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At first I wondered what could be your objection. But you are right.

Even Hillary, whom I despise as a politician, and to whose views I am opposed, and who is a cunning, amoral, bloodthirsty, extremist, does not deserve this.

Let's leave the cheap shots to the Democrats.

I am reminded of a comment I recall from another blog, that people who display/buy such do it in part, because it is chic, and they’d do the same if fascism was chic. On the Moonbat Central site was a comment about the need to root out communism in its last frontier, Hollywood and “academia”. Ironic, that having overseen the general demise of Communism, we have, as portrayed in the ‘Alien’ movies, an embryonic leftist/ communist/moonbat-alien resides in the host of the body politic here, just waiting to bust out.

Excellent posting. I must say I honestly never knew much of anything about Che, but now that I actually know a few things I hope he's sitting an escpially hot part of Hell. ALso, whoever did that picture of Hillary made her look like Monica Lewisnky than herself. Somehow it's actually an improvement on the hideous crone.

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Those who think that communism was or is dead had better re-think things. As the Venona Progect showed, soviet agents infiltrated American unions, universities, media, military, and government. Most of them were never caught and lived out their lives pedaling their poison. That poison is still there, and in recent years it has started to come out in the form of Mickey Moore, Sean Penn, et al. Some call the new communism "cultural communism", and it very dangerous.

With the emergence China, and the continuous efforts of the UN to impose itself on democratic countries and with the support these giants have in media, unions, the celebrity crowd, not to mention most DNC members, the danger of cultural communism is real. What happens, is that more and power is taken from elected representatives, and is transfered to courts, and bureaucrats. Canada and the US are well into this, but they are far behind the EU. The average European has already given up control to faceless manderins who exist not for the public good, but for the extension of bureaucracy.

Che Guevera is alive and well, and we need all to realize how dangerous he and his ideology still are. But, the revolution this time is slow, creeping, and is supported by all but the most ardent conservatives and libertarians. Ironically, both of these are often fighting each other.

Those quotes sound like Che had been reading the Koran.

Interesting post from Debris Trail. One could say then that the cold war has not really ended; that it continues, albeit internally.

Exactly: Only this time it'll be up to the voters, not armed conflict. Imagine Howard Dean's branch of the DNC getting elected for, say, 4 terms. It's the radical youth and acedemics and media that support him that are really scary. Hillary almost seems like a safe bet in comparison.

By the way, you are lucky in the USA because your democratic institutions have so many safeguards built in; in Canada we have none, and are much further down the road to a bureaucracy and union run form of government. Our constitution is nothing like yours, in that the business of government has no rules and relies on traditions... imagine that, a modern country whose parliment relies on traditions and not law to set out how it acts within the elected body itself. Even our Supreme court would have a hard time ruling on breaches, as there are no constitutional guidelines for running the business of the house of commons; even to the point that defeating a minority government is only a tradition... with no specific legislated guidelines. Now that's scary. At least you folks have strong rules that make it difficult for anyone to take over your country using non-violent means... ours can be taken over by simply chipping away at the power of elected reps, and giving instead to the manderins.