Fidel Castro, the biggest Wizzard of all

Castro is the biggest wizard of all. The final Illusion in his long reign of fear was his own theatrical death. Enduring his after-death spell, it is a sad spectacle. Predictably, but no less disturbing is to see the “thanking Fidel” movements in much of the leftists Latin America. The same people that today are oblivious to the irony of condemning terrorist acts from Al-Qaeda, or ISIS, but at the same time are marching in solidarity, and mourning the death of a tyrant who was in fact a Terrorist in Chief.
It is mind-blowing people are expressing such pain for the death of this Wizard. Nevertheless, that they are thanking the man who inspired and supported the guerrilla warfare movements in our Continent. The man behind the terror people suffered from guerillas in Salvador, Nicaragua, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, and Colombia. The architect of the most violent spell that to achieve political, and economic progress in our continent the best, and only was the “Che Guevara’s recipe” and his “revolutionary guerrillas” as our main political discourse. In the Colombia conflict alone killed 220,000 in 55 years, confirmed Matthew White, in the Historical Atlas of the 20th Century

However, his biggest political incantation of all is to cloud people’s common sense to overlook the fact that Fidel Castro as a Chief of State wrote the most malevolent letter ever written in the history of humankind. Castro advised, then President of The Soviet Union, Nikita Khrushchev, on October 26, 1962 to initiate World War III ordering an apocalyptic first nuclear attack on The United States. In the letter Castro concluded that “However, harsh and terrible the solution, there would be no other.”

After our planet survived Castro’s personal plan of destruction in the Missile Crisis in1962, he ordered legions of naive Cubans to their death by fighting in Africa in the 1980s citing that they had a “blood debt” with Africa because black slaves fought as Cubans against Spain’s colonial ruling during the Cuban Independence wars. The death toll in Angola was 500,000 including 10,000 Cubans.
He was also responsible for managing over three big waves of rafters fleeing to the United States in 1965-1973, 1980 and 1994. Castro promoted the highest number of deaths in the last wave of rafters in 1994 by personally stimulating people to leave the country in a public speech on national television. Later, he tried to curve down the death toll by banning children in the rafts, but the damage was already done. Armando Lago, a Harvard-trained economist estimates that almost 78,000 innocents may have died trying to flee the dictatorship. A study by Maria Werlau, President of the Cuba Archive found that a total number of victims could be higher by a factor of 10.

Castro arrested hundreds of Cuban dissidents who had formed a coalition called Concilio Cubano (Cuban Council) on February 1996; and commanded house arrest for hundreds others. Later, he and his brother Raul instructed Cuban Mig-29 jets to shot down two unarmed American Civil airplanes over international waters, killing four righteous and innocent people. Castro’s wizard ways of coping with the support generated from European and Latin American countries to Concilio Cubano, and its internal threat to challenge his totalitarian regime. Then, he spent billions in propaganda around the world to make people believe that the Cubans who dared to think differently, and were trying to exercise their legitimate non-violent, civil disobedience rights to assemble inside Cuba were working for the American government. At the same time he managed to convince some idiots in Hollywood to transform, five despicable spies who were working in the United States to destroy Concilio Cubano, and infiltrate USA military bases into “5 heroes” who were “protecting not just Cuba, but also America from terrorism".

Castro used the same wretched argument to imprison 75 pro-democracy dissidents in 2003. This trick known worldwide as the “black spring” consisted of ordering Cuban Judges to sentence most of the prisoners to terms between 20 and 28 years, alluding, they were working for the American Government without any evidence to support such claims.

Timothy Frazer in his analysis “The 1980’s In America”, rushed to blame mistakes on North American foreign policy, affirming that our government was willing to support any regimen no matter how brutal that would oppose communism. However, it was Castro all along who had designed a pre-emptive and aggressive plan to expand communism in our hemisphere by fighting proxy wars using Che’s guerilla warfare recipe. Castro’s plan put the American government on the defense. There is a connectedness behind the fact the Cuban government acting as intermediary and sponsor of the peace process in Colombia. The Cuban government was the one igniting, and throwing gas on the flame. The M-19, one the Marxist guerrillas in Colombia, attacked the Dominican Embassy in 1980, and kept a number of Ambassadors hostages until given safe passage to Cuba.

As the saying goes, Voldemort has nothing on this wizard. Yet, the true Harry Potter to end Castro’s reign of dark magic will be the People of Cuba. In some odd non-magical way, Castro’s death precedes the dawn of the most powerful magic of all: Freedom.

The People of Cuba, even those who today are mourning in his last big masquerade and delusion of a funeral are part of a grand illusion. Anything else, even the slightest independent thinking, might put them in jail.

Sources consulted
1. Matthew White, “Historical Atlas of the 20th Century” Necrometrics
2. Mary Anastasia O’Grady, Counting Castro’s Victims, “The Wall Street Journal” December 30, 2005.
3. Caryn Neumann, “Encyclopedia of American Immigration”
4. Business As Usual For Castro Regime, “World Observer”, February 26, 1996|Roberto Fabricio, Foreign Editor.

Notes on the writer:
Leonel Morejon Almagro is a Cuban Attorney who assumed the criminal defense of numerous political prisoners. (Received a Juris Doctor Degree from Havana Law School 1991, and Master “Integration of Civil Law” from Havana Law School 1992.) He also received an Associated Degree in Business Majoring Paralegal Studies from Lansing Community College, Michigan, on May 7, 2010.