Is Cuba still a threat to the U.S.?

[Tuatara]

I should have added that certain conditions should be met by Cuba such as returning criminals and cop killers who fled the U.S. like Joanne Chesimard. Barry Hussein is good at apologies but he is nothing but a community activist sissy when it comes to making tough deals. I expect we will get nothing.

Should Cuba apologize after the US apologizes for invading Cuba, bombing Cuba, planting explosives on a passenger jet and killing everyone on board and many many other attrocities.

US official documents that have been recently been declassified show that, between October 1960 and April 1961, the CIA smuggled in 75 tons of explosives into Cuba during 30 clandestine air operations, and infiltrated 45 tons of weapons and explosives during 31 sea incursions. Also during that short seven-month time span, the CIA carried out 110 attacks with dynamite, planted 200 bombs, derailed six trains and burned 150 factories and 800 plantations.

Between 1959 and 1997, the United States carried out 5,780 terrorist actions against Cuba – 804 of them considered as terrorist attacks of significant magnitude, including 78 bombings against the civil population that caused thousands of victims.

Terrorist attacks against Cuba have cost 3,478 lives and have left 2,099 people permanently disabled. Between 1959 and 2003, there were 61 hijackings of planes or boats. Between 1961 and 1996, there were 58 attacks from the sea against 67 economic targets and the population.

The CIA has directed and supported over 4,000 individuals in 299 paramilitary groups. They are responsible for 549 murders and thousands of people wounded.

Fifty years of US terrorism against Cuba by Salim Lamrani

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

"Is Cuba still a threat to the U.S.?"

Of course not.

It's well past the time to end this failed and pointless policy toward Cuba, including lifting all economic sanctions.