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I don't understand what's the fuss about Cuba and Fidel Castro here (every newspaper is talking about). Any decent person with a minimum IQ can understand that Cubans suffer a lot at the hand of the communists. I lived 27 years in a Eastern European communist country and I know exactly what I am talking about. (Gore)Bruce's bleatings about "civility" are just a cover for his political agenda, which is to prevent the truth about the Castro dictatorship appearing at Wikipedia. I treat them with the contempt they deserve. My dictionary defines "verify" as "prove, confirm truth of." Wikipedia is about what is (a) true and (b) can be shown to be true. Adam 00:51, 1 May 2006 (UTC)When I get time this evening I will do a new edit of both this article and Elections in Cuba, based on the text I proposed (above) as part of the failed attempt at a settlement with the pro-Castro faction (which now seems to consist of Bruce and Michael, with Zleitzen occupying a neutralist position). I think this is a very fair and balanced text. However my offer to delete the description of Cuba's political status in the opening paragraph in exchange for an agreed text is now withdrawn, so that will stay. Adam 03:50, 1 May 2006 (UTC)But you did respond, Zleitzen. You specifically said that you would not write a "why Cuba is a democracy" section for my text. If you have changed your mind about that, fine. Adam 04:20, 1 May 2006 (UTC)Once again you are most obtusely misrepresenting what I asked you to do. I didn't ask you to say why you think Cuba is a democracy (if indeed you do). I asked you to complete the sentence "The Cuban Government and its supporters argue that Cuba is a democracy because..." In other words, to summarise the argument that Cuba is a democracy, as a balancing section to the text saying that by most objective criteria Cuba is a not a democracy. I am perfectly capable of writing it myself, but I was trying to be as accommodating as possible to the pro-Castro faction by asking them to write it themselves rather than have me paraphrase their arguments for them. But if none of you / them are willing or able to do so, I will do it myself. I for one am trying to bring this extremely tiresome process to an end. Adam 04:43, 1 May 2006 (UTC)Merecat, I agree with your characterization of Cuba's political system. Still, notice that in other sourcebooks, such as any encyclopedia or The World Almanac, under the description "government-type" the Cuba and other Communist regimes are either described as "republics" "federal republics" (in the case of the Soviet Union) or "Communist states." It is widely understood that these terms are often fig-leaves in the context of describing a "government-type." At any rate, thanks for your contributions to the talk page. It's a relief to see another well-informed user watching things around here. 172 | Talk 18:26, 1 May 2006 (UTC)