Most decent Americans over the age of 40, and certainly all readers of The Anti-New York Times, already know that Fidel Castro was a brutal communist dictator who ruined Cuba — driving its mostly White upper and middle classes to flee to Florida while the communist state and its rabble hordes dispossessed any productive Cubans who stayed. All we care to say about the unrepentant old bastard who died in 2016 is "good riddance" and "rot in Hell."

Of more interest and value to our eager students of real history is the long-since forgotten story of the mighty media organization that dusted off the badly defeated rebel, put him back on his feet, and helped to install him as dictator. That’s right, boys and girls. Without the maneuvering of Sulzberger’s Slimes — namely the pro-communist correspondent Herbert Matthews (cough cough) — and the Evil Eisenhower State Department, Fidel Castro’s Marxist revolution of 1959 would never have succeeded.