Posted on 02/12/2008 9:03:11 AM PST by BigEdLB

One of Barak Hussein Obama's new offices in Texas is proudly flying a Cuban flag emblazoned with a picture of Che Guevara.
I doubt if we'll see even a single news story about this. The amazing thing isn't merely that someone put it up - but that no one else there seemed to even notice. And people wonder why I describe the Democrat Party as the "party of treason."
Imagine the uproar (the very correct uproar, I need not add) if a Republican office was displaying a Nazi flag with a picture of Adolf Hitler on it. Though, of course, as our friend Jonah Goldberg notes, that would be more appropriate for a Democratic office as well.
Hell, for a Republican comparison, imagine the uproar if some Republican office had a giant picture of Joe McCarthy in it. (Leaving aside the fact that, in all reality, Tailgunner Joe was a stand-up guy).
Since she just had Ezra LeVant of "Western Standard" in an interview talking abouthis trials with the growing Totalitarian nature of the Canadian Giovernment, re: Free Speech, I though it interesting that this would show up on a Google Search.... Laura's source has a busted server, cause of all the hits...
Er, um, check the pic. It was REVEALED in a news story.
Sheeze.
This only confirms Obama’s hip-ness with the college age crowd, half of whom have Che on their dorm room walls.
This story is also on the News/Front Page section.
Every Cuban radio and TV station and newspaper in Florida should be made aware of this story if they haven’t seen it yet. I would think it would show up on all the local newscasts if people learn about it. Che what?
‘Party of Idiocy’ you mean!
Oh to get a pic of Ojesus in front of that Cuban flag. Maybe Barack should grow a beard and sport a beret.
Wow, the two images on this thread really say alot, I’m not sure now who is worse, heck, Hillary seems like more of a Patriot than Obama, I think she loves this country, is terribly misguided but nonetheless doesn’t hold it in disdain as apparantly Obama does.
Just trying to appeal to their Commie Chic base.
It will be very interesting to see if this flag issue raises anywhere near the MSM interest the stars and bars flag raised in the MSM for Republicans in the past years. (crickets chirping)
Does anyone know if Texas Hispanics give a rat’s a$$ about Che Guevera? Just wondering if this a ploy to build some support amongs Hispanics.
Obama campaign promise........Change = commie revolution.
He won’t wear a US Flag Lapel Pin like the rest of the members of the Senate.
So who is he loyal to???? Mao??? Castro???? Lenin???
Stalin??? Obama is a commie pig.
WOW now that is some good work, especially on the arms! LOL
LOL Hillary loves herself more then the country...
anyway the scariest candidate in the race is Obama. His rallies are filled with the wide eyed look of cultists worshipping their leader.. He is using Civil Rights era rhetoric to paint the Conservatives as the (KKK). His Rhetoric is that of all the Totalitarian leaders in history. It is the idea that the good People are trying to put together a beautiful vision of a unified nation, and that there exist some bad people who resist them.
In his view the Conservatives are the bad people... He will use this party divide over John McCain to illustrate that further in that if you are not lock step with the Conservative right you are their enemy now how intolerant is that...
Anyway the pictures do say to me that he has little regard for patriotism and really I don’t know where his allegience lies.
The photo in post #2 proves it and etches it in stone.
It’s stuff like this that makes me think he wont be impossible to beat in November. It is possible to make McCain look attractive when juxtaposed to Barak Hussein Obama
FYI - The story wasn't about the flag. The story was about the two new Obama offices in Houston. The flag was caught in the background but not mentioned at all.
In all fairness to Obama, the national anthem hadn’t
started playing yet. Otherwise, his hands would have been over his ears.
You left out Osama and Amadanutjob.
Amazing how the people at his rallies stare wide eyed with cultish worship.
Judging by the firestorm over it, I don't think anybody missed it.
President Hussein’s first executive order will be to dismantle the RNC.
I’m warning you right now... NO ONE who will vote for Barack Obama will give a crap about this issue. It won’t stop a single vote for Hussein Obama. People who vote for him know nothing about flags, Constitutions, America or any laws, issues or ideas. They just loooooves them some Barak.
So then Obama is a true Patriot?
His staff are all for Democracy?
His is not using Civil Rights era Rhetoric to make the Conservatives compatible to the (KKK)?
Totalitarians in history have not used the We the good against them the evil philosphy to take control of the government just like he is doing?
He doesn’t support a flag on his lapel because he won’t wear his patriotism on his sleeve but feels it appropriate to align with Move on dot org who called a true American Hero, General Patreaus (a Betrayer)...
I’m lost are you an Obama zombie?
Yeah, a CANADIAN news story. Good luck trying to get the U.S. press to hound Obama on this one.
Please look at the photo grab above from the news story broadcast on Fox’s Houston affiliate and which is now being discussed nationwide.
Ever since this was broadcast in Houston, it’s been news. How the heck do you think a “western Canadian magazine that no one reads” HEARD about it in the first place?
Sheeze.
Pretty good PS there
No not the RNC ... Conservatives are already divorcing themselves of the GOP and the GOP will continue to swerve left...
The Conservative talk shows like Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity will be hardest hit by Obma... see ya Talk Radio... you had your chance to rally the Moderates around the True Conservative candidate (Fred Thompson) but since you talking heads failed to do that the entire movement suffers when will you take responsibility? So instead you sulk over McCain and don’t see the Forest for the trees...
You know you all came to late with the Mitt endorsements you missed the rally point.... Now you owe all Republicans an appology...
“Just wondering if this a ploy to build some support amongs Hispanics.”
Have you watched any of Obama’s speeches? To his chanting about change, he has the crowd shouting in response, “Si se puede, Si se puede!!”
Killer Chic
By Myles Kantor
FrontPageMagazine.com | March 5, 2004
Grow a lousy beard, dont cut your hair, commit mass murder, wreck an economy, and you too can be on the silver screen.
Leftists worldwide mourned the Argentine Ernesto Che Guevara after his execution in October 1967 following a failed attempt to communize Bolivia. Historian and journalist Erik Durschmied notes:
(R)allies were held from Mexico to Santiago, Algiers to Angola, Cairo to Calcutta. The population of Budapest and Prague lit candles; the picture of a smiling Che appeared in London and Paris when a few months later, riots broker out in Berlin, Paris, and Chicago, and from there the unrest spread to the American campuses, young men and women wore Che Guevara T-shirts and carried his pictures during their protest marches.
Guevaras image remains widespread. While in Tel Aviv last year, at least twice I saw people with Guevara t-shirts. He has also appeared throughout Haitis largest slum thanks to one of former tyrant Jean-Bertrand Aristides thugs.
It was just a matter of time before Hollywood celebrated Guevara, which already has a long history of affection for Fidel Castro.
Benicio Del Toro will play Guevara in Terrence Malicks Che, set to begin production in July and co-starring Javier Bardem, who played the persecuted Cuban writer Reinaldo Arenas in 2000s Before Night Falls. Malick has been reported as also writing the script, which focuses on Guevaras final years.
Robert Redfords production, The Motorcycle Diaries, adapts Guevara journal of his travels through Latin America in his 20s and stars Gael García Bernal, a popular Mexican actor who also played Guevara in the Showtime miniseries Fidel. García Bernal has said of Guevara, Hes a person that changed the world and really forces me to change the rules of what I am. Redford met with Castro in January and screened the movie for Guevaras relatives, whose widow called it excellent.
Guevaras adaptation, though, will likely be characterized less by revelation than romanticismno trivial difference given his savage sympathies and deeds.
In David Mamets House of Games, a con man refers to a tell or indicator of someones character. Guevara showed such indicators well before he caused so much havoc in Cuba, as part of Fidel Castros regime.
In December 1953, the 25-year-old Guevara was in Costa Rica. He wrote to his aunt from San José after seeing the United Fruit Companys holdings in Costa Rica, I have sworn before a picture of our old, much lamented comrade Stalin [who died in March] that I will not rest until I see these capitalist octopuses annihilated. Guevaras travel journal includes this passage:
I now feel my dilated nostrils, savoring the acrid odor of gunpowder and blood, of enemy death; I now tense my body, ready for the struggle, and I prepare my being as a sacred place so that in it resounds with new vibrations and new hopes the bestial howl of the triumphant proletariat.
He likewise wrote to a friend in December 1957, Because of my ideological background, I belong to those who believe that the solution of the worlds problems lies behind the so-called iron curtain.... By the middle of that year, Guevara had met the Castro brothers in Mexico City and was a comandante in their military campaign to overthrow Fulgencio Batista.
In October 1958, Guevara ordered rebel coordinator Enrique Oltuski to rob banks to finance operations. Oltuski refused, and Guevara wrote in his diary, When I told him to give us a report of all the banks in the towns, to attack them and take their money, they threw themselves on the ground in anguish.
When a boy in Guevaras forces stole some food, however, he ordered him shot. Guevara also personally executed a peasant named Eutimio Guerra who informed on the rebels and described the act in his diary:
I ended the problem giving him a shot with a .32 pistol in the right side of the brain, with exit orifice in the right temporal. He gasped for a little while and was dead. Upon proceeding to remove his belongings I couldnt get off the watch tied by a chain to his belt, and then he told me in a steady voice farther away than fear: Yank it off, boy, what does it matter I did so and his possessions were now mine.
Accordingly, Guevara became supreme prosecutor at Havanas La Cabaña fortress after Batista fled Cuba. Here he presided over hundreds of executions in proceedings that even a sympathetic biographer notes were carried out without respect for due process.
Individualism, Guevara told a group in August 1960, tomorrow should be the proper utilization of the whole individual at the —— benefit of the community.
This was a far cry from Cuban founding father José Martí, who wrote, Respect for freedom and for the ideas of others, of even the most wretched being, is my fanaticism.
As would befit a Stalinist, Guevara pioneered Cubas gulag system. Socialist scholar Samuel Farber notes:
Clearly, Che Guevara played a key role in inaugurating a tradition of arbitrary administrative, non-judicial detentions, later used in the UMAP [Military Units to Aid Production] camps for the confinement of dissidents and social deviants: homosexuals, Jehovahs Witnesses, practitioners of secret Afro-Cuban religions such as Abakua, and non-political rebels. In the 80s and 90s this non-judicial, forced confinement was also applied to AIDS victims.
The first of these camps was in Guanahacabibes, at the remote, rocky, and devilishly hot westernmost tip of Cuba. Guevara spoke of those sent there as people who have committed crimes against revolutionary morals.
Add to this Guevaras efforts to wreck other countries and the economic devastation he promoted while head of Cubas National Bank. Farber observes, Guevara’s collectivism was pure, unadulterated Stalinism.
Herbert Matthews, who glamorized Castro before 1959 in The New York Times, referred to Guevara as a firm believer in maximum centralization.
Vladimir Nabokov once described his sentiment for the Soviet Union as healthy contempt. Ernesto Guevara, an architect of atrocity, subjugation, and ruin, deserves nothing less.
Thanks for the info. I think you are right.
Yeah, a CANADIAN news story. Good luck trying to get the U.S. press to hound Obama on this one.
I'll try again. Do you, Billy, see the colorful picture above? Right there under all the big words?
Why, Billy, that picture says "My Fox Houston" on it!
It's not a real fox, Billy. That's the name of a news network!
Billy, the Fox people broadcast that report last night, on the news in Houston. And guess what? It's been talked about ALL OVER THE PLACE EVER SINCE.
See, although the "My Fox Houston" people didn't come right out and SAY it, many people NOTICED that there was a CHE FLAG IN BACK OF THE FREAKING OBAMA WORKER.
See, Billy: Some people are observant and can notice things without the Drive-By Media having to TELL THEM WHAT THEY'RE SEEING.
Have a good day.
I think she loves this country, is terribly misguided but nonetheless doesnt hold it in disdain as apparantly Obama does... I believe you are mistaken, sir. She holds all of us in disdain.
Thanks for posting.
Sheeze. Nationwide?
Not believing it. A couple of stories in some local Fox stations that will fade away by this evening don’t mean jack. Most of the people at mainstream outlets think Che is a hero so they won’t even realize it should be a big story. Try again if you like.
Thanks, Obama’s hand could have been better but I’m still somewhat learning this stuff.
If this no-nothing, do-nothing gets nominated, then this picture of him refusing to show respect to our country should be splashed ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES. What a dirtbag!
This says SO much!
This only confirms Obamas hip-ness with the college age crowd, half of whom have Che on their dorm room walls.
Obamas so hip he can’t put a sentence together about his specific policy plans for America if elected.
Certainly.. you’re welcome.
bmflr
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