Hal Kempfer

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198 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 30 May

Hal Kempfer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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You know, the fire causes this, which causes that, which, you know, in this case, the lack of fuel means that they can't run the sewage treatment plants.
They can't run the water treatment stuff.
And actually, if you get into Maslow's hierarchy of needs, that, you know, when you don't have water, that's pretty high on the list of things that people need.
So if they don't have fresh water and there's already epidemics breaking out that they attribute to the water crisis there,
So, yes, there's a tremendous amount of suffering.
The question really becomes, how much will the Cuban people withstand?
You know, they've been brainwashed since 1959.
So how much will they withstand?
A lot of that, it's really, I mean, doing polling in Cuba is a difficult proposition on the best day.
But there is a lot of man on the street stuff coming out of there where people are just like, we're done.
This regime is completely incompetent.
They can't do anything.
They've got us into this position because of their policies and because of what they're about.
Just let's get over it and move on to the next thing.
If I was sitting here analyzing this in Washington, D.C., and one of those buildings behind a green door, I'd be looking at it going, that's pretty good news, if that was my objective, was to see the collapse of Cuba.
But we're hearing more and more of that anecdotally.
The question is, will they go out on the streets?
And if they do, will it be something like we saw in Tehran or in Iran back in January?
Then the issue is, what will the Cuban security forces do?
I don't know.
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