Israel, Nazis and the Blockade Against Cuba

Published in Ahora
(Cuba) on 29 October 2014
by Iroel Sánchez (link to originallink to original)
Translated from by Robert Sullivan. Edited by Nicholas Eckart.
If you are a U.S. citizen and want to live in Cuba, the United States treats you worse than a Nazi.

One could draw this conclusion after seeing a report by the Associated Press showing that dozens of suspected Nazi war criminals and SS guards are collecting millions in Social Security benefits from the United States after being deported. Social Security benefits are something that Washington does not allow for Cubans who have worked in the U.S. if they commit the crime of living in Cuba.

It is one of the many hard-to-explain ethical contradictions made by the U.S. government that led the international community to condemn the economic, commercial and financial embargo against Cuba on Oct. 28 by a vote of 188 to 2.

It is reported that among those receiving the benefits Washington refuses to U.S. citizens if they try to live on the island, there were soldiers who guarded the concentration camps where millions of Jews were exterminated, a scientist who used slave labor to advance his research for the Third Reich and a Nazi collaborator who coordinated the arrest and execution of thousands of Jews in Poland.

However Israel, the Jewish state, has made the hunt for Nazis a doctrine, chasing World War II war criminals all over the planet, and is the only government that voted with the U.S. in its solitary task of opposing the universal condemnation of its genocidal policy toward Cuba.

I guess it has to do with U.S. support of Israel in its task of confronting the universal condemnation of its genocidal actions against the Palestinian people.


Si usted es ciudadano americano y desea vivir en Cuba Estados Unidos lo trata peor que a un nazi.

Esa pudiera ser la conclusión después de saber, por un reporte de la agencia AP, que docenas de sospechosos de ser criminales de guerra nazis y guardias de las SS cobraron millones de dólares en beneficios del Seguro Social de Estados Unidos tras ser expulsados del país. Beneficiarse de su seguridad social es algo que Washington no permite hacer a los cubanos que han trabajado en EE.UU. si cometen el delito de residir en Cuba.

Es una de las muchas contradicciones éticas difíciles de explicar por el gobierno estadounidense que hacen que la comunidad internacional haya condenado este 28 de octubre por 188 votos a favor y dos en contra el bloqueo económico, comercial y financiero de EE.UU. contra Cuba.

Se informa que entre los que recibieron las prestaciones que Washington niega a los ciudadanos estadounidenses, si pretenden residir en la Isla, había soldados que custodiaban los campos de concentración donde exterminaron a millones de judíos, un científico que usó a trabajadores esclavos para hacer avanzar sus investigaciones en el Tercer Reich y un colaborador nazi que coordinó el arresto y ejecución de miles de judíos en Polonia.

Sin embargo, Israel, el estado judío que ha hecho de la caza de nazis una doctrina, persiguiendo a los criminales de guerra de la Segunda Guerra Mundial por todo el planeta, es el único gobierno que acompaña a EE.UU. en su solitaria tarea de oponerse a la condena universal por su genocida política hacia Cuba.

Supongo tenga que ver con que Estados Unidos acompaña a Israel en su tarea de enfrentar la condena universal por sus acciones genocidas contra el pueblo palestino.
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