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“When I learn that thousands of Palestinian children are no longer able to fill their parent’s hearts with joy with their smiles, this hurts badly, it destroys me. I’ve never seen an enemy with so much horrific villainy, brutality and cowardice. The Zionist entity has scored a new record in its crimes against humanity with—of course—the sponsorship of the U.S.” — Che Guevara’s daughter Aleida addressing a Palestinian memorial service in Beirut, Nov. 30th.
Interestingly, perhaps the gushiest ode (among so, so many others) to her father Che—the ode that ranks Che Guevara among Time magazine’s “Heroes and icons of the Century” alongside Mother Theresa and Anne Frank—this accolade was penned by Jewish novelist and professor Ariel Dorfman.
No record exists on whether Dorfman and Aleida Guevara have ever met.
And speaking of villainy, brutality and cowardice (traits that Aleida attributes to “‘Zioinists” and Dorfman mostly to her fathers’ enemies) perhaps a review of Che Guevara’s own behavior is in order:
“When you saw the beaming look on Che’s face as the victims were tied to the stake and blasted apart by the firing squad,” a former Cuban political prisoner told this writer, “you saw there was something seriously, seriously wrong with Che Guevara.”
As commander of the La Cabana execution yard, Che often shattered the skull of the condemned man (or boy) by firing the coup de grace himself. When other duties tore him away from his beloved execution yard, he consoled himself by viewing the slaughter. Che’s second-story office in La Cabana had a section of wall torn out so he could watch his darling firing squads at work.
Even as a youth, Ernesto Guevara’s writings revealed a serious mental illness. Take these macabre musings from Guevara’s famous Motorcycle Diaries, somehow overlooked by filmmaker Robert Redford while he was directing the movie version of the book.
“My nostrils dilate while savoring the acrid odor of gunpowder and blood. Crazy with fury I will stain my rifle red while slaughtering any vencido that falls in my hands! With the deaths of my enemies I prepare my being for the sacred fight and join the triumphant proletariat with a bestial howl!”
The Spanish word vencido, by the way, translates into “defeated” or “surrendered.” And indeed, “the acrid odor of gunpowder and blood” rarely reached Guevara’s nostrils from anything properly describable as combat. It mostly came from the close-range murders of unarmed and defenseless men – and boys.
Carlos Machado was 15 years old in 1963 when the bullets from the firing squad shattered his body. His twin brother and father collapsed beside Carlos from the same volley. All had resisted Castro and Che’s theft of their humble family farm; all refused blindfolds; and all died sneering at their Communist murderers, as did thousands of their valiant countrymen. “Viva Cuba Libre! Viva Cristo Rey! Abajo Comunismo!” “The defiant yells would make the walls of La Cabana prison tremble,” wrote an eyewitness to the slaughter, Armando Valladares.
Rigoberto Hernandez was 17 when Che’s soldiers dragged him from his cell in La Cabana, jerked his head back to gag him, and started dragging him to the stake. “Rigo” pleaded his innocence to the very bloody end. But his pleas were garbled and difficult to understand. His struggles while being gagged and bound to the stake were also awkward. The boy had been a janitor in a Havana high school and was mentally retarded. His single mother had pleaded his case with hysterical sobs. She had begged, beseeched, and finally proven to his “prosecutors” that it was a case of mistaken identity. Her only son, a boy in such a condition, couldn’t possibly have been “a CIA agent planting bombs.”
“Fuego!” and the firing squad volley shattered Rigo’s little bent body as he moaned and struggled awkwardly against his bonds, blindfold and gag. Remember Che Guevara’s instructions to his revolutionary courts: “judicial evidence is an archaic bourgeois detail.” And remember Harvard Law School’s invitation and rollicking ovation to Fidel Castro during the very midst of this appalling bloodbath.
Not that the victims of this Stalinist bloodbath were exclusively men and boys. In their refusal to discriminate among potential victims, the Castroites were well ahead of the Taliban. On Christmas Eve 1961, a young Cuban woman named Juana Diaz spat in the face of the executioners who were binding and gagging her. They found her guilty of feeding and hiding “bandits” (Che’s term for Cuban rednecks who took up arms to fight his theft of their land to create Stalinist kolkhozes.) When the blast from that firing squad demolished her face and torso, Juana was six months pregnant.
The term “hatred” was a constant in Che Guevara’s writings: “Hatred as an element of struggle”; “hatred that is intransigent”; “hatred so violent that it propels a human being beyond his natural limitations, making him a violent and cold-blooded killing machine.”
The one genuine accomplishment in Che Guevara’s life was the mass murder of defenseless innocents. Under his own gun dozens died. Under his orders thousands crumpled. At everything else Che Guevara failed abysmally
And did Aleida mention “cowardice”?
Perfect, because her father’s pathetic whimpering while dropping his fully-loaded weapons as two Bolivian soldiers approached him on Oct. 8 1967 (“Don’t shoot!” I’m Che!” I’m worth more to you alive than dead!”) proves that this cowardly, murdering swine was unfit to carry his victims’ slop buckets.
This Aleida looks like one of those who ruled the farm at the end of Orwell’s “Animal Farm.” Perhaps, she thematically says, “Dead Cubans good, dead Jews better.”
Thanks Humberto, great article!
The question is, are Communists or Muslims more ruthless?
They’re each horrible and vicious in their own way. I’ve read stomach turning accounts against both. They both do their vile deeds for the sake of their ideology. They both rape, torture and murder indiscriminately, so I honestly couldn’t answer your question definitively. However, I’m not an expert. Perhaps the author of the article could do better.
Where you write “They both do their vile deeds for the sake of their ideology.”, I am not convinced that the truth is so simple. What if the hatred, their desire to murder, the need for that kind of brutal control is there in these individuals before they adopt the ideology which if given even a cursory examination and analysis can be seen to be irrational and lacks even the most basic foundational truth? What if they adopt the ideology to justify their bestiality and their evil cores behind a false cover of self-righteous rage?
Hard to say! They’re both evil.
I say they’re both from The SS ( Spawns of Satan) & the only thing Satan knows is hate & violence.
Satan is a Hebrew word meaning Adversary of Hebrew God ( Elohim)
And with a Statue of Che(Her Infamous Father)in Central Park were seeing the results of Liberal idiots. Here is hoping the Pigeons, Sparrows and Starlings are reliving themselves on it
Really??? A statue in OUR Central Park??
This review of this Argentinian (not Cuban) monster is apt in these times.
Such a disgraceful example of the human inability to reason….the demise of the human mind. Every Gazan citizen was murdered willfully by Hamas…either by force or the decision to suicide…They had a choice to leave and It was made by Islamisrs for their evil cause….to blame innocent Israelis for their useless deaths is criminal. . Political suicides are planned murder of their opponents and should be counted as such. And never believe their lying death totals. I’d bet Israeli deaths are highly underestimated by comparison because they are based on actual body count, not fevered political imagination. I am not even Jewish, and this is obvious to me. But I deeply sympathize with all causes that are opposed by proven liars.
She looks nice ( sarcasm). Let dopey useful idiot college students wear her visage on their T shirts. Get size XXXL.
Our Albuquerque Mayor’s wife, Elizabeth Keller, in an Albuquerque Journal article, revealed that she studied in Cuba and Nicaragua. If you’re there longer than a tourist, they will vet you to make sure you’re not a spy or counter-revolutionary and you have to prove you’re a Communist. She had to be vetted here first, my suspicion, and who better to do that than our favorite, now former UNM Sociology professor, Cuban born and an admitted Marxist, Nelson Valdes, probably America’s #1 Castro/Regime apologist. Is he registered as a Foreign Agent?
In the article, she admitted to taking CHE’S MOTORCYCLE JOURNEY TOUR. That alone is hardcore.
In a panel with two men, First Lady was wearing a Hamas neckerchief and is responsible for our rapid turn to a radical city allowing the ILLEGALS invading our country.
SURPRISINGLY, she is an employee of our National Sandia Labs so how did she pass the FBI background check considering her history?
IF NOT FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY SUPPORT FOR COMMUNIST CUBA, IT WOULD HAVE FALLEN DECADES AGO! Even with thousands protesting for FREEDOM, the Democrats quickly voiced their support for the Regime with them blaming the embargo as the scapegoat excuse they always use.
Now there’s a face that could make a train take a dirt road.
She looks well fed for a Cuban. I wonder why?
“You know, I’ll go to Hell, and I know the heat will be unbearable, but it will be less painful than having expected so much from Heaven, which never kept its promises,” said Castro during an Oct. 27, 1994 Paris Match interview with reporter Jean-Luc Mano. “And also, when I arrive, I will meet Marx, Engels, Lenin,” And I have no doubt that, very deservedly, Che is in that same circle for an eternity.
It’s best if you join The Party and not everyone who wants to, can’t.
Cuba, a country where your own Mother will turn you in for criticizing the Government. That comrade, is major Brainwashing! It’s starting here: “Brother against Brother!”
Che was open about his hatred for Negroes and Homosexuals but those Of The Left seem to ignore that.. Weird.
Well then I believe that Aleida Guevara should go to Gaza and help Ham-ass by fighting with them, not with her mouth but in action.