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|    Leroy N. Soetoro to All    |
|    So What Were Our Genuine Enemies Up to W    |
|    18 Jul 25 01:44:04    |
      XPost: alt.politics.republicans, alt.law-enforcement.corruption,       alt.politics.trump       XPost: sac.politics, talk.politics.guns       From: leroysoetoro@americans-first.com              https://townhall.com/columnists/humbertofontova/2025/07/12/so-what-were-       our-genuine-enemies-up-to-while-brennan-headed-the-cia-n2660255              “(In Aug. 2015) an unmarked U.S. government plane landed at an airstrip in       Havana, carrying…John Brennan, the director of the C.I.A. Brennan was       there to meet with Alejandro Castro-Espin (Raul Castro’s son, the KGB-       trained head of Cuba’s counterintelligence service, who authored a book       titled “U.S.-Empire of Terror”) and discuss increasing intelligence       cooperation between the two countries. Brennan considered Cuba’s spy       agencies the most capable in Latin America, and hoped to work with them       against drug cartels and terrorist networks.”              Brennan definitely had a point. Thanks to the CIA’s historic penchant for       hiring and promoting people like John Brennan, Castro’s DGI and DI has       historically run rings around the CIA, while guffawing.              But it gets even “better:              “Brennan’s talks with Alejandro Castro took place at a discreet government       guesthouse, where a day of formal negotiations was followed by a banquet       featuring a spit-roasted pig. U.S. officials said that, during the talks,       Cuban leaders made it clear that they respected the C.I.A.”              I bet! But “respect” probably isn’t the proper word—unless The Pink       Panther “respects” inspector Closseau and The Roadrunner “respects” Wile       E. Coyote.” The word “appreciate” fits much better. Perhaps these       (thoroughly-documented) historic items will help us understand this       unbounded appreciation:              In 1987, Cuban intelligence officer Florentino Aspillaga defected in       Prague and revealed that every single Cuban agent (four dozen of them) the       CIA had recruited to spy on the Castro regime since 1962 was a double       agent controlled personally by Fidel Castro. Now backtracking a few years:              “We’ve infiltrated Castro’s guerrilla group in the Sierra Mountains. The       Castro brothers and Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara have no affiliations with any       Communists whatsoever.” (Havana CIA station Chief Jim Noel, sneering in       typical CIA, Ivy league blueblood manner at tacky warnings from Cuban       “McCarthyite deplorables” in Nov. 1958.              (In fact, all of three of these hardcore Stalinists poised to take over       Cuba had a KGB-handler named Nikolai Leonev since 1954!)              Now let’s fast forward to April 2015, just a few weeks prior to Brennan’s       ultra-secret trip to Havana:              “Cuba is not a threat to the United States…They don’t implicate our       national security in any way…The government of Cuba has not provided any       support for international terrorism during the preceding six-month period;       and the government of Cuba has provided assurances that it will not       support acts of international terrorism in the future.” (President Obama       after meeting with Raul Castro in Panama and recommending that Stalinist       Cuba be removed from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, April 14th,       2015.).              Presumably the head of the CIA at the time John Brennan, who had been a       close national security advisor to Barack Obama since his 2008 campaign,       signed-off on (and maybe even encouraged) Obama’s decision to whitewash       and legitimize the Castro-Family-Crime-Syndicate. Never mind that this       whitewash required taking one of modern history’s most infamous liars at       his word.              But in fact, only a few weeks before Obama’s (and presumably Brennan’s)       giddy acceptance of Castro’s promise (“cross my heart and hope to die!”),       Castro got caught red-handed supplying Chinese-made arms to the Western       hemisphere’s oldest, biggest and most murderous terror-group: Colombia’s       FARC. The terror-death toll from these Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de       Colombia (FARC) exceeds 200,000, and includes more U.S. citizens than were       murdered by ISIS.              So maybe it was a mere coincidence that the very week Obama (with       presumably Brennan’s support) planned to remove Cuba as a terror-sponsor       the mainstream media (especially CNN) blacked-out any mention of this       blatant terror-sponsorship by Cuba in our own backyard?              You see, amigos: In February 2015, Colombian authorities found 99 missile       heads, 100 tons of gunpowder, 2.6 million detonators, and over 3,000       artillery shells hidden under rice sacks in a ship bound from Red China to       Cuba that docked in the port of Cartagena Colombia.              Most Cuba-watchers immediately guessed what was up. And crackerjack       Colombian (NOT CNN or New York Times, heaven forbid!) reporters quickly       investigated and exposed the Castro-regime’s terror-sponsoring scheme. In       brief:              – The arms were from a Chinese manufacturer named Norinco and the       recipient was a Cuban company named Tecnoimport.              – But the ship stopped in the Colombian ports of Cartagena and Baranquilla       (where the FARC is based.)              – Colombia’s crackerjack newspaper El Espectador also reported that many       Norinco-manufactured arms had already been captured from FARC guerrillas       over the past ten years. This proliferation of Cuba-smuggled Chinese arms       to the terrorist FARC got so bad that in 2007-08 the Colombian authorities       sent a diplomatic protest note to the Chinese.              This awkward information at such an awkward time, needless to say, might       have hampered Obama’s plan (with presumably Brennan’s support) to cleanse       the Castro regime from any taint of terror-sponsorship—at least for people       with half-a-brain.              But shouldn’t the head of (probably) the world’s largest and most       lavishly–funded intelligence agency (the CIA) have been aware of this       Cuban terror-sponsorship on our very doorstep? So how could he possibly       sign-off on Obama’s howler that “the government of Cuba has not provided       any support for international terrorism during the preceding six-month       period?”              Two years earlier (with John Brennan the recently appointed CIA director       by Obama) Panamanian authorities discovered unregistered Russian missile       parts and actual MIG jets hidden in a North Korean ship that had just left       terror-sponsoring Cuba and was bound for terror-sponsoring North Korea       through the Panama Canal. All the Russian made contraband was hidden under       sacks of Cuban sugar. An investigation by a U.N. panel (no less!)       concluded that the Cuban smuggling was a blatant violation of       international sanctions.)              Shouldn’t a CIA director have been aware of this illegal, blatant and       repeated smuggling of arms from one terror-sponsor to another in our own       backyard?              Of course. But looking the other way was very convenient for de-       classifying the blatantly guilty party from the list of terror-sponsors--a       condition Castro demanded before he would deign to allow Obama to       legitimize and enrich his regime. The Castros, you see, knew full well how       Obama desperately craved the “opening to Cuba” for his “legacy.”                     [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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