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Om Kina:

Financial Times_ Nature will constrain China’s growth
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/3c981e62-cf ... df-9be2-00144feab49a.html

Det är ju dock ofta inte kommunismen man idoliserar angående Che, utan själva handlingen att resa sig emot världens mäktigaste nation, där våldet såklart spelar en stor roll. Det är så man ser på honom i Central/syd amerika . Varför Hollywood dock valt att försköna Che är märkligt när deras nation gjorde sitt yttersta att döda honom.

Värst tycker jag dock den pågående försköningen av Mao Zedong, ungdomarna vet inte längre vad den här mannen gjorde i Kina. Jay Z som syntes i videon med Che Guevara t shirt, syns ju även i sin video Run this town med en bild på Mao zedong över hela ryggen, den enda politiska figuren i videon.
Jay Z är i särklass världens rikaste rappare, han är en gigantisk kapitalist och illuminati, varför denna man väljer att hylla både Che Guevara och Mao zedong kan man ju fråga sig, inte kan det vara planekonomin som lockar?
Jay Z : Run this town

Vem vill inte ha världens främste massmördare i sin bokhylla, på bordet eller i fönstret hemma?


Tänk om man skulle byta ut denna keramikstaty till Hitler ist.

Källan: http://www.trenblindado.com/Story.html

The vast majority of the people who supported the Cuban Revolution initially were not communists or socialists. They simply wanted a democratically elected government that would reform and remedy some of the nation's pressing problems.

Once Batista fled, Castro's evil genius was truly displayed. He consolidated this popular revolution by first eliminating supporters of the previous regime through farcical show trials and summary executions and then by jailing or executing potential rivals that had been previously cooperating with him.


Fans of Fidel Castro usually gloss over this reign of terror that would have made Stalin himself proud.


As far as the people, many of them wealthy, who helped fund Castro and his Revolution go, this should serve as a cautionary tale.

Be careful what you wish for.

These people thought that anyone other than Batista would be better.

Castro ended up being their worst nightmare.

He nationalized every industry and confiscated all private property.

Many of Castro's harshest critics today were once on his side, and that has to tell you something about his character. Cuba's human rights abuses are well documented.
There is no democracy and there are no individual rights in Cuba. 10% of the Cuban population lives in exile and if allowed there'd be a lot more than that.

After Castro took power, Che Guevara was placed in charge of the military fort known as La Cabaña.

While there he supervised and personally participated in the torture and execution by firing squad of hundreds of Cubans.

El Che, to me, seems like the kind of guy who only felt alive when he had the power to kill a defenseless fellow human being in his hands.

I doubt that he was ever really a medical doctor. I have yet to see one shred of proof that he ever graduated from medical school and have studied him intensely.

In addition to the firing squads Guevara was responsible for setting up the gulag system in Cuba where people were imprisoned for such crimes as being homosexual and listening to rock and roll music.

Just the kind of hero you'd want adorning the front of your t-shirt.

En till:

( http://www.americanthinker.com/2006/0 ... ycle_diaries_ii_a_pr.html )

Journalist Nat Hentoff recalls the Che's response to his poignant question after the Che's address to the UN in 1964, which is somewhat puzzling for a supposed democrat and fighter for the 'voiceless.' Hentoff asked,

'Can you conceive of any time in the future when there will be free elections in Cuba?'

Without waiting for the translator, Guevara laughed heartily and smirked, "In Cuba?" and walked off. Four decades after his death, the Che remains a man of his word.
on "The Motorcycle Diaries II: A Proposal for Robert Redford"

Sometimes a picture says a THOUSAND words:

Vad jag läst mig till, så var det just Che gevara som på din bild idoliserade Mao, Castro skulle varit tveksam men sökte desperat efter allierade i världen medan Guevara ofta citerat Mao i hans öra.
Jag själv var en sympatisör av Che förut så jag har läst en del.

Här kan man se på hur den nya filmen "Carlos" hjältefierar en terrorist:

Filmen 'Carlos' presenterar terrorism som en legitim politisk aktion

http://missionxp.webblogg.se/2010/oct ... rar-terrorism-som-en.html