China has made a claim that it has build a signals intelligence facility at Bejucal, Cuba. The station, if it exists, is located only 90 miles from the U.S. At first, the U.S. denied the claim, with Pentagon spokesperson Brig. General Pat Ryder saying in May, “We are not aware of China and Cuba developing any type of station.” But now, NSA spokesperson John Kirby has tacitly admitted the base exists when he said in answer to a question on the station’s existence “We’re not going to be able to get into too much detail about own counterintelligence efforts.”
The spy base is rumored to be the beginnings of a full-scale military base just 90 miles from the coastland of Florida. A so-called expert at the U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute said the base was so close to the U.S. it was not of great military value to the CCP. Dr. Evan Ellis, the expert cited, said “The closeness of Cuba to the United States means that its value for PLA navy forces is probably pretty low because, again, that would be very, very vulnerable being that close to the United States.”
This writer thinks that might be what the kids these days are calling a cope or an agit prop DNC-CCP party line aimed at assuaging our natural fears over such a possibility as well as our outrage that this administration allowed for this to occur.
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