I guess freedom to travel isn't in the constitution.
Might get infected with ideas.
Tom
On Thursday, July 26, 2001 at 12:54, astaire@xxxxxxxxxxx
<olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote on "Re: Re: [OM] travelling to cuba (u.," saying..
>
>
> > I read an article on the net about the fact Bush is
> > trying to clamp down on US citizens travelling to
> > Cuba, enforcing the $7500 fine you may have to pay if
> > they find out, apparently I have also heard that you
> > can bung a customs official $20 or so (in Cuba) and
> > they won't stamp your passport, a useful tip?
> > Its funny how Americans (I'm English) describe the US
> > as the land of the free, restricting someones travel
> > around the world seems to be something that China
> > would do?
> >
> > Chris
> >
>
> Well, there is the whole Castro thing - ya know.
>
> Although I do think we are to a point where its
> pretty ridiculous to prohibit travel to Cuba. And
> I certainly wouldn't mind if trade restrictions were
> lifted -- if for no other commodity than Cuban Cigars.
>
> Mark Hammons
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