Re: Bring your own generator if you want to visit the Hispanic failed state of Cuba

On 3/14/2025 12:38 PM, rbowman wrote:

On Fri, 14 Mar 2025 09:11:04 -0600, Burny Sanders wrote:
 

You are obviously well prepared for weather emergencies, as is your
nation.  As for Cuba, it was a thriving nation prior to Marxist Fidel
Castro's experiment with communism and his nationalization of American
owned companies without compensation in 1959.  He had support in the
U.S. for a brief period of time and was even considered a George
Washington style revolutionary figure.  It seems that several Democratic
Party mayors and governors in the United States want to take us down the
same failed path that Castro did in Cuba.  Not sure why you seem to be
upset by my post which paints a sad picture of Cuba today.

 Yeah, I remember when Fidel was a heroic freedom fighter working to
overthrow Batista's corrupt oligarchy. Then Castro declined to follow the
playbook and became a pariah. He did have the sense to send Guevara off to
anyplace but Cuba.
 I still can't see the sense of the decades long embargo though other than
revenge by wealthy Miami Cubans like Rubio.
 

The renegade Cuban expatriate was former DHS Secretary Mayorkas.  The story of Mayorkas was that his parents fled Eastern Europe (Ukraine?) to Cuba in the '50s.  There's a veil of uncertainty as to what their backgrounds were.  Were they communists.  It is known that they were of the Jewish faith, perhaps Khazarians.  Then Alejandro Mayorkas serves as some higher up in the Hebrew Immigration Society after his parents brought him to the U.S.A. from Cuba.  Then when Joe Biden appoints him to head DHS, he makes it his core mission to use demographic warfare in an attempt to turn the U.S. into a second Cuba, demographically speaking. If the heat gets too much for Mayorkas, he can flee to Tel Aviv, keeping up the tradition in his family of always fleeing whatever part of the world they had lived in. Trump ought to put his ass in Guantanamo even if there's a shortage of beds.  It would be poetic justice for him to land back on his native soil.