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US use of torture on POWs should stop
The U.S. has a long history of torturing its POWs. Torture of POWs is used by many other countries. However its use is denied by many U.S. authorities or government officials. The definition of torture put simply is to cause … Continue reading
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Colo. College guest Donald Gregg: the man who hired the man who killed Che
He administered OPERATION PHOENIX during the Vietnam War, the CIA counterinsurgency operation which sought to pacify Vietnam with the targeted assassination of thousands of potential insurgents. For Vice President George H. W. Bush’s office, he coordinated the funding of the … Continue reading
Che lives in the Florence Supermax
Thursday Oct 8 is Cuba’s Day of the Heroic Guerrilla. By a brilliant coincidence perhaps, Colorado Springs is currently plastered with fliers of the heroic guerrilla himself, smiling from the windows of the least likely businesses, courtesy of the Smokebrush … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Antonio Guerrero, Che Guevara, Colorado Springs, Cuba, Cuban Five, Evo Morales, Hugo Chavez, Revolution, Smokebrush, Supermax
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Misery, poverty, unemployment are growing, and global capitalism is largely to blame
“Misery, poverty, unemployment are growing, and global capitalism is largely to blame,” Chavez said in a convention center before 10,000 of the estimated 100,000 people gathered at the World Social Forum held in Belem, Brazil. Earlier in the day, advocates … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Anti-Davos Movement, Che Guevara, Cuba, Hugo Chavez, Revolution, Venezuela, World Social Forum
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Che, The Internationalist
Che Guevara lives on in the victory of his ideals over those of his adversaries. Che was an internationalist appalled by the poverty that the US Empire and its capitalism had delivered to the common people across the Americas and … Continue reading
Tagged Africa, Central America, Che Guevara, Cuba, Mexico, South America
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Masked crusader of illiterary legend
All Pikes Peak Reads has chosen this year’s library recommendation: ZORRO! Did you know that was a work of literature? Dumas, you think? R.L.S.? This choice follows To Kill a Mockingbird, Frankenstein, Treasure Island, and Alice in Wonderland. All accessible … Continue reading
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Tagged Batman, Bolivia, Che Guevara, Colorado Springs, Education, Evo Morales, Fidel Castro, Film, Gilles de Rais, Great War, Literature, Mahatma Gandhi, Mexico, Revolution, Robin Hood
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Dishonest scholarship and street justice
Somebody’s written a new biography of Che Guevara, painting him as the father of modern terrorism. How silly. Did Boeing father 9/11? It seems a perverse sacrilege I don’t want to abide. Shall we say Gandhi was the father of … Continue reading
Posted in Activism
Tagged Boeing, Che Guevara, Global War on Terror, Justice, Mahatma Gandhi, Media, Mephisto, Revolution, Robespierre, Terrorism
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Evo Morales leads Bolivia out of US orbit
The Miami Herald has just published an interesting interview with Evo Morales, Bolivia’s new president, and it looks like Che Guevarra might have succeeded after all. If I had a dollar for all the times I have heard people say … Continue reading
Time Magazine banality of puff
Time magazine supports our troops. Even when they’re accused of wholesale slaughter, particularly the door to door execution of men women and children in Hadytha Iraq.
The ran a profile on one of the accused, a doe-eyed innocent, Sargeant X, who was speaking out “for the very first time.” Continue reading
Tagged Atrocities, Che Guevara, Fallujah, Haditha, Iran, Islam, Justice, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Media, Military, Peru, Revolution
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Here comes Hurricane Che
Google it. “Ernesto.” See what you get: Ernesto the hurricane and Ernesto Che Guevara. This season’s brightest prospect for an action weather spectacular has been given a decidedly un-American name. To me it’s reminiscent of the 2004 season when … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Sight-Bites
Tagged Bolivia, Che Guevara, Cuba, Evo Morales, Fidel Castro, France, Hugo Chavez, Media, Popular Culture, Venezuela
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Zarqawi character killed off
US military press liasons have decided to claim some headway in Iraq by discontinuing the Abu Musab al ZarqawiTM character. The world first heard of al-Zarqawi when Nicholas Berg was beheaded in a widely circulated video which coincided with … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, News
Tagged Abu Ghraib, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, Che Guevara, Islam, Jordan, Media, Military, Saddam Hussein
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The Axis of Evil
The alliance of Chavez, Morales and Castro is not surprising. It is the South American revolution which Castro and Guevarra hoped to ignite 45 years ago. Venezuela, Bolivia and Cuba are united by purpose and philosophy, reclaiming power for the … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Bolivia, Che Guevara, Cuba, Evo Morales, Fidel Castro, History, Hugo Chavez, Iran, Revolution, Venezuela
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