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Cuba
Obama is moving to normalize relations with Cuba. Good.
After 50 years of sanctions in Cuba and North Korea what has been accomplished besides starving the people. Nothing. |
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BTW - putting the Cubans and the North Koreans in the same basket is bullshit. Cuba is of absolutely no danger to this country. North Korea is a different story. North Korea is a danger to everybody who isn't North Korean, and probably a danger to most North Koreans as well. |
Grand scale?
Normalization with Cuba is a very minor thing. |
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I support normalized relations with Cuba too. Please tell me, Ike, why it is that I think this way. |
Ike, how much money would it take to get you out of this country. I will help a little.
Only stipulations is that when you realize just how fucking stupid you are, you can't come back. |
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Free universal healthcare on a par with any first world county. Free higher education. Awesome salt water fishing. No goddamned racism. I'd go Hemingway in a minute for that! |
The young Cuban Americans will support the president, but the old guard will rally against it.
Remove the sanctions and the Castros will lose their cover. |
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We're the only assholes in the entire world that doesn't have normal relations with Cuba. Because we are assholes. What's going to happen when Cuba is opened up to Americans and they get to see for themselves that Castro isn't a fire breathing Devil and that Cuba isn't the Commie Hellhole our government has made it out to be? |
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White and near white Cubans have much more family connections with Cuban Americans.
As a result remittance to Cuba from the US heavily favors white Cubans. This creates in an economically impoverished state some racial unease. When the state freed up up its restrictions on small business white Cuban were much better able to open small enterprises. |
Looks like the 'pubbies are up in arms about this EO. Buncha snivelers. :rolleyes:
Poor Rubio.:rolleyes: |
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Follow the money. Dave |
I think the sanctions started in 1961. So, in 50+ years or so Castro is still in power. At some point when whatever you have been doing is not working you have to think that continuing to do it is simple stubbornness.
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Question I have (aka I am wondering) as to why now? Release of Alan Gross? Probably not just that. There is something far reaching here. For all I know, Mr. Obama may be trying to get under Putin 's skin. Also wonder what the GOP reaction will be. |
All this mud slinging is detracting from an interesting topic.
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Six months from now only the faithful watchers of FOX will still be upset. I believe even the old Cuban Americans will see this as a good thing. Free travel and getting family members to the US. So will this be a end to the instant Visa acceptance at the border for Cubans?
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I had not thought about the Putin angle although I don't know that they care much about Cuba in this era. No telling what all their motives are. |
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