krp
2009-10-16 01:34:18 UTC
"Dan Christensen" <***@netcom.ca> wrote in message news:eaf0104f-d83c-45b6-b896-***@f16g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
[snipping portions of KRP's posting already debunked here, or just too
lame to bother with]
Comrade Christensen's code language for the start of his LIES.
embargo.
And yet, Danny, as many times as we have been over this, the UN
General Assembly not ONCE has used the word "COMDEMN" in their
position.
Poor desperate, Kennykins. I know you think they are just a bunch of
THEY are not liars
So, then you agree with them that, as they emphasized in HUGE
They did NOT use the word "CONDEMN." YOU insert that word.
Absolutely pathetic!
“The negative impact of the embargo is pervasive in the social,
economic and environmental dimensions of human development in Cuba,
severely affecting the most vulnerable socioeconomic groups of the
Cuban population.”
That's true. But, it is also true that Cuba has the power to correct
that itself. Cuba declared it was in a "State of War" with the U.S..
COMRADE C> Write Another Kennykins Mega-Whopper!!!
Do you understand what "State of Beligerancy" means in International
law?
fanatical
COMRADE C> Write Cuba-haters is buying into your bullshit -- not AI, the UN,
the OAS or
COMRADE C> Write the Catholic Church. Deal with it.
History documents the beligerancy going back to 1960, Danny.
No, Danny, it is their OPINION, therefore cannot be a lie.
COMRADE C> Write It is a summary of the facts. If you want to remain in
denial, I guess
COMRADE C> Write that's your problem.
It is NOT a "fact" that tghe U.S. has denied Cuba electrical generation
machinery. That is something in YOUR head.
Download Documents
We are sorry but the document you are looking for doesn't exist. Print
Amnesty International Report 2009
Try it again, Kennykins:
http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/AMR25/007/2009/en/51469f8b-73f8-47a2-a5bd-f839adf50488/amr250072009eng.pdf
Why do you leave out this disclaimer\< COMRADE?
"Amnesty International has been unable to document at first hand the effects
of the embargo
on the enjoyment of these rights due to the organization’s lack of access to
Cuba."
OR THIS:
"Since 2002, the USA has been the major supplier of food and agricultural
products to Cuba."
OR THIS:
"The US Government Accountability Office reported that in 2006, US medical
and
pharmaceutical exports to Cuba amounted to US$120,000 (0.04 % of total
exports to Cuba).
Exports of licensed humanitarian items, including donated medicine and
medical products,
amounted to US$6.9 million (1.98% of total exports to Cuba)."
HERE IS THE THING YOU HANG YOUR HAT ON:
"The impact of economic sanctions on health and health services is not
limited to difficulties
in the supply of medicine. Health and health services depend on functioning
water and
sanitation infrastructure, on electricity and other functioning equipment
such as X-ray
facilities or refrigerators to store vaccines. The financial burden and
commercial barriers have
led to shortages or intermittent availability of drugs, medicines, equipment
and spare parts.
It has also hindered the renovation of hospitals, clinics and care centres
for the elderly." 64
64 Report by UNFPA, the UN Population Fund, in Necessity of ending the
economic, commercial and
financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba,
Report of the Secretary-
General, A/63/93, 1 August 2008, p. 109.
Really a stretch. There is NO evidence that the embargo has ANYTHING to
do with Cuba's deteriorating infrastructure, there is VASTLY more evidence
of the Cuban government's lack of interest in maintaining the things.Money
is spent on military gear instead of the needed things. Refrigerators? They
buy those from China. Water infrastructure? Cuba has never requested ANY
assistance from the U.S. or tried to buy such gear. Again that is available
from other countires Cuba trades with. IF Cuba wanted it, why don't they
have it? Electricity? Again - Cuba can't buy it from the U.S. because the US
can't help them. The U.S. has to BUY turbines overseas.
COMRADE C> Read it and weep!
Why? Because of a poorly sourced claim? Not in this lifetime, Danny.
[snipping portions of KRP's posting already debunked here, or just too
lame to bother with]
Comrade Christensen's code language for the start of his LIES.
How about the UN, Kennykins? For 17 years in a row now, the UN
General Assembly voted overwhelmingly to condemn your belovedembargo.
And yet, Danny, as many times as we have been over this, the UN
General Assembly not ONCE has used the word "COMDEMN" in their
position.
Poor desperate, Kennykins. I know you think they are just a bunch of
So, then you agree with them that, as they emphasized in HUGE
Absolutely pathetic!
“The negative impact of the embargo is pervasive in the social,
economic and environmental dimensions of human development in Cuba,
severely affecting the most vulnerable socioeconomic groups of the
Cuban population.”
that itself. Cuba declared it was in a "State of War" with the U.S..
Do you understand what "State of Beligerancy" means in International
law?
No nation should ever be compelled to trade with a beligerant party, so
long as
the "state of beligerancy continues." Cuba need only declare that it is
over.
COMRADE C> Write Sorry, Kennykins, but no one outside your tiny circle oflong as
the "state of beligerancy continues." Cuba need only declare that it is
over.
fanatical
COMRADE C> Write Cuba-haters is buying into your bullshit -- not AI, the UN,
the OAS or
COMRADE C> Write the Catholic Church. Deal with it.
History documents the beligerancy going back to 1960, Danny.
VERY evasive, Kennykins. If you have nothing to hide, please
answer the question. Is their statement a lie or not???No, Danny, it is their OPINION, therefore cannot be a lie.
denial, I guess
COMRADE C> Write that's your problem.
It is NOT a "fact" that tghe U.S. has denied Cuba electrical generation
machinery. That is something in YOUR head.
“The restrictions imposed by the embargo help to deprive Cuba of vital
access to medicines, new scientific and medical technology, food,
chemical water treatment and electricity.”
http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/AMR25/007/2009/en/51469f8b-73...
access to medicines, new scientific and medical technology, food,
chemical water treatment and electricity.”
http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/AMR25/007/2009/en/51469f8b-73...
We are sorry but the document you are looking for doesn't exist. Print
Amnesty International Report 2009
http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/AMR25/007/2009/en/51469f8b-73f8-47a2-a5bd-f839adf50488/amr250072009eng.pdf
Why do you leave out this disclaimer\< COMRADE?
"Amnesty International has been unable to document at first hand the effects
of the embargo
on the enjoyment of these rights due to the organization’s lack of access to
Cuba."
OR THIS:
"Since 2002, the USA has been the major supplier of food and agricultural
products to Cuba."
OR THIS:
"The US Government Accountability Office reported that in 2006, US medical
and
pharmaceutical exports to Cuba amounted to US$120,000 (0.04 % of total
exports to Cuba).
Exports of licensed humanitarian items, including donated medicine and
medical products,
amounted to US$6.9 million (1.98% of total exports to Cuba)."
HERE IS THE THING YOU HANG YOUR HAT ON:
"The impact of economic sanctions on health and health services is not
limited to difficulties
in the supply of medicine. Health and health services depend on functioning
water and
sanitation infrastructure, on electricity and other functioning equipment
such as X-ray
facilities or refrigerators to store vaccines. The financial burden and
commercial barriers have
led to shortages or intermittent availability of drugs, medicines, equipment
and spare parts.
It has also hindered the renovation of hospitals, clinics and care centres
for the elderly." 64
64 Report by UNFPA, the UN Population Fund, in Necessity of ending the
economic, commercial and
financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba,
Report of the Secretary-
General, A/63/93, 1 August 2008, p. 109.
Really a stretch. There is NO evidence that the embargo has ANYTHING to
do with Cuba's deteriorating infrastructure, there is VASTLY more evidence
of the Cuban government's lack of interest in maintaining the things.Money
is spent on military gear instead of the needed things. Refrigerators? They
buy those from China. Water infrastructure? Cuba has never requested ANY
assistance from the U.S. or tried to buy such gear. Again that is available
from other countires Cuba trades with. IF Cuba wanted it, why don't they
have it? Electricity? Again - Cuba can't buy it from the U.S. because the US
can't help them. The U.S. has to BUY turbines overseas.
COMRADE C> Read it and weep!
Why? Because of a poorly sourced claim? Not in this lifetime, Danny.