As you all know America has been trying to punish Cuba for 67 years (Don't you dare) for freeing themselves from American Neo-colonialism. Trump has imposed tariffs on countries that trade with Cuba and obviously America has already been doing that with the Embargo but this is different because the embargo only prevents ships that have traded with Cuba, the tariffs affect the entire country. I think that these tariffs will affect the material conditions in Cuba but it won't collapse the government, but this is also concerning because the real threat is America invading Cuba like Venezuela, even though the last time America invaded Cuba it didn't go so well this time things are different. America docent use troop-ships to land and engage in traditional combat, America is too pussy for that, instead America uses drones so Cuba would be demolished in war. The only difference between Cuba and Venezuela is that in Cuba there is no opposition movement within the country, outside the country there is the Gusano-lobby of course but there is none of that within the country and I think that the Cuban people might resist and it could turn into an Afghanistan. Because Amerikkka wants to enslave the cuban people and turn them into Amazon warehouse workers and use there island as one giant Epstein-Island and I think that the Cubans won't like that because I'm sure that many of them have read books.
>that in Cuba there is no opposition movement within the country
Kek, you fucking wish
12 yo hands typed this post. Cuba is fucked regardless.
>>2673023I meant to say that there is not institutional opposition within the government since it is a one-party-state. Of course there are Americucks in the country.
>>2673038>12 yo hands typed this post.Can you be more specific and point out what it is that you disagree with rather than insult me?
>>2672887Ignore the other posters comrade, this board has a lot of right-winger trolls and glowies constantly trying to derail debate.
As for the future of Cuba, it is difficult to tell for sure as we aren't privy to what happens behind closed doors in the Pentagon and the White House, but the fact that the Island doesn't have too many natural resources (particularly hydrocarbons) in principle makes it a low priority target. I believe the US isn't short of enemies they want to focus their military against instead; particularly Iran.
>>2673065>Ignore the other posters comrade, this board has a lot of right-winger trolls and glowies constantly trying to derail debate.Thanks
>As for the future of Cuba, it is difficult to tell for sure as we aren't privy to what happens behind closed doors in the Pentagon and the White House, but the fact that the Island doesn't have too many natural resources (particularly hydrocarbons) in principle makes it a low priority target. I believe the US isn't short of enemies they want to focus their military against instead; particularly Iran.That's true, they have some oil but it is not that much, really the only think I has that Amerikkka would want is beaches to throw Diddy-parties on.
>>2673065Sadly, I think the U$ is much more likely to attack Cuba then Iran, because Cuba is a Socialist State while Iran is a Shia Islamist Theocratic Fascist Controlled Opposition Crypto-Zionist/U$ Puppet State, and my gut tells me that the U$ Military “buildup” in the Middle East and the phony “tensions” with Iran are a ruse to distract from an imminent attack on Cuba, 😂🤣🤢🤮!