Fidel's Legacy or LOL at the Socialist Utopia

[esthermoon]

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Isn't Trump going to expand trade with Cuba?

Wouldn't take much to expand on this... Fitting end to a tin pot dictator...

If it wasn't a funeral this picture would be ironic
They should have had another car

A rusted out 57 Chevy?

Why not! It's not so bad the 57 Chevy

Had one and drove it from Sheppard Air Force Base to Altus AFB.

I opened the trunk and lifted up my duffle bag and all of my bdu's, and personal effects were ruined.

There was a battery in the trunk and it turned over. Battery acid everywhere.

My blues were shredded.

Had to buy 4 new sets of clothing.

what the hell! I thought it was a good car!
Anyway from an aesthetic point of view is beautiful

 

[Yousaidwhat]

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Wouldn't take much to expand on this... Fitting end to a tin pot dictator...

If it wasn't a funeral this picture would be ironic
They should have had another car

A rusted out 57 Chevy?

Why not! It's not so bad the 57 Chevy

Had one and drove it from Sheppard Air Force Base to Altus AFB.

I opened the trunk and lifted up my duffle bag and all of my bdu's, and personal effects were ruined.

There was a battery in the trunk and it turned over. Battery acid everywhere.

My blues were shredded.

Had to buy 4 new sets of clothing.

what the hell! I thought it was a good car!
Anyway from an aesthetic point of view is beautiful

Oh yes, it was a good car.

Until you put a battery in the trunk and forget to make sure it wouldn't turn over.

My bad.

 

[Ernie S.]

The Russian-made jeep carrying the ashes of the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro broke down in the middle of his funeral procession on Saturday, forcing soldiers to push the vehicle until it could be repaired.

This is the perfect end to Fidel Castro and his revolution. Before he took over, Cuba was the most prosperous nation in the Caribbean. His effect on his nation is best illustrated by soldiers pushing his remains trough Havana.

You can't help but laugh at this shit.

I wouldn't have pushed the Jeep.

I'd have walked away laughing.

I'd have wanted to, but I would have been shot. More Castro legacy....

 

[August West]

The Russian-made jeep carrying the ashes of the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro broke down in the middle of his funeral procession on Saturday, forcing soldiers to push the vehicle until it could be repaired.

This is the perfect end to Fidel Castro and his revolution. Before he took over, Cuba was the most prosperous nation in the Caribbean. His effect on his nation is best illustrated by soldiers pushing his remains trough Havana.

Cuba had more money for sure but it was mostly in the hands of 3 dozen families. Do you know why people have revolutions?

 

[August West]

And the number of Americans, no matter how poor, hopping an inner tube from Miami to Cuba, is still zero

No one ever tries to leave the capitalist paradise of Mexico do they?

 

[peach174]

And the number of Americans, no matter how poor, hopping an inner tube from Miami to Cuba, is still zero

No one ever tries to leave the capitalist paradise of Mexico do they?

Yes they do and they do it legally because they can afford it.

 

[August West]

And the number of Americans, no matter how poor, hopping an inner tube from Miami to Cuba, is still zero

No one ever tries to leave the capitalist paradise of Mexico do they?

Yes they do and they do it legally because they can afford it.

Then there aren`t really 11 million illegal Mexicans here? Why the crazy talk about a wall?

 

[peach174]

And the number of Americans, no matter how poor, hopping an inner tube from Miami to Cuba, is still zero

No one ever tries to leave the capitalist paradise of Mexico do they?

Yes they do and they do it legally because they can afford it.

Then there aren`t really 11 million illegal Mexicans here? Why the crazy talk about a wall?

They are not coming from just Mexico City.

 

[Tom Horn]

Then they cremated the piece of shit and buried his ashes at an undisclosed location. Fidel's net worth? $900M while his people starved. Adios Fidel...tirate a un poso.

 

[Eloy]

If Batista was so great, why did he get overthrown by his own people?

Just like Iran apologists. Somehow going from bad to worse is supposed to be improvement.

There is no way anyone could have been worse than American-backed Bautista. Getting rid of Bautista was a true liberation for the Cuban people. It did, however, upset the American government whose policy was to back right-wing Latin-American dictators and the business class exploiters of the Cuban people who resided on mainland Florida and played in mafia-controlled Havana.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

If Batista was so great, why did he get overthrown by his own people?

Just like Iran apologists. Somehow going from bad to worse is supposed to be improvement.

There is no way anyone could have been worse than American-backed Bautista. Getting rid of Bautista was a true liberation for the Cuban people. It did, however, upset the American government whose policy was to back right-wing Latin-American dictators and the business class exploiters of the Cuban people who resided on mainland Florida and played in mafia-controlled Havana.

You need to tell that to generations of Cuban refugees.

 

[Ernie S.]

The Russian-made jeep carrying the ashes of the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro broke down in the middle of his funeral procession on Saturday, forcing soldiers to push the vehicle until it could be repaired.

This is the perfect end to Fidel Castro and his revolution. Before he took over, Cuba was the most prosperous nation in the Caribbean. His effect on his nation is best illustrated by soldiers pushing his remains trough Havana.

Cuba had more money for sure but it was mostly in the hands of 3 dozen families. Do you know why people have revolutions?

Generally to improve their living conditions.

 

[Eloy]

If Batista was so great, why did he get overthrown by his own people?

Just like Iran apologists. Somehow going from bad to worse is supposed to be improvement.

There is no way anyone could have been worse than American-backed Bautista. Getting rid of Bautista was a true liberation for the Cuban people. It did, however, upset the American government whose policy was to back right-wing Latin-American dictators and the business class exploiters of the Cuban people who resided on mainland Florida and played in mafia-controlled Havana.

You need to tell that to generations of Cuban refugees.

The Cubans living in Florida enjoy the materialism they yearned for.

 

[Eloy]

Then they cremated the piece of shit and buried his ashes at an undisclosed location. Fidel's net worth? $900M while his people starved. Adios Fidel...tirate a un poso.

Does using such language make you feel worth reading, I wonder

 

[Ridgerunner]

Does using such language make you feel worth reading, I wonder

I wonder if drinking your bath water makes you feel like the elitist pompous ass that you are?

 

[Jarlaxle]

View attachment 100845

Isn't Trump going to expand trade with Cuba?

Wouldn't take much to expand on this... Fitting end to a tin pot dictator...

If it wasn't a funeral this picture would be ironic
They should have had another car

A rusted out 57 Chevy?

Yes, with Russian engine.

Or one from a South American Toyota Land Cruiser. (That engine being a bolt for bolt copy of the Chevy six cylinder.)

 

[Tom Horn]

Then they cremated the piece of shit and buried his ashes at an undisclosed location. Fidel's net worth? $900M while his people starved. Adios Fidel...tirate a un poso.

Does using such language make you feel worth reading, I wonder

I don't feel the need to be dainty about a murderous communist pig and if you do perhaps you should scroll past my work. "tirate a un poso" translates loosely as "throw yourself in a hole" which is exactly what they did with the piece of shit.

 

[blastoff]

Cuba's national pastime has been keeping 50s vintage cars running.

 

[blastoff]

The Russian-made jeep carrying the ashes of the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro broke down in the middle of his funeral procession on Saturday, forcing soldiers to push the vehicle until it could be repaired.

This is the perfect end to Fidel Castro and his revolution. Before he took over, Cuba was the most prosperous nation in the Caribbean. His effect on his nation is best illustrated by soldiers pushing his remains trough Havana.

You are mistaken; before the revolution the only money in Cuba was from Americans visiting to play at casinos and hire prostitutes which many mothers and their daughters had to do due to poverty. CIA money kept the fiendish dictator, Bautista, in place and the island was a police state with mafia links. The revolution and Castro's leadership brought back dignity to the people and now the island boasts food and shelter for all as well as free education and health care from some of the world's finest doctors ... and all this despite an invasion by the CIA and their paid Cuban traitors who got a whipping and decades of a US embargo. It is little wonder that ordinary Cubans loved Fidel.

Yeah, especially those ordinary Cubans lucky enough to have jobs working in Cuba's European-owned hotels. Fidel's wonderful government negotiates their salaries with the foreign companies, the foreign companies pay the salaries to the government in Euros, the government extracts their "management fees," and passes the pittance left over on to the workers...in the form of nearly worthless Cuban pesos. What's not to love!

 

[jknowgood]

The Russian-made jeep carrying the ashes of the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro broke down in the middle of his funeral procession on Saturday, forcing soldiers to push the vehicle until it could be repaired.

This is the perfect end to Fidel Castro and his revolution. Before he took over, Cuba was the most prosperous nation in the Caribbean. His effect on his nation is best illustrated by soldiers pushing his remains trough Havana.

You are mistaken; before the revolution the only money in Cuba was from Americans visiting to play at casinos and hire prostitutes which many mothers and their daughters had to do due to poverty. CIA money kept the fiendish dictator, Bautista, in place and the island was a police state with mafia links. The revolution and Castro's leadership brought back dignity to the people and now the island boasts food and shelter for all as well as free education and health care from some of the world's finest doctors ... and all this despite an invasion by the CIA and their paid Cuban traitors who got a whipping and decades of a US embargo. It is little wonder that ordinary Cubans loved Fidel.

I agree with you Fidel Castro did something good for Cuba. Unfortunately he also did something bad.
But maybe that's inevitable. We're all humans and Fidel Castro was a human too
I think you're wrong when you say "ordinary Cubans loved Fidel". Not all of them loved Fidel.
Of course I'm just saying my opinion. I don't think this is some kind of "truth"

Brian Williams said the Cuban people would rather drive a donkey driven cart than ride in a car. Which fact is, any one would rather drive a car. That's what a dictator gets ya.