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So we've been pursuing a failed policy for ~65 years? Why didn't trump fix this when he first made america great again back in 2016?
Because nobody was threatening to release his 38,000 mentions across over 5,300 documents in the Epstein files. Hell, they called Clinton to testify with under 1,200...
This is the lead paragraph from a Council on Foreign Relations analysis published today:
Since January, the Donald Trump administration has severely limited oil shipments to Cuba, a decision which has sparked fuel shortages, sharp price increases, and prolonged power outagesâthe country has already experienced three nationwide blackouts in March. Cubaâs recent economic and energy crises stem from a combination of long-standing structural challenges and policy decisions, including underinvestment in the energy sector, but Trumpâs hard-line policies and economic sanctions have exacerbated these difficulties since he returned to office in 2025.
Ding Ding Ding!
The trump doctrine: Create a problem, grift some money, make a half assed attempt to fix the problem you created, let some one else actually do something good, take credit. We are part way through step 3 in Iran, but step 4 is problematic, so he's skipped to step 5. Never skip step 2 though.
Location: Perched on the precipice of the cauldron of truth
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Mar 31, 2026 - 10:17am
kurtster wrote:
Yes, you are correct. How about the microwaves, aka Havana syndrome, beamed at our personnel stationed there ?
I want to stay on the point I was making.
This is the lead paragraph from a Council on Foreign Relations analysis published today:
Since January, the Donald Trump administration has severely limited oil shipments to Cuba, a decision which has sparked fuel shortages, sharp price increases, and prolonged power outagesâthe country has already experienced three nationwide blackouts in March. Cubaâs recent economic and energy crises stem from a combination of long-standing structural challenges and policy decisions, including underinvestment in the energy sector, but Trumpâs hard-line policies and economic sanctions have exacerbated these difficulties since he returned to office in 2025.
