old man pretends to be young girl on internet, gains inside knowledge on Castros

<p>[BBC</a> NEWS | Americas | Internet chat ‘dupes Castro son’](<a href=“http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8099925.stm]BBC”>BBC NEWS | Americas | Internet chat 'dupes Castro son')</p>

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<p>All I can say is, man, why don’t we use more tactics like this? </p>

<p>Maybe we could ensnare one of Osama Bin Laden’s family relatives or something. Better yet, gain access to North Korea or embarrass one of the CPC leaders of the PRC (to gain diplomatic leverage). Maybe there are religious hardliners in Iran that aren’t so pious…</p>

<p>bin Laden has no contact with his family, fool :)</p>

<p>Hah! This is… perversely funny.</p>

<p>The Miami Herald has the original chat logs. If you read Spanish you can entertain yourself here: [Fidel</a> Castro’s son tricked in Internet love sting - Cuba - MiamiHerald.com](<a href=“http://www.miamiherald.com/581/story/1095119.html]Fidel”>http://www.miamiherald.com/581/story/1095119.html). More than a little weird, really…</p>

<p>Tell me I wasn’t the only one bursting out laughing at the - un besote - donde el beso? exchange. It’s just such a wonderfully… audacious thing to do, and Antonio Castro walked right into it.</p>

<p>I wouldn’t quite call a 27 year old a young girl…</p>

<p>Depends where you happen to be right now, chuy. To me, that’s young.</p>