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Obama in Cuba
Presidential visits to any foreign country are heavily scripted, so the location and timing of this picture was no doubt placed on Obama's visit to Cuba following careful consideration and forethought.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CeFG5oDW4AEd55N.jpg So, what is the takeaway from a US President allowing is picture to be taken in front of the Plaza de la Revolución in Havana with the visage of el Che in the background? |
Why, he's a Marxist revolutionary, of course. Just like the Right Wing blowhards have been saying for 8 years!
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Doesn't bother me in the slightest. In fact, if it makes the RW nippleheads over at Fox News lose their minds? It's a good day. :D
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How much consideration and forethought do you suppose went into these?
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Recognizing that Ernesto is a Cuban hero?
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Che was awesome. A real Hero of the common people. |
I thought so too.....
He kicked out all the fucking capitalist who were raping the Cuban people back in the 50's. We could use someone like him today. |
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They punch way above their numbers crippling many presidents' policy initiatives. |
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Che has become a fashion statement. |
History generally shows that successful revolutionaries make poor administrators, exceptions are rare. Beware of a taste for authoritarianism becoming tyranny.
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So, the Cuban government came out the winners. They got rid of a seriously loose cannon (who also happened to smell very bad), spread the fame of the Cuban revolution around the world and, with his eventual death, had a martyr around which build the cult of Che. |
The only difference between a dissident and a terrorist is 90 miles.
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Have you noticed the GOP is not upset with Cuban immigration but hate immigration from the rest of Latin America? Cubans can stay as long as they reach our soil, automatically with no questions asked. |
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Che never wanted to work in the government. He did for a while but his heart wasn't in it. No one had to convince him to leave Cuba and try to spread the revolution. That was what he wanted. As such he was a danger to US business interests in Latin America and beyond. For that reason he was hunted down and murdered by the US government. http://www.democracynow.org/2012/2/7...he_how_the_cia |
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And, even 4 years ago when that book was published, the fact that the CIA killed Che was really old news. |
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By Che's books I mean the ones that were actually written by Che himself. That's how you actually get to know the person. Not by reading books and articles "about Che" written by people with an agenda. |
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It's about time the USA came to the realization Cuba here to stay, we failed. Time to extend a hand in friendship and spoil them with our Decadence. Once the tourist and cruse ships invade no putting the genie back into the bottle.
Time to give back gitmo, shut down the prison and get the trials over! Barney |
Another notch In Obama's belt.
I certainly understand why republicans hate him. He's the rock star they simply cannot produce. |
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Before he graduated as medical doctor Che toured Latin America and spent some time in a leper colony. What he saw on that tour affected him deeply.
The excellent movie "The Motor Cycle Diaries" dealt with that tour. |
I'm gonna run over there with a suitcase full of cash & buy every 55-57 Chevy I can find.
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I could use a couple. |
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Your comment about the Spanish major reveals your low information voterness and susceptibility to Trumpism......:rolleyes: |
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red·neck
ˈredˌnek/Submit noun NORTH AMERICAN informal derogatory a working-class white person, especially a politically reactionary one from a rural area. "rednecks in the high, cheap seats stomped their feet and hooted" |
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At least until the Clinton administration, we had historically afforded Cubans who escaped Cuba and the Castro regime as refugees because to send the back was likely a death sentence. At least initially, many of these folks were not "illegal immigrants" but individuals fleeing from the likes of el Che and were granted political asylum. I hope you're not suggesting that most of the the folks coming over our southern border are political refugees and need to be granted asylum. |
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The question is legit, by the way. I just suspect you don't like the answer. |
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And it worked. |
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