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Fidel Castro Questions Bush Menace
President George W. Bush has the money he needs
to double the sending of US troops to Iraq and
continue the massacre, Cuban President Fidel
Castro warned in an article published Saturday.
With the title of "Bush wants it all in one
shot," the Cuban head of government questions
the intentions of the US government and the
destiny of the nuclear arsenal of that powerful
nation to allegedly fight against terrorism.
After recalling the atomic bombs launched in
Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the US, among other
events, Fidel Castro wonders if his points of
view are maybe subjective, when referring to the
attacks announced by Bush against "dark places
of the planet." "What I could never imagine is
that such justifications would be used someday,"
said the president in his reflections.
"What would be the fate of humankind?" questions
Fidel Castro in his article, when analyzing the
possibility that any kind nuclear or enriched
uranium bombs be used in the world again.
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