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Fidel Castro: Glory to the Good!
Fidel Castro: Glory to the Good!
Prensa Latina posts below the text entitled
Glory to the Good! by leader of the Cuban
Revolution Fidel Castro, published Saturday
by Cubadebate website.
REFLECTIONS BY COMRADE FIDEL GLORY TO THE
GOOD!
Our delegation was received early this
morning with the recognition and the honors
it deserves. Esteban Lazo and Frederich
Cepeda spoke. There was Raúl, who had made
them standard-bearers during the ceremony at
the Palace of the Revolution.
They were given a copy of my reflection
which had been printed today in Granma and
inserted in CubaDebate.
I spoke about the technology and discipline
introduced to baseball by Japan, about the
efforts a nation with no less than 10.4
times Cuba’s population, where one also had
to discount “the weak of conscience that let
them be bribed by our enemies”.
Of the 73 who flew to Mexico and San Diego,
two poor devils did not return home.
One was editing video material on baseball
for Cuban National Television. It was
pitiful to hear his lament published in the
cables. He sighed that the only thing sad
about it was that his dear mother and
beloved girlfriend hadn’t traveled with him.
He had left the very first day that the
delegation arrived in San Diego.
The other one was writing in Juventud
Rebelde on the same subject. This one had
traveled several times but he was waiting
for the Classic to carry out his felony. He
was constantly glued to the team. He was
positively ridiculous. Two hours before they
left for the airport to return home, he
disappeared.
What a couple of repulsive fakes they are,
incubated by capitalist ideology! Those
cases are useful to put the spotlight on the
merit of the athletes making up our
honorable national team, prepared to give
their lives for the Homeland.
Of course, guys like those cannot sow a
single grain of conscience. What a load of
silliness they must have published about
baseball; instead of guidance, they only
confuse! All of them are not like Bobby
Salamanca or Eddy Martin, who offered such
noble testimony about our great sports
victories.
Glory to those who devote their lives to
building the honor and love of the Homeland!
Glory to the good! |
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