Are Cuba and Venezuela,(two banana republics) or two communist and terrorist regimes?

Question

why do communists fin Cuba and Venezuela smuggle illegal cocaine rom Colombia to Florida, using Cuba as a jumpboard?

Answer 1

Cuba and Venezuela are banana republics that gain so much profit from the cocaine trade that are introduced to the US Mainland.  Communists are good in smuggling to finance their dictatorial rule.

Answer 2

I think US is trying to find a reason to attack venezuela and they use silly excuses like these ones. Then the news back the story and so you have a country that is No 1 drug producer (Columbia) but you are cool with that.

But then you are told that drugs make this silly circle and you just believe it.

US is worried with communism spreading in the south and is trying to justify a new war to benefit form venezuelan oil control.

Answer 3

they are two narco-terrorists banana republics

Answer 4

yes, they are

they smuggle illegal drugs and humans to Florida

CIA is investigating DEA

for corruption...

Answer 5

First of all, drug smugglers are neither terrorists nor communists. They are just plain criminals....

Second of all, most of the cocaine that gets into the states does son through mexico...

Drug enforcement is actually pretty drastic in Cuba. And according to reports, one of the few items in internationals relations where cuba and the united states have mantained some kind of under the table coordination and joint efforts.

Finally, I do agree with you that drug trafficking has to have some degree of envolvement and corruption on the side of american law and defense institutions...

For example, how come the United States has such an advanced airspace control but nonetheless statistics mention that numerous private airplanes go from mexico to the us smuggling drugs every month...

Before dismissing what I said, just try to get some info about it. If drug trafficking from Cuba to the United States was really big, don't you think that the states would use it as justification to attack the "dictatorship"?