WHY Cuba Fears Trump

With Obvious Reasons!!
{Updated: Sunday, September 9th, 2018}

     This week -- on Sept. 5th, 2018 -- Politico, arguably the most influential media source in Washington because of the extreme left-wing tilt of the once-pertinent Washington Post -- used the AP photo above to headline a massively long article written by Thomas Wright. It's this week's best and most important review of the Trump White House and all Americans should skip the left-wing/right-wing propaganda that saturates America's television "news" coverage and read this article. It expertly explains why the Trump presidency is a dire military threat -- not to big boys like Russia or China, but to smaller more vulnerable nations, like Cuba. The incisive Politico article started with the above photo of John Bolton, a right-winger well-known for his war-mongered views. The Trump administration is now awash with right-wingers from the Bush dynasty. President George W. Bush once shocked America's allies by naming Bolton the U. S. Ambassador to the UN. Of course, it was a brief recess appointment that was withdrawn before it came up for confirmation by the Senate. But President Trump didn't have to consult the Senate when he shocked America's allies by naming Bolton America's TOP NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER. The U. S., trying to wiggle out of its trillion-dollar, 17-year war in Afghanistan, certainly doesn't deserve John Boldon as its National Security Adviser because many sane people fear Bolton will ADVISE Trump to settle disagreements -- not with Russia or China, of course -- but with littler nations like Cuba that might later involve cataclysmic regional consequences or even attract participants like Russia or perhaps China.

    With National Security Adviser John Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, President Trump's two most powerful advisers on Foreign Relations comprise a duo that Americans have a right to consider extremely dangerous, especially Americans who would like to avoid wars and who cringe at hundreds of billions of dollars in new weapons sales to nations like Saudi Arabia to benefit America's vast Military Industrial Complex. {Remember Eisenhower's famed warning? If not, you should dial it up online}. Bolton's war-mongering ideals have been prominent in all recent Republican administrations and, when Democrats control the White House, his war-mongering lucratively pinpoints right-wing Think Tanks and "news" programs. Bolton is fiercely opposed to Revolutionary Cuba. Pompeo, when in Congress, supported or proposed every anti-Cuban measure in Washington.

     America's President Donald Trump -- as of September 7th, 2018 -- has spent 586 days in the White House. Everyone of those days, the mainstream left-wing news media has pushed aside the coverage of news and almost totally concentrated on a coup to overthrow Trump instead of waiting for the 2020 election when the majority of Americans should make that decision. The coup is enormous and probably Trump will indeed succumb to it sometime in 2019, his third year as President. Indeed, the coup-mongers have many billions of dollars and a huge slice of the U. S. media to overwhelm Trump because his fierce enemies include the owners of...the NY Times, Washington Post, NBC, MSNBC, CNN, ABC, and CBS. It also seems that America's most powerful conservative voices, such as Russ Limbaugh, are now resigned to Trump in 2019 falling victim to the left-wing media coup that might evolve into volatile chaos. And Limbaugh is correct when he says that former President Obama is the elephantine shadow that will assure the success of the coup that will prevent Trump from finishing his 4-year Presidential term. Study the above Limbaugh graphic.

   In America's two-party system, Barack Obama is still the leader of the Democratic Party whose left-wing tilt put the improbable Trump in the White House in the first place. In the last two years, the Dems have swung even further to the extreme left, with Obama still the leader. In two terms as President prior to Trump, Obama proved to be the bravest, most decent, and most intelligent United States president when it came to trying to correct America's ageless extreme cruelty and utter stupidity regarding its quest to first dominate and then exploit Cuba, a process that began in earnest in 1898 with the Spanish-American War. Obama was the first U. S. President to visit Cuba since Calvin Coolidge arrived in a warship in 1928. And Obama's visit was to show respect for the Cuban people. Obama accomplished many positive things, such as reopening embassies in Havana and Washington for the first time since 1961, but since the 1980s a handful of Batistiano exiles from Little Havana in Miami have dictated Cuban policies in the U. S. Congress and, of course, in all Republican White Houses. So indeed, Cuba would be better off and so would America's worldwide reputation if Obama's Democratic Party replaces the Republican President Trump in the next few months or at least in 2020's election.

    President Trump simply does not have the moral authority or the political expertise of former President Barack Obama.

Also, there is something else in play that the mainstream media does not have the guts to admit, and that is this: There will never be a U. S. president, especially Trump or anyone aligned with the Bush dynasty, that will ever approach Fidel Castro's enduring popularity on the island of Cuba. Castro died at age 90 on Nov. 25-2016 and Cuba's new President is a non-Castro and a non-revolutionary, Miguel Diaz-Canel. But it is still Fidel's Cuba and there remain on the island millions of Fidel idolaters who would fight to the death to defend his revolution. If Americans don't understand that fact it is because they have been lied to, and to support such lies the Batistianos and their sycophants try massively hard to make it "illegal" for Americans to visit the island lest they {HEAVENS FORBID} judge it for themselves.

     One of Fidel's most ardent idolaters is Cuba's new President, Miguel Diaz-Canel, the former Education Minister.

    But Cuba is only an island and the nearby United States is the world's economic and military Superpower. And that's why the image above -- with President Trump pointing at Mauricio Claver-Carone -- symbolizes the distinct possibility that while Trump is President military action, prompted by some concocted PRETEXT, might well occur to at long last overthrow the pugnacious Cuban Revolution. If, indeed, that is Claver-Carone's plan he would hope to take advantage of Trump's obsession with avoiding impeachment and with the fact that even a threat of nuking Cuba would not make much of a ripple in the mainstream media. Every single major Trump adviser -- such as the aforementioned John Bolton and Mike Pompeo -- are fierce anti-Cuban war-hawks. And every single key appointment by Trump that directly affects Cuba is a fierce and self-serving Counter Revolutionary -- led by Mauricio Claver-Carone. Foreshadowing a drastic attempt to overthrow the Cuban government while Trump is President is the glaring fact that Claver-Carone is taking over as America's top man regarding Western Hemisphere Affairs. That means that Cuba and all nations friendly to Cuba in the Western Hemisphere will soon feel the wrath of Mauricio Claver-Carone now that he has the Trump-provided backing of the world's strongest military and the world's largest economy. And greatly exacerbating that basic fact are two things: {1} The mainstream U. S. media doesn't have the guts to tell the U. S. people the significance of Trump pointing to Claver-Carone; and {2} this generation of propagandized and intimidated Americans has neither the courage nor the patriotism to speak-out about whatever Claver-Carone, backed by Commander-in-Chief Trump, has in store for the vulnerable island of Cuba.

Also, 5 updated or pertinent photos:

     This REUTERS photo shows a security guard on the phone outside the U. S. Embassy building in Havana. Former President Obama opened embassies in Havana and Washington for the first time since 1962, but with Republican Trump now the U. S. President, the two embassies are now essentially gutted.

     This Tampa Bay Times photo shows a cruise ship in the far corner preparing to  dock at Havana Harbor.

     This Roberto Garaycoa Martinez photo shows two lovers silhouetted against the well-lit Havana skyline at night.

      This Tubal Palez Hernandez photo shows the late Revolutionary icon Fidel Castro, lower-right, making a speech on Sept. 8-2000 at the Riverside Harlem Church in New York City.

    This Yo Soy Fidel {"I Am Fidel"} photo is an accurate illustration that in September of 2018 Fidel Castro, who died at age 90 on Nov. 25-2016, remains the dominant force in Cuba.

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