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|    Castro Spies on Jack Nicholson and Pope.    |
|    07 Apr 05 00:17:25    |
      XPost: alt.politics.usa, fr.soc.politique, soc.culture.brazil       XPost: soc.culture.cuba, soc.culture.czech, soc.culture.french       XPost: soc.culture.italy, soc.culture.quebec, soc.culture.romanian       From: pedro1940@progression.net              Castro Spies on Jack Nicholson and Pope.       By Humberto Fontova              "Fidel Castro is a genius!" gushed Jack Nicholson after a visit with the       Cuban Fuhrer in 1998. "We spoke about everything," the actor       rhapsodized."Castro is a humanist like President Clinton. Cuba is simply a       paradise!" .              Jack Nicholson has been saying such things for years now. Many of his       Hollywood cohorts follow suit. Francis Ford Coppola, Kevin Kostner, Steven       Spielberg, Woody Harrelson, Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Leo DiCaprio Chevy       Chase, Robert Redford among many others have all waxed euphoric on Castro       and his island prison.              While holding up the book, Fidel Hollywood's Favorite Tyrant, on his show       recently, Bill O'Reilly called these celebs "Hollywood pinheads."              But there might be more to these celebrity plugs for a tyrant who jailed       more of his subjects than Hitler or Stalin than the usual celebrity vacuity       upstairs.              "My job was to bug their hotel rooms," says high-ranking Cuban intelligence       defector Delfin Fernandez. "With both cameras and listening devices. Most       people have no idea they are being watched while they are in Cuba. But       their personal activities are filmed under orders from Castro himself." And       according to some sources, Havana, given the desperation of it's brutalized       and impoverished residents, has recently topped Bangkok as the world mecca       for child sex.              "He (Delfin Fernandez) has not only met some of the most famous men in the       world," says the London Daily Mirror about the Cuban defector, "he's also       spied on them and been witness to some of their most innermost secrets."              "When the celebrity visitors arrived at the hotels Nacional, Meliá Habana       and Meliá Cohiba," says Fernandez, "we already had their rooms completely       bugged with sophisticated taping equipment, . "But not just the rooms, we'd       also follow the visitors around, sometimes we covered them 24 hours a day.       They had no idea we were tailing them."              Famous Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodovar was a special target for this       bugging but nothing of value came of it for Castro. "Everybody already knows       I'm a maricon!" Almodovar laughed at Castro's blackmailers. "So go right       ahead! Knock yourselves out!"               "Fidel Castro is a special connoisseur of these tapings and videos."       Fernandez says. "Especially of the really famous. And not even his closest       "friends" are safe from this bugging. The best example is his longtime       Castro "friend" Nobel prize novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez. In what       appeared as a touching act of generosity and friendship, Castro gave his       friend "Gabo" his very own (stolen) mansion in Havana "We had remodeled       it right before, " remembers the Intelligence honcho, Fernandez "and we       installed more cables for bugging devices than for the normal electrical       appliances. We taped EVERYTHING! Fidel       doesn't trust ANYONE." He has no friends,never did ...!              Castro's top intelligence people would gather for the screenings of these       tapes almost like Hollywood types for an upcoming movie. "Hummmm, these       scenes are more scandalous than anything in any of her movies!" Fernandez       recalls a top intelligence officer chortling while watching the nighttime       cavortings of a famous Spanish actress. "Now, it really seems to me,       companeros," the Castro intimate chortled as he looked around the room,       "that this senora should be making more respectful comments about our       regime, right?"              "But famous Americans are the priority objectives of Castro's intelligence."       says Fernandez. "When word came down that models Naomi Campbell and Kate       Moss were coming to Cuba the order was a routine one: 24 hour a day       vigilance. Then we got a PRIORITY alert, " recalls Fernandez, "because there       was a rumor that they would be sharing a room with Leonardo Di Caprio. The       rumor set off a flurry of activity and we set up the most sophisticated       devices we had."              "The American actor Jack Nicholson was another celebrity who was bugged and       taped THROUGHLY during his stay in the hotel Meliá Cohiba," states       Fernandez, the man in charge of the bugging.              Turns out, however, that at least one visiting dignitary foiled Castro's       intelligence. On his visit to Cuba in 1998, Pope John Paul's assistants       discovered and removed several bugging devices from his Holiness' hotel       room. Perhaps Castro had a grudge against the Papacy. Most don't recall,       but in Janurary 1962 Pope John XXIII ex-communicated Fidel Castro from the       Catholic Church. It seemed fitting, considering the hundreds of Cuban men       and boys crumpling to Castro's firing squads while yelling "Long Live Christ       the King!" during their last       seconds alive.               **************              Humberto Fontova is the author of " Fidel; Hollywood's Favorite Tyrant,"       described as "absolutely devastating. An enlightening read you'll never       forget" by David Limbaugh. "A remarkable book," says Phil Brennan. "An       eye-opener. Fontova explodes myth after myth." David Horowitz says:       "Humberto Fontova has performed a valuable service to the cause of decency       and human freedom. Every American should read this book."              lavozdecubalibre.com              --       http://www.latinamericanstudies.org/cuba.htm              Aforismo Samurai: De nada vale que los demas digan que tienes razon, cuando       tu corazon pregunte,       ¿que le responderas?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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