bush's support for using crops to produce ethanol for cars could deplete food stocks in developing nations, the article in the Communist Party daily Granma asserts.
The headline reads: "Condemned to Premature Death by Hunger and Thirst more than 3 Billion People of the World."
"This isn't an exaggerated number; it is actually cautious," says the article distributed by e-mail early Thursday to international correspondents by foreign ministry officials......http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,262240,00.html
No. No exaggeration at all. http://www.freeconservatives.com/vb/images/icons/drunk000.gif