Burger King Sandwich to CIA Atrocities

1971 ... CIA Link to Cuban Pig Virus Reported

A fast-food review of Burger King’s spicy chicken sandwich abruptly turns into a serious documentary-style account of alleged U.S. chemical warfare and biological attacks against Cuba. The absurd contrast between casually tasting a sandwich and recounting historical atrocities creates the dark, surreal punchline.

What's up guys, today we're trying the new Burger King Spicy Chicken Sandwich. Thank you for choosing Burger King, how's it going today? Alright, it looks pretty good, but let's see how it tastes. Not too bad. Certainly not as bad as the US's Chemical Warfare Operations Against Cuba. It was 1962, President John F. Kennedy had authorized Operation Mungus to carry out economic sabotage of terrorism after their failed invasion. The attacks included fire bombings of chemical plants in sugar cane fields. The agents also tainted sugar exports with chemical contaminants. Agents also hired a Canadian agricultural worker to infect turkeys with a deadly virus, killing thousands. The CIA also paid Cuban exiles to smuggle African swine flu to infect pigs. The agency would even use a futuristic cloud-seeding technology, flying planes and seeding rain clouds with crystals to precipitate torrential rains to create droughts. The CIA is even suspected of being behind a dengue fever outbreak in the 1980s. A Cuban exile and trial in New York testified that a ship traveled to Cuba to, quote, spread germs to be used against the Cuban economy. the outbreak infected over 300,000 Cubans.

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