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She's former senior advisor to the Secretary of State, Mr. Pompeo, Senior Fellow Thotson Institute,

and a surprising piece of news about the Castro family.

Once upon a time, Fidel Castro was astride the earth as the revolutionary of the future,

always in his khaki or dark green uniform acting as if he just came out of the jungle,

no matter how punchy he became over the years and how

chubby he wore that uniform at various meetings of what was then called the Third World.

I even have a photograph of Castro sitting there holding forth to these rapt attention of

young men, one of whom is Ali Homeni himself, the future Ayatollah. It's amazing what Castro inspired in the

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