20 Replies to “Google Commemorative Logos You’ll Never See”

  1. The CIA did a great favor for Latin America by ending the career of Che Guevara. Unfortunately the President of Bolivia ordered him shot before he could be interrogated, as had been originally planned.

  3. Something that galls me is kids wearing “Che” t-shirts also people old enough to know better.
    Enersto Lynch, his real name, was a weirdo, a pervert who got sexual gratifacation from executing people.
    Wearing a “Che” t-shirt means you are an uneducated idiot.

  5. I feel genuinely saddened at the loss of those five brave Bolivian soldiers whose sacrifice did a great service to humanity.

  9. If you haven’t read this essay, it’s worth a read.
    http://www.worldaffairsjournal.org/blog/michael-j-totten/truth-about-che-guevara
    In it, among other citations, Totten mentions one of my favourite books, Exposing the Real Che Guevara by Humberto Fontova.
    It’s amazing how the left perverts the truth. My 81-year-old father, otherwise rather conservative, wears a Che t-shirt. Or rather, wore one (maybe he does, but never around me), as I told him just a few snippets of who Che was. My liberal brother thinks Che was great, and my facts don’t get in the way of his feelings about him.

  11. I would be grateful if someone could give me a link to the movie about him being hunted in Bolivia.
    Made in 1968 I believe and titled El ‘Che’ Guevara. I can only find poor snippits on youtube

  14. Yeah I recall that day….
    He was held in that schoolhouse, wounds untreated, he looked like a trapped animal (which he was), nothing brave, nothing glorious…..nor was his death remarkable.
    Those T-shirts don’t offend me…they’re sorta like scalps….

  15. “The situation was uncomfortable for the people and for [Eutimio], so I ended the problem, giving him a shot with a .32 pistol in the right side of the brain, with exit orifice in the right temporal lobe. He gasped for a little while and was dead. Upon proceeding to remove his belongings I couldn’t get off the watch tied by a chain to his belt, and then he told me in a steady voice further away than fear: “Yank it off, boy, what does it matter?” I did so and his possessions were now mine.” — Che Guevara, in his diary (Jan. 1957), on the execution of Eutimio Guerra as an anti-revolutionary spy, displaying not only his true colours as a murderous thug, but also the kleptocratic tendencies of socialists everywhere.
    They should put that quote on a T-shirt.

  16. bubba – good comment. I’ve always enjoyed walking up to those with Che T-shirts and saying “brave of you to support capital punishment like that, it’s not a stand many will make anymore.” This usually gets me a blank stare or a “huh?”, at which point I say that Che was in favour of killing 4 or 5 innocent people just to make sure that he got one who was guilty.
    Osumashe was right about how clueless they usually are. I usually walk away at that point, there’s no point in asking if they know of what Che’s victims were “guilty”.

  19. I am not sure who said it but “revolutions eat their children”
    I do “get” that Ernesto Lynch with his sexy name change was a murderer.
    The same dolts that swan about wearing his image would be hanging from a lamp post or bleeding out after an encounter with him.
    Especially people that were not white.
    http://babalublog.com/2013/04/05/the-negro-is-indolent-and-spends-his-money-on-frivolities-and-drink-ernesto-guevara/
    The truth shall set y’all free

  20. BC – Che is beloved by the left, though they usually don’t know the details. Google increasingly being an agent of the left, will do its best to avoid any negative mention of him. That’s all a given that underscores the current discussion. Do try to keep up. 🙂

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