Pastors for Peace, please help me save my life.

“Let us not love in word: but in deed and in truth.” John 3:18

Dear Pastors for Peace:

Thank you for taking the time to read me. I’m writing to you again regarding my situation: the state of total helplessness I meet, to the point that I might die. Quite honestly, I live in a constant state of anxiety because I don’t want to die now and I don’t want to die in a foreign country. I don’t ask money!

My name is Manuel Castro Rodríguez. I have 65 years old. I was born on February 7, 1949, in Havana, Cuba. The only citizenship that I have is Cuban.

Manuel Castro Rodríguez

I am an activist involved in the struggles for peace with social justice across the world. I am an unemployed professor from early year 2012, due to I refused to make illegal acts in the Panama International Maritime University (UMIP) and besides, I was fight for to change things for the better Panamanian education. I am guided by these words of Martin Luther King: “There comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe, nor political, nor popular, but he must take it because conscience tells him it is right.”

If you would like additional information about to the best of my ability, I invite you to visit my website where you can access to my curriculum.

This month a delegation of Pastors for Peace will visit my homeland: Cuba. I envy them, because the government of Cuba will not let me enter my native soil. Google Earth it’s the only way I can ‘visit’ the country where I was born and I love very much.

I am a leftist opponent of the Castro’s dictatorship, because I have a deep sense of humanism and I love the freedom. It is my website.

In accordance with the article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

    (1) Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each state.

    (2) Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country.

However, tens of thousands of Cubans prevents us from entering our country. This is not a monstrosity?

I visited your website. I really did not like, because in relation with Cuba is full of mistakes as you can see on my website.

I need that Pastors for Peace do me the favor of to make all the necessary arrangements with the government of Cuba for me to be repatriated to Cuba. I’d rather die in a Cuban prison that to be homeless in Panama.

Pastors for Peace, can you answer me please? Remember, I don’t ask money!  

Pastors for Peace, thanking you in advance for your attention and help that gives me,

Manuel Castro Rodríguez

Pastors for Peace, a quarter century of be supporting the regime of military Communists of Cuba.

Pastors in 26: peace people celebrating the assault on a military barracks

  By José Antonio Fornaris

Havana, Cuba, July 2013. - . Pastors for peace, the Organization of religious of the United States that focuses on collecting different items for donation to the Government of Cuba, is visiting the island again.

It is the tenth fifth occasion on which those pastors come and already in Santiago de Cuba to participate in public events to mark the anniversary of sixty of the Carlos Manuel de Céspedes, Moncada barracks attacks, and taking of the provincial Saturnino Lora civil hospital.

As it is well known, those war episodes were those that gave home to violent itinerary that Fidel Castro and his followers began on July 26, 1953.

Don't need any arguments to prove that nothing peaceful is attack with deadly force and surprisingly two military centers and take a hospital, something unusual in any warfare, for thence shoot against the counterforce that didn't even know that it had been declared enemy.

So, the question is very reasonable: what makes a person who proclaims peace celebrating a bloody act of war?

Since Castro and his followers took power, more than 54 years ago, the symbolic White Dove became a rare avis.

Therefore, if the so-called pastors for peace are allies that regime stalwart, the answer is obvious: only peace lovers have the name.

One of the paradigms of these people is Ché Guevara. Some of the buses of second hand that that group has donated to the Government of Cuba, passing through the cities of the island with the image of the "heroic guerrilla".

And Guevara, know it all, never was in favor of peace. The greater part of his life was a cry of war, at the same time that left well explicit its philosophy to jump-start the peoples: hate.

In the early days of its arrival to power, Castro denied over and over again, emphatically, be communist. He then justified this attitude saying was how to protect the win because the people had a bad opinion of communism.

After a quarter century of be supporting in a public way the regime of military Communists of Cuba, what obvious is that these pastors are not Christians or peace-loving. At least, is the reading of their activities.

Pastors for Peace’s Shameful Visit to Cuba.

Pastors for Peace’s Shameful Visit to Cuba |

While they were touring Cuba in busses, dissident Oswaldo Payá died under suspicious circumstances. The caravan ignored Payá and all Cuban dissidents. While ignoring Cuban prisoners of conscience, Pastors for Peace also met with relatives of the Cuban Five and portrayed them as “anti-terrorist Cuban fighters” unfairly held in U.S. prisons.

Pastors for Peace thus gave humanitarian aid to a nation they claimed is a model of healthcare, education and job opportunities, as Sandino Gomez put it. They maintained silence on human rights violations and remained uncritical of the Communist Castro regime. They ignored Cuban dissidents but defended agents of the Castro regime who spied on the United States and facilitated attacks on those who flee Cuba. And of course they denounced the U.S. embargo.

Pastors for Peace are the last worshipful defenders of a loathsome Marxist-Sadist regime. They would be wise not to be in Cuba when that regime comes tumbling down, which cannot be long delayed.

Read article here.