by Sean Fenley
Featured Writer
Dandelion Salad
The Anything and Everything
Sept. 11, 2010
“[The Internet] has put an end to secrets… We are seeing a high level of investigative journalism, that is within reach of the whole world.”
-Fidel Castro Ruz, First Secretary of the Communist Party (Cuba)
Those who have seen the JFK movie are, no doubt, intimately familiar with the ominous, deep ops know-it-all Mr. X. The role was, of course — played by the veteran actor Donald Sutherland — and the character was based upon the real life U.S. Army Colonel Fletcher Prouty. Another star of an Oliver Stone movie and military man, Fidel Castro, seems to be making his own attempt to be a kind of wide-ranging Mr. X of a certain variety, exposing hidden truth and subterranean information for the benefit of all of those who would care to hear. The Comandante seems to have gotten into the business of prognosticating events, exposing elite clandestine gatherings, and in general opining about the dark and shadowy forces that are coalescing behind closed doors.