In today’s podcast at 11AM Eastern, Henry Gomez and Val Prieto talk about the news: OAS ends Cuba suspension after 47 years.
Chat’s open at 10:45AM and the podcasts are archived for your listening convenience.
UPDATE
El Insulza Conspiracy
OAS Secretary-General Jose Miguel Insulza has sat placidly as Chavez and Ortega have masticated democracy in their own countries. Insulza is violating his own imperative to kick these tyrants out, because one of the rules of OAS membership is that all members be democracies. They’ve violated the Inter-American Democratic Charter since it was enacted in Lima, Peru, on Sept. 11, 2001.
Now begins the descent: Cuba’s pawns in the OAS are using their presumed legitimacy as democracies to open the door to Cuba’s brutal dictatorship, rendering the idea of democracy meaningless.
If that happens, the OAS will become just another anti-American talk shop, with Cuba driving the agenda.
Creepily enough, it will be financed by America, which bankrolls most of the OAS. The Obama administration is aware of this and thinking about yanking OAS funds if Castro sails in as full member.
Go read the rest.
