Featured Obama push to normalize Cuban relations

As you've probably heard — or seen, if you've traveled to Cuba — food (and, at times, the lack thereof) remains one of the most striking emblems of Cuba's dysfunctional economic system. Let's just say that the agreement between Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro will probably eventually mean big changes for the food supply in Cuba.

http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/20...nge-in-u-s-cuba-relations-might-mean-for-food


U.S. agriculture has a big appetite for freer trade with Cuba. From wheat to rice to beans, the industry stands to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of President Barack Obama's plan to ease economic and travel restrictions imposed against the communist-ruled island.

http://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory/us-agriculture-big-appetite-cuba-trade-27715365

I have no idea why this was written.

 

Yes but now they have McDonalds and Burger King.

 

What the US corporations want is for the US government to extend credit to Cuba so that they can make money off the taxpayers as everyone knows that Fidel and Raul do not pay their bills. They have been dictators for 55 years and have no reimbursed people for property that they confiscated. The Canadians gave them credit and the Canadian taxpayers are stuck with the bill.

The reason that people are starving in Cuba is that Fidel and Raul want them to starve, especially if they are Afro-Cubans. Communists always starve their populations--look at North Korea where people eat grass.

 

I am really ignorant concerning anything about Cuba. All I know is they seem untouched by the things that kill people and pollute the environment, but for all I know, that could be false. Oh, and someone who went there said if I ever go, take people nice soap and toilet paper because it is limited there, but they have really good food.

So what is the deal? Why have we had a poor relationship with them, and why is it positive or negative if we don't? Someone said they're communist so we shouldn't, but so are other places we seem fine with. And what exactly is changing?

 

All communist dictators starve their people. North Koreans eat grass and still die of hunger. Stalin took all the food out of the Ukraine and starved thousands of them to death. Fidel and Raul live high wide and handsome like New Yorkers in an apartheid state where Afro-Cubans are disproportionally imprisoned based upon the income they got from the Soviet Union, forcing their doctors to work for slave wages while the state takes the rest of their pay, and also the 100,000 barrels of oil that Venezuela gives them everyday as payment for the KGB tactics that Cuba is teaching to Maduro to extend the communist repression in Venezuela as well.

However, that does not mean that Americans cannot have a good time in Cuba, just like in the old days, as everything is plentiful in the tourist sections, and much cheaper than Nevada, and there again the American cash helps keep Fidel and Raul rich but what happens in Cuba stays in Cuba, just name your desires.