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Is the U.S. planning a war with Cuba? It seems that way.
New reports say the CIA has moved a significant number of assets into Cuba, following the same playbook it used in Venezuela.
And Washington seems to be building a story to gain public approval, complete with official statements and government reports. All designed to shape what you think. The goal? Paint Cuba as the great enemy.
Marco Rubio has also been trying to sell us that view, stating in an interview: “people forget that when it comes to things like espionage and influence operations, they actually are an influence and espionage superpower.”
An espionage superpower? Really?
Most people think of the U.S., Russia, and China as superpowers, certainly not Cuba.
To support those claims, Rubio pointed to a recently released State Department report on Cuba that says the country has been responsible for violent insurgencies across multiple continents.
The report also linked Cuba to extremist movements in the U.S., including the Black Panthers, Antifa, anti-ICE collectives and Marxist militant organizations.
Are we supposed to believe that a tiny island is capable of all this?
The report even showcases this quote in oversized text: “Name any disturbance in the United States – on campus, in the streets, anywhere – and I’ll name you the leaders of it who have been to Cuba.” – Unnamed State Department official, 1970
An anonymous quote from more than 50 years ago? Is that really supposed to convince anyone?
So why push this narrative now?
Politico reports the U.S. is planning to send more intel assets to Cuba. The outlet says “Such intelligence moves could portend actions ranging from a U.S. military operation in Cuba to stepped up efforts to turn Cuban officials or ordinary citizens against the regime,” similar to what they are pulling on Iran right now.
And if the objective really is to turn Cubans against their government, Washington seems to assume the Cuban people aren’t intelligent enough to understand what’s really causing their suffering, which is U.S. sanctions.
The U.S. has imposed the longest-running trade embargo in history, over 60 years, which has left Cubans with no fuel, no electricity, and running water sometimes only for one hour a day. The reality is that the U.S. has been slowly killing the people of Cuba.
If Cuba isn’t a genuine military threat, then what is motivating all of this?
Possibly the fact that Cuba hasn’t fallen for Washington’s recent “humanitarian aid” rescue package or the false diplomacy it has offered, and so they are moving to Plan B.
Could there be another motivation? Cuba’s valuable beachfront real estate, much like the redevelopment visions that have been floated for Gaza?
