US Aid Worker Made Little Effort To Hide Work In Cuba
WASHINGTON (WJZ) — The Maryland man who spent five years locked away in a Cuban prison is speaking about the experience in his first interview since being released.
Tracey Leong has the details of his last moments as a prisoner and his hopes for freedom.
It has been nearly a year since Alan Gross was released from a Cuban prison. Sunday night on 60 Minutes, he told Scott Pelley how he was able to survive in captivity.
“I said to myself, `Where the hell are they?'” he said. “`Where are they?'”
Not just go to work, but go to actively undermine the Government and try to start a citizen uprizing (which we do all over the world every day). The funny thing is that if someone tried to do that in our country they would get a life sentence with torture in ......... Guantanamo Bay Cuba!
Don't feel sorry for him. Go to a communist country (especially being American ) to work. What could go wrong? ?
ReplyDeleteNot just go to work, but go to actively undermine the Government and try to start a citizen uprizing (which we do all over the world every day). The funny thing is that if someone tried to do that in our country they would get a life sentence with torture in .........
ReplyDeleteGuantanamo Bay Cuba!