Che Guevara Marxist Murderer (Part TWO of FIVE)
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Guevara’s
Lamentable
Legacy
By John Suarez
__December 11th, 2008
Links are in GREEN
_Part TWO of FIVE
Che published influential manuals
Guerrilla Warfare (1961)
and
Guerrilla Warfare: A Method (1963),
experiences and partly chairman
Guevara stated that revolution
through insurgent forces developed
in rural areas with peasant support.
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His international legacy of
glorifying violence through an
erroneous analysis of guerilla warfare,
based on his experiences
with the Batista army,
which was too incompetent
and corrupt to fight,
and applying Zedong’s writings
on the subject
led to bloodbaths
in Argentina,
Chile,
El Salvador,
Nicaragua,
Chiapas,
Congo,
Angola
and decades of military
dictatorship and political
violence.
Nevertheless it could
have been worse.
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Che was killed in 1967
in the jungles of Bolivia.
Another disciple of Mao Zedong
was Pol Pot,
who unlike Che achieved
power in 1975 after a long
guerilla struggle in Cambodia.
He carried out a
after Mao and ended by killing
Children in Cuba beginning
at age 5 are taught to chant
every Friday at school.
They are taught to be like the
man who saw people as material
to be molded and shaped in
Guevaras own words:
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One method of material
stimulus was the firing squad.
Che Guevara personally carried out
hundreds of executions and issued
even more death warrants.
According to
journalist Luis Ortega,
who knew him,
Che sent
1,897 men to the firing squad.
The consequences of building violent,
selective,
and cold killing machines is that
these means lead to tragic ends
that continue the cycle of
violence and bloodshed.
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Che Guevara links in GREEN
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Bravo. Telling it like it really is…
Marc - November 14, 2015 at 3:09 pm |