This past week, we heard a bit more about the “attacks” on government employees in Cuba. Symptoms as a result of these attacks include hearing loss, headaches, and exhaustion among other common human problems. My first thought about these Cuban attacks? “Sounds like me before my first cup of coffee in the morning.”
All of these problems just seem like simple, everyday annoyances that we all deal with, and the info regarding the severity of these has been vague to non-existent. Seriously, I can’t find any evidence that there have been attacks at all. I guess we’ll just have to wait and see, but all of this looks like hypochondriacs combined with some good old-fashioned suspicion.
— Mike Allen
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