If the Cold-War is over, why is Cuba's leftist puppet communist regime still frozen ?

Question

To cover drug trafficking criminal activities between Cuba and corrupt Florida state ?

between Jeb Bush and Raul Castro ?

Answer 1

It is because Cuba is a puppet banana republic ( a Narco-Communist puppet regime )

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DW9mCjffW...

DEA focuses on Cuba's covert role in facilitating international drug traffic during the ten years between 1979 and 1989. As early as the late 1960s, the Cuban government apparently realized that it could gain by providing safe haven and other support for the major drug cartels and sundry independent traffickers operating in and around the Caribbean.

The huge amounts of dealer payoff money to be had in return for the privilege of communist Cuban government protection was one obvious benefit, much of this money was used to finance paramilitary activities in Central and South America.

The insidious effects of the drugs themselves on Cuba's "Yankee imperialist" foes was, of course, seen as another benefit of collaboration with suppliers.

To  trace in some detail the tangled web of Cuban military and governmental involvement in drug trade up to 1989 and the infamous Ochoa trial, which supposedly purged the country of its major drug connections. Revealed in the process is a roster of unsavory and ruthless runners, operatives, moles, and bag men worthy of a pulp spy novel. The investigation labors particularly hard and long to demonstrate Castro's direct complicity in all these decade-long activities.

Answer 2

Must be Robinson Crusoe.

The castaway.

Still at loss and stranded.

On "Gilligan's Island"

Waiting for ship passing by.

With poor eye sight.

Having aged in time on "Gilligan's Island"

The ships keep on passing by.

Without being aware of it.

Luke 6.39-40,41-45,46-49

What do you think?

Answer 3

They are frozen. See any advancement at all in Cuba? No, only stagnation.  

Answer 4

Because the CIA need a warehouse for the tons of cocaine that they smuggle into the USA, and a whorehouse in the island for the Guantanamo personnel and  tourists in the warehouse puppet island.

Smugglers use a vast number of both air and sea trafficking routes to transport cocaine from South America to the United States. The most commonly travelled routes are through the Windward Passage between Cuba and Haiti, through the Yucatan Channel between Mexico and Cuba, and through the Mona Passage, bordered by the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.

Traditionally, 90 percent of the cocaine shipped by these routes has entered the United States at points along the Florida coast; traffickers now, however, more frequently deliver shipments to all the States along the Gulf Coast and elsewhere throughout this country. Cocaine traffic also now runs directly from Colombia's west coast to California and other western states. These shifts are perceived as a response by traffickers to increased law enforcement pressure in South Florida.

Answer 5

A puppet leftist terrorist regime that receive orders from washington.