There’s an information revolution in the air in Cuba — clandestine Internet access is being used to bypass government censorship. And what’s being downloaded is shared by flash drives. Now that communist thug Fidel Castro is out of power and his brother Raul is just a few years from becoming worm food (preferably sooner rather than later with the help of a noose or a firing squad), the time is ripe for overloading Cuba with free market alternatives to the Third World cesspool system that currently exists.

Although I’m not advocating that any laws be broken, it would be a very good thing if more computers, digital cameras, mp3 recorders, and memory sticks found their way into the hands of the Cuban people.

This isn’t a matter of imposing a U.S. style government on Cuba. Instead, you’re providing information for people to make informed decisions as to where they want to take a Free Cuba post-Castro.

If you want to make a difference, support Cubans who are risking their lives to see what we take for granted.

Hat tip to the NY Times.

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With an advanced international law degree from Georgetown University and more than 14 years of real world legal experience, Attorney Mike Young shows entrepreneurs how to protect and grow their businesses online. He's the author of "Internet Marketing Legal Secrets Revealed," "How to Create Your Own Internet Business Without a Lawyer for Under $175," and the creator of Website Legal Forms Generator^TM. Not just a lawyer who focuses exclusively on Internet and marketing law, Mike’s been working with computers for more than 27 years (his first computer was an Atari 400 with 8 KiB RAM) and started representing Internet businesses back in 1996.