NRA
Fidel Castro
âGuns? What for?...to fight the government? The Cuban people donât need guns nowadays!â ( Fidel Castro  during  his  very first speech upon entering Havana Jan. 8  1959.)
Shortly after  Castro âs famous speech  the process of gun confiscation started in Cubaâbut gradually. Initially it was aimed at disarming rival revolutionary groups  who had fought Batista but werenât Communist-backed. Soon the definition of these ârival revolutionariesâ grew pretty sweeping. Soon it included just about every Cuban with a gun. Significantly   Castro âs famous anti-gun speech was proclaimed a full two years BEFORE  he  came out of the closet as a full-fledged Marxist-Leninist.
Over the past week  Castro âs media has been in a tizzy celebrating the Parkland high school students and especially Emma Gonzalez's NRA and Republican bashing.
As it turns out the few guns still in the hands of (mostly redneck) Cubans from 1960-1966 caused great panic for the Soviet satrap Castroites. These few guns resulted in the only genuine Cuban guerrilla war of the 20th century. And it canât be repeated often enoughâit was fought AGAINST the utterly bogus âguerrillasâ  Fidel Castro  and Che Guevara.
Farm collectivization was no more voluntary in Cuba than in the Ukraine. And Cuba's Kulaks (rednecks) had guns  a few at first anyway. Around 1960 thousands of Cubaâs enraged campesinos grabbed their guns and started fighting desperately as  Castro  and Che started stealing their land to build Soviet Kolkhozes  while murdering and jailing all who resisted.
I wonât bother asking if youâve ever heard of this ferocious insurgency on our very doorstep from The FAKE History Channel  FAKE News Media  or your professors  amigos. These valiant and desperate insurgents were fighting the Leftâs premier pin-up boys:  Fidel Castro  and Che Guevara. Thatâs all you need to know about the media/ Hollywood silence. This (thoroughly-documented) insurgency turns on its very head everything the Media/Hollywood complex would have us believe about Che Guevara and  Fidel Castro .
Alarmed by the widespread and savage insurgency   Castro  and Che sent a special emissary named Flavio Bravo whimpering to their sugar-daddy Khrushchev. âWe are on a crusade against kulaks like you were in 1930 â whimpered this oldâline Cuban Communist party member.
Che Guevara had a very bloody (and typically cowardly) hand in one of the major anti-insurgency wars on this continent. Most of these anti-communist redneck/guerrillas were executed on the spot upon capture  a Che specialty. "We fought with the fury of cornered beasts " said one to describe their desperate freedom fight against the Soviet occupation of Cuba through their proxies  Fidel Castro  and Che Guevara.
In 1962 Che got a chance to do more than cheer from the sidelines. He had a hand in the following: "Cuban militia units commanded by Russian officers employed flame-throwers to burn the palm-thatched cottages in the Escambray countryside. The peasant occupants were accused of feeding the counterrevolutionaries and bandits." At one point in 1962  one of every 17 Cubans was a political prisoner.  Fidel  himself admits that they faced 179 bands of "counter-revolutionaries" and "bandits."
âGuns? What for?...to fight the government? The Cuban people donât need guns nowadays!â (  [TGT]   during   [TGT]   very first speech upon entering Havana Jan. 8  1959.)
Shortly after   [TGT]  âs famous speech  the process of gun confiscation started in Cubaâbut gradually. Initially it was aimed at disarming rival revolutionary groups  who had fought Batista but werenât Communist-backed. Soon the definition of these ârival revolutionariesâ grew pretty sweeping. Soon it included just about every Cuban with a gun. Significantly    [TGT]  âs famous anti-gun speech was proclaimed a full two years BEFORE  he  came out of the closet as a full-fledged Marxist-Leninist.
Over the past week   [TGT]  âs media has been in a tizzy celebrating the Parkland high school students and especially Emma Gonzalez's NRA and Republican bashing.
As it turns out the few guns still in the hands of (mostly redneck) Cubans from 1960-1966 caused great panic for the Soviet satrap Castroites. These few guns resulted in the only genuine Cuban guerrilla war of the 20th century. And it canât be repeated often enoughâit was fought AGAINST the utterly bogus âguerrillasâ   [TGT]   and Che Guevara.
Farm collectivization was no more voluntary in Cuba than in the Ukraine. And Cuba's Kulaks (rednecks) had guns  a few at first anyway. Around 1960 thousands of Cubaâs enraged campesinos grabbed their guns and started fighting desperately as  Castro  and Che started stealing their land to build Soviet Kolkhozes  while murdering and jailing all who resisted.
I wonât bother asking if youâve ever heard of this ferocious insurgency on our very doorstep from The FAKE History Channel  FAKE News Media  or your professors  amigos. These valiant and desperate insurgents were fighting the Leftâs premier pin-up boys:   [TGT]   and Che Guevara. Thatâs all you need to know about the media/ Hollywood silence. This (thoroughly-documented) insurgency turns on its very head everything the Media/Hollywood complex would have us believe about Che Guevara and   [TGT]  .
Alarmed by the widespread and savage insurgency    [TGT]   and Che sent a special emissary named Flavio Bravo whimpering to their sugar-daddy Khrushchev. âWe are on a crusade against kulaks like you were in 1930 â whimpered this oldâline Cuban Communist party member.
Che Guevara had a very bloody (and typically cowardly) hand in one of the major anti-insurgency wars on this continent. Most of these anti-communist redneck/guerrillas were executed on the spot upon capture  a Che specialty. "We fought with the fury of cornered beasts " said one to describe their desperate freedom fight against the Soviet occupation of Cuba through their proxies   [TGT]   and Che Guevara.
In 1962 Che got a chance to do more than cheer from the sidelines. He had a hand in the following: "Cuban militia units commanded by Russian officers employed flame-throwers to burn the palm-thatched cottages in the Escambray countryside. The peasant occupants were accused of feeding the counterrevolutionaries and bandits." At one point in 1962  one of every 17 Cubans was a political prisoner.  Fidel  himself admits that they faced 179 bands of "counter-revolutionaries" and "bandits."