re: Cubans Getting Pissed

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The only emotion they honor is abject delusional misery - they have lost all capacity for logic, humor, patriotism, love, graciousness, truth, generosity, self respect, self respect, brotherhood, . . . . . . .

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I’ll go by personal experience in regard to Ireland.

fricking wrong.

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In Ireland last month (and previously). They are NOT Trump fans. This goes from personal experience from the pub to the market to the office.

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The UK as a whole

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and Ireland

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And what is banging pots on the pavement supposed to achieve?

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No military buildup preceded the Cuba operation. No special forces were deployed. No shots were fired on Cuban soil. Executive Order 14380, signed January 29, 2026, declared a national emergency regarding Cuba and authorized tariffs on any country supplying the island with petroleum.

The order followed Operation Absolute Resolve by twenty-six days. Venezuela had been supplying approximately 35,000 barrels per day to Cuba, representing more than half of the island’s total oil requirements under a longstanding barter arrangement. That supply line vanished the morning Maduro was extracted from Caracas.

Mexico, which had become Cuba’s secondary petroleum supplier, halted its own shipments under U.S. tariff pressure shortly after.

The New York Times described the result accurately: the United States’ first effective blockade of Cuba since the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, achieved without a single naval vessel enforcing it.

The human record of what followed is documented and specific. On March 4, 2026, at approximately 12:41 in the afternoon, Cuba’s national electrical grid suffered a complete and sudden disconnection. Two thirds of the country went dark simultaneously from Pinar del Rio to Camaguey, including Havana. The grid had been generating only 1,180 megawatts against a national demand of 2,250 megawatts before the additional plant failure. Two power plants had gone offline for lack of petroleum. Only 40 percent of waste disposal trucks possessed enough fuel to operate, leaving refuse piling in Havana’s streets. Jet fuel became unavailable at nine airports. Hospitals required families to bring their own medical supplies.

The average state salary of 6,500 Cuban pesos per month amounts to less than $13 at the informal exchange rate. A carton of thirty eggs costs over 3,000 pesos. Maria Elena Sabina, a Havana resident, told reporters: “There’s no electricity here, there’s no power here, there’s no gas here. Change is needed, but quickly.” United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres issued a warning in February that Cuba’s humanitarian situation will worsen if its oil needs go unmet. Trump told CNN on Friday that Cuba is going to fall pretty soon. Senator Marco Rubio told reporters: “If I lived in Havana and I was in the government I would be concerned, at least a little bit.” Senator Lindsey Graham was direct: “Cuba is next. This communist dictatorship in Cuba, their days are numbered.”

The Cuba approach is a documented doctrine distinct from every previous American attempt to dislodge the Castro successor regime. The Bay of Pigs failed in 1961 because the instrument was wrong for the target. Six decades of embargo produced economic pressure without collapse because Venezuela’s subsidized oil sustained the regime through every cycle of American sanctions.

Remove Venezuela’s oil supply through a thirty-minute ground assault in Caracas and the entire Cuban state architecture begins failing within weeks.

No invasion required.

No American casualties.

No congressional authorization for the use of military force.

Just the strategic application of energy denial to a target whose single critical vulnerability had always been petroleum dependency.


Cuba is falling without a single shot fired on Cuban soil. That is not coincidence. It is the doctrine working exactly as designed.

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It’s like the whole World is begging for Trump, except the left in our own Country

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