Henry Kissinger’s dark secret: Why the warmonger’s even worse than we thought
„Kissinger … had previously planned an underground effort to improve relations with Havana,“ according to the Times, „[b]ut in late 1975, [Cuban dictator Fidel] Castro sent troops to Angola to help the newly independent nation fend off attacks from South Africa and right-wing guerrillas.“ This effort by Castro, which had little bearing on any major U.S. interests, was apparently an unbearable act of impertinence — at least in Kissinger’s eyes. His reaction, says the Times, was „infuriated“ and „incensed.“
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