Posted on 12/04/2016 9:55:20 AM PST by gaggs
One final dose of Karma! The Jeep carrying Castro’s ashes breaks down during his final funeral procession and needed to be pushed by soldiers.
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A broken jeep ain’t gonna keep Castro from going where he will finally end up.
this picture = Communism
That’s not a jeep, that’s a limousine by Cuban standards!
I don’t what’s funnier the jeep breaking down or the fact this communist POS, a God to a good many American leftists, was being taken to his final resting place in a jeep!
So? What Jeep from 1938 doesn’t break-down?
That thing prolly needs a new set of points and a condenser.
Casket size proves he was indeed a little man - yeah, I know those were cremations, but the point begged to be made!
Not only pointing and laughing, but now the world shall know where to go, the very exact location, of where the ashes are interred.
Makes a great place for all the extraterritorial Cuban expatriates, once they may return to Cuba, to trek to and urinate upon the spot....
A Jeep for a funeral convoy? NOT your typical hearse.
Broke down, just like his country. And now that Castro is dead, his brother and his kids will keep the reign of terror going. I’m glad Fidel is dead but it changes nothing.
My wife works with a couple of deaf people that were all up in arms over that.
That Jeep has to be pushing 60 itself.
======So? What Jeep from 1938 doesn’t break-down?========
I could have rented them my ‘41 Ford 9N tractor, 75 yrs old and runs great.
LOL - they really know how to organize a parade!
100%, looks like an old UAZ-469
A symbol of the decrepit Communist economic system that puts 50 year old cars on the streets of Havanna. Only the stupid professors teaching in our universities could fail to take note of another abject failure of Communism. It never succeeds.
LOL!
Psycho killer...
Fuh fuh fuh...
Fuh fuh fuhfuh..
Fuh fuh.
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