re: Cuba's next.

I remember my Dad and I digging a bomb shelter in our backyard during the Cuban missile crisis.

We were living in Bradenton, FL at the time because of my Dad's job.

He came home one day, with two D handled shovels, and we started digging. The man was intense.

I stepped in my first pile of fireants that weekend ... learned my lesson early.

We lined that shelter with railroad ties, threw tin over the top and covered it with dirt from the hole, 10x10x8.

Then my Momma, little sister and little brother went to stocking that thing with food.

Dad got a 55 gallon syrup drum from the nearby Pepsi bottling plant and we cleaned it out a filled it with water.

When we moved back to SC and Dad bought the farm, it was non-stop prepping through the 60s and into the 70s until I went off to college.

My family still preps today.

Kids these days cannot imagine the old duck & cover drills.

John Barron

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Cuba can be a loyal of things for America if we take control. The situation ia very dire there. I am still buying care packages for my ex through Supermarket 23. I feel like I may have bought a lifetime's worth of charcoal at this point

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What would happen if Trump put out a statement to the Cuban people they may be considered for statehood if they reject en masse their communist oppressors and allow the US to rescue their asses from 65 years of shite hole communist hell? I think if Trump spurred the removal of the communists from power in Cuba a large majority of Cubans would be ecstatic and they would be ready for freedom and unbridled prosperity, the likes they have not seen since before the Communist takeover.

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I remember my Dad and I digging a bomb shelter in our backyard during the Cuban missile crisis.

We were living in Bradenton, FL at the time because of my Dad's job.

He came home one day, with two D handled shovels, and we started digging. The man was intense.

I stepped in my first pile of fireants that weekend ... learned my lesson early.

We lined that shelter with railroad ties, threw tin over the top and covered it with dirt from the hole, 10x10x8.

Then my Momma, little sister and little brother went to stocking that thing with food.

Dad got a 55 gallon syrup drum from the nearby Pepsi bottling plant and we cleaned it out a filled it with water.

When we moved back to SC and Dad bought the farm, it was non-stop prepping through the 60s and into the 70s until I went off to college.

My family still preps today.

Kids these days cannot imagine the old duck & cover drills.

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He came home one day, with two D handled shovels, and we started digging. The man was intense.

I stepped in my first pile of fireants that weekend ... learned my lesson early.

We lined that shelter with railroad ties, threw tin over the top and covered it with dirt from the hole, 10x10x8.


My man, I'm all about this in south central Missouri in preparation for the potential shite show that is coming if we fail to secure the constitutional republic in the next 5 years. There are over 1.5 million acres in south central Missouri that is the Mark Twain National Forest. The Mark Twain forest encompasses the most remote and primitive land in the state and if shite hits the fan it's a great place to bug out. You can still buy un-improved land for $3k-4k/acre with springs, plenty of game and like minded patriots.

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We can only disengage globally if we can be the full hegemon in the western hemisphere. Letting Russia and China have a foothold 90 miles off Miami negates our ability to achieve that. Venezuela is off the board. Cuba will fall shortly. Brazil should be next.

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Exactly

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Thank you. The conquest machine won't stop, which is sad for what was supposed to be an America First message.

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Cuba is no threat to this country. They were only a threat when the USSR (who no longer exists), were putting nukes on their island. The 1960s are calling…

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Look at a map.

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Then invade and occupy them. Our shitty strategy of merely putting our weight on one side of the scale in other country’s domestic affairs is incredibly expensive and without exception unsuccessful.

Otherwise, leave them alone. Do it or don’t.

I have to think if they received real support they would want it. Many of the Cubans, while not a large representative sample, want that. Not sure how those still over there would react. Russia is another issue as well

The place could be another hawaii. Strategic and tourism all in one place. Puerto Rico would be a better example. If you looked at it from a profit and loss standpoint for our government it would operate at a net loss. However, the private industry makes vast amount of money and the strategic and economic zones are of great value