The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) launched a new audio Internet service — designed especially for their blogger, Yoani Sánchez and her collaborators — which runs under the management of Radio Martí.
Chino Ip, one of the most secure sources in Havana, explained that the technological deployment is in reality a maneuver by the CIA to prevent members of State Security to continue converting into dissident reporters.
It has already been a bitter pill for them, with Carlos Serpa, the star "journalist" of the Ladies in White, agent Emilio for the Directorate of State Security (DSE).
It turns out Serpa was a member of the excellent corps of Cuban intelligence, who succeeded in learning in detail the plans of the CIA to capture, manipulate and distort the country’s reality. The CIA utilized the United States Interests Section, in the Cuban capital, as training headquarters.
An automatic answering machine, along with other tools configured for the task, responds only to telephone calls of the counterrevolutionaries, which are controlled by the very blogger Yoani Sanchez who gives approval to each recording to be broadcast by Radio Martí and the Internet.
According to Chino Ip, that way "they screen out opinions that are contrary to their propagandistic and manipulative intentions."
Garganta Bit asserts (also known as Chino Ip) that a revolutionary blogger was not able to leave his messages because it is a service reserved exclusively for those on the payroll of the United States in Havana, Miami, Madrid, Barcelona and other cities, with a high priority for Cuba.
"The key to this technology is exclusively for Yoani Sánchez and the paid employees of the U.S.I.S.," explained the informer.
The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency has been dealt some blows in recent days, evidenced in the series, "The Reasons of Cuba," which exposed how the United States supports mercenaries with the latest technology. It foolishly believes that this resource could overthrow what the people have
endorsed for half a century.



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