Reply #105: Actually I read the whole link. The only incidents from this century [View All]

[Feanorcurufinwe]

are the last two, where 'crowds' of people assaulted individuals. Reprehensible but hardly examples of US government supported terrorism. There are other, more serious violent incidents listed farther in the past but nothing that tells me this is in some way related to US government funding. In fact this seems to be a long list of crimes, with no information as to who committed the crimes. Who are you blaming? How are these crimes connected to US funding of exile groups?

All have ever asked for in this discussion is evidence as to the truth of the statement:
"The terrorists are the Miami Cuban mob that is funded with tens of millions of our tax dollars. They have killed Americans and Cubans, used car bombs in Florida, and set fire to buildings."

Does this statement have some basis in fact, or is it nothing more than a blanket indictment of the entire Cuban exile community? Who specifically are (present tense) the Miami Cuban mob that is (present tense) funded with tens of millions of our tax dollars? Who is (present tense) receiving funding who has killed Americans and Cubans, used car bombs in Florida, and set fire to buildings?