MIM's Street Talk for May, so what really happened

Since this has been in the making privately among the know, I didn't want to mentioned it till it became public.

This is the number one story of the Biden Admin. and NOW the people world wide are now going public with.

1. China has intentions of building a network of intel in Cuba.
2. Once Trump was out of office the news on the street began to tell the truth.
3. So, what will the USA Military do about it, forget President Biden, he, among the US military already know he is a freaking TRAITOR among all the US Military troupes.

a reply to: musicismagic

What do you suggest they do?

a reply to: musicismagic

You need to provide a little background information.

The Guardian

China has reached a secret deal with Cuba to establish an electronic eavesdropping facility on the island roughly 100 miles (160km) from Florida, the Wall Street Journal has reported, but the US and Cuban governments cast strong doubt on the report.

Such a spy installation would allow Beijing to gather electronic communications from the south-eastern United States, which houses many US military bases, as well as to monitor ship traffic, the newspaper reported.

Yes, biden is a traitor. No background citation needed to substantiate that fact.

What kind of operations do western countries have near China?

This may be a tit-for-tat situation and if it isn't, we should make it one.

a reply to: musicismagic
I suggest that it is time to retire MIM's streettalk.
For my needs, I find that it does not provides much genuine data or even new arrows toward any truths.

'Sorry....

originally posted by: Observer19
a reply to: musicismagic
I suggest that it is time to retire MIM's streettalk.
For my needs, I find that it does not provides much genuine data or even new arrows toward any truths.

'Sorry....

The arrow of truth can hit the heart of truth at a silence speed of truth. Sometimes one can hear what is being spoken in the wind. Is it true, or is just BS. Sadly this post was about the top bass not wanting to lose their pensions. Go and tell the truth to Biden, well, one can as we all know during the Obama adminstration how many were fired. As you speak about "genuine" data, one has to ask ourselves here on ATS, what is that?

a reply to: musicismagic

A "genuine truth" is can be no more than an educated opinion that we have collected from looking out on the world, an insightful perception that grows from absolute ignorance. But I'm only speaking for myself...as you are doing.

a reply to: LittleJake
China with an eavesdropping facility on Cuba. They really don't need to be that close. And I wonder what the USA has. Oh yes, 5 eyes. Eavesdropping facilities in the USA, UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. Now think about Australia and New Zealand, you can't get much father away from anywhere. So distance aint a problem.

a reply to: crayzeed

I’m sure it didn’t help we put new embargo’s on Cuba. The country is already dilapidated, cities in disrepair, cars from the 50’s, non existent supply chain.

If the story is true, it comes to no surprise Cuba took any money they could.

Cuba is 90 miles from our shore, we had an opportunity to bring them back into the fold, but we pushed them to a different sphere of influence, again.

a reply to: CriticalStinker

lets not forget that the Castro regime only recently ended its reign, and still the communist party rules the political system there.
Oliver North

On December 26, 2021, the Chinese embassy in Havana announced He Lifeng, director of the PRC’s National Development and Reform Commission, signed a Belt-and-Road agreement with the Cuban government. With this compact, Cuba became another on a growing list of nations surrendering their sovereignty to communist China

And that was before the russians invaded ukraine.

But don't get me wrong, I firmly believe this it "tit for tat" as Mr. North is no friend to central America/Cuba and no stranger to spreading "influence", for lack of a better term

a reply to: datguy

Same goes for Venezuela, where Russia provides most of their loans and oil infrastructure help. All collateralized by energy assets.

a reply to: musicismagic

Unlike your other opinion threads I see you went heavy on the sources for this one.