On May 18, 1:57=A0pm, chris <christiane.stock...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
[snipping ****tions of Chris's posting already debunked here, or too
lame to bother with]
> > > Your activities as a lying pro-castro lobbyist are well do***ented
in =
SCC.
>
> > Oh, really? We know that we you =A0are on record actually bragging
about=
> > your lobbying exploits (see "PL =3D Paid Lobbyist?"),
>
> actually Mr. Christensen your inability to post anything to back up
> any of the claims (see the golf thing), the fact that part of it was
> exposed a self-serving lie (the nature of the Club Med hotel in
> Varadero) and the attempt to use partial snippings from a message
> that said the opposite of what you claimed to mislead people (the
> "lobby" sarcastic remarks with the denial of the fact in front) has
> shown that this is just a slanderous lie that you malignously spread
> about PL
Not my words -- PL has painted himself into a corner with his OWN
words.Remember, we are STILL waiting for some kind of explanation from
him about those "Belgian ministers" of his at Club Med who, by his OWN
words, were there in connection to his lobbying efforts. (For details,
see the recent thread, "PL =3D Paid Lobbyist?") He remains extremely
evasive on this and many other matters.
>
> > but where is your
> > proof I have been paid to "lobby" anyone?
>
> can you tell me where PL has ever claimed that you were being paid for
> the lobbying you do?
[snip]
He hasn't said so directly -- he isn't THAT stupid -- but his own
words imply this (those "Belgian ministers" of his at Club Med, for
instance). He desperately wants us to believe what a great mover and
shaker he is on the world stage, hence his boasting of his exploits
that he has since come to thoroughly regret.
> > No matter how you slice it, Mr. Lobbyist, eight cents worth of food
> > per day does not go very far -- certainly not far enough to get you
> > off the hook for what amounts to genocide!
>
> > > is 1/3 of food Cubans receive through the rationing as your
political
> > > masters in Cuba have confirmed and you have duly calculated for us.
>
> > > "According to Alim****t, in 2006, the total in im****ts and related
cost=
s
> > > paid to U.S. companies exceeded $570.8 million."
>
> > =A0Consistent with US data, that comes to 14 cents per Cuban per day
> > including "related costs."
>
> (cut)
>
> actually it doesn't is consistent at all Mr. Christensen.
> For it to be consistent there shoul be 6/8=3D 75% costs on the delivery
> of food to Cuba.
So, who is "lying": the US government or the Cuban government? Your
desperation is showing again, Chris. At most, you are quibbling about
6 cents worth of food per person per day! How can anyone take you
seriously? Your anti-Cuban bias is clear for all to see.
Dan
Visit my CUBA: Issues & Answers website at
http://www.netcom.ca/~dchris/Cuba=
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