The Facts About Going To Cuba

"Chrissy Cruiser" <doublebreasted@mail.com> wrote in message
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> Take or leave my advice as you wish but this is no time for Cuban
> visitation by Americans. You have been duly warned.

And you have demonstrated your deep concern for others with your
sensitivity, empathy, and class for months. I'm attaching the appropriate
weight to your advice.

"Skip Elliott Bowman" <skipster@teleport.com> wrote in message
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> "Chrissy Cruiser" <doublebreasted@mail.com> wrote in message
> news:17bt68fbse7op.1f8ar0en7dtor.dlg@40tude.net...
>
>> Take or leave my advice as you wish but this is no time for Cuban
>> visitation by Americans. You have been duly warned.
>
> And you have demonstrated your deep concern for others with your
> sensitivity, empathy, and class for months. I'm attaching the appropriate
> weight to your advice.

Skippy............Sing us a song and stop acting like a clown

Thus spake Chrissy Cruiser <doublebreasted@mail.com> :

>Want to go to Cuba, Americanos? I do.
>
>Going to go? No way. Not on an exclusion, not off a ship, no chance, uh uh.
>
>Cuba, for a bunch of reasons, is an extremely sensitive country for the
>present White House admin. You might as well wear a sign "Put me on the
>State Department Watch list, please."
>
>This is playing big time with fire. If this admin suspects, incorrectly,
>that you might have an ulterior motive, wants to make an example out of
>you, you will find the heat on your neck in a very severe way.
>
>Regardless of all the laws directed at Cuban visitation, it is a U. S,
>patriot Act violation and that means your goose is cooked.
>
>Any TA, and I am one, who finds a "way" to get you there, run, from.
>
>"Well I won't spend any money". Horeshit. They will have "evidence" you
>did.
>
>Take or leave my advice as you wish but this is no time for Cuban
>visitation by Americans. You have been duly warned.

It's easy to go to Cuba.

1) Don't be a US citizen
2) Go to Cuba

How easy is that?

--
dillon

"When the French are against it, you know we can't
be far wrong." - Adm. Bobbie Ray Inman

"Don't be a US citizen"

That is the most INTELLIGENT statement I have read on this newsgroup.
I am not an American, and I enjoy my freedom to travel to Cuba as often as I
like.

If you are an American, please stay out of Cuba.
There is nothing there for you.
No casinos, no KFC, no Budweiser.

The last thing Cuba needs, is American corruption !

Who the hell would want to be an American?
I certainly do not.

Americans have the highest per capita rate of obesity in the entire world.
You cannot blame the fast food industry for this epidemic.
It's your own god damn lazy *** fault.
"I'd better inhale this double cheese bacon burger before someone else
does," mentality !
Americans are greedy, selfish, bastards with no self control.

Karen Segboer wrote:
> "ß" <e@tme.com> wrote:
>>"Don't be a US citizen"
>>That is the most INTELLIGENT statement I have read on this newsgroup.
>>I am not an American, and I enjoy my freedom to travel to Cuba as often as I
>>like.
>>If you are an American, please stay out of Cuba.
>>There is nothing there for you.
>>No casinos, no KFC, no Budweiser.
>>The last thing Cuba needs, is American corruption !
> That's why I want to go NOW, rather than later.
> Thanks for your comments, though.

I agree. I think it would be more interesting now then after Castro.
I fear that when his regime falls, it will turn into one big, ugly Cancun.

garciyalater@************ <garciyalater@************> wrote:

>but a good deal of medical discovery, technology and other research
>that contributes to this modern age is carried out in america....

Speaking of which, most americans wouldn't realise there are more
cuban doctors working in africa and developing countries than
american ones, or from pretty much any other country. As well,
they sponsor medical school positions for a whole gamut of
foreign countries, especially from other caribbean islands.

--
Ken Tough

Dillon Pyron <dmpyronINVALID@austin.*******> wrote:

>Go to Mexico City. Pay cash for a flight to Havana. Pay cash for
>everything in Cuba (Euros recommended at present). They put an entry
>card in your passport, take it away when you leave. In theory, no
>fingerprints.

They do put a tiny 1cm square stamp, hardly visible, on something
like page 12 of your passport. (I asked for the big, bold one).

--
Ken Tough

On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 19:41:50 GMT, while the Captain of the mv Perfecto
was guiding her to her next port, "chilly" <slarson@shaw.canada>
wrote:

>Does anyone know if I, as a Canadian, can bring back Cuban cigars from
>Honduras, when overnighting in Houston on the way home?
>

No, you cannot. But don't discount Honduran cigars, there are some
amazing smokes available there.

Stephan

Chrissy Cruiser wrote:
> On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 14:33:48 -0600, Dave wrote:
>
>
>>>I guess you missed the part where I said "Except you, Skippie, ignore my
>>>advice. Go to Cuba ASAP. It will be a wonderful, lifelong adventure for
>>>you."
>>>
>>>Really. I really mean that.
>>
>>Gotta go with Skip on this one. You're one of the last folks I'd take
>>advice from - travel or otherwise.
>
>
> Have fun in Cuba. Hope your an American.


I'm assuming you meant "you're."

Yes, I am and wish you well too;)

Dave