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DeSantis Lt Gov suggested busing Cuban "illegals" to Delaware Then she walked the statement back after some soft pushback from Miami Cuban-Americans.
I wonder how Miami Cuban-Americans will react to this? 🤔 >

With Florida no longer an electoral college issue, it's time to just get real with Cuba and just fuck those older fascist Cubans. >

As a mainland Cuban, this actually brings me hope. 
These people are amazing. >

I hope we can resume the process of normalization with your country friend.
I visited back in 2014 and the locals in Havana were so welcoming and really opened my eyes to how Cuba is. You guys deserve your sovereignty and I'm glad you guys are still doing okay. >

I've been looking at doing some tourism via Canada. Do you have any recommendations as far as places to stay or fun activities for couples? My girlfriend and I have had it on our bucket list for years. >

When will people realize that the US purposely sabotages left wing countries with sanctions and boycotts. >

Did you see that UN lady try to pass off a pro government Cuban activist as an anti government protestor, and when the activist responded, she was banned off Twitter?
Like it's not even just the US government, it's even social media. >

Did some research, her name is Betty Pariol Quesada, her account is literally still restricted. >

It's Elon's twitter-world, and we just all smile and wave. >

Unfortunately, as much as I hate Elon, the initial ban occurred in 2021, prior to his acquisition of Twitter. 
Twitter has been under the boot of the US government for ages. >


Twitter has been under the boot of the US government for ages.

An age is a long time and inaccurate.  By the reckoning provided by the "Twitter Files" it's only been since 45 took office. >

As if nobody was aware that all of those activists are just looking for additional income by processing immigrants from the island, they could give a shit about that banana republic's government bad rep. >

Is that a lot of lawyers? It doesn't feel like a lot