Pentagon puts building blocks in place for Cuba invasion
cwwc
29 points
24 comments
May 28, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (5 comments)
Jtsummers
Actual title: > Pentagon puts building blocks in place for Cuba invasion
mindslight
Let's try some 4-D chess. What is the overall plan here? Open up multiple wars-of-choice to settle decades old vendettas held by aging boomers, deplete the United States' stockpile of weapons, close up the suitcase operation when the People finally get wise to the treachery, and then abscond to China where they already call Trump the "Nation Builder" ? Meanwhile Big Tech is hoping their panopticon and AI drones will be complete enough that they can keep the People under control as what remains of the sidelined government continues burning, ushering in their desired corpo-authoritarian society?
b3ing
They want land, it’s the next Hawaii for real estate
Bombthecat
Time for a new stock ath!
d--b
I feel that there would be a real opportunity to make peace with Cuba at the moment. It’s really weak with its major allies engaged in conflicts. But I doubt that Trump and the Cuban diaspora in the US just want peace or remove the leaders like they did in Venezuela. They really want to take the whole thing. Rich Cuban families that were driven out by the revolution want their land back. And Trump probably wants another golf resort and its name on the 51st state. It’s a shame that the president is not great at making deals.