US Discovering Cuba Exists, Threatens Negotiation (Again)
President Trump, fresh off a 'stunning' Venezuela operation that saw 32 Cuban military personnel killed (Axios's words, not ours), has suddenly remembered Cuba exists. Threatening 'NO MORE OIL OR MONEY' and predicting its imminent fall, this is merely a reheated version of decades-old US policy. Remember the Bay of Pigs, the endless embargo, or the previous twelve administrations that also
insisted Cuba was 'ready to fall'? This isn't a new threat; it's the same old, tired aggression wrapped in a Truth Social bow. The conveniently omitted context is the relentless 60-year economic blockade, which, unlike Trump's tweets, has very real, tragic consequences for the Cuban people. The 'sagging economy' Axios mentions isn't some natural phenomenon; it's the direct, intended outcome of US
sanctions. Now, with Marco Rubio channeling his inner Secretary of State, warning Havana to be 'concerned,' one might ask: concerned about what, exactly? More 'humanitarian' interventions that leave dead bodies and collapsed states?