Cuba Is Jamming Ham Radio Frequencies!

My good friend Alex, W7HU has uncovered that Cuba is jamming ham radio frequencies to stop communication in and out of Cuba. If you're unaware, Cuba is experiencing an uprising as people struggle under poor economic and health conditions.
We need ham radio operators to report jamming on the amateur radio bands when they hear it. Click the link below to do your part.
Report suspected jamming here: www.youtube.co...
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[@W7HU]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP

[@K0LWC]

Doing what I can, Alex. Viva la Cuba libre!

[@alainarocha]

If you can hear the interference in your area please post it on the following thread: forums.qrz.com/index.php?threads/cuban-government-jamming-40-meter-us-ham-band.772207

[@williamPearcewill]

I am spotting jamming using Kiwi SDRs in florida doing what I can from here in the UK, 73 from M7BTZ

[@W7HU]

@@williamPearcewill thank you for letting us know sir

[@williamPearcewill]

@@W7HU logged on the qrz forum at 2331 UTC

[@alvarogaitan2529]

thanks so much for your help SOS for Cuba

[@cknight3457]

Cuban stations on AM are so strong that they can be heard on car AM radios even here in Colorado.

[@newmanc6619]

I don't about it. At one camground in Nevada I like to go to, I have sometimes picked up Cuba at night.

[@hillbilly4christ638]

Your presentations are always informative and articulate.

[@eduardopower5254]

I've been watching these jamming in these freq. I'll record it for sure tonight. 73 Kk4nww from central FL

[@K0LWC]

Yes, please do! I heard they were very strong S9+20 in the Midwest this morning before sunrise.

[@Sparks68]

Thanks for posting this important information. I experienced jamming in Europe in the US Army Signal Corps during the Cold War. Primary source was East Germany and Czechoslovakia as they were on the West German border. The Soviets routinely jammed HF broadcast transmitters as well, most notably the VOA (Voice of America). You could recognize their jammers immediately from the sound they made (e.g. the notorious woodpecker, which was only one of several types). At best there diplomatic complaints and protests can be made but they will fall on deaf ears.

[@Dusty_Ham]

Thank you for the post and adding the information about it happening in the past, as well as the AM station needing to bump up their output to get past it as well.

[@TheNoCodeTech]

Thanks for posting this

[@drsysop]

Cuba been jamming Shortwave radio also such as WRMI on 9395 kHz.

[@jeremyhahn5298]

Matt, you're back! Love the Livestream HF sessions. Bring them back! Love the content de W8DWV

[@DK5ONV]

Prayers for Cuba! 73's de Your Friend Uncle Guenter from the German Frontier.

[@N4EJM]

Thanks for sharing Matt

[@HumbertoHacked]

As a Cuban American who's learning about frequencys and recently bought a flipper. This is one interesting video

[@foxman362]

I been hearing Cuba stations up in tn since June I can hear them on shortwave radio here.

[@Ei2iP]

I had it on 40M last night, quite strong in Ireland 🇮🇪

[@K0LWC]

Thanks for the report, Robbie!

[@newmanc6619]

Listneing to some KiwiSDR receivers in the southeastern USA, it sounds like Cuba is also jamming the frequencies used by pirate broadcasters in the 6.8 to 7 megahertz band as well. The 6.8 to 7.0 is popular with shortwave pirates because it is not very high on the FCC priority list, so pirate shortwave broadcasters are often there. And Cuba appears to be jamming the most commonly used frequencies in that band. They use very little power, and get out a long way on just a few watts. Cuba could be jamming that, and the lower part of the 40 meter hand band to make sure that any pirates that broadcast to Cuba cannot be heard, since shortwaves pirates in the band do sometimes go as high as 7.2 Mhz. That fact that they do apppear to be jamming the band between 6.8 and 7 where pirates are could mean they want to make sure nothing comes in from the outside

[@alvarogaitan2529]

terrific job Matt thanks 73

[@UFOsExst]

Hello brother, are you in the miami area. I just got into radio and i am having a hard time finding any active repeaters or frequencies just to hear some chatter. Can you help me out?

[@TroyCraft]

2 in a month? He’s back, Baby!!!!!

[@K0LWC]

This one is for W7HU! I look homeless -- but it's too important not to hop on and share with my followers.

[@craig3213]

Also happening on VHF Airband in Australia now.

[@FCCMarshfield]

Lived there in 62-64 @ Guantanamo Bay, always a problem with the politics.. Now, all over again.. Now some US citizens support the government, and some support the demonstrators holding US flags.. Crazy mixed up... 73 de DaveR AA1A / KG4BL

[@mrradio2187]

With my Knight-kit Star Roamer I remember back in the 60's hearing broadcasts to the US of USS Pueblo sailors being forced to say the US was spying on North Korea. I remember getting my parents attention to come into my room to hear the broadcast from Radio Havana on my shortwave receiver. At the time media news networks were not reporting the forced broadcasts from Cuba so it was a shock for both my mom and dad to hear it happening live.

[@BeeRich33]

Had a look last night. They have designed spurious signals that litter the airwaves. Was +10 for about 5 seconds.

[@laakman]

Jamming is an act of war. It's illegal to use it outside of military frequencies for purposes of warfare. You can hear it in the Pacific Northwest where I live. If they jammed our military frequencies we could legally destroy the jammers with kinetic weapons. Technically we could destroy them now, but there's no appetite for that. I'm a retired Air Force Electronic Warfare Officer. ARRL should petition the government to do something to stop it. They aren't just jamming themselves, they're jamming us. We should have QSOs near their jamming and say "Viva Cuba Libre" at the end.

[@rangersmith4652]

This video and similar ones prove that the idea so many have that ham should not be used for politics is debatable at least. From the beginning of time, political views have been communicated by whatever means were available. Here we see ham radio free-quencies being used to stifle communication for political reasons. If 40M can be used to stifle political views, it should be used to proliferate political views.

[@K0LWC]

That's an interesting POV.

[@swlmiami6605]

@@K0LWC Here's another interesting POV. When your family is in Cuba, as is my case, and they've cut off phone and internet to their people and the only way to communicate with them is amateur radio, then all lack of political talk on the airwaves goes out of the window. Great video by the way, thank for you posting and your awesome support!

[@carlospulpo4205]

I traveled to Cuba and forgot I had a portable armature radio in my checked bag, along with a station directory ....it was a total accident and they were decent and let me pick the radio back up on the way out of the country. The army dudes were all over me as soon as I picked the bag up off the conveyor.

[@timothystockman7533]

Radio Marti has a 100 kW medium wave station at Marathon with a 4 tower directional array..

[@K0LWC]

That sounds like a serious transmitter!

[@RadioSpectrumDXer1217]

If it is the one I am thinking of, I hear it quite strong at night here in central florida (i'm just north of orlando) on 1180 KHZ. Also 6030 KHZ HF is really strong here from radio marti. And yet in the past I have heard the jamming from cuba as well on that frequency.

[@Rockeyes]

Quote: The U.S. jamming, which U.S. officials rarely talked about, was often the subject of Cuban protests at the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the Geneva-based United Nations affiliate that regulates satellite orbital slots and wireless broadcast frequencies. But the ITU remains what it has always been: an organization with little power to act against nations that violate international treaties on the free flow of information, even when those nations are small. Given that it was confronting a large power like the United States, Cuba’s protests were like water thrown on sand. But the U.S. jamming did remove a potentially powerful voice from the anti-jam coalition and made it more difficult to “name and shame” - the phrase that describes the outer limit of ITU power - nations that block broadcasts from the BBC, Voice of America, Al Jazeera and others for political reasons. “When the U.S. used to defend itself in international forums, saying that it was responding to a higher power in continuing the interference with Cuban broadcasts, it was a bit embarrassing,” said one government official. “Believe me, Iran and others have used this regularly to stop any attempts to get tougher regulations against jamming.”

[@K0LWC]

Yes, the U.S. has used planes off the coast of Florida to jam Cuban state media from reaching U.S. listeners. They've stopped doing it, but it's a part of our history with Cuba.

[@RechargeableLithium]

@Rockeyes - got a source for that? I'd like to read the rest. thanks. ETA: Looks like it's from a Space News piece from 2014 spacenews.com/42133us-halt-to-jamming-of-cuban-broadcasts-could-aid-international/

[@star2gmail]

This post brought to you by and the Cuban government.

[@MI7DJT]

God bless to all in Cuba and all others fighting Communism Worldwide.

[@brandonishsnaksj3273]

...including in America!!!!

[@superpieton]

Cuba is not communist. You don't even know what you are talking about...

[@swlmiami6605]

@@superpieton Your side is losing, How much are you being paid to shill for the Cuban "Revolution"? Mercenary. I love these trolls lol

[@bretthibbs6083]

Hey I have a question I do have a multi band radio last saturday night between 6:30 and 7pm I heard a strange signal all across the am band except for wcco 830 and all across the shortwave bands it only lasted about 30 minutes to about 45 minutes it sounded like morse code cw but it was at a lower pitch than normal and the signal was pretty strong where I live in minnesota in the west metro I'm just wondering if you heard it at all or if any other hams heard it at all? If it happens again I will record it and put it on youtube. I thought I'd ask you since I can see you call sign with a minnesota plate.

[@K0LWC]

Have never heard it. Hard to guess what it could be without seeing/hearing it.

[@bretthibbs6083]

@@K0LWC okay thank you I thought maybe you may have heard it or something but yeah next time I hear it I will definately record it and put it on youtube

[@ky4tgtodd203]

Thanks for sharing this Matt! The Cuban people need our prayers and they need us to raise our voices! President Biden has said any Cubans seeking freedom by escaping Cuba, if caught, will be returned back to Cuba. All this while he refuses to close our southern border. This is very political!! Let’s stand with our good friend Alex and the people of Cuba, and let our voices be heard!! (It’s great to see you back on Matt!!)

[@remusboldis6177]

Could it be the same in 20 m? Yesterday I heard a similar noise in the whole band.

[@felixllerenacub]

Excelente

[@kj4mfw]

Great news! Thanks for reporting this. 73s KJ4MFW

[@Terrastomper]

Liked, subscribed, and shared. Thanks!!

[@thekingsservant1104]

How much power would they need to use in order to do this?

[@Radi0activeBen]

As long as it's not raspberry jam. There's only one man who would dare give me the raspberry. Miguel!

[@GreggK6EGG]

great info, I'm going to share

[@K0LWC]

Thanks for sharing, Gregg!

[@submarineradioman5535]

de WA3MCK - Thank you Matt… copied jamming this evening here in PA. I did hear a pirate playing Cuba libre music and Spanish language news (in SSB and AM) from the USA (I believe…)

[@K0LWC]

I heard some pirates also on 7.120 last night behind the jamming signal trying to whistle and yell in Spanish.

[@87stickman]

Wow!!

[@BluzCue]

Thanks for the info ...just subbed. 73

[@K0LWC]

Thanks for the sub!

[@AdamWarrix]

This is unfortunate. Cuba is such a beautiful place with great culture. It is a shame the Cuban people live under such oppression.

[@robertallbright]

Thankyou Matt 73 Rob G3RCE

[@paulkf5pv]

Took some video of this last night myself. Also on an 890.

[@Aleziss]

so what are those reports on qrz going to do ? as of this moment, I only see arguing on the comments...

[@K0LWC]

Collecting the evidence and reports, and filing a report with the ITU would be my hope. Will it likely go anywhere? Debatable. But that’s at least actionable.

[@Aleziss]

@@K0LWC ok... I agree with the "debatable" part... I seriously doubt it is going to change anything... funny that I finished installed my compact 2el 40m beam that resonate right at that spot 5 days ago... oh well...

[@RESISTAGE]

need to jamm a jammer now

[@N9IBZED]

I shared this not only with hams on facebook but also with shortwave listeners as well to get even more ears on it

[@K0LWC]

Thank you for spreading the word!

[@N9IBZED]

@@K0LWC you are very welcome and if you are on facebook do a search for a group called radio stuff j

[@N9IBZED]

@@K0LWC I run that group join the group and say hi

[@mr.duckplucker5353]

Well there is one way to handle those jammer down there in Cuba 🇨🇺 and I'll say it here, DAVE MADE, DAVE MADE, DAVE MADE, DAVE MADE, OOOOHHHHH YEAR! PUT THE NEEDLE IN THE CORNER! 🤣🤣

[@K0LWC]

MAUL DROPPA

[@InkBunnyBlindRabbit]

Mr BBi... Put the needle into the next room!

[@aw7425]

Excellent idea, 73

[@K0LWC]

Many thanks!

[@zackwidup3701]

How does he know the signals are originating in Cuba? Beam heading? Any other way of verifying that?

[@K0LWC]

Yes, it’s been verified using SDR receivers around the world to triangulate.

[@superpieton]

@@K0LWC SDR around the world have no directional antennas. You can't triangulate with them, that's total bs...

[@K0LWC]

@@superpieton There are algorithms that can direction find signals using SDR receivers around the world.

[@mixxndj]

I can hear it in California...

[@hbryant1971]

Better jam "Atencion" numbers station broadcasts to their operatives in the USA....

[@K0LWC]

Numbers station! Wonder if we’ll see an uptick in transmissions?

[@flyincoyote3810]

Who do you think would be their operatives

[@hbryant1971]

@@flyincoyote3810 If they practice good trade craft, it would be very difficult to say. That's why jamming their instructions from Havana is quite important.

[@elliotspencer2648]

I can hear the jamming signals here in the u.k on a cheap multiband portable radio!!. Pete G1SFS.

[@K0LWC]

Just shows how strong the signal is!

[@ThomasHart59]

Welcome back Matt. Good background, good info.

[@K0LWC]

More to come!

[@stanholloway4474]

They're still getting out on 11 meter lower side band in Florida. 40 meter and 10 meter are both getting interference.

[@timin770]

What channel you hearing them on LSB?

[@stanholloway4474]

@@timin770 38, 11 meter lower side band.

[@kiwidiesel]

Castro at it again!

[@justincase3880]

I heard/saw these mysterious signals (on band scope) last week .. didn’t know what they were …

[@J0HN3]

I noticed higher noise floor across 40 and 20 from the southeast past few days.

[@K0LWC]

That's probably just atmospheric conditions. This is very noticeable. Sounds like a pulsing saw.

[@DetroitDis]

Putting a thread on QRZ if this is a real issue is not the place to deal with any of this. If you want I will get you the contact for the IARU Region over Cuba. That who needs to know.

[@craig3213]

Same radio interference is happening here on 11 meters in Australia at the moment. Started around three days ago, strangely enough the same time this video was posted.

[@InkBunnyBlindRabbit]

Heard some from Canberra... on 7.102mhz.. just a few hours ago local here in fm03vx country

[@Chris1994-CP]

thanks for the support. #FreeCubaNow #SOSCuba #PatriaYVida 73 ! DX CM4UX

[@bubbaschwartz]

Radio Marti interferes with everything here I am up the block from their transmitter nice video thanks for the information.

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

Technically I'm only funning around, but what if Alex is a Cuban agent and he's just trying to find out how effective they're jamming is? Lol

[@johnzhang5385]

👍👍👍👍

[@OldStuPedasso1]

Where are the jamming stations located in Cuba?

[@xtoorgaming3982]

As per a family member of mine down there in Cuba they have big jamming stations in havana, Isla de la Juventud and throughtout Pinar del rio. And rumors of Nicaragua also.

[@n9eerptr]

Listening to 40m around 7.040 MHz, the Cuban phone band, I hear them clearly, no jamming.

[@K0LWC]

Don't think I've seen any jamming that low in the band.

[@AnthonyHarwood]

I wouldn't call this an emergency.

[@RechargeableLithium]

We need lines of bearing and station locations so we can positively identify the source of the jamming. Without these data, we cannot file a protest with the ITU and others. Listening and posting a comment on a youtube video won't help fix the problem.

[@K0LWC]

Go to QRZ and get people to put bearings and location for those with directional antennas.

[@RechargeableLithium]

@@K0LWC I'm part of that...'conversation'... on the zed. It's no more useful than the youtube comment sections, unfortunately.

[@swlmiami6605]

@@RechargeableLithium Andrew KG5RKP, apologize for all of your misguided cynicism on this matter and for your ignorance on how to use an online SDR to directional find signals.

[@RechargeableLithium]

@@swlmiami6605 Nice trolling. Here's the deal - beta level TDoA from KiwiSDR is not as accurate as proper lines of bearing. How do I know? Because aside from ham fox hunts, I used actual direction finding for a couple of decades. A triangle half a KM on a side is a hell of a lot better ammunition with the ITU than is a red blob in the ocean south of Cuba. As for what you call 'cynicism' - it's clear to me that you don't understand. Let me help. Nobody ranting in a youtube comment section is going to get the jamming stopped. Nobody making KZbin videos that show lines on a waterfall is going to get the jamming stopped. In order to push back on the Cuban government for their interference on ham bands as well as maritime and other bits of spectrum, we need HARD DATA with locations, times, dates, frequencies, and we need to communicate these data to the ITU, the ARRL, and quite probably the US State Department. I know how to work some of this stuff, that's why I was asking the questions I did and why I was looking for someone that actually had a clue about what's going on. People like you that do nothing but attack others are doing absolutely NOTHING to help the Cuban people get their comms back. That means you're no better than the tyrants in Havana that cut the internet lines. Do you understand now?

[@RechargeableLithium]

@Johnny Rep Feel free to tell us which US Government agency you think knows and cite a source that supports your assertion. Also, tell us how that government agency protects amateur radio. Thanks in advance.

[@hansbrakob7499]

I just went to 40 and worked CO8RCP and CM8DFC, both with great signals, and with no evidence of jamming. Sorry to spoil your rant. 73, de Hans, K0HB

[@K0LWC]

The signals on 40M are identical to when Radio Marti is jammed by Cuba. Jamming doesn’t = blackout.

[@swlmiami6605]

It's Cuban commercial jamming because I was there listening. Everytime W7HU and others from Miami said they would QSY and change frequencies, CO2BV would inform authorities and they'd follow these guys around and jam on any frequency they would attempt to use to talk to the people of Cuba.They have verbally said in Spanish through CO2BV that they would commercially jam Miami ham radio operators. And they are using the same jammers they have been using for Radio Marti on the shortwave bands for decades. Same exact sound. Do research, go on Facebook, and then comment. But believe what you will Hans. They've already been triangulated.

[@reallybadaim118]

I've reported this to my friend who is an OO.

[@K0LWC]

I’m sure they’ll enjoy an OO card. 😂

[@soul.rebel1986]

Interesting

[@glenn2595]

CA is always introducing legislation against ham repeaters and frequency allocation and such. What are their motives? Any guesses?

[@dlambethful]

I mean, people can just find an open frequency that's not being jammed : /

[@K0LWC]

Most of the spectrum that is/was being jammed were the phone frequencies in Cuba. Many operators there have old equipment where that's not so easy.

[@mikemcdonald5147]

getting the story thru via digital formats. Cant use voice though. They are also jamming in Venezuela now in the Caribbean.

[@Man0fMeans]

The CW freqs are fine. Time for some SKCC action!

[@wladimirtay69old]

Rather, the video talks about radio hooligans at illegal radio stations. At a frequency of 7055 KHz, such groups of Ukrainian radio amateurs without callsigns gather in our country and swear at Russia. This has been going on since 2000. Other frequencies are free from bullies. It is impossible to jam all frequencies. Radio Cuba is broadcasting on VHF. Radio Havana Cuba broadcasts in the HF band on a single frequency. I don’t know any other powerful radio station besides Marty’s radio. Radio Marty operates in Florida in Spanish and is funded by the United States. Marty's radio doesn't jump frequencies. HAM

[@JimJohnD]

Seems like jamming ham bands would be against international law.

[@star2gmail]

Like the Cuban government gives a damn about international law!

[@tonytyler6390]

hahahaa that is funny...

[@elkabong6429]

Yes, this has been going on for decades! They jam us we jam them and so forth. Same with what was then the USSR and it’s Soviet satellite states.

[@brianclimbs1509]

Yes, all countries conduct information warfare. The great thing about ham radio is that we can just talk to another person out there and be reminded that they are human too.

[@elkabong6429]

@@brianclimbs1509 Indeed! Until they (in this case, apparently, the Cuban gov’t) starts jamming the ham bands, to prevent QSO’s. What a shame!

[@vwxyzabcd]

I think you jumped the shark with this one.

[@swlmiami6605]

Why? Do explain and grace us with your knowledge

[@jeffdyer2393]

The cw section was clear.

[@K0LWC]

Yep, saw lots of CW going on last night on 40M.

[@jeffdyer2393]

@@K0LWC now we know why we should all learn at least some cw. It could be the only way to help....

[@submarineradioman5535]

Cubans hangin around 7.045 on CW…

[@jeffdyer2393]

@@submarineradioman5535 listening no joy.

[@submarineradioman5535]

@@jeffdyer2393 QSL… my antennas pointed towards Cuba… some action last night but nothing now… they seem to hang around 7.045 MHz.

[@kevingary7018]

I receive signals from Florida, and Puerto Rico into Maryland, but I have yet to hear any Cuban stations. It doesn't bother me as I speak very little Spanish. I expect after the Cuban and American governments normalize their relations, the jamming of 40 meter band frequencies will end.

[@K0LWC]

When Obama improved relations the jamming Cuba has always done slowed down. I’m sure that’ll change now.

[@flyincoyote3810]

Relations havnt been normal since the 50's..once Fidel turned communist and brought in the russians and told the U.S. to kiss his ass cuba hasn't been on our allie list

[@kevingary7018]

​@@flyincoyote3810 :) ... We should be grateful for Fidel - there are probably more Cuban Americans living in the USA than Cuban citizens living in Cuba. My sister-in-law has a relative who is from Cuba. He said he only has one aunt and one cousin left living on the island. Over the years, there has been a mass migration of Cubans - it isn't difficult to reason why.

[@Shoey00124]

No Matt! Bad!!!

[@tonytyler6390]

dont bother documenting.. instead lets talk about what is really happening in this world on the bands... why report it .. waste of time..

[@aaronlabranche2977]

US Millitary should send Cuba a few missiles

[@l.a.2646]

It's pretty bad if it's interfering with us hams in the north east.

[@K0LWC]

It’s being heard around the world!

[@mylesl2890]

since they are not part of itu isn't there another. violation? or nato or something can any country just jam curious??

[@K0LWC]

The best we can do is file a complaint with the ITU And IARU.

[@carlosspadoni7268]

HLVS!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CanadianMakerProject]

That sounds like jamming

[@K0LWC]

Certainly is jamming, and the direction is coming from south of Florida! Pretty crazy stuff.

[@lampa2001]

Impossible to make QSO’s on 40 mts. And on 20 mts is a continue noise too. Those guys think the eter is own only Cuba

[@bangkithutajulu8851]

they use made in usa transceiver & soviet amplifier, yaesu icom is not exist at that time

[@fishnutjackson6295]

Cuba is the only country that is not part of the centralized banking cartel.

[@JayN4GO]

Alex didn’t discover this. Btw.

[@K0LWC]

Who did?

[@swlmiami6605]

Did you? What have you done to promote liberty to the people of Cuba?

[@teresaanderson3581]

Poor Florida

[@MM0IMC]

I'm no fan of the Cuban regime, but whatever happened to keeping politics out of amateur radio?

[@barneymm2204]

Isn't ham radio about helping people?

[@AndrewMurphy8383]

WHY IS IT IF CUBA JAMING 40 METERS WHY DID I JUST RECIVE A CUBA HAM STATION ON 40 METERS ON FT 8

[@K0LWC]

Jamming doesn’t mean they’re blacking out the entire band. They’re jamming a specific portion of 40M, and some other HF frequencies outside amateur radio.

[@BlueRidgeCritter]

I don't mean this disrespectfully in any way, but I don't know what you expect to improve or do about the situation, or what even cataloging all this is going to do. The Russians have been doing this for years, and do it all the time, And nobody ever did anything about it, or could. And I would bet the US government is just jonesing for the opportunity to do this here. Countries have been doing this since the beginning of amateur radio. So, without sounding blasé, all I can think is "shrug?" Nothing is going to happen in Cuba short of us going down there and literally just taking it over, which might be the best thing we can do. The commies have been a thorn in our side for way too long, to be only 90 miles from us. Now, if we could develop some filtering system that could somehow slip in between the wave length, then you would be onto something.

[@KenKopper]

😭😔

[@noelnankervis7316]

VK4YNE Noel Australia

[@Reprogram4595]

how the triangulation been made

[@WolfangStudios73]

Using SDRs and a triangulation algorithm. Check out the newest video from Ham Radio Crash Course

[@KYESTV]

US government propaganda broadcasts are .."more unbiased"? Your opinion.

[@K0LWC]

Yes, it’s my opinion.

[@superpieton]

@@K0LWC What a freaking joke...

[@SDChargers93]

And people want socialism? This is what you get.

[@graphstyle]

That’s not socialism my friend - that’s dictatorship. Here in Scandinavia’s we have democratic socialism. That’s what they need.

[@flyincoyote3810]

@@graphstyle do you own personal property, or land

[@graphstyle]

@@flyincoyote3810 property - why?