There is an article at The New York Times about revolutionaries and legacy.  It looks back at the story of some men who fought Batista in the late 1950s.  These men apparently sit around these days hoping that the next generation will preserve the legacy of the revolution. What legacy are they hoping to preserve?  What are we talking about?  The so-called revolution is desperately looking to the U.S. to bail it out from 50-plus years of misguided economic policies.  The only people who have benefited from this revolution are the Castro brothers and the beneficiaries of their overseas bank accounts. The reporter missed two key points in the article. First, he never asked the aging revolutionaries about their dreams in the late 1950s and the reality of a communist dictatorship.  In other words, did any of these men believe that Cuba would trade one dictator for a communist dictatorship?  The reporter gave them a pass and did not...(Read Full Post)