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La comunista de America
4th June 2004, 16:05
All I want to know is who killed Che.

Viva CHE y viva COMUNISTA :che: :hammer:

Kurai Tsuki
4th June 2004, 16:28
Most of the people who could answer that are those who took the time to read some sort of biography of Che Guevara, why don't you consider becoming one of them?

Colombia
4th June 2004, 16:37
Fidel Castro

Shifty
6th June 2004, 03:51
as far as i knew it was the Bolivian government

Hampton
6th June 2004, 04:10
Look at the sticky at the of the forum pleaseeeeeee.

Thanks.

Invictus
6th June 2004, 07:11
Some insights into his death. (http://s7.invisionfree.com/capitalistparadise/index.php?showtopic=51&st=0&#last)

Kaypakkaya
6th June 2004, 15:21
Felix Rodriguez.

Forward Union
6th June 2004, 15:25
Oh please, there is no mystery. I've got an interview with the soldier that shot him on dvd, i'll find his name out for you if really want.

<<-VoDKa->>
8th June 2004, 15:09
Yeah that would be good

Wiesty
9th June 2004, 14:21
Columbio? Fidel castro didnt kill che read this

OCTOBER 9, 1967: Early in the morning, the unit receives the order to execute Guevara and the other prisoners. Lt. Pérez asks Guevara if he wishes anything before his execution. Guevara replies that he only wishes to "die with a full stomach." Pérez asks him if he is a "materialist" and Guevara answers only "perhaps." When Sgt. Terán (the executioner) enters the room, Guevara stands up with his hands tied and states, "I know what you have come for I am ready." Terán tells him to be seated and leaves the room for a few moments. While Terán was outside, Sgt. Huacka enters another small house, where "Willy" was being held, and shoots him. When Terán comes back, Guevara stands up and refuses to be seated saying: "I will remain standing for this." Terán gets angry and tells Guevara to be seated again. Finally, Guevara tells him: "Know this now, you are killing a man." Terán fires his M2 Carbine and kills him. (Dept. of Defense Intelligence Information Report - 11/28/67).

tooken from here

Death of Guevara (http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB5/)

So it was Teran who shot him
but Felix Rodriquez gave the orders to and was ordered to track che down in Del Yuro Gorge

Guerilla22
10th June 2004, 05:33
Originally posted by [email protected] 4 2004, 04:37 PM
Fidel Castro
Actually, no it wasn&#39;t. I you were the least bit familar with Che, you would know that.

Kurai Tsuki
10th June 2004, 17:58
I thought he was just making a political joke :blink: I don&#39;t think it was meant to be taken seriously, maybe he meant that Fidel, in his secret meeting with Che, started the process that would lead to his death.

RedAnarchist
13th June 2004, 11:35
The Bolivian army and CIA killed him. Fidel had nothing to do with Che&#39;s death, and to assume he did is ridiculous.

Wiesty
13th June 2004, 18:56
the people who planned it were the CIA and Green Beret forces

Colombia
15th June 2004, 15:53
Originally posted by [email protected] 10 2004, 05:33 AM
Actually, no it wasn&#39;t. I you were the least bit familar with Che, you would know that.
Actually many people are to blame for the death of Che.I didn&#39;t mean who literally shot Ernesto in the back of the head.Fidel Castro knew from the beginning that the campaign in Bolivia would lead to failure when Fidel could not even get the backing of the communist party in Bolivia.Fidel should of brought Ernesto back to Cuba (even if it was against his will.Guevara was such an idiot) and had him stay there so Guevara wouldn&#39;t end up giving Cuba a bad rap.

Knowledge 6 6 6
19th June 2004, 23:47
Castro may not have killed Che physically...but he killed Che to the Cuban public.

Before Che&#39;s death...Castro read the final letter Che wrote, in the event of his demise. Che, while still living in the Congo, was shocked to learn that Castro delivered the speech to Cubans knowing fully well Che was alive, and still leading a guerilla fight.

In my honest opinion, Castro knew he had to get rid of Che if he wanted his way with most things. Putting Che in charge of banks n&#39; stuff was just one way Castro did so. Che hated the fact that the world revolved around money....so why was it that Che was at one point the leader of banks?

It may have been a backed CIA operative within the Congo that closed in on Che, and Sgt. Teran who fired the fatal blow, but I believe that Castro knew fully well that Che was going to die...yet did nothing about it.

Che was good for the Cuban revolution...but if he wanted to do things abroad, that was of no concern to Castro anymore. Once Fidel was in power, Che was useless to him, but he supported Che as a friend.

Guerrilla22
20th June 2004, 00:12
The Bolivian Communist party is largely to blame also, they did nothing to help Che and the other Guerrillas with him. Even if Fidel had wanted to help him, he was unable to because Cuba lost all radio contact with Che shortly after he entered Bolovia.

Wiesty
20th June 2004, 02:49
Originally posted by Knowledge 6 6 [email protected] 19 2004, 11:47 PM
Castro may not have killed Che physically...but he killed Che to the Cuban public.

Before Che&#39;s death...Castro read the final letter Che wrote, in the event of his demise. Che, while still living in the Congo, was shocked to learn that Castro delivered the speech to Cubans knowing fully well Che was alive, and still leading a guerilla fight.

In my honest opinion, Castro knew he had to get rid of Che if he wanted his way with most things. Putting Che in charge of banks n&#39; stuff was just one way Castro did so. Che hated the fact that the world revolved around money....so why was it that Che was at one point the leader of banks?

It may have been a backed CIA operative within the Congo that closed in on Che, and Sgt. Teran who fired the fatal blow, but I believe that Castro knew fully well that Che was going to die...yet did nothing about it.

Che was good for the Cuban revolution...but if he wanted to do things abroad, that was of no concern to Castro anymore. Once Fidel was in power, Che was useless to him, but he supported Che as a friend.
no
what happened with that final farewell was
che accidently pissed of the soviets and they had a minor dispute, che saw what he had done and he also said he had done all he could for the revolution, he then told fidel he would be of more help in south america, where he would alert the people there and recruit people

Fidel understood and that was the last they saw eachother

Wiesty
20th June 2004, 02:51
got that from the movie FIDEL most of it it crap but the last part towards the end that focuses on what i said makes sence