Fidel Castro warns on
World Self-destruction
In a televised interview
dressed in a tracksuit,
Cuban President Fidel
Castro warned about the
possible
self-destruction of the
world, blaming that in a
large part to US
promotion of war, arms
buildup and the right to
use any type of weapons.
In an interview
broadcast on Cuban radio
and television Friday,
the Cuban leader
asserted the US strongly
supports the right to
buy the world with
dollars lacking gold
reserves to back them
up.
That is why it sells
weapons, and "has
incited those religious
wars with terrible
consequences," he
commented.
Regarding that, Fidel
Castro alerted on the
dangers threatening the
world as the result of
the current US policy,
which also supports the
right to use any type of
arms.
The ideal solution, he
pointed out, would be
that the world does not
fight to self-destroy,
and called to preserve
it through cooperation,
as "everything points to
devastation." During his
conversation with
journalist Randy Alonso,
Fidel Castro looked
recovered, and jabbed at
rumors spread by enemies
of the Cuban Revolution.
With a good sense of
humor he said "Here I
am. People have wondered
if I were dying, or if I
were dead, or if I m
going the day after
tomorrow. No one really
knows when one is going
to die."
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