SANITIZING CHERobert Redford has succeeded in propagating the myth of Che some more, and he has helped his friends Fidel Castro (La Grande Cucaracha) and George Soros at the same time, and to a tremendous extent with his latest movie,
The Motorcycle Diaries. I've heard and read such great comments about Che since then, from friends who should know better, even from people who lived under the dictatorships in the USSR, who should know better.
It is appaling that Redford would make such an effort to whitewash his horrible deeds, but I have never put it past the real Liberal Left to ignore atrocities
if they're committed in the name of Socialism. Murder is always justified, to the Leftists, if it is done in the name of
the people. Once communism takes over, the people have no rights. They belong to the State. They are the property of the State. They are slaves to the State. They have no reason for free will. To make an attempt to leave that State is considered an act of treason, and they can be killed for it. The elimination of those who differ with the goals of communism is part of the
master plan Che admitted to signing the death warrants for over 2,500 men, and to executing others without warrants. He liked, enjoyed, the smell of "blood and gunpowder in his nostrils." How can Hollywood deliberately sanitize the monstrous deeds he committed, but that just seems to be the program of a number of those of Hollywood's elite.
Che was a cold-blooded killer. Redford's gentle treatment of him seems to have been nothing more than a film to aid Castro in his program to keep Cubans in chains, a propaganda film for socialism and communism. What can we do to overcome this insidious and planned effort to bring socialism to our shores?
