'The Life and Legacy of Che Guevara' DVD and Lecture

by my view Mon Dec 05, 2005 12:46

i wish not to slate republicans or those who wish to see the united 32 county of Ireland as i wish to see our country a united nation, but in today's "civilised?" world, there is no place for the glorification of armed revolutionaries ( like che guevara). Instead of forcing the republic, should we not try a policy of persuasion instead?

if you have something forced on you, would that not make you rebel further?

by prankster Wed Dec 07, 2005 18:01

How is Belfast in Sligo?

by Orlov - Lets say we ran into certain difficulties around 1991 Thu Dec 08, 2005 13:21 anarcho at stalin dot com the kremlin its broken

The man thought Mao was alright, laid a wreath at Stalins grave when the leaders of the Soviet Union wouldn't. He did not belive in mass action but a bunch of what was usually wollies isolated from everyone even their own supporters trying to kick off their and their only interpretation of revolution in countries where they had little or no grounding, Bolivia, Congo, Cuba to an extent. Thank god he's gone and maybe someday his image wil die too

by SR1916 Thu Dec 08, 2005 16:01

Che operated in a certain context and time, and his tactics were used in that context. Just because we have thankfully reached a point in ireland where armed struggle is no longer necessary does not mean we have to shun those who used it in times and countries in the world where it was.