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Romanticize books, articles by the main stream media and Hollywood films about Che Guevara, have created a false narrative about his life, which have lead many young people to see him as a hero. Of course they do not have a clue of who really he was, what he did and said. Che was a thug, murderer, sadist monster, corroborated by “exposing the facts based on his writings, diaries, speeches, letters and conversations with those who knew him.” (Cuba: Che Guevara: The Fish Die by the Mouth)5 inconvenient truths about Che Guevara
5 inconvenient truths about Che Guevara | Fox News
By Maxim Lott | Fox News
Published February 18, 2019
T-shirts featuring Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara have never really gone out of style. Rapper Jay-Z has worn the shirt, model Gisele Bundchen has posed in swimwear featuring Che's face, and even Prince Harry was photographed in Che garb in his younger years.
Multiple Hollywood films glorify the Argentina-born Cuban revolutionary, transforming him over the decades into somewhat of a pop-culture fixture – whose face still symbolizes for many the fight against the supposed capitalist machine, at a time when socialism is picking up renewed popularity in America.
TOP 5 FAILED SOCIALIST PROMISES
But Guevara's fans might not be aware of just what their idol did and said. Here’s a look back at the history.
Guevara said he killed people without regard to guilt or innocence
In 1962, the official Cuban newspaper Revolución reported that Guevara said, “in times of excessive tension we cannot proceed weakly. At the Sierra Maestra, we executed many people by firing squad without knowing if they were fully guilty. At times, the Revolution cannot stop to conduct much investigation; it has the obligation to triumph.”
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Che Guevara, the killing machine
Álvaro Vargas Llosa, The New Republic, 11/7/2005, excerpts.
Che played a principal role in setting up Cuba's first labor camp in the Guanahacabibes region in western Cuba in 1960-1961, to confine people who had committed no crime punishable by law, revolutionary or otherwise. This "crimes" involved drinking, vagrancy, disrespect for authorities, laziness and playing loud music. Che defended that initiative in his own words: “We only send to Guanahacabibes those doubtful cases where we are not sure people should go to jail. I believe that people who should go to jail should go to jail anyway.”]
This camp was the precursor to the eventual systematic confinement, starting in 1965 in the province of Camagüey, of dissidents, homosexuals, Catholics, Jehovah's Witnesses, Afro-Cuban priests, and other such scum, under the banner of UMAP, Unidades Militares de Ayuda a la Producción, or Military Units to Help Production. Herded into buses and trucks, the “unfit” would be transported at gunpoint into concentration camps organized on the Guanahacabibes mold. Some would never return; others would be raped, beaten, or mutilated; and most would be traumatized for life, as Néstor Almendros's wrenching documentary Improper Conduct showed the world a couple of decades ago.
Your Che Guevara shirt celebrates a bloodthirsty maniac
It is very sad that nowadays Che Guevara is still seen as a hero by the lefties. People who think communism is cool and try to selling it by calling it “democratic socialism”, ignoring the millions of death that it has caused, for some twisted romantic vision justify people like Che Guevara a cold-blooded killing machine.https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/your-che-guevara-shirt-celebrates-a-bloodthirsty-maniac
I’m not going to deny that Guevara doesn’t look great in a beret and Thriller jacket. All I take issue with is his sociopathic love of mass murder
Tristin Hopper
February 12, 2020
As you know, in recent years it’s become quite improper to parade this around in polite company. And for good reason; this is the battle flag of a country that enshrined human bondage in its constitution, and then got six hundred thousand people killed in a war to defend said constitution. And then, more recently it became the emblem of white nationalists opposed to legal equality for black Americans. So yeah; sorry Confederate flag, but two strikes and you’re out.
But what if I told you about another beloved pop culture symbol that celebrates tyranny and oppression, but somehow nobody cares about? That’s right: This one. T-shirts featuring a photo of Che Freaking Guevara. Now, I’m not going to deny that Guevara doesn’t look great in a beret and Thriller jacket. All I take issue with is his sociopathic love of mass murder. What’s that, you forgot that a violent revolutionary might have an unhealthy relationship with murder? Well, buckle up, hipsters. There’s no other way to put this: Che Guevara really liked killing people. To the point where his diary contained exhortations to his love of smelling the “blood of the enemy.”
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And still yet; half of all Democrats still deny that their Party has now gone total Marxist...It is very sad that nowadays Che Guevara is still seen as a hero by the lefties. People who think communism is cool and try to selling it by calling it “democratic socialism”, ignoring the millions of death that it has caused, for some twisted romantic vision justify people like Che Guevara a cold-blooded killing machine.
Hopefully the day will come when the Marxist Threat dies forever; creating a world free of war and tyranny, where humanity can finally live in peace, harmony, prosperity and safety.We had the Bolivians shoot Che like he was a dog.
Ernesto Che Guevara, the myth of the good partisan who proved not to be so
https://aldianews.com/articles/cult...myth-good-partisan-who-proved-not-be-so/61009
Che Guevara is the most bleached character in history. In the video "Criminal Whitening" the artists exercise a critical and direct reflection on the existing distortion around the mythical figure of "Che": the construction of the false myth and the dichotomy between reality and made up.The statues of Conquerors and Slavers are not the only ones to be vandalized. Now it's the revolutionaries' turn.
By Beatriz García
October 28, 2020
In the middle of October, the city of Leganes, in Madrid (Spain), awoke to a change in its landscape that many of sleepy neighbors didn't notice.
The bust of Argentine guerrilla Ernesto Che Guevara, who together with Fidel Castro made the so-called Cuban Revolution, was covered with tape.
Immediately, three Spanish artists, Omar Jerez, Julia Martinez and Aritz Martin, claimed credit for the feat.
They had done it as part of a political performance, an action they called "criminal whitewashing," which they released with a video on YouTube.
The artists asked themselves: "Is Ernesto Che Guevara the most whitened character in history?"
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Bolivia Honored The Soldiers Who Killed Che Guevara And Issued A Warning To “Cubans, Venezuelans And Argentines”
Good job by Bolivia's military forces in the capture and execution of the psychopath Che Guevara, a serial killer, a racist that held blacks in contempt, a homophobic gay basher that created a concentration camp for homosexuals with the sign Work will make you men at the entrance, anti-Semite, which oversaw execution squads, burned book, had contempt for women and for those who listened to rock music. From bourgeois’ birth, the son of a well-off doctor, he signed thousands of death sentences, in addition to enjoying murdering hundreds of freedom fighters with his own hands, which wrote to his father: “I have to confess to you, dad, that at that moment I discovered that I really like to kill.” Most lefties considered him a secular saint, someone to be revered and emulated.Bolivia honored the soldiers who killed Che Guevara and issued a warning to "Cubans, Venezuelans and Argentines" (tv6.news)
Adam Horton | October 10, 2020
53 YEARS AFTER HIS DEATH, THE INTERIM PRESIDENT ÁÑEZ SAID THAT “THE COMMUNIST, FASCIST OR POPULIST DICTATORSHIP HAS NO WAY HERE.”
Bolivia’s interim president, Jeanine Áñez, led an act of tribute to the military who killed Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara on October 9, 1967 in La Higuera. They executed him after capturing him with a leg injury.
“The lesson that we Bolivians gave to the world, with the defeat and death of Che Guevara in Bolivia, is that the communist dictatorship here has no way, neither the communist nor the fascist nor the populist, “said Añez during the ceremony, which was convened for the 53rd anniversary of Che’s death.
In the tribute they remembered the 47 Bolivian soldiers who fell during the confrontations prior to the capture and execution of Guevara. It was during the presidency of the military René Barrientos Ortuño, who came to power with a military coup and in 1966 was ratified in office by constitutional means.
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