The Russian Navy is now in the U.S. backyard and there is nothing the U.S. can do about it. Now is anyone in Barack Obama's administration smokes Cuban cigars the Russians can light it for them, because they are so close.
Jokes aside, what is now happening in South America is a reversal of the games the Bush regime played in Georgia. The Russian are now opening trade relations with quite a few countries in Latin America, and the U.S. has no power to stop them. Of course gone are the days when the U.S. rattled its sabres and put the fear of God onto Latin Americans. Remember how they used Latin America as a testing ground for new weapons, now there is no way that they can ever return to that period.
I only hope that Barack Obama will not listen to idle talk and cause trouble in Latin America. Obama can now lower the sanctions against Cuba and think about opening trade relations with that isloted country. The choice is now Obama's to make, and he should make overtures to Cuba.
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Russian Navy enters U.S. backyard
The Russian Navy is now in the U.S. backyard and there is nothing the U.S. can do about it. Now is anyone in Barack Obama's administration smokes Cuban cigars the Russians can light it for them, because they are so close.
Jokes aside, what is now happening in South America is a reversal of the games the Bush regime played in Georgia. The Russian are now opening trade relations with quite a few countries in Latin America, and the U.S. has no power to stop them. Of course gone are the days when the U.S. rattled its sabres and put the fear of God onto Latin Americans. Remember how they used Latin America as a testing ground for new weapons, now there is no way that they can ever return to that period.
I only hope that Barack Obama will not listen to idle talk and cause trouble in Latin America. Obama can now lower the sanctions against Cuba and think about opening trade relations with that isloted country. The choice is now Obama's to make, and he should make overtures to Cuba.