Was Che Guevara a Gorilla Tyrent?
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"At the risk of seeming ridiculous, let me say that the true revolutionary is guided by a great feeling of love. It is impossible to think of a genuine revolutionary lacking this quality." Che Guevara
429052
He's not a monkey, he's a guerilla.
613400
Che was a mixed bag. I have che stuff, because he was a fighter for his people and other peoples against the domination by capitalist first world bullies.  He was hardcore. he would shoot any of his men that disobeyed orders.\nhe oversaw executions in cuba.  I respect that he was willing to fight, and was a smart man.  He was an old school marxist. If he was alive today he and I would have very divergent views of what is good for the world/socialism/the poor.\n\nMy favorite thing about Che is that his ticks off the facists.
1142590
No, he's just an extreme example of the Peter principle.\n\nOr maybe he is a machine. That would explain the jerky movements and the speech glitches.
197538
Pulmonaryft- Bush is not like Hitler and your dumb as a brick. \n\n\nAnd yes, Hitler was a socialist.
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No.  He alleged that the Nicaraguan Contras were selling drugs in the United States to fund their activities in South America.  This has been pretty much proven true through numerous documents and interviews.\n\nWhat he implied in his reporting and following speeches was that the CIA knew this was going on and, since they supported the Contras, allowed it to continue unhindered by police.  The has never been proven (although most related parts of the investigation were sealed as classified documents).\n\nThe biggest claim of the CIA-Contra link came from two drug dealers.  Norwin Meneses Cantarero, who was a former Contra turned drug-lord claimed he was able to operate in the US because the CIA kept the police away.\nAnother was drug kingpin, Oscar Danilo Blandon, who during the early 1980s, was the largest supplier of cocaine in the United States.  Upon his arrest, he claimed he was getting his drugs from Nicaragua, and the CIA was helping him.  Both were seen as drug-dealers trying to salvage themselves through conspiracy theories, but their claims still remain and others have come forward to both verify and disprove their claims.\n\nBut as to the idea of your question that he proved the CIA introduced drugs into black communities to destroy them, it isn't true.  He alleged that the CIA protected drug dealers to give money to the Contras.  And Cocaine was just as destructive to white communities during the time of the alleged CIA-Iran-Contra affair as it was to black ones.
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Cuba was a nation of 6.5 million in 1959. Within three months in power, Castro and Che had shamed the Nazi prewar incarceration and murder rate. One defector claims that Che signed 500 death warrants, another says over 600. Cuban journalist Luis Ortega, who knew Che as early as 1954, writes in his book "Yo Soy El Che!" that Guevara sent 1,897 men to the firing squad. In his book "Che Guevara: A Biography," Daniel James writes that Che himself admitted to ordering "several thousand" executions during the first few years of the Castro regime.
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"guerilla warfare" not the monkey...\n\n"Guerrilla, from the Spanish term guerra, or War, with the -illa ending diminutive, could be translated as small war. The term was invented in Spain to describe the tactics used to resist the French regime instituted by Napoleon Bonaparte."\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerilla_warfare
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Che died before he achieved the goals of his revolution. So he is seen as more of a "freedom fighter" against the corrupted military dictatorships in south america. But who knows how Che would be like when he becomes a leader of a country? It's possible that he might be just as opressive as the other three, but he just never made it to the top.
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The CIA attempted to assassinate him (with poisoned toothpaste--how high tech), but failed.  He had gone to the Soviet Union for help in fighting his enemies.  The CIA didn't want a Soviet Union ally.\n\nLumumba was killed by Belgian and Katangese soldiers who were transporting him from Villa Brouwe.
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I feel no loyalty to the Bush Administration.  Yes be afraid, very afriad.  The Chimp is the most dangerous person on the planet, however its his handlers, ( Rove, Cheney, Wolfowitz, Norquist ) that seem to be largely behind things. \n\nI kind of see Bush as something akin to the Emperor Caligula.
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Maybe he was a communist just as long as it took to realise that they were as dirty at in-fighting as anybody else...then he realised that he might as well make a living from this knowledge...so he became as dirty at in-fighting as anybody else...high on the power, and better-off than the average commie..
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He is an entertaiiner, he gets paid to be caustic. He learned his trade from el rushbo. He does what he does well but the trouble is people beleive what he says. They think that he is always right when in truth he uses a mixture of half truths, down right lies and inunendo's to excite the neo con population. In answer to your question is he a jerk. Yes by all definitions of the word
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Do you mean Che Guevara, the Cuban revolutionary leader?\n\nWell, let's quote Che. He once wrote "you can kill a man, but you cannot kill an idea". He was writing about how the idea of freedom from oppression is catching, and will spread regardless of attempts to stamp it out.\n\nThere is still oppression in the world. There is still a thirst for freedom from it. So why not? The same basic conditions apply as when Che was alive.
100725
NO!!!! He had the elected President, Salvador Allende, killed to become president. He was a bloody dictator. Thousands and thousands of chileans were killed. Even in Washington, DC, chilean militarys killed their oppositors (check http://www.cia.gov/cia/reports/chile/)
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No.!!!\nNobody has ever practised Communism the way that Karl Marx visualised, as they say my donkey stays my donkey.!!!\nWhat is yours is mine. what is mine stays mine.\nHypocrites is what they all where, thieves and liars while the people suffered.!!!
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he is a hack. he doesn't even qualify to be a homosapien, be belongs with the lower primates, but nobody important has managed to kick up a ruckus and get him in trouble, he is well protected by his cronies.\n\ninstead of the whole communist regime of russia, they should've had this guy running the place, the nazis would've had 100% success with operation barbarossa because he is medically braindead.