CIA agents?

[ShiaRevolutionary]

I read somewhere that he was Killed by CIA agents. is there any truth in this? if not how did he die?

[seraphim]

If you mean che he was executed in Bolivia altough there sin't any proof of C.I.A involvement (correct me if i'm wrong) they had their grimey fingers in all kinds of pies.

[Iepilei]

He was taken out by a team trained by mercenaries suspected of CIA involvement, if I remember correctly. It's rough, though, so I may be wrong.

[seraphim]

I'm correcting myself here's something interesting the death of che (http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB5/index.html)

[ShiaRevolutionary]

Yes they do like to cover thier tracks:ph34r:
they are involved with a lot of things that are not seen to the ordinary man!

[seraphim]

that they are it's about the only thing tey're good at though they've had plenty of practice covering up their bungling and fuck ups

[fernando]

the CIA was involved in tracking down Che and his forces, they also trained the Bolivian military to hunt down Che. The CIA agent mainly in charge with this was Felix Rodriguez.

[Dre_Guevara]

There is no doubt that the CIA was involved with Che's death but it was the Bolivian anti-communists who really killed Che. The CIA was obviously trying to capture Che Guevara because they thought he was a threat. They wanted him alive for interrogation, but it was the Bolivians who took matters into their own hands.

[fernando]

Uhm...the CIA ordered Teran to execute Che as if he died during combat

[Dre_Guevara]

A lot of people believed he was killed by CIA, Bolivian troops, or even Castro...believe what you want but my exclusive sources tell me otherwise.


He did not die in combat, man lol the Bolivians specifically wanted the death of Che to look like it was in combat though.

[Thomas]

my exclusive sources tell me otherwise

Hmmmmm I'm hard pushed to believe you actually have access to sources like that, there are few, and many of them would not give a left winger the time of day.

http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB5/

[Dre_Guevara]

Originally posted by [email protected] 25 2005, 09:12 PM

my exclusive sources tell me otherwise

Hmmmmm I'm hard pushed to believe you actually have access to sources like that, there are few, and many of them would not give a left winger the time of day.

http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB5/
Yeah, yeah, I read the information on that link..it's old. And well about the exclusive sources..I have a lot of imported videos from South America detailing its history such as the Cuban Revolution and Che. I have some relatives in Colombia who support the FARC, that's why.

[Phalanx]

Weren't US troops involved with leading the Bolivian troops? I thought washington sent specially trained rangers.

[Dre_Guevara]

Originally posted by Chinghis [email protected] 25 2005, 11:32 PM
Weren't US troops involved with leading the Bolivian troops? I thought washington sent specially trained rangers.
Yes, you're right, but Bolivians took over..US wanted to interrogate him.

[fernando]

Uhm...funny since the CIA ordered his execution...

[Dre_Guevara]

Originally posted by [email protected] 26 2005, 11:10 AM
Uhm...funny since the CIA ordered his execution...
Ummm, no. Bolivians did, amigo.

[fernando]

ah, you're right! Anderson's book confirms that the order came from the Bolivian high command, but it was Rodriguez who ordered that Che were to be shot as if he had died in combat. I think Rodriguez went his own way a litte bit, he was ordered by his officers in the US to bring Guevara to Panama for interrogation. But he found it historically speaking too big a risk to do this, hence he agreed with the Bolivians and had him executed.

[Dre_Guevara]

:castro:

[Anarcho-Communist]

The CIA could so have done except that they dont have much involvement in africa

Peace, Love, Empathy

[fernando]

what are you on about? <_<

[October Revolution]

Originally posted by [email protected] 27 2005, 07:06 PM
The CIA could so have done except that they dont have much involvement in africa

Peace, Love, Empathy
Erm you do realise Bolivia is in South America don&#39;t you?

The Bolivians were helped by the CIA to capture Che then they were ordered to assasinate him so that the US would be rid of Che and his leftist movements. Fernando i beleieve your right in sayin he was shot to look like he died in battle but the US never wanted to send Che to Panama. They knew that if they elimintaed Che then the majority of any revolutionary movements against imperialism would be stopped in their tracks.

[fernando]

I think Felix Rodriguez knew this, Im not sure if the entire CIA who was involved with hunting down Che would have agreed with his execution though.

[bed_of_nails]

You know... This is a tangent but I feel like I should say it.

I will never look at my English Teacher the same way again. He is an ex-CIA operative, and though he worked in Russia, he is still CIA. He is extremely liberal though... It horrifies me how I miss the blatantly obvious. Until two minutes ago, I had never made the connection between the CIA my english teacher worked for, and the CIA that was involved with Che&#39;s assassination. Tomorrow morning I am going to ask him about what they were told about Che in the CIA...

[cubalibra]

CIA was also involved in killings of JFK, RFK, Malcom X, and Martin Luther King as well as Che.