Mission Accomplished

More than 100 members of the Pastors for Peace caravan have returned to the US!

Earlier this month the caravan made its way across the US and headed south to the US/Mexico border where they then flew into Cuba with about 90 tons (!) of humanitarian aid. In Cuba, they were also at attendance to see the first US medical students to graduate in Havana, under a scholarship administered by the the Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization (IFCO).

The whole experience has been documented on the Pastors for Peace Blog of the 2007 Caravan to Cuba. There's video and audio links, and plenty of photographs to look at.

Congrats to the IFCO. Read the blog at your leisure, and leave a comment or two.

Pastors for Peace Blog

Just found out that the group Pastors for Peace has their own blog. They are currently posting news about their latest caravan of aid to Cuba. That's 90 tons (!) of humanitarian aid.

They recount how they were again stopped at the US/Mexico border and their caravan inspected by US authorities. 12 computers were "detained." Pastors for Peace states:

"What [US authorities] are taking from us today is purely symbolic. They are trying to show us that they are in charge. But we know that we are the ones in charge, and that the people's power will prevail."

The blog is very interesting. Please read the past posts at your leisure.

According to Babalu Blog, Pastors for Peace are:

- "[B]leeding heart self serving liberal leftist moral equivalence spewing sorry excuses for human beings."

- "[I]diots, [and] knowing and willing accomplices to terror and tyranny."

Check the links and decide for yourself.