The Abandon Harris Mob Has Blood on their Hands

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87. ""He thinks he's a revolutionary figure"

Now I have never heard of this guy before, but that’s a phrase I have heard before.

In 1982, I was invited by the Cuban government to go down there to visit with them for a couple of days. The Bay of Pigs was over 20 years past, and there was occasional cooperation on matters of mutual interest. It was a rare such matter, and I had nothing to do with the current U.S. (Reagan) government at all. They sent word to their “Cuban Interests Section” of the Czechoslovak Embassy in Washington, and I had to go down there to get their visa stamped into my passport.

While I was waiting for them to do the paperwork, some guy came in demanding a visa to visit Cuba, shouting, “Yo soy revolucionario!” I’m a revolutionary! The Cuban staff rolled their eyes, shook their heads, and said with their facial expressions, “another one.” I left the building with my Cuban visa stamped in my passport. “El revolucionario” did not (he left before I did, at their encouraging).