Felix Rodriguez

[blackcatCA]

What do you all think about Felix Rodriguez, who I guess lives in Miami now. It really disturbs me that he boasts about taking Che's Rolex as a trophy. If I were on of Che's kids or relatives, I would seriously be all over him to get that back.

I just think it's wrong.

[blackcatCA]

What do you all think about Felix Rodriguez, who I guess lives in Miami now. It really disturbs me that he boasts about taking Che's Rolex as a trophy. If I were on of Che's kids or relatives, I would seriously be all over him to get that back.

I just think it's wrong.

[blackcatCA]

What do you all think about Felix Rodriguez, who I guess lives in Miami now. It really disturbs me that he boasts about taking Che's Rolex as a trophy. If I were on of Che's kids or relatives, I would seriously be all over him to get that back.

I just think it's wrong.

[fernando]

He is a traitor and deserves to face the consequences for his crimes!

[fernando]

He is a traitor and deserves to face the consequences for his crimes!

[fernando]

He is a traitor and deserves to face the consequences for his crimes!

[Little Moscow]

errr did Felix Rodriguez commit any crimes ?Or was he just doing his job , the desision to kill che had allready been taken place .Isn't Honorato Rojas (the peasant who twice betrayed the group,and led the rearguard into the ambush at Vado del Yeso .)the wrong doer ?

If I were one of che's children i suppose i would also want to have my father's Rolex ,however Felix can brag as much as he wants to ..theres not much dignity shown in capturing trophies off dead people .

[Little Moscow]

errr did Felix Rodriguez commit any crimes ?Or was he just doing his job , the desision to kill che had allready been taken place .Isn't Honorato Rojas (the peasant who twice betrayed the group,and led the rearguard into the ambush at Vado del Yeso .)the wrong doer ?

If I were one of che's children i suppose i would also want to have my father's Rolex ,however Felix can brag as much as he wants to ..theres not much dignity shown in capturing trophies off dead people .

[Little Moscow]

errr did Felix Rodriguez commit any crimes ?Or was he just doing his job , the desision to kill che had allready been taken place .Isn't Honorato Rojas (the peasant who twice betrayed the group,and led the rearguard into the ambush at Vado del Yeso .)the wrong doer ?

If I were one of che's children i suppose i would also want to have my father's Rolex ,however Felix can brag as much as he wants to ..theres not much dignity shown in capturing trophies off dead people .

[fernando]

His treachery is a crime enough, becoming a servant of the Imperialists cannot be forgiven!

He proudly served as a pilot during the civil war in Nicaragua, he has enough blood on his hands!

The traitor deserves to face the consequences of his actions!

[fernando]

His treachery is a crime enough, becoming a servant of the Imperialists cannot be forgiven!

He proudly served as a pilot during the civil war in Nicaragua, he has enough blood on his hands!

The traitor deserves to face the consequences of his actions!

[fernando]

His treachery is a crime enough, becoming a servant of the Imperialists cannot be forgiven!

He proudly served as a pilot during the civil war in Nicaragua, he has enough blood on his hands!

The traitor deserves to face the consequences of his actions!

[blackcatCA]

I think from what I have read he had some discretion as to what to do with Che...i.e. kill him, take him somewhere etc.

And, definitely his actions during Iran-Contra are disgusting enough warrant me hating him, even without the Che incident.

From what I've read, he parades around Miami knowing he has the full protection of the Bush family and the Whitehouse. He doesn't seem to think there is no dignity in keeping a trophy of someone he had killed.

The only good thing is that despite his best efforts, obviously, the legacy and image of Che has lived on...and will continue to live on long after Felix Rodriguez is gone.

[blackcatCA]

I think from what I have read he had some discretion as to what to do with Che...i.e. kill him, take him somewhere etc.

And, definitely his actions during Iran-Contra are disgusting enough warrant me hating him, even without the Che incident.

From what I've read, he parades around Miami knowing he has the full protection of the Bush family and the Whitehouse. He doesn't seem to think there is no dignity in keeping a trophy of someone he had killed.

The only good thing is that despite his best efforts, obviously, the legacy and image of Che has lived on...and will continue to live on long after Felix Rodriguez is gone.

[blackcatCA]

I think from what I have read he had some discretion as to what to do with Che...i.e. kill him, take him somewhere etc.

And, definitely his actions during Iran-Contra are disgusting enough warrant me hating him, even without the Che incident.

From what I've read, he parades around Miami knowing he has the full protection of the Bush family and the Whitehouse. He doesn't seem to think there is no dignity in keeping a trophy of someone he had killed.

The only good thing is that despite his best efforts, obviously, the legacy and image of Che has lived on...and will continue to live on long after Felix Rodriguez is gone.

[ScottishChe]

There is no dignity in killing someone who made something of his life, while he has not. Also, it is just wrong that he took Che's Rolex. Thats pretty much the lowest of the low, stealing from a dead body. Hope he rots in hell.

[ScottishChe]

There is no dignity in killing someone who made something of his life, while he has not. Also, it is just wrong that he took Che's Rolex. Thats pretty much the lowest of the low, stealing from a dead body. Hope he rots in hell.

[ScottishChe]

There is no dignity in killing someone who made something of his life, while he has not. Also, it is just wrong that he took Che's Rolex. Thats pretty much the lowest of the low, stealing from a dead body. Hope he rots in hell.

[fuerzasocialista]

I'm sure he will be dealt with sooner or later......

[fuerzasocialista]

I'm sure he will be dealt with sooner or later......

[fuerzasocialista]

I'm sure he will be dealt with sooner or later......

[Colombia]

If you were put in the man's position, would you all not do the same as he did?

[fernando]

What situation was the traitor in?

[Hate Is Art]

20 Pieces of Silver and a kiss on cheek on the cheek in the garden wasn't it.

[Vallegrande]

Fuck Felix, fuck the people who supported him, and fuck all the other corrupt government officials who will sooner or later get their effect. There I'm done.

[Colombia]

Originally posted by [email protected] 2 2004, 06:02 AM
What situation was the traitor in?
Have you not read John Lee Anderson's book?Look up his name in the index and refresh your memory.

[fernando]

I dont have the book..they dont have it at the libary here, and to buy the book at the bookstore would cost me a fortune...and Im a poor person, so I havent read John Lee Anderson's book on El Che.

But ok...what situation was he put in? Did somebody threaten to kill his family if he didnt become a traitor? Or did he get lots of money for it?

[blackcatCA]

Basically he's an anti-Castro Cuban who has worked with CIA; he was involved in the Bay of Pigs, and subsequently with Ollie North and the Iran-Contra affair. In 1967 he was sent by the CIA to Bolivia after Che got caught and, according to some accounts, gave the order to execute him. Other authors (such as Jorge Castaneda) say that the order came from the Bolivian government. In any case, he did take Che's Rolex and apparently has it displayed in his house.


Fernando, you really need to read both Jon Lee Anderson's book and Jorge Castaneda's. They are worth the money! :-)

[fernando]

I will try to get them, but in Holland they even refuse to sell Guerilla Warfare by Che Guevara. :(

But still...what is this whole thing about Felix' circumstances?

[guevara-marley]

i think it's stupid!i wouldn't be able to take a trophy right off a killed mans arm!!just to say hey man i've got something no one else has...They never went to court for the killing of che...it's unfair...

teté

[simonamstell]

WOOT!!! Felix is doing a great job. I mean have u guys seen him in those adverts? The way tat he tries to get his owner to open the can of cat fod is wonderful. He's like a messiah to all black and white cats. Speaking of which have u guys seen postman pat. Man can that guy post or what?

[fernando]

dear god you;re a retard...

[Paradox]

I remember a few months ago, when I was taking some summer classes, one of my classmates came up and asked me about Che. I was wearing a Che shirt, and he asked me if I believed in Che. I told him yes (of course). He said he was Puerto Rican, and that they knew about Che. He tried to see if I really knew anything about him, by asking if I knew that he was from Argentina. I told him "Yes, from Rosario." Then I mentioned his death and the CIA. He then said that that wasn't true. He said "That's what the textbooks say, but it isn't true. Trust me." I just looked at him suspiciously and didn't say anything. I was like textbooks!?! What the hell kind of textbook are you reading, where they would admit to it? Then he said he knew someone who had worked for Batista, and that this person had told him "stories about Che." I swear, sometimes, I just wish I could smack these people. As far as Rodriguez goes, I've read that part in Anderson's book. He wasn't the one who executed Che. Still, he took Guevara's watch, and that shows how pathetic a person he is.

[fernando]

Che's executioner was Sergeant Mario Teran or something like that

[Thomas]

On October 8 of 1967 Bolivian troops acting on a tip from local peasants ambushed a guerrilla unit led by the legendary Che Guevara. Wounded and suffering from a strong bout of asthma, Che Guevara was taken prisoner. On the following day a heavily intoxicated Bolivian Sergeant Mario Teran fired six bullets at the Commandante, one of which ripped right through his heart. The eyewitnesses to that tragedy all said that the great revolutionary took death as a soldier and with the stoicism of a philosopher.

Hope that clears it up ;)

[simonamstell]

BAD ASS TOM

[simonamstell]

Originally posted by [email protected] 22 2004, 11:05 AM
Che's executioner was Sergeant Mario Teran or something like that
woot marios a legend. the way that dude jumps down the pipes.

[fernando]

wait...is your only purpose here to make dumb posts? I mean we got some other capitalists and other anti revolutionairies here (Capitalist Imperial for example) but at least they come up with some arguments or something, instead of just: "BAD ASS TOM" <_<

[simonamstell]

maybe it is maybe it isnt. i havent quite decided yet. Although BAD ASS TOM was relevant.

[Thomas]

Although you were following one of my posts up there was no need to shout that out, even though it got alaugh from me no one else here know what it means. Next you&#39;ll be on about wrist sex and Danze Slaps.

[simonamstell]

wrist porn? come on thats shit. one of the shit sex jokes from tattsi and stu.

[Colombia]

Fernando this is what you do.

Go to a library. Find the book and read it. If you don&#39;t want to read it, simply look up the first page on Felix Rodirguez in the index.

[fernando]

Originally posted by [email protected] 12 2004, 03:01 PM
Fernando this is what you do.

Go to a library. Find the book and read it. If you don&#39;t want to read it, simply look up the first page on Felix Rodirguez in the index.
I looked for the book at the libary but they dont offer it, but my uncle send me the book as a late birthday present...so Im reading it now :) I didnt know the book would be that big though :P

[solo_ar]

ummmm why was che wearing a rolex?????????????????????

[fernando]

It was a gift he got...I think from a relative or a close friend..not sure on that

[cubalibra]

I think it was from his father

[Big Boss]

The rolex was without a doubt a gift from somebody. I mean, we are talking about Che&#33; He didn&#39;t care about money at all&#33; He was surely wearing it to honor the person that gave it to him. And yes, it was Teran who pulled the trigger but Rodriguez is a pile of shit nonetheless. :)

[Colombia]

Originally posted by Fervent [email protected] 28 2004, 06:49 PM
The rolex was without a doubt a gift from somebody. I mean, we are talking about Che&#33; He didn&#39;t care about money at all&#33; He was surely wearing it to honor the person that gave it to him. And yes, it was Teran who pulled the trigger but Rodriguez is a pile of shit nonetheless. :)
Hypocrosy at it&#39;s best.