These days a small country led by a malevolent dictator can do a lot of damage. Aided by both Russia and Communist China, Fidel Castro is developing sophisticated biological weapons on a large scale and using communications technology for espionage and interference with U.S. Air Traffic Control.

Not much information has been released by the U.S. Government, and none by our  asteemed media regarding Castro's production of biological weapons 90 miles from our shores -- perhaps so as not to interfere with the current  proffers to Castro of "good" relationships. 

However, in May 1998 Secretary of Defense William Cohen testified in Congress that Cuba possesses advanced biotechnology and is capable of mass-producing agents for biological warfare.

Former Deputy Chief of the ex-Soviet Union's biological warfare program. Colonel Ken Alibek, documented recently to the CIA that, concealed in Cuba's medical research complex, Castro is carrying out a sophisticated program for high-capacity production of germ warfare agents during the last few years. Dr. Alibek tells us that Castro's program started in 1981 when former Soviet Premier Brezhnev visited Cuba and arranged to help Castro with the technology.

Recently the FBI arrested 12 Castro agents caught spying in the United States, including military installations. Since Castro has no real need for military data, it is quite likely that he is selling that type of information to the Chinese, North Koreans or perhaps Saddam Hussein.  It is strangely hypocritical to rush half-way around the world, to spend so many lives and billions of dollars on a seemingly needless war with Iraq.

FIDEL CASTRO DEADLY SECRET

Five Bio-Chem Warfare Labs

by Martin Arostegui

Vol 14, No 26 July 20, 1998
From Insight Magazine (Washington Times)

Throughout the island, according to documents smuggled out of Cuba and made available to Insight by Alvaro Prendes, a former Cuban air force colonel who now is the Miami-based spokesman for the Union of Liberated Soldiers and Officers, a pro-democracy movement within Cuba's security services, point to continuing Cuban support for international terrorism and drug trafficking.  They tell Insight that, according to CIA documents, Russian specialists still operate the electronic listening station at Lourdes on the northeast tip of Cuba which taps into U.S. communications. During the Persian Gulf War, this station forwarded strategic information to Iraq. Castro initiated his chemical-weapons program in 1981 when Soviet technicians built a plant to produce tricothecen, the main component of "yellow rain," in an underground tunnel complex at Quimonor in Matanzas province. The program was expanded some years later with the construction of another chemical-weapons facility in Pinar del Rio, where Cuban and Soviet technicians began experimenting with mixtures of germs and toxins to produce anthrax.

Castro's Cuba is one of the few countries in the world, who refuses to condemn international terrorism. Here is an excerpt from: THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE Patterns of Global Terrorism 2000 - Europe Overview

Combating terrorism, including arresting numerous ETA members and raiding logistics and support cells. France regularly delivered detained ETA terrorists, including several senior leaders, into Spanish custody. Spain also secured a pledge from Mexico to deny safe-haven to ETA members. Spain welcomed the condemnation of ETA in November by all Ibero-American presidents -- except Cuba's Fidel Castro, whose refusal seriously harmed bilateral relations. (also see below)

What is America doing to protect its Southern border from this terrorist only 90 miles from its shores? Let us not forget that during the Cuban Missile Crisis, Castro sent a letter to Soviet Premier Kruschev asking him to launch a surprise nuclear attack against the United States!