Che Down The Rabbit Hole Parts I and II a Movie Review

It really is fascinating the unrelenting marketing of this man.  Someone said that the brand identification of Che started with that ubique image of the man from the sixties.  I was bored on this Read the Constitution Monday and decided to go have a tortured evening watching such stuff to see if I could figure this thing out.  I did not, sad to say, nor for that matter did I ever figure out what on earth was the fascination with the Grateful Dead.

What I saw, I have to admit was a loving embrace of the revolutionary and an almost total whitewash of the man.  There is nothing of the person, only the revolutionary with a twist, that of an almost morbid fascination with gritty wounds.  Nobody ever gets better in this movie, but there seems to be an endless stream of bullet wound trajectories and woozy camera angles to fizz in and out of consciousness and blood drippy fingers.  It is almost like the movie tries to make metaphor for what the propaganda is supposed to do for you.  

It also says it in the credits that this part of the movie (its actually a two parter, just like the old double feature, so thats over four hours- of Lawrence Of Arabia doting of loving embrace)that what follows is based on Che's actual diaries, and if this is what passes for his diaries, then there was absolutely no humor in the man.  Just what you would expect from reading the memoirs of a sociopath. Whatever plot interpretation, quips or jokes, or for that matter character depth is absent.  Benecio Del Toro is a fine actor and many, many fine latino actors are in it up to and including a surprising short sequence with Lou Diamond Phillips but alas , no Edward Olmos.  This thing is put together with the exact literal translation of Che's personal notes with; I want to say an almost sacrosanct devotion to every word.  I am saying almost because its not because I studied Che, or even thought of him as anything other than a misguided killer on a Statezilla binge, but I could only determine the relentless drive and heroic struggle of the sleeping in the rain, playing with buddy guts and the 'doing what needs to be done' task type stuff of the 'trooper life', sorry that does not include catholes and stinking to hell, but the romantic Zapatista, the Simon Bolivar type of revolutionary that pissed off Texans once or twice and that seem to be in need of another ass whuppin as we speak.

But what I did get as a student of history and that usually includes military history if you get into history at all, you will be struck by how absolutely by the book the memoir and the tremendously EPIC four hours of film are to Mao's Little Red Book on guerrilla warfare.  This is the motherlode of asymetrical warfare which our current baffoon in office Barack Hussien Obama seems to not only do alittle doting on dictators himself but perhaps might even fancy himself as one by the time he is through having his way with America, as in U.S, America, home of the free, land of the brave, which, Che makes quite a bit of hay blaming America in trying to unite the 'helpless peasants' behind the blood drenched cause by circling and underlining American Imperialism, shake, stir, repeat.

Any way, if you go to this thing with anything other than stars in your eyes "for the revolutionary struggle of communism" then its pretty much bound to tick you off in a few places. 

I only saw maybe a handful of people at the theatre with me, so, hopefully, this thing gets sold to the latino market and fizzles out as nostalgia for sixties prop that it most definately is.  Long Live The Revolution and Off Topic

The Real Quest For Stem Cell Research.

How did the worlds greatest evil prevail upon a christian nation the idea of killing in huge quantities of peoples that came into their control such as jews, gypsy's, the disabled, to the point of genocide was not only feasable, but a matter of life and death instead of a ridiculously cruel and hideous distortion that common sense would dictate? Weren't there some who might have objected to some of these insane and murderous ideas? The answer of course is that it was through a chimera of science, and man's destiny, the unspoken hunt of all progressive movements that leads inexorably to sacrifice's that must be endured. Most commonly a sacrifice of those outside the inner circle of cruelty who must pay. But the truism that what is merely endured in the present becomes the excess of the next generation has been and always will remain the path of the state as liberty gives ground. Something the good people in the progressive movement, the communist movement and every statist movement envies with every fibre of their being, to weild this much control over the thoughts of so many people and get them to be a force for only your bidding, it takes science.

Here is the principle of Hitler's henchmen in a six part series. I try to be funny, I really do.





Part 2 Mengele



Part 3 Mengele



Part 4 Mengele



Part 5 Mengele



Part 6 Mengele

Venezuelan bishop: 'I am not afraid of threats'

Caracas, Venezuela, Apr 17, 2009 / 12:50 pm (CNA).- Bishop Rafael Conde of Maracay in Venezuela rejected threats made against him this week by members of the party of President Hugo Chavez and said the bishops in that country would continue working without fear to achieve a climate of dialogue.

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Communism's American Goals 1963

There are some who believe that it cannot happen here. There are some who are convinced it already has.

Rev Al Stock Goes Through The Roof

Ever wonder how the Democratic Left seems to just glory in graft and corruption? Doesn't it seem that continuosly there is some sort of corruption in leaders from the left which seem to top the last graft in boldness and ineptitude? Then you can no more expect that things will ever get better if it only gets worse, and this from a supposed 'Man of The Cross', but perhaps in some sense he was just "Sticking It To The Man" when Reverend Al Sharpton accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds from private sources during his unsuccessful run for Democratic nominee.

In a decision to be made public next month, The Federal Election Commission also found that the campaign kept poor records of its activities and expenditures" and commingled funds with Sharpton's civil-rights group. In a decision that fined the campaign of Rev. Al a $285,000 fine, the largest fine ever Rev Al agreed to pay the fin along with the good Reverends campaign manager, Andrew Rivera. The report went on to state; "Sharpton 2004 materially misstated its receipts and disbursements, as well as cash on hand in 2004" following the investigation.

Real Story From Boots On The Ground

Wonder why it took five days to rescue The ships captain? Warning, this is RAW feed and does not have supporting evidence. What is there is the language of those who do these things for a living. I offer it only as advisement for those who like to be smarter than everybody else.

How Big Were the Tea Party Protests?

Here is an article from the Christian Science Monitor which has the debate over how large it was and how some estimates were over 500,000. To have non tradition protesters, put together a bottom up grassroots movement in just over 60 days speaks volumes of how big this movement is, and the ignorance of it belies just how much farther this thing could go.
It is entirely driven by how far the Internal Enemy of Cicero is willing to go.

Traitors!