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A View From The Bridge: Or
Death Of A Salesman, perhaps? Hey, even
The Crucible, at a stretch!
Arthur Miller on Cuba, Castro and the U.S. embargo. Honesty and clarity refreshingly transcend the usual socialist/liberal/conservative divide. Or, at the very least, a damn good read from one of our (i.e. the world's) greatest dramatists. [
Via Arts & Letters Daily. Click here for the text-only version. ]
posted by MiguelCardoso
on Jan 5, 2004 -
25 comments
An American Tragedy: No
habanos; no
Havana Club; not even a
dram of that lovely new rummy
Glenfiddich malt whisky! Although the embargo is still popular with the Jesse Helms crowd and certain
Cuban immigrés,
resistence is
higher than
ever. Why does it go on? From the outside, it just looks like obstinate stupidity. What is it with the Democrats, especially? Are they still covering up for JFK's mistakes? He, at least, had a
good stock of Cuban cigars [
well, Petit Uppmanns...] with which to sit the
crisis out... What gives? What could possibly justify Americans
missing out on such a massive scale? If for the pleasure of a decent smoke or even proper
mojito or
daiquiri alone?
posted by MiguelCardoso
on Mar 9, 2003 -
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