When will the USA and England liberate Cuba?

They have better health care than America...
They were more repressed under Spanish rule.
I'm not sure 'superpowers' going in there is the best idea.

Cuba has a higher literacy rate and life expectancy than the USA...

No, I believe yours: https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/cu.html

America are still bitter that their puppet Cuban government got overthrown, and that when they tried to overthrow the new regime (surely not legal?) they got beat in front of the whole world, and then after the Cuban Missile Crisis had to promise not to invade again. The poverty in Cuba is not, as they would like us to believe, due to communism (which is the case in the DRK) but primarily due to the US embargo that they still refuse to lift two decades after the Cold War! They're not repressive like Korea or China (well, maybe a little) and there is literally no reason to maintain the embargo for any reasons other than spite.

Libya=oil
cuba=no oil

If the Americans invade Cuba, I'll eat a tube of toothpaste.

And England? What the hell is that?

I'm assuming you mean the United Kingdom; we won't invade because Cuba has literally nothing to do with us.

I would far rather that our resources were invested in liberating the Cuban people rather than wasting our time with Libya etc.

I think its about time America traded with Cuba again. The cold war is over and we need to move on.

Cuba is also showing signs of moving in the right direction. The number of self employed is growing and people are now allowed to privately buy and sell their own houses.

Recent U.S. polling indicates that the American public is slightly in favor of continuing the embargo, and in favor of normalizing diplomatic relations as well. For instance, a 2007 AP/Ipsos Poll indicates that 48% of Americans favor continuing the embargo, against 40% who favor ending it. Interestingly the same poll revealed that despite overwhelmingly unfavorable opinions of Fidel Castro (6% favorable vs. 64% unfavorable), Americans believe that diplomatic relations "should" be re-established with Cuba. (61% in favor, 31% opposed).[48]

Never said it was. But England is 85% of the UK. There is no other comparable example of this. Wale, Northern Ireland and Scotland are not 3/4 of the UK, they are 15%. If there was a referendum to rename the UK England and rename the UK nationality 'English', there's no reason why it wouldn't pass, just like the various regions of Scotland who are anti-Independent would have to become independent because of the urban areas.

Geographically, England is about 60% of the UK. Culturally, it is 85%.

In an effort to increase the quality of life of their citizens after years of oppression. It is still one of the least free countries in the world, with a shambolic human rights record. I would far rather that our resources were invested in liberating the Cuban people rather than wasting our time with Libya etc.

What are your thoughts?