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Rumors or nonsense { you decide } say Castro died in 1981 and was replaced - see details?

According to an article I read located here - http://www.uncoveror.com/castro.htm It states " Fidel Castro died in 1981, and was replaced by a look-alike CIA plant. The dictator ate tainted shellfish and died. CIA infiltrators wasted no time in covering this up, and installing an agent named Alexis Papagos to impersonate Castro, and run the country. This information comes to THE UNCOVEROR via Cuban national, Igor Davidovich Martinez. Why, then, does the U.S. government maintain the embargo against Cuba? "The CIA is turning a great profit by selling contraband Cuban goods on the black market," says Martinez, "and they don't want to give that up." The CIA sees to it that the embargo stays. What tipped Martinez off? Before 1981, the real Fidel Castro nearly always wore a military uniform. After that year, "Castro," really Alexis Papagos, appeared more often in civilian clothing. " My question - Truth or nonsense ?

Public Comments

1. nonsense! don't you think the CIA knew that Castro always wore military uniform, had they been trying to cover up his death why would the blatantly change a trademark of Castro, unless, of course, Castro never died, but just decided to stop wearing military uniforms!
2. Nonsense.
3. not true at all.
4. utter buffoonery!
5. The silliness of the whole supposition should be plain as day. Cuban immigrants=criminals kicked out of Cuba, or old men sitting around "Talking" about what they should do. Sounds like a comic book story to me.
6. Nonsense. It sounds like an article out of The Enquirer,Page 1, Castro Dead,Replaced By CIA Look Alike in 1981!... Page 2, Bigfoot marries space alien and produces offspring!
7. I agree with the first poster. nonsense!