Subversive Historian

[Moorbey]

Frederick Douglas Escapes Slavery
Boca de Sama Attack

Back in the day on October 12th, 1971, the small Cuban fishing village of
Boca de Sama in the Eastern part of the island was attacked by boat.
Gustavo Villoldo, a Cuban exile and CIA agent at the time, recently spoke
of his role in the operation in a feature story published by the Miami New
Times. Villoldo, driven by revenge, claimed that an old CIA contact met
with him back in 1971 regarding an armed attempt to overthrow the
communist regime of Fidel Castro. The attack and invasion of Boca de Sama
was to be a test run for a larger operation. On the morning of October
12th, Villoldo and his men assembled and sailed from Key Biscayne, Florida
to raid the Cuban fishing village upon arrival. Castro, in a speech after
the attack, likened it to a ?pirate raid? and declared that, ?the
responsibility for these cowardly and bloody incidents falls on the U.S.
government and its confederates.?

Two Cubans were killed in the machine gunning of Boca de Sama and two
teenage girls were also wounded with one needing to amputate her leg.

For Uprising, this is your truth professa? saying it?s no mystery why they
conceal our people?s history

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