account of romance and peril, adventure and patriotism.
Fueled by love -- love of family, of country, and of each other -- a
young couple must face the most wrenching of choices: remain in the
country they cherish, lose the wealth and position their families strove
for generations to attain, and watch their children grow up impoverished
under a terrifying regime; or risk escaping with no money or possessions
and leave behind all they have ever known to begin a life in the Land of
the Free.
"Adios, Havana" describes the disintegration of a prosperous civilized
society and offers counsel on how to prevent a similar catastrophe from
happening in America.
With illegal immigration becoming a national issue, America's foreign
policy toward Latin America in need of urgent revision, and leftist
governments sprouting in nations as strategic as Venezuela, the time has
come for America to face a fifty year old reality: A communist country
ninety miles from the US must be isolated or eradicated if we want to
protect hemispheric stability.
Even without oil, Cuba exerts today more influence in Latin America than
ever before. "Adios, Havana" proves that history is beginning to repeat
itself in neighboring countries and that peace cannot exist as long as a
cancerous mole ninety miles away from our coast continues to thrive.
"Adios Havana" was written to express the author's sincere gratitude to
the American people for their generosity toward the oppressed and to
awaken the sleeping giant to threats looming across the gulf and south
of the border.
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AndhraNews.net News for May 8, 2006