Miami's Right-Wing "Opinion"

In Miami, amazing garbage can be considered legitimate opinion.  Carlos Alberto Montener is considered a leading voice on Latin America.  Why?  The answer is simple.  He is a right-wing Cuban "exile filled with hatred towards Cuba and is always eager to slander Cuba, Cubans, and the rest of Latin Americans.  He is never ashamed of himself as he insults the inteligence of his readers, for unless he is insane, he is intentionally dishonest and inconsistent in his "opinions".Below is my short but concise response to his "view" of the happenings in Ecuador, another country trying to break free from its subjugation to the U.S. A link is provided at the end if you care to read his opinion.

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" As Brazilians say sarcastically about their own country: Latin America is the continent of the future -- and always will be." Remember that line Mr. Montaner?  You wrote it.  It exposed your disdain for Latin America and your imaginary superiority.  You don't seem to reconize things correctly.  After all, in the same column as that gem, you put Lucio Gutierrez in the same group as Chavez, and Kirschner.  Gutierrez was obviously not who you thought, and the people of Ecuador have since corrected that mistake.
  Speaking of split public opinion as a reason for head of state to pause and pay attention, you must explain you desription of Bush as being "led astray by rationality" as a justification foor attacking Iraq.  Did he, the self-proclaimed "decider" pay any attention to the largest protests happenning all over the place, or perhaps it just didn't matter in the least as Cheney stated quite clearly?
  You sir are nothing more than a pseudo intellectual who has made a career badmouthing the ideas and  actions of an independent Latin America.  Just another Cuban "exile" who can't bear the thought of not being able to make Cuba  submit to your wishes. Everyone friendly with Cuba is your enemy and subject to your criticisms.  Please sir, do know that you are being led astray, but not by rationality.

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