An elephant in a small room

Was Vietnam seemingly a distraction? What is my point in asking? With relevance to the United States, I am obviously speaking about the war. I am not providing the history if you don't know all details. Research is a good way to educate ourselves. Abruptly, I will simply say that Cuba is and was the elephant in the room. Regardless of how literal one wants to take the statement, geographically or politically, it is an applicable analogy. Questions emerge from these ideas, historically (and precisely) in the global events which unraveled around the time of the early 1960s. Let's ask one of those questions, and see where it takes us.

Why would you go thousands of miles away to fight Communism, when you have it just 90 miles away in your backyard practically? Logistically, this doesn't even make much sense. Why don't we add the Bay of Pigs invasion to the mix. You drop the guys off, but then cancel the backup air strike for support which was part of the plan. Immediately, I would ask if this was a setup just to make sure that nothing was won. As nonsensical as this may sound, one can always say "we tried" without really trying. Not that the brave guys who went to fight would say this, but perhaps the Kennedy Administration could. Whether this was the case or not, let's zoom forward in time.

Move forward 60 years to the present, and we find that we have communism in the United States Congress, and in many other places such as our educational institutions. Is there a global agenda? It sure seems that way! In fact, a little research will tell you it's been going on for over 100 years in our country, now. A friend once informed me of the reality that FDR never gave Trotsky political asylum when he sought it. We know that Stalin had him killed in Mexico later on. Was FDR a friend of Stalin? Well, it has been said they became friends in that meeting in Iran. Some of those social programs FDR started seem a bit questionable, but let's get back to our focus on Cuba.

There are Cuban agents all over the planet doing substantial damage politically to achieve a globalist communist agenda. In fact, Cuba has done much damage to the United States, but no one says a thing about it. Remember Cuba is still the elephant in the room. Cuba is a third world country (which wasn't a third world country before the Castro regime), but now it couldn't possibly have the resources to do so much damage. Moreover, how could a tiny country do so much damage? Here is the thing about elephants in a tiny room, one can always look the other way to not see it, but eventually one runs out of all other places to look and has to admit it's there and has been there for over 60 years. Meanwhile, as we sleep, they continue to push and move forward the global agenda. When all your freedom has been taken away, it will be too late to wake up. My challenge to you is to prove me wrong. Good luck with that is my sarcastic follow-up.