The true faces of the Che

[@schlafcomandanten]

"The CIA didn't want Che dead" ... Yeah, and the earth is flat.

[@GuruDog-xg2yd]

The floating earth is flat inside a water covered blue heavenly dome . The CIA wanted him alive & to work for them. The elites know all of this.

[@nkamkar09]

You forgot: "And the moon is made of green cheese". No one has done more damage to global peace and democracy than the CIA in the entirety of human history.

[@bobfaam5215]

Che was trying to fight the USSR too . 😂 Too much of delusion and idealistic romanticism with no sense of reality . He wanted to change the world and fight the world . 😂 He also was trying to make the native people of South America to join his Communist revolution and fight the Spaniard descendants rulers . 😂😂 Indegenous people of South America are not warlike and can’t fight the Spaniards . Did not know that all human beings are not the same . Can a deer 🦌 fight a Tiger 🐅? There is a reason that Spaniard conquered South America so easily and that too with Swords ⚔️ and Spears 🗡 .

[@bobfaam5215]

Che was trying to fight the USSR too . 😂 Too much of delusion and idealistic romanticism with no sense of reality . He wanted to change the world and fight the world . 😂 He also was trying to make the native people of South America to join his Communist revolution and fight the Spaniard descendants rulers . 😂😂 Indegenous people of South America are not warlike and can’t fight the Spaniards . Did not know that all human beings are not the same . Can a deer 🦌 fight a Tiger 🐅? There is a reason that Spaniard conquered South America so easily and that too with Swords ⚔️ and Spears 🗡 .

[@kamilebrahimoff3589]

True, Felix Rodriguez C.I.A agent tried to save Che's life, but the Bolivian president ordered the execution.

[@zonko0488]

Che will ever be an inspiration to the oppressed. RIP The Revolutionary

[@Raj-m4n6e]

😂😂😂 lol

[@augustobenjamin7368]

Freedom for the cuban people from the oppression respect from Nicaragua

[@Getsitdone]

Freedom? Do you think the Cubans are free? How's their industry doing? How about their cars, anything past the 1950s? . Those people aren't free!

[@fotiostriantas4673]

​@@Getsitdone Are your people free? Because of modern cars? You pay for everything even for your deaths.

[@arktos298]

nasty man a killer and a sicko

[@TheAmerican1963]

@@fotiostriantas4673 WORD !!!!! ....... and the U.S. ruling class is only getting worse .................

[@jadedaim]

@@Getsitdone Cuba is literally the only sustainable country according to the united nations btw, only country with a ecological footprint that is sustainable while also having a strong HDI (human development index)

[@accuser_of_the_brethren7816]

Read "The Motorcycle Diaries" in high-school study hall. I had his shirt (famous head shot of his face) before reading the book and realized how cringe it was to wear it without even knowing anything about him.

[@user-cm6tj2he4b]

Most people wearing such a shirt have no clue. Not meant to be personal.

[@thecapricorn11]

😂

[@thecapricorn11]

@@user-cm6tj2he4b ignorance

[@urhunn7778]

Knowing who he was and what he did, wearing a Che Guevara shirt is even more cringy.

[@V.E.R.O.]

From an artistic standpoint the photo and shirt looks cool but yeah it is cringe to wear something when you don't know what it stands for.

[@georgesimon4469]

"Let's be realistic. Demand the impossible" !!!

[@Buckoux]

What is; "Let's be realistic. Demand the impossible"? The American Declaration of Independence from Great Britain, Alex.

[@chucklindenberg1093]

@@Buckoux What is, "Let's be realistic. Demand the impossible."? The French Revolution that while overthrowing their monarchy immediately brought to power Napoleon Bonaparte who then became royalty and wasn't defeated by French revolutionists but by his own hand with international help. But yeah there might be a lesson in there somewhere about revolutions, and why it is utterly and intellectually dishonest to compare any communist/Marxist like Che Guevara with American Declaration of Independence and American revolutionaries.

[@fotiostriantas4673]

@@Buckoux American revolution was not impossible. It was part of the main geopolitical clash between UK and France. The american elite gambled on France and won.

[@ykoba4054]

When was the last time Che behaved realistically?

[@Js23434]

@@ykoba4054well he’s kind of dead.

[@hotstepper887]

“There must be something rotten in the very core of a social system which increases its wealth, without diminishing its misery.” ~ Karl Marx

[@moinmoin4366]

Marxism killed more people than Hitler did.

[@MoeHamHead-bx7og]

Much better to have a social and economic system that decreases wealth and increases misery.

[@kevsta67]

you can be the architect of your own destiny in a capitalist society. in a communist or socialist society you are dependant on what is given to you. which is good for the weak and stupid. ....but it's human nature to want to better one slef,which is why capitalism is the door to success for the majority of normal people .

[@Pados_music]

@@kevsta67 Except for those who live in countries like Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Haiti, El Salvador, Hondouras, Cuba (before Castro when the country had capitalism), Bolivia, etc. So what is wrong with those countries since they have capitalism but mizery is thriving?

[@hotstepper887]

​@@Pados_music I'm English, and it really must be said, the Americans don't understand what communism actually is, (yet they all really believe they do). Only they really don't, and whenever they hear the word "communism", that's it for them, it must be wrong, it must be brutal, it must be criminal, and it must be murderous. LMAO. (Ironic when looking at their own country today). They don't seem to grasp or understand, they support what's so obviously wrong with this world today, seemingly they'd rather have the 1% elite of our populations, holding over 90% of the wealth, than they would seeing the everyday man being treated much more equally and fairly? It's so illogical, it's just utter madness. They've all been saturated with so much deep-rooted anti-communist propaganda, and for so long, they don't even recognize what propaganda actually is any more. They don't understand that communism is 100% against all of those elites and all these massive multi-billion dollar corporations, (we have dictating to us all today, even censoring our own rights to free speech), and it's completely against the monetary system, (that we've always known is flawed, and does not work). Communism wasn't ever thought about as a way to oppress the people, but in fact, the exact opposite is true, it was a plan, an idea, (a theory), for a new way of life, that would see the everyday working man treated fairly and equally, rather than all the profits of the businesses only going to the business's owners, while the workers only ever remained receiving poor wages. Communism seeks ways of making sure the everyday working man gets a fair share and a fair return for his labour. It's a political and economic system, that seeks to create a classless society, in which, the major means of production, (such as mines and factories), are owned and controlled by the public, (rather than a private individual), and it was always intended to be fair and equal to all. It's been well studied, and the thinking believes it would normally take 50+ years, (with all working together), to achieve it. The whole point of socialism, before communism, was for them to prepare for a life of communism. Only many of the leaders/dictators attempted to achieve communism much too soon, and well before they were anywhere near prepared to start. And that ended up badly, and it saw many millions die in the famines that it caused. Mao is a perfect example of this, but it was not done intensionally, (as we read so many, try to claim today). The reality is very clear, Mao took too long to realize his own mistakes, and he listened to, and believed the wrong people! But, there is no doubt, that it was many of the corrupt leaders/dictators, that destroyed the whole concept, Idea, and the philosophy of communism, from its very beginning, right from the start, meaning It was never even given a chance! We've never seen a pure communist society, none that tried, ever got there, and it only ended up seeing the people (who showed any discontent), brutally punished, if not murdered, (by those criminal leaders). But communism, itself, is not responsible for anything those criminal dictators did, and nor are the people who lived through it. The truth is, the entire ideology of communism, opposes those corrupt leader's actions! I guess the Americans just don't understand that being so anti-communist, is exactly the same as being pro-capitalist, (that's created the world's 1% elite). I mean, tell me, what's logical about that? Sure, we do know that Communism (in its purest form), isn't a realistic existence, as we know that we, the people, are all naturally corrupt, so we will always see some with more than others, (whether through theft, corruption, or just people saving, slowly increasing their own wealth). But Communism itself, isn't something that should ever be run down or demonized by anyone, and certainly not by any society, but it's something that we, the people, should be exploring much more, and looking for adjustments, to make it work. Only that's also unrealistic today, as we're all led by the world's criminals, who would never allow, or ever adapt that way of thinking, but would rather kill us all first. China, today, is a perfect example of why this is so important for us all to understand. Because China does have a communist government. China have sat back, and they've watched everything the west has done over these last 80 years. They've watched, and they've seen every mistake we've made in the West, and they've seen and understand how and why we made those mistakes So today, what we really see, is China with a communist government, running an (almost capitalist system), only with one, very big, and very important difference, to us in the west. China will never allow any multibillion-dollar corporation, company, organization, or any wealthy individual, (elite), to become influential to the leading party! Nothing, and nobody, will ever be able to dictate government policy, not by being super rich, or being a major business/corporation today. And that alone, will see China succeed. Whereas in the west, we've created a 1% of our population holding over 90% of all the wealth. And that has seen all the real power slipping away from our western governments, and slipping into the hands of those multi-billion dollar corporations and elites. So, as we're all shortly going to be finding out, that has seen us in the west, fail.

[@loverlew]

1954--Guatemala Ernesto became “Che” in Guatemala. It was here amidst the squalor of exploitive poverty and the savagery of the CIA backed bombing of women and children at the behest of what would become his lifetime enemy--The United Fruit Company and other international monopolies that the traveler became a revolutionary. Here his concern for the pobrecitos became a deep abiding anger that drove him to take aggressive actions for social change that were “revolutionary” to some but welcome deliverance to others. He once told me he liked Guatemala above all other Latin American countries. I believe that is because at that time it was a gathering place for every would be revolutionary drawn there by the dynamic personality and promised social reforms of the new president Jacobo Arbenz. Ernesto, now called Che--the same colloquial Argentine slang by which he addressed others--loved the social ferment of a gathering of wide-eyed reformers. Though he was more laid back and introspective than most he could hold his own in any heated political debate, as always, taking the side of those who had no voice. EXCERPT: CHE THE TRUE STORY - LEW OSTEEN AMAZON BOOKS

[@RobMullally]

The first thing you should know is

[@NEWYORKLIBRE]

What he thought needed change in Latin America was not applicable in Cuba. In Cuba he was responsible for the murder of at least 5,000 political prisoners sentenced them to death without a trial. Not just that he wasn't even Cuban. The social justice issues he saw in South America were simply not an issue in Cuba. Cuba had a progressive and thriving economy for its time. Not only that the Communist Party was permitted in Cuba pre castro. I suggest checking out the memoires or Benigno who fought along side him in Cuba and Bolivia. Not just that, there was no war in Cuba... meaning he didn't fight because Btista didn't organize the military against them. The escambray battles were the a true rise of the working class. It was agaisnt the revolution after they lied to the people and said they were not communist.

[@JingleJangleJam]

@@NEWYORKLIBRE Be that as it may, we cannot ignore the role the United Fruit Company with its brazen greed and unquenchable thirst played in fomenting Che's actions. Without the United Fruit Company, there may have been no Che, and therefore no scale of atrocities there. Perhaps the united Fruit Company has a part of the responsibility for creating revolution there through its inhumane acts?

[@TheOpenSociety777]

​@@JingleJangleJamThe president of United Fruit was Samuel Zemurray (Schmuel Zmurri was his original Jewish name) People need to take a deeper look into the background of the actual players in these historical atrocities.

[@JingleJangleJam]

​@@TheOpenSociety777 Zionism is an extremist form of nationalist political ideology that is friendly in its ideals towards the extremely radical US foreign policymakers. That doesn't surprise me anymore than that Saudi Arabian elites was very close to extremist Wahhabist nationalists like Osama bin Laden. After 9/11 we attacked Iraq instead of placing sanctions on Saudi Arabia and Israel which both had far more to do with instigating the war on terror than did Iraq in any stretch of the imagination. It had much more to do with the conflict between Wahhabists and Zionists that had emerged in the middle east and brought in Western countries as a target of extremist muslims angry at the holy land being taken away by force and oppression, since after Soviets who collapsed, the Zionists were the greatest enemy of extreme contempt. The ''actual players'' like Sullivan and Cromwell, the Wall Street investment firm that were legal advice connected directly to the foreign policy sector of the Whit eHouse to give investors like Norman Davis information on how to apply his tools to make a profit in the Cuban sugar trade at the expense of its people's extreme suffering. German Krupp steel would have been impossible to have made without investments by Sullivan and Cromwell made up until 1935, andone of its chairmen really didn't want them to end! Only Jewish clients complained but Wall Street lawyers with Washington connections leveraged their power to make a fortune out of Weimar Germany as its corruption was turned a blind eye to and its growing totalitarianism asserted to be a good remedy to the threat of Bolshevism. But the same firms in Wall St that profitted off the Cuban sugar exploitation are the ones who did business in helping rearm Germany despite the Versailles treaty, Krupp A.G. and I.G. Farben the chemicals for the death factories were made at Farben. There is an affect then on the entire generation that this war precipitated by colonial expansion in the middle east that is amorphous and taken place across decades and involves mainly atrocities committed against defenceless civilians, has got to end and also, no more skaptegoating and no more just blaming one side and claiming the other is innocent anymore. The extreme polarization of having to be labelled as supporting the Jewish holocaust if they do not support an exploitative right wing political party conducting an invasion on a poorer ethnical outsider race is so absurdly ironic and disastrously a failure to account for the true history of the holocaust and the fate inflicted upon the Warsaw ghettoes, that I am totally ashamed and disgusted by it personally. If anybody aren't the British most behind things in Palestine and Israel, after all the Brits ruled it for several decades and planted the seeds and laid the foundation of the conflict. Like around the world after they left, the place they left behind was on the verge of exploding like a powder keg of violence. Even to this day post-Colonial India has this kind of ethnic powder keg of violence left over from British colonial rule.

[@benkeller6027]

A hero to some, a destroyer to others. I do look up to him as an intellectual and freedom fighter. He could have had a very comfortable life but chose to fight for freedom from oppression.

[@starchild6478]

Fought for freedom of oppression by oppressing the Cubans. Give me a break. 🙄😒

[@benkeller6027]

@starchild6478 as I said, a hero to some, a threat to others. Cuba did experience lots of trouble through 'capitalism' before the revolution. Certain people weren't allowed to study in Cuba because of their race. A caste system was figuratively in place until the revolution. The rich and powerful suffered significantly with such a change of governmental policies. The Bay of Pigs was just that. Rich pigs wanting to rule Cuba through corruption, hoping that the spark of extreme capitalism would ignite a revolution. The fools in America and exiled Cubans never realised just how much the commoners detested the old ways.

[@gggdomado]

Quelle blague hahaha

[@virgilius7036]

But he couldn't have killed so many people out of hateful intolerance!

[@benkeller6027]

@virgilius7036 as with any movement in politics, there are winners and losers. Look at Capatilism in the West, the rich and powerful benefit while the workers suffer. Under the ideals of communism, the workers are to win while the corporations are forced to pay for access to such markets by paying higher taxes and more say for the workers. Capatilism says tax the poor to benefit the rich. That the rich and powerful know better than others. That because these companies and corporations provide employment, they deserve to have tax breaks. They work harder for investors than providing a service for users and treating the employees well. Which is more evil, power in the hands of a few or a system where the workers have more say over things such as union representation to provide benefits for those making the things sold that provides the income and profits for the company?

[@rahajibaba]

Against colonialism

[@Cobrakai-g6c]

Che is inspiration for all fighting injustice and oppression

[@syourke3]

Che couldn’t remain in Cuba after his speech in Algiers criticizing the Soviet Union. Castro had no choice, given Cuba’s total reliance on the Soviets.

[@ArturoLopez-e1f]

OK, that is why he sent Ché to Boliva.

[@syourke3]

@@ArturoLopez-e1f I think Che went to Bolivia of his own accord, he wasn’t “sent” by Castro. He probably could’ve lived in Cuba indefinitely but he wouldn’t be able to continue serving in the Cuban government.

[@airdiarmuid]

@@syourke3 true, castro said that che wanted to return to argentina and wage a revolution after cubas revolution and he said that to him when they first met in mexico i believe. Che's revolutionary expeditions were off his own back. And yes what you said at the end is also probably true, since they basically hid the fact Che was back in cuba before he left for the final time

[@whatabouttheearth]

Yeah, and that's what people don't get, Che started criticizing all the northern powers for exploiting and not helping the poor of the third world south. It seems like he was surpassing all that other stuff to be a purely anti imperial fighter and it's strange, no one got to see it because he got smoked.

[@whatabouttheearth]

Yeah, and that's what people don't get, Che started criticizing all the northern powers for exploiting and not helping the poor of the third world south. It seems like he was surpassing all that other stuff to be a purely anti imperial fighter and it's strange, no one got to see it because he got smoked.

[@angus7278]

Badempanada has an excellent video on Che. Factual and well researched.

[@AustinJosephTamargo]

Yes thank you everyone please go watch bad empanada's video that gives the true sourced facts

[@shirleymarek8170]

Free Israel ! Viva la liberdad ! 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱Am Israël Haï 🇮🇱

[@dogsand77]

have seen it great video. Typical western BS is always spread to tarnish people like CHE. Same people that gave you weapons of mass destruction in Iraq result 2 mill dead

[@michaell8002]

​@@shirleymarek8170🍉💪

[@numbersix8919]

Right✊ on. Thanks!

[@alvarofortunatosamayoa8640]

El Salvador lo está haciendo, escuelas, escuelas y más escuelas, universidades, y más universidades, necesitamos educarnos, salgamos de la cheap esclavitud rescatemos Latino America. Nuestros nativos necesitan universidades, protejamos nuestra riqueza que es la agricultura.

[@andrewpiper2908]

Best wishes to El Salvador. I wish you long prosperous lives ❤

[@alvarofortunatosamayoa8640]

Am not Salvadorean, am Guatemalan American, Guatemala is under cooptación by a gang of mafia members under corrupt president Giamattei and his gang.

[@Rock_Girl_Daze]

100% protect the jungles, agriculture and livestock. Develop righteous, indigenous education. Do not be subverted.

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

El Salvador ha enfrentado a los carteles de la droga, los felicito, desde Ohio, EE.UU.

[@alvarogonelli4158]

La agricoltura no necessita de universidad....

[@brianfitzpatrick7372]

The famous poster image based on the Korda photo was created by irish artist Jim Fitzpatrick, deliberately without copyright. He deserves credit.

[@josephcullen4945]

Jim is a good man. A talented artist and a comrade in the journey toward justice and equality for all!

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

I am proud to say that the very great Che forefathers and mothers came from my town. strange how some people praise Che Guevara others hated him. I'm sure he did very wrong things but the man had a good heart and did a lot that was correct, of course the American government detested Che but then again American government hasn't always been correct in the many wars it started.

[@dirkdiggler5581]

Also the ussr denounced him

[@Marco90731]

Barrienros massacred 200 miners , during a strike that occured while Che was in Bolivia.

[@CC-xu2yz]

Murderous Commie. Not a good man.

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

@@dirkdiggler5581 silly USSR

[@santanukganguli6491]

@jamesbroadshaw - Good impartial assessment. The freedom fighters of the oppressed are often termed as the terrorists, criminals and mass murderers by the oppressors. It depends on who you are supporting or siding.

[@Gospel-of-Geoff]

Thank you for upload.

[@analiliamoreno6723]

Let’s say it - in part the reason for Che to be so popular is because he was good looking, and loads of people have capitalised on that

[@patrickmccarron5059]

He sort of reminds me of one those apes in Planet of the Apes.

[@lsudx479]

Of course. He's romanticized because he was killed before he could do any real societal damage. Fidel, the power hungry monster ended up emerging to keep his nation in poverty. Ask any Cuban if they love the living conditions of communism and they'll tell you how terrible it is.

[@zonko0488]

Are you saying if he was an ass.... he will still be popular?

[@karenbrooks7613]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@georgeikinya2779]

Good looking, ugly whatever, the man played his part in quest for a fair world despite the means he applied. No where in the history of humanity since the days of prophet Moses has freedom of man been achieved by singing songs to dictators of the world and their henchmen.

[@christiandelorme2659]

Un vrais chef qui lutter contre l'injustice respect 😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@philippeewing201]

Un assassin et un tortionnaire de masse

[@hakenznaturelvideo4187]

Kendi ulkesinde yapmalı idi

[@danielyemane4355]

A true human being you will always remembered

[@zlatanzakaris3959]

Ένας αληθινός εγκληματίας θέλατε να γράψετε???

[@chebailey950]

​@@zlatanzakaris3959u have shit for brains.

[@Alphasports576]

When being remembered will have nothing to do with whether you make it to heaven or hell

[@chebailey950]

@@Alphasports576 It is easy to thread a Camel through the eye of a needle, than it is for a rich man to enter the kingdom of Heaven - Jesus Christ

[@Alphasports576]

@@chebailey950 and if you're a communist you don't believe in God or Jesus so you have no hope at all does zero chance you make it to heaven now once throughout his life did he ever say he was a Christian but took Jesus Christ as his Lord and savior in fact the first thing they did in Cuba was to get rid of all the churches show me one time throughout his life that he talked about Jesus and embrace Christianity he never did he seemed to be all about himself and getting himself popular hell it even said his mom was in the voodoo magic p but hey the guy had free will

[@eytansuchard8640]

Whoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed, for God made man in his own image.

[@libanali2088]

Che murdered his opponent in Cuba yet expected his opponent in Bolivia to spare him.

[@kimobrien.]

The people executed committed crimes like murder and torture as agents of the dictatorship, not that of soldiers in war time, that they were tried sentenced and reviewed for accuracy by Che. Che did not receive even the fig leaf of a military trial. Instead the orders were to shoot below the neck so it looked like he died in battle rather than by execution. Like the NAZI's they realizec they were comitting a crime.

[@jagdishacharya1438]

Never killed any opponents as minister for information & culture under Cuban president Fidel Castro. Cuban intelligence agency killed many anti socialists & supporters of former dictator Batista sponsered by C.I.A.

[@Redmanticore]

@armandobernal2042 at his last seconds of course, but if he could have chosen, he would have wanted to live. he might have also said this and that about fidel castro and failed revolution in cuba in general, had he lived, in later age. as true revolutionary, he would have had the courage to be honest.

[@BarryDarroch]

Who said Che expected to live?

[@poisonhand8078]

Some people thought that by killing all the rich people the world would become a better place. What they did not realize (or knew in the first place but later did not admit it or pretending no knowing it) was that the poor people who took over the power after killing all the rich people, they themselves had become the new rich people and acting worse than the previous rich people (partly because of their terrible brought up, jealousy, lack of education, ignorance of modern development, hate for revenge or greed).

[@jamessterling9273]

Very well put

[@markcynic808]

It's the same old story throughout history.

[@indilove28]

Blablabla.

[@YouLoveItBiatch]

The abused often become the abusers

[@alcoholicjoe6199]

Dont agree with him but i can fully understand....Bent corrupt private greedy firms are now rampant ..history repeats itself .

[@thebittertruth5381]

A legend could die but don't accept to be humiliated.

[@dharma6525]

And yet he is, for he became a best selling artefact for cowardly teenagers

[@TheLeftPath]

@@dharma6525 the only cowards are the capitalist leeches stealing from the working class hiding behind raw state power.

[@ΧαρηςΧριστοδουλου-ψ3μ]

I am Greek and not a leftist or communist. But I kneel in front of the great Che and Aris the Greek leader of resistance against the Nazis a few years before the both fled to the Pantheon of the Heros

[@mauroger86]

Kneel before a murderer? Guevara murdered prisoners in concentration camps, hated the homosexuals, promoted a savage dictatorship that destroyed Cuba and put the country to its knees. You are dangerously ignorant my friend.

[@PlusMinusRealist]

Yes because you got the history wrong and make your stuff how YOU want it. But at the end both ya heroes are dead and so you will be in time and the rest goes on and will forget your comment or your heroes, my hero is Skenderbeg the turc and greek slayer.

[@ΧαρηςΧριστοδουλου-ψ3μ]

@@PlusMinusRealist It is so good that you will live forever!

[@karlschuch5684]

"I kneel in front of the great Che..." really? you kneel to a serial murderer and rapist? Do you also kneel to Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot?

[@ThatBlueSkull]

@@PlusMinusRealist Skanderbeg is albanian and fought against the ottomans (the turks) if you're going to praise someone at least understand who they are

[@TheMoonchild1969]

"A los mártires le perdonamos todos sus pecados y adoptamos todos sus pecados como nuestros." 🌹

[@stellahanff]

Muito obrigada por este documentário! 🌷

[@quintinfranklin9168]

PLEASE!

[@sapience9474]

😮Aaaa😅 14:28

[@bahelanya]

I will always remember you through your legacy

[@peterwilson5528]

Yes, Che was not Cuban, Napoleon was not French, Stalin was not Russian, Hitler was not German and Éamon de Valera was not Irish. Does it really matter? That man makes his own destiny.

[@jrod25221]

Pitler wasn't German since when

[@donald8354]

@@jrod25221 Hitler was Austrian. Best wishes.

[@angus7278]

de Valera was an American citizen of Irish origin.

[@peterwilson5528]

American-born half-Irish. That is what saved his life from the British.@@angus7278

[@marc.bansept]

Not really being what you want to be seem to make you a bad person...

[@Vivianissime]

56 ans après sa mort, Che reste l'icône immortelle du révolutionnaire romantique qui savait déjà, en allant s'enferrer dans le piège à rats de Bolivie, que son avenir se limitait à la balle qui mettrait fin à son rêve. Hasta siempre, Comandante*

[@GerardVaughan-qe7ml]

"Liberdad ou Muerte !" Isn't it strange that this is now what is required in USA.

[@chriscard6544]

this is a fascist slogan, never said by Che

[@jackie00776]

@@chriscard6544 "Give me liberty or give me death" Patrick Henry 1775 American Revolution

[@chriscard6544]

@@jackie00776 that's not the same phrase

[@Redmanticore]

@@chriscard6544 literally the same. used in many places, like in french revolution. if che would have traveled to usa and explained why he did what he did in latin america, to American people, they would have understood him more. the dictator was enslaving his people. americans would have done the same. in return he could have been more influenced by free markets, and maybe establish mixed economy social democracy, like northern europe. and not just replaced one dictator with another.

[@Buckoux]

@@chriscard6544 It's close enough...

[@wesstubbs3472]

Fidel and Che had 82 men, and then defeated the CIA and the Cuban Army. And the United States of Fascism has never forgiven them

[@MarlinWilliams-b2t]

Now, after 65 years of Marxism, Cuba is a delapitated craphole

[@rimrunz1795]

Dovu even know what fascism is, Junior?

[@wsegen]

70s, Colombia, virtually every bank, business building, some churches, even buses, had 3 pictures on their walls. the pope, jfk, and che.

[@peter58peter]

First two should not be with Che.

[@Up2Me-h2z]

Play stupid games win stupid prizes. Have stupid heros get a fucked up country...(well not jfk he was actually a legend)

[@JosephMitchellMitchell]

BULLSHIT

[@williamkuhns2387]

Ernesto "Che" Guevara had asthma but also loved smoking Havana cigars so he dipped the mouth end in honey as a filter. I have tried this myself and it really works!

[@derekkase7884]

Brother that is soo cool I'm gonna try that👍

[@LFSPharaoh]

I thought you’re not supposed to inhale cigars?

[@silverroses248]

He was a physician so he knew how the body worked

[@Majid-xj3lb]

I had admiration for him until the day I began to understand the revolution! from Cuba and ended up traveling there with my daughter; we visited more than 75% of countries using public transport and the shock was during this visit, what we do not see in this documentary is that both he and Fidel were manipulated by the Soviets and also during will heal it in each village if anyone refused to join and who defended the regime in power he was executed immediately; In the end, not only did they not free Cuba, they took him out of a hole and plunged him into a very deep well; it's a magnificent country with a lovely population but a poverty and level of repression closer to Kore than other things

[@anitamarshall9804]

I have been to Cuba. Saw the house he lived in and gave up to continue the struggle. ♥

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

I went to Cuba three years ago, people seemed to hate me when I told them I am originally from Argentina. Guevara must have felt rejected by the people, xenophobia, I felt it.

[@anitamarshall9804]

@@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq sorry you had that experience.

[@patrickpenton3429]

You mean the struggle to establish dictatorships so that people could live free In a communist dictatorship without food?

[@tadjani5191]

@@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq Tell people about what Argentinians did to Black people there..

[@airdiarmuid]

@@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq it is said that guevara had some hard times as a cuban guerilla because he wasn't a cuban

[@warriordog4094]

the word Che, is used in Argentina when you address a friend or male family member.....it's like saying buddies or my friend, etc....

[@alexrsuarez1]

He was the most one faced revolutionary of all time honest and principled.

[@alexrsuarez1]

Mario Teran was born in April not October and Che had been to Bolivia twice, he was there in the 50s.

[@TitoRome]

Chr was black like u​@@alexrsuarez1

[@jacklondon8211]

Il était et il est encore au jour d aujourd hui le révolutionnaire le plus populaire de tous les temps .....

[@dontrump9769]

Maybe...but who cares?

[@Larry_Sycamore]

He was a spoiled rich boy like all fake commie leaders.

[@Sidtube10]

Nice documentary with footage! Revolution, internationalism and anti-bureaucracy - that's a good summary of what Che Guevera espoused!

[@Ghislain-v7j]

Merci pour le reportage.

[@ErikSimbolon-n2j]

Got true.... bring inspired everywhere.. Motorcycle diaries.

[@ferr1942]

Argentino de nacimiento, doble nacionalidad argentino-cubana, luchó en Guatemala, Cuba, Congo y Bolivia. Pero todos los que intervienen en el documental son franceses. Mas eurocentrista difícil de imaginar.

[@dharma6525]

Sorry we invented the camera, so we have the right to make whatever movie we want. Plus: french > spanish

[@dharma6525]

Go find argentinian production if you care so much 😊

[@ferr1942]

@@dharma6525 Argentino o cubano, o tal vez algún guatemalteco, congolés o boliviano. No lo planteo desde una perspectiva nacionalista, sino desde una que interpele a protagonistas directos o indirectos de su vida. Los únicos franceses que cumplen ese requisito son Jean Paul Sartre y Simone de Beauvoir muy tangencialmente o Régis Debray más íntimamente.

[@dreamsongworld]

cierto, muchas gracias por tu comentario, por dios, los franceses me hacen vomitar a veces

[@traytrid9367]

I love the introduction song🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 African Rhumba of the 60s and 70s borrowed heavily on Cuban beats

[@RichardBroussard-z3y]

Right.. no... left . Southpaw

[@francoluissotomayor5521]

Literally it’s the other way around. Cuban and caribbean rhythms derive from african ones

[@TheRightONe-et3gh]

We would need a Che today more than ever.

[@schlafcomandanten]

Hasta siempre comandante

[@zlatanzakaris3959]

Hasta là mizeria !!!!!!

[@carlmccants3904]

Good documentary, it explains a lot that I didn't know about Che and Castro. It's Ironic what power does to people, some (like Castro) lose their vision, and become what they were fighting against, and some like Che, get fed to the wolves by the "Castros". Funny, we as people will never learn, all of this still happens today,

[@Qbano1978]

Castro didn't lose his vision, he was the same guy from the get-go, a manipulative individual who knew how to play people. He probably realized Che was a fanatic and used him to later discard him. Well, Che deserved it anyway.

[@hx-flixblog4569]

Really? Well, if you think you learned something honest, or true from this garbage anti-revolutionist propaganda, you're sadly mistaken. As for Castro wanting to get rid of Che by sending him to Bolivia, that's one big lie! It was all Che's idea. Actually, Castro tried to talk him out of it. I could point out many other inconsistencies.

[@lalocho]

Helped replace one dictatorship with another.

[@barrymurphy1651]

Even worse dictatorship.

[@wesstubbs3472]

The US has supported every right-wing dictatorship in Latin American history, and I bet you supported that foreign policy, so you can stop pretending that you don't support dictatorship.

[@alejandroavila2646]

@@wesstubbs3472 That doesn´t make what he said any less true

[@wesstubbs3472]

@@alejandroavila2646 You're both pretending that you oppose dictatorships while you support a US foreign policy that has supported every single right-wing fascist dictatorship in Latin American history, from Argentina to Paraguay to Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, Cuba and Haiti. You supported Somoza for decades and when the Sandinistas finally got rid of him you suddenly became opposed to dictatorship. You're a typical American - ignorant, dishonest.

[@yomom6097]

I mean I wouldnt compare anything to Batista's brutal regime, even Castro is not close

[@joecastle9993]

He started off as a true hero, but his hatred made him do terrible things. He got so tired of signing death orders that he had a stamp made instead.

[@joecastle9993]

@armandobernal2042 again, his hatred blinded him and he started killing people who had nothing to do with Batista's crimes. He was also one of the main proponents for the charging and imprisonment of true revolutionaries who fought along side him in the Sierra, like Huber Matos, who spent 20 years in prison just because he was a social Democrat and not a communist.

[@joecastle9993]

@armandobernal2042 yes, Batista did, but then Che didn't jail or murder Batista did he? Che turned against his own people , the people he fought with and the people he claimed to be fighting for

[@joecastle9993]

@armandobernal2042 he sent his own comrades to prison and to the firing squads just because they were not communists. The same people who bled with him in the Sierra, he ruthlessly murdered. He basically became a Robespierre, and ate the children of the revolution.

[@angus7278]

People found guilty of heinous crimes were executed. So? Lincoln signed a LOT more execution orders, but does anyone care today?

[@joseaamorosalicea6783]

He was delusional.

[@AnnCaddigan]

Excellent Docu. Thanks

[@pierrevanderdeure8164]

Read the biography of CHE written by Pierre Kalfon for an exhaustive overview of his life. Castro wanted to get rid of him because he remained a revolutionary after accessing power, and was rather critical of the UdSSR when Cuba was heavily dependent on Russia. The Che was without compromise, a complete idealist prepared to go to extremes, including murder. He thought the revolution could create a new human being, and ultimately gave his own life for his beliefs.

[@dharma6525]

A stoopid then

[@Julia-Julia]

Poor thing… everyone betrayed him…

[@hariherp7668]

Salute You Hero.... You are my Icon

[@jackiestevenso7756]

A great hero of the downtrodden. Viva commandante Che Guevara.

[@Larry_Sycamore]

Wow you're dumb.

[@izmedjuredova]

You live by the sword, you die by the sword. He killed many people.

[@PaulTreacy-mg9bp]

Yanks have killed so much more

[@charlesjackson8896]

Castro Back-door'ed Che he was becoming to charismatic and powerful he sent him to his death 💔💔💔🚫🧢

[@moinmoin4366]

that's what communists do

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

That is a common but wrong historical judgment, totally wrong: Guevara could have just become a physician in Cuba, but xenophobia made him feel rejected. Cuba is a very xenophobic nation.

[@robertpolanco1973]

@@moinmoin4366 How ridiculous of you to assume that Communists "kill" people when only BAD Communists did such a thing. Like Stalin, Mao, and Pol Pot.

[@E29-n3x]

Thank you for history of che

[@ankitsharma00014]

Wonderful Documentary.🤎

[@AliHassan-hb1bn]

His image beats all odds and arrogants.

[@dharma6525]

Thats why he didnt do shit for the world and basically played the revolutionario for matters of self-adulation 😊

[@pavicopter]

Lo preocupante es que el npueblo cubaano sigue sufriendo la misma situación de siempre. Nunca ha habido una real revolución en ningún país en donde EL CHE es un símbolp de las generaciones que nacen y mueren empujados por una revoluión que se convirtió en cementerio a muchos jóvenes y los pueblos, incluidos el cubano que aplican la filosofía del BORRON Y CUENTA NUEVA o sea MAS DE LO MISMO. Mi nombre es Darío Mendoza.

[@sergiodesersank8993]

Esto es lo capitalismo cruel que Che combatía.

[@segito33]

Por lo menos en el capitalismo tienes oportunidades. En el comunismo y el socialismo cruel, ni eso tienes. Por eso es que no ves a nadie migrar a países comunistas, que no sea que están huyendo de la ley. Abajo el comunismo. Una lástima que el Che no murió antes. Nos jodio Cuba con el otro loco de Fidel.

[@patriceesela5000]

Cuba has been put under some of the harshest economic embargoes since it became socialist many decades ago, which are still in place to this day. Socialist Cuba was never given a fair chance

[@segito33]

@@patriceesela5000 that’s a total BS. Cuba can trade commercially with every country worldwide, including USA 🇺🇸. The day you visit cuba 🇨🇺, read the Cuban constitution, read the penal code, and see for yourself with the opulence Cuban leader’s live. You’ll change your mind. That embargo excuse it was created by Fidel to justify the inefficiency of the communism and socialist system. And the price, we regulars Cubans have to pay. Saludos 🖖

[@gustavobortolotto-bf3sk]

Desde Argentina intentamos mitigar el daño que el Che provocó en el planeta , lanzando el mejor antídoto conocido hasta la fecha . Hizo su presentación mundial con el discurso soñado frente a la elite en Davos .

[@dubaijobsjobs2131]

Such brave people are very rare in history, but Gobariya was a very brave person.

[@robbychin-a-loi7292]

In my opinion, this was easily the most sincere portrayal of the life of one of the greatest leaders in human history, despite the terrible mistakes he committed, I have a deep respect for Ernest Che Guevara. Because where there is chopping, there are chips.

[@peterreston6478]

A realistic portrait of the most iconic revolutionary of them all including the often suppressed naughty bits.

[@johanneabelsen1644]

Naughty?! He was a blood-thirsty monster!🤦‍♂️🤮

[@subsamadhi]

​@@johanneabelsen1644so since you're so morally upright better give your stolen land back to a native American and go back to Europe .go on now

[@CarlosSant-gg4fv]

Un héroe de la humanidad, a pesar de que los imperialistas se empeñen en ensuciar su legado

[@albertkeyrous5319]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@christiank1251]

With friends like him, you don't need any enemies, capitalist or not.

[@runningman2806]

Looks to me like Fidel didn't win, but the Batista forces joined him!

[@twotwo4469]

R.I.P 2 legend

[@dharma6525]

Lile he was some rapper 😂

[@saulalexander3586]

A ture hero of Latin America and the Caribbean 😮

[@TheRightONe-et3gh]

and the World

[@toeg1]

This is a very superficial review of his life. To note the photographer Korda of the immortal image of Che, without ever mentioning that an Italian, Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, took the picture and made millions for himself with nothing for Korda, is intellectually empty. Most of this documentary is made to fit a bourgeois, Western image of Che, communism and Marxism, painted in one dimension and without any analysis of the world as it was at the time. This documentary is made to allow the middle-class to sleep easy at night knowing that the "evil" Che was never a force for liberation and education, but rather a mere puppet of the demonic "Communists" of the era. Sad ........... very sad.

[@tagadabrothersband]

Give us a link of a "good" review of his life. But be sure the "middle-class" doesn't need a review of someone who died 55 years ago to sleep more or less easy at night. The middle-class isn't even someone, and almost no one cares who took the picture of the Che except perhaps his beneficiaries.

[@Kitiwake]

Amigo...Che is an idea. I've seen this image all over latino America. The face of the idea.

[@fernandogirard9702]

El Che vive. Hasta siempre comandante.

[@jozef.stalinowski]

Comunismo o muerte !!!

[@Kyanzes]

Not sure if it's true or not but allegedly Stalin said something along the lines of "Stalin is an idea. And even I am afraid of this Stalin."

[@trineperstuen7011]

The malenarrator has a good voice,the female is hard to understand😢.great video😊😊

[@becauseweare1]

I understand them both just fine.

[@alphaman9538]

stories, stories and more stories. Humans have stories from their history.

[@NoisyMouse-f3f]

But because they change history, they never learn from their stories.

[@dharma6525]

And... they never learn from them 😊

[@Qbano1978]

I'm cuban, so tired and fed up with Che image and all this personality cult, it's f*** ing sick. I wish I could wrap up all the statues and t-shirts, including his ashes and send it all to those who admire and worship him so deeply. Can you keep it all? I will include the Castro family as a bonus, pretty sure you'll love them!!

[@dharma6525]

Dont tell them their fantasies are wrong they cant stand it. Same way they cant stand being told yhe market took Che and made him a tee-shirt decoration 😂

[@CharlyRomeo-vb6el]

Aquí se queda la clara, la entrañable transparencia, de tu querida presencia, Comandante Che Guevara.

[@Cozzra]

Gusano

[@Kitiwake]

Communism didn't screw Cuba. America screwed Cuba.

[@v.d.s2747]

Feliz por ter conhecido esse canal agora, deveria ser mais divulgado

[@c.santos1685]

Cheio de fake news como os gados gosta

[@GerardVaughan-qe7ml]

Not enough detail on the Banana war part. Needs an episode on that. I have the impression he just liked killing people. A Psychopath.

[@sailor123ize]

As a Cuban exile from the 1960's, my only advice is, pray that you or your sons don't experience a CHE in the future.

[@angus7278]

One of the rich Cuban minority that didn’t like sharing the wealth with the people that actually did the work? Been betraying your country ever since, I’m sure.

[@bjornsmith9431]

Or an Fidel Castro, Fidel lament to an US Banker international in the 1980s that he made a mistake letting Che run the Cuban Economy it when down the toilet to this day, Fidel and Raoul thought they could trust him, show you murderous dictators never think but support others dictators examples Fidel when he was president of the non aligned nations that don't want to be part of the cold war which Afghanistan was a member, Fidel support the Soviet invasion of that country in 1979 and Fidel Castro support Saddam Hussein invasion of Kuwait in 1991, Fidel and Raoul Castro were never lover of human rights or respect others they practice true communism, no even their own mother they have no love for throw her out of her own house and plantation to let the public see how heartless they are.

[@ArturoLopez-e1f]

What do you mean,can you elaborate ? He was that bad ?

[@bjornsmith9431]

@@ArturoLopez-e1f Fidel Castro before he got power in Cuba said he wanted a war with the US and the west, he was Soviet Union communist agent in 1943 and during is University days in 1948 Bogata Columbia, he started the Bogata riots which lead to the assassination of the Columbia president.

[@orlandoalvarez81]

@@ArturoLopez-e1f1700 cubans executed by his orders; over 200 others executed by his hand, a coward, a Communist, a big piece of SHIT!

[@peterwilson5528]

Is there any real revolution that after victory did not require a night of the long knives? I think not. Mao stated that "A revolution is not a dinner party, or writing an essay, or painting a picture, or doing embroidery; it cannot be so refined, so leisurely and gentle, so temperate, kind, courteous, restrained and magnanimous. A revolution is an insurrection, an act of violence by which one class overthrows another."

[@karingoering2441]

Move to China

[@peterwilson5528]

Maybe you should move there ;)@@karingoering2441

[@peterwilson5528]

You are a BOT with no channel content. @@karingoering2441

[@dharma6525]

​@@karingoering2441 suck amazon 😊

[@whatabouttheearth]

​@@karingoering2441 He simply quoted Mao you dolt. Should the Marine Corps officer that put out his own copy of Maos boot with his commentary move to China also. Besides, if someone is a ML revolutionary they are needed elsewhere besides China

[@eltigre7648]

Che was Raul Castro’s lover in La sierra Maestra ,that’s why he was ahead of Raul in power in Cuba . Che was also the most cruel killer that ever worked with Fidel, that’s why Fidel make sure that the CIA found him in Bolivia. At the end Fidel got rid of everyone who threatened his power including the most popular fighter of Cuba Camilo Cienfuegos.

[@saraivatoledo1842]

And who exactly are you ?

[@nickv.5748]

What a 🤡 comment !

[@belogvardeets]

​@@saraivatoledo1842Who are you to make demands?

[@belogvardeets]

Very interesting back story. The theory about Fidel's Stallinistic approach to dealing with potential rivals is spot on.

[@saraivatoledo1842]

Demands ? What "demands " ? Demanding that you perhaps should take your Risperidone ...@@belogvardeets

[@kapodistria]

Hasta Siempre Comandante!

[@oldreprobate2748]

If you are interested in United States emperialism, I recommend the audio book here on KZbin "War Is A Racket".

[@Tomas-bl6wv]

Che was more than a communist he was anti imperialist. He didn't like the Russian imperialism.

[@Ken-i8b]

Anyone think t-Rump will be comparable?

[@DeliRevv]

What exactly is “emperialism”? 😂

[@whatabouttheearth]

I suggest Blowback podcasts series on Cuba and John Lee Anderson's book 'Che: A Revolutionary Life' True, LT. General Smedley Butlers book is a great testimony to what it is all about at that high level, and he stopped a fascist coup against FDR. FDR might of been a bastard to but at least he was against the fascists and so was Butler.

[@whatabouttheearth]

I suggest Blowback podcasts series on Cuba and John Lee Anderson's book 'Che: A Revolutionary Life' True, LT. General Smedley Butlers book is a great testimony to what it is all about at that high level, and he stopped a fascist coup against FDR. FDR might of been a bastard to but at least he was against the fascists and so was Butler.

[@matysylla5803]

Merci beaucoup

[@Server_Error_404]

channel best documentary ❤

[@jayfelsberg1931]

When the legend becomes the facts, print the legend - "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence"

[@LeonardLewanski-f8t]

Nothing but a murderer

[@bobbybannerjee5156]

Fool.

[@Anthony-1216]

@@bobbybannerjee5156who’s the fool?

[@ernestoguzman1126]

True, an idealist of fair causes of equality and justice for the poor who chose to kill to achieve his ideals

[@c.santos1685]

A true revolutionary who cared for humanity. Unlike individualistic, egocentric, colonialist, fat north americans

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

You are a Yankee Doodle, whereas I am just a United States citizen who thinks there are lots of such murderers among our political class, wars, wars and wars for nothing but financed with your taxpayer's bucks.

[@laflordelfangoofficiel2214]

Viva Che! Viva la lucha de los pueblos contra el capitalismo, el colonialismo, el fascismo!

[@Koky1111]

No hay foto que me guste más que la del asesino Che ejecutado,y que haya pagado por sus miles de crímenes.

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

I am proud to say that the very great Che forefathers and mothers came from my town

[@mariejoseegensse7907]

He was a medical doctor he had asthma and he was smoking cigare HE WAS JUST INSANE

[@hx-flixblog4569]

That's about all that an ignorant individual can say about a true revolutionist who cared more for the people than himself to the point of putting his life on the line. That's more than can be said about most people in this country.

[@britishcomedybroncorothschild]

STUD

[@whatabouttheearth]

He honey tipped the cigars as a filter

[@whatabouttheearth]

He honey tipped the cigars as a filter

[@wilsonvieiradasilva6933]

Aqui no Brasil infelizmente ele é considerado um Deus.

[@c.santos1685]

😂😂 seria meu sonho!

[@hotstepper887]

2 places everybody should stay clear from today, are the USA, and seemingly Brazil, if that's how most of you think.

[@hotstepper887]

“There must be something rotten in the very core of a social system which increases its wealth, without diminishing its misery.” ~ Karl Marx

[@c.santos1685]

@@hotstepper887 I swear we aren't all like that. By the way, are you British? You guys don't even have a communist party or movement and you can't get rid of the Tories, we definitely aren't taking any lessons from you. Also, Yankees are basically your cousins and you are as capitalists and imperialists as them. Bye

[@nickinacionalista86]

El Che es más grande que brazil

[@jvt3057]

"The CIA didn't want to kill Che" yeah right America.. We always believe you😊

[@daveminion6209]

so Che was the Teddy Rosevelt of Commies, lol.

[@nyyt854tufc]

I was first introduced to Che in the movie with Omar Sherif in my early teens i thought then that he was a very interesting fellow never got over it thought of him all my life and still do turn me into a adventurer

[@Marco90731]

Omar Shariff was Egyptian, judging from the movie, he didn't know enough about Che to play the part , Benicio del Toro did a better job.

[@tgstp8364]

hasta la Victoria siempre❤❤❤👌🏻grazie 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@KosovoB]

❤❤❤❤Patria o muerte, saludos desde Argelia 🎉

[@terrylovesenegal]

We will need more Ches and other heroes. Its so sad how Argentine and other latin american countries have become so devastatingly vulnerable and poor right now.

[@virgilius7036]

Stupid, it's because of communists like Che that South America is poor. Argentina was rich at the beginning of the 20th century.

[@eamar0509]

✊✊🏽✊🏿📗💚🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸 الى الأمام والكفاح الثوري الشعبي مستمر حتى النصر ليبيا وفلسطين قلب واحد ETERNAL INSPIRATION ✌️😎

[@KatarinaUkic]

Hvala ti

[@antonyirvine9338]

Libérez le monde de toute influence amércaine!

[@redangrybird7564]

Una de mis canciones favoritas es "El chacal de la cabaña".

[@whatabouttheearth]

"I am not Christ or a philanthropist...I am all the contrary to Christ. I fight for the things I believe in, with all the weapons at my disposal and try to leave the other man dead so that I don't get nailed to a cross... Not only am I not moderate, I shall not try to ever be, and when I recognize that the sacred flame within me has given way to a timid votive light, the least I could do is to vomit over my own shit. As to your call to moderate self interests, that is to say, to rampant and fearful individualism...I must tell you that I have done a lot to eliminate these... In these of prison and the precious ones of training I identified totally with my comrades in the cause...the concept of 'I' disappeared totally to give place to the concept of 'us.' It was a Communist morale and naturally it may seem a doctrinaire exaggeration, but really it was (and is) beautiful to be able to feel that removal of I... It is a profound error on your part to believe that it is out of 'moderation' or 'moderate self interests' that great inventions or artful masterpieces come about. For all great tasks, passion is needed, and for the revolution, passion and audacity are needed in large doses, things we have as a human group" - Che Guevara

[@hafunland894]

In Che's motorcycle diaries Che killed some one's family dog since he thought it was a mountain lion scratching at the door. He had no remorse and ask if they could stay another night. A very complicated man I believe he was a psychopath however he believed in the revolution. A very useful man in that regard...

[@BerkantAltun-ds2wz]

"Birkez özsu yürümüştür dallara Patlayacaktır, ağır, sancılarla O güzel yarınlara Bizimde dağlarımız vardır Che Guevara...!" Kürdistan'dan sevgiler Che'ye.

[@dragosimik3434]

Bio sam iskreno sretan kad sam kao dječak 1968.-69. pevi put ćuo da i na dalekoj Kubi ima heroja koji stvaraju jednakosti i sličnosti među ljudima raznolikog porijekla... bilo je povezano s imenom Che Gevara. Nažalost revolucionar Ernesto ja tragično završio.

[@livianegidius9772]

Ubili su coveka, ne IDEJU. iDEJE pogotovu ako teze oslobodjenju i jednakosti zive vecno.Iapunili su sto su i obecali/ besplatno obrazovanje, vrhunsko zdravstvo i pismenost skoro 100 procenata. I oterali su Amere a potom i ponizili u Zalivu Svinja.

[@dragosimik3434]

@@livianegidius9772 @D-Š- odgovor na @livia ---->> Da, praktički ukinuli su robovlasnički kolonijalni poredak, to se često zaboravlja i izgleda da se rado prešućuje ... Ideja da se marksizam razvija mrđu seljacima u brdima i planinama Bolivije postala ja samoubistvo . Njihov, kubanski lider nakon geriskog rata i prakse diktature odveo je političke faktore nikud drugdje nego u kubanski parlament. (sve je dobro kad se dobro svrši, zar ne Livia ?)

[@fahrudinibrahimovic8643]

Nesumljivo jedan od idola nase generacije.Nazalost, imperijalizam je izgleda jaci.Sije nepravdu I smrt pod izgovorom democracy.😢

[@dragosimik3434]

@@fahrudinibrahimovic8643 @d.š. odgovor ---->> Meni nikad nije bio idol... ali to nije niti bitno. Demokracija ima izbore, pa ima referendume, pa ima ankete ... pa ima parlament , vladu i zakone , a imperijalizam onda tako ima pravnu državu po kojo može "orati i sijati".kol'ko hoće.. a nju, to jest pravnu državu, jako vole suci i odvjetnici jer mogu doro zaraditi , uvijek ima oštećenih, pokradenih, protjeranih, prisilno zadržanih i tako dalje tome slično, ništa lično .

[@matt291]

​@@fahrudinibrahimovic8643 Estados Unidos nunca fue una potencia imperial. Larin America sufre de una historia de mala educación, analfabetismo, corrupción y ha tenido problemas para abrazar plenamente la democracia. Hay excepciones notables como Costa Rica. Un hermoso país lleno de gente amable y trabajadora que ama la libertad, la educación y el progreso.

[@laodesamsul5159]

Di Indonesia dia sangat terkenal baju kaos banyak tertulis nama dan gambarnya. Dia seorang pemimpin muda yang legendaris.

[@dharma6525]

You said it: became the most MARKETABLE entity in this stoopid big spatial rock 😊