Cuba, Castro and the King Solomon

The legend says that two women were claiming to be the mother of the same child. They were taken to King Solomon, a king known by his wisdom, so that he could resolve the situation. The King proposed to cut the child in half so that each woman had a piece of him. The legend says that in that manner the King discovered who the real mother was and he gave the child to her. In 1962, a greedy Cuban leader played the role of King Solomon's impostor mother. When facing the alternative of losing the power he had just gained or sacrificing the people to whom he had promised to defend, he proposed to a foreign government the destruction of not only his enemies but of his own people. The following historical documents will testify and enlighten those who consider themselves inheritors of King Solomon's wisdom.Morell, Luis Grave de Peralta is the author of 'Cuba, Castro and the King Solomon' with ISBN 9781418495978 and ISBN 1418495972.