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cloudsurf

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Doc once you walk into a night club in Havana and pay a buck for a beer and 40 bucks to spend the night with your favourite chika ....you don`t give much of a damn about the government. You are wary of the local cops who harass the girls...... unless they`ve been bribed by the club.
 

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Doc once you walk into a night club in Havana and pay a buck for a beer and 40 bucks to spend the night with your favourite chika ....you don`t give much of a damn about the government. You are wary of the local cops who harass the girls...... unless they`ve been bribed by the club.

Ever been to Thailand? Vietnam?

By the way, what age-range are those 'chikas' that any reasonable horndog would meet while in Cuba? Someone told me the age of consent for prostitution in Cuba is 16 and over. I haven't been able to verify it.
 

Sol Tee Nutz

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Look behind you.
Communism is liberalism in a hurry!
 

Doc Holliday

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The Americans supported the likes of Pinochet, the Saudis, Ngô Đình Diệm, the Shah of Iran, Saddam Hussein, Osama Bin Laden and many other brutal rulers. But that's okay since they were allies of theirs at the time.

But Fidel Castro?? He allied himself with the Soviet Union instead, therefore he was a very, very bad man! Go figure. :rolleyes:

The Americans tried over and over to assassinate him. I guess that's okay also since the Americans have always been right. Right?
 

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The Americans supported the likes of Pinochet, the Saudis, Ngô Đình Diệm, the Shah of Iran, Saddam Hussein, Osama Bin Laden and many other brutal rulers. But that's okay since they were allies of theirs at the time.

But Fidel Castro?? He allied himself with the Soviet Union instead, therefore he was a very, very bad man! Go figure. :rolleyes:

The Americans tried over and over to assassinate him. I guess that's okay also since the Americans have always been right. Right?

Remember we also supported Stalin for a time when it was necessary to defeat Hitler and yet I'll bet there wasn't a Bolshevik in the government of the UK, Canada, and the USA. My enemies enemy is my friend and we sometimes make strange bedfellows for strategic reasons. Before that we supported the white Russians and the Chamberlain regime rationalized in part that it was OK for Hitler to rearm as a bulwark to the Soviets. Churchill who hated the communists and supported the white Russians was one of the first to point out that Hitler was worse and suggested an alliance with the Soviets. He said I would make a treaty with the devil against Hitler and he wasn't far off with Stalin. When Hitler was defeated guess what happened again? We had the Cold War. And Stalin went back to terrorizing and murdering and terrorizing innocent people within his borders.

Sorry for the history lesson but I thinks this gives your comment some perspective.
 

Sol Tee Nutz

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If you're so unhappy living in Canada, why don't you move away?

Because in 3 years the Liberals will be gone and all is good again. As I have also stated when my daughter is set I will he moving somewhere where snow does not happen. Tue Liberals will ruin Canada for Canadians, other countries will love us due to the billions JT is giving away, people will get tired of that real soon here.
If you love Quebec seperatists so much why do you not move there?
 

Doc Holliday

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Because in 3 years the Liberals will be gone and all is good again. As I have also stated when my daughter is set I will he moving somewhere where snow does not happen. Tue Liberals will ruin Canada for Canadians, other countries will love us due to the billions JT is giving away, people will get tired of that real soon here.
If you love Quebec seperatists so much why do you not move there?

The Liberals will rule for the next decade. And i've already explained why i won't move to my beloved Quebec. But i do fully support my french-speaking Quebecer brothers and sisters in their struggle to have their own country. Vive les canadiens-francais! Vive les Quebecois! Vive le Quebec! Vive le Quebec libre!! :thumb:
 

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On this board we got a bunch of right-wing conservative followers and the conservative platform is heavily against prostitution of any kind. Stephen Harper has made prostitution illegal in Canada for the first time in Canadian history.

Did you mean conservative followers never used any prostitute? LOL, that is why they are against Legalization of prostitution?
 

Maria Divina

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I like to stay away of any political discussion, because mainly, as a "traditional libertine" I don't let religions and politics make a REAL difference in my daily life,
and yes, those 2 subjects are great discordance opportunities, that's the least we can say.

So been said, I wanted to note 2016 has seen the death of many famous people who were strong headed to be having their own thoughts and live by it..... and contributed to change the world around themselves, if that was not only with their thinkings/spirits but also in the living, like Castro did.

It seems to be an extremist kind of person has been the worst tendency of the human race and always contributed highly to the regulation of Earth human population and to some abomination.
We did not find the perfect system still in our days, but we have to be honest, what contributed a lot to the misery in Cuba was the embargo by USA, as it had been reported *

*To tell you the truth, I don't know all the details WHY this political decision has been made, right or wrong, I don't mind. People suffered of it for decades.

So presently, the only thing it is making to me, its the reaction that "wow, we are really changing of era for sure"

ps: I read more than fast this thread. I think there are a lots of bad energies when people get angry to each others. ;-)
 

Sol Tee Nutz

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The Liberals will rule for the next decade. And i've already explained why i won't move to my beloved Quebec. But i do fully support my french-speaking Quebecer brothers and sisters in their struggle to have their own country. Vive les canadiens-francais! Vive les Quebecois! Vive le Quebec! Vive le Quebec libre!! :thumb:

We know how you election predictions work out :boom:, Ontario will give the Liberals the boot next election and JT will be gone shortly after. As for standing by your separatist brothers, yup, will not live there due to high taxes and other issues but go ahead and make matters worse, way to go, your backing means so much to them. The Quebec separation issue is dead, the few that support it are either young and looking for an easy socialist life ( Which is BS because the working wealthy will move and who is going to pay for all the free stuff ) or the old who do not need an income.
Back to Castro, good riddance he died, pitiful that JT thinks the world of him, another embarrassment to Canada on the world stage.
 

jalimon

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We did not find the perfect system still in our days, but we have to be honest, what contributed a lot to the misery in Cuba was the embargo by USA, as it had been reported *

*To tell you the truth, I don't know all the details WHY this political decision has been made, right or wrong, I don't mind. People suffered of it for decades.

As Churchill said "Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others."...

How can we put it simply, I think the embargo occurred because Castro was a stubborn ass hole who did not mind having his people suffer as long as he could prove that he could defy american imperialism.

Cheers,
 

jalimon

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The Quebec separation issue is dead, the few that support it are either young and looking for an easy socialist life

I agree completely. It's about time this idea is dying away!

Back to Castro, good riddance he died, pitiful that JT thinks the world of him, another embarrassment to Canada on the world stage.

Hum, honestly as much as I don't like him, Trudeau is well liked abroad, it's probably his first big mistake in that regards. Dont' you think?
 

Maria Divina

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Jalimon:

So basically, another prove that 2 few men forming a group of dirigeant of a country or just one alone, could decided in the name of their country under their own private ideology,
to make live misery for their own population or to another country's population, depending to whom we are talking about. This kind of behaviours is very strange. Very primitive.
 

Maria Divina

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Pope Dover:

You know, the original called libertines of the 17th weren't very much living in a good environnement to their tastes also. They were really secret & discreet. Royalty and Religion were so bad at that time. So yes, I can express myself more openly in Canada, thanks God !! hahahahahaha :pound: -there's a joke for real in my last sentence. Hope most of people will get it. xx

It's in french, but there a look of what it was back then: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libertin

Anyway, I disgress. Good evening everyone xox
 

jalimon

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Maria:

Yes very primitive and sad.

Castro could have stopped all this madness and admit decades ago that his system had flaws, that his people was suffering. My guess is that his ego was too powerfull to admit defeat, and he did not wanted that from a historic point of view.

I have read 2 bio of Castro. He was a total bully who could not afford to loose at anything since childhood.

Cheers,
 

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If you're so unhappy living in Canada, why don't you move away?

Maybe because he wants to stay and improve the place?

Where would the USA be if the Founding Fathers had all just shrugged their shoulders and moved out?

Deeds not words. Talk is cheap. Doing stuff is what matters.
 

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I just love it when someone writes lol that it is because they really LOL and let me tell you, that line below made me :lol:

Still trying to decide how to use my $100 the good Dr. owes me, maybe I will donate it to charity...question, is their a beautiful sp named Charity in Montreal? :pound:

We know how you election predictions work out :boom:
 

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He was much worse than a very bad man, he was a murderous tyrant just like the Russian leaders Nikita Krushchev and Leonard Brezhnev that he modelled himself after.
I love it when people who have never lived under regimes and tyrants like this defend them. Immigration is open in Noth Korea, and China for anybody that wants a taste of the real thing.

Not as worse as the mass murdering tyrants Bush and Cheney.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_the_Iraq_War

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3682639/Iraq-war-illegal-says-Blairs-former-deputy.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualties_of_the_Iraq_War



And from the President elect himself- "Bush lied and should be impeached".

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...p-said-george-w-bush-shouldve-been-impeached/
 
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