Cuba collapse - Drinkin’ rum and Coca Cola

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Captain Manning said:
I just think allowing that Communist shithole to continue to exist so close to the U.S. has been a national embarrassment for the past 67 years.
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Name one time since Korea that America’s nation building has worked out?

Even WW2 was a fifty percent success rate. We let ZOG run rampant throughout West Germany and we’re primarily responsible for why Germans are such buck broken faggots to this day.
 
Onepumpplumpchump said:
Not leaning false flag on this one I think some retards got to close and some trigger happy officers shot and killed them. Now Cuban government knowing they're fucked beyond saving at this point is trying to play the angle of they shot first. The officers are probably dead at this point too knowing how Cuban government works
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The odds that none of the people on the boat are American citizens is decent. Cuba published the registration for the boat and if some decent folk got killed or arrested by the Cubans someone would be screaming about it by now. What are the odds that 10 people can be killed or captured by the Cubans without one of them having a wife or family members wondering what the hell happened to them by now?

If Cuba killed some drug smugglers or other illegal scum then good on them. They can keep the ones they didn't kill and the boat as well.
 
Irene and 22 others said:
The odds that none of the people on the boat are American citizens is decent. Cuba published the registration for the boat and if some decent folk got killed or arrested by the Cubans someone would be screaming about it by now. What are the odds that 10 people can be killed or captured by the Cubans without one of them having a wife or family members wondering what the hell happened to them by now?

If Cuba killed some drug smugglers or other illegal scum then good on them. They can keep the ones they didn't kill and the boat as well.
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problem: if it was a rental, it would absolutely show as registered in miami or somewhere else, especially if the business is in miami. easily could have been someone who wasn't supposed to be back for another week, or even another month. perhaps they're a somewhat large family who are taking a trip to florida as a group and were involved in a little drunken boating.

there's so little information right now, it's really impossible to say what the actual situation was at all, we can't say WHAT a decent chance of anything is, and even we who claim to lean one way or another on false flag are doing so based on the retardedly little evidence we have, and the lack of crowing from the government immediately after, not anything to do with the hard evidence of what's proven or not.
 
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I will burgersuit eternally if this was actually Cubans getting trigger happy on an American vessel.

The Soviets in the cold war jumped to "mistake" before "M.A.D.", we can literally remove the island from maps forever.
 
MugolEx said:
Cuba is close, but not so close that you can easily mistaken your course and end up in their waters
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I agree that you wouldn't accidentally end up next to the island unless you were on a multi day trip, since the current is against you and most boats cruise around 30 mph. Cuba is 90 miles off the coast of Key West, which is a four hour drive from Miami plus the current generally runs from Cuba up north which is why many of the "boats" that make it from Cuba don't really have much steering, since the current already takes them towards the US.
 
MetokurGroomedMe said:
there's so little information right now, it's really impossible to say what the actual situation was at all, we can't say WHAT a decent chance of anything is, and even we who claim to lean one way or another on false flag are doing so based on the retardedly little evidence we have, and the lack of crowing from the government immediately after, not anything to do with the hard evidence of what's proven or not.
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Yeah this is basically the fun period where speculation happens, like this one
The Mighty Banth said:
I agree that you wouldn't accidentally end up next to the island unless you were on a multi day trip,
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They were just trying to catch marlin, bro
 
Irene and 22 others said:
The odds that none of the people on the boat are American citizens is decent. Cuba published the registration for the boat and if some decent folk got killed or arrested by the Cubans someone would be screaming about it by now. What are the odds that 10 people can be killed or captured by the Cubans without one of them having a wife or family members wondering what the hell happened to them by now?

If Cuba killed some drug smugglers or other illegal scum then good on them. They can keep the ones they didn't kill and the boat as well.
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If it is drug smugglers nothing will happen. The fact they reported on this so quickly makes me think otherwise. Its like they're trying to sweep up this shit quick. Also the boat was from Miami, maybe the boat was stolen or maybe it was some people who drank too much and got to close.
 
Justice Tony said:
If it's registered in Miami it's most likely a boomer who tried to extract a family member. They're probably in Miami and they're far more likely to open fire on the government when outnumbered than a drug smuggler.
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You think some snow boomer in Miami is more likely to fire upon the cost guards than drug smugglers? How do you even come to that conclusion? That makes 0 sense honestly. Why boat out 200+ miles when you could just fly in and not leave? There's still flights. Get a passport. Fudge some paperwork. Profit. You dont need to enter a fire fight with the coast guard. Also if you're risking your life for this family more, just to die in a barage of gun fire or worse jail in America, why even bother in the first place?

I dont doubt these extractions happen but that doesnt seem like what happened. Maybe your right though.

Idk every boat practically in the ocean in that area registered in Miami. Doesn't mean much honestly also. Boats are like planes the registration seldom matters much into who actaully owns it and where those folks reside.
 
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