[NormsRevenge]

In this picture released by Miraflores Palace, Cuba's President Fidel Castro, left, and Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, right, look at a statue of Ernesto 'Che' Guevara during a visit to Guevara's museum in Alta Gracia, a city located in the center-north of the province of Cordoba, Argentina, Saturday, July 22, 2006. The woman in the center is unidentified. (AP Photo/Miraflores Palace)

[NormsRevenge]

In this picture released by Miraflores Palace, Cuba's President Fidel Castro, right, and Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez pose for a photo with a statue of Ernesto 'Che' Guevara during a visit to Guevara's museum in Alta Gracia, a city located in the center-north of the province of Cordoba, Argentina, Saturday, July 22, 2006.(AP Photo/Miraflores Palace)

[BunnySlippers]

[cmsgop]

That pic has photoshop fun all over it!

[dodger]

The murderer always returns to the scene of the crime ...

[Humidston]

Ahhh Che.... The ultimate Communist... The darling of the American LEFT.

The REDS.
The COMMUNISTS.
The SOCIALISTS.
The FASCISTS.

[Luke Skyfreeper]

it also draws admirers worldwide because of Guevara's legendary status.

Most of which has to do with a single flattering photograph.

[Imgr8t]

My fave Che pic...

[perfect stranger]

[CrazyIvan]

What a cute statue of Che. He looks to be about the same age as Ilian Gonzales was when the Clinton's sent him back to the socialist utopia to follow in uncle Fidel's footsteps.

[Mobile Vulgus]

The stupid, leading the ignorant, praising the murderous!

The Moe, Larry and curly of oppression.

[Army Air Corps]

The madcap adventures of Hugo ping.

[gafusa]

We should invade Cuba sometime, shoot Castro like his idol, and destroy Che's tomb.

[Paleo Conservative]

[Cincinna]

I guess that means Castro is not dead yet.

The death watch and rumors of his death and demise have been out there since 1959.

The old boy is not going away, he will probably outlast everyone else.

What will follow in Cuba after he goes might well be even worse.

[Arizona Carolyn]

Darn, this was a chance for a two-fer.

[Brad from Tennessee]

Once Che and his ragtag expedition got to Bolivia--where he was supposed to foment a continent-wide revolution--Moscow told Castro and the Bolivian communist party to end any support to Che; to let him die on the vine. This was a quid pro quo from the Soviets for the U.S. staying out of the communist sphere of influence. I can't remember exactly. Castro, who resented Che anyway and didn't want to share any power with him, was happy to oblige. Che was tracked down by the Bolivian Army, the U.S. Special Forces and the CIA. An Air Force veteran told me several years ago that he was on the plane that flew to Bolivia and retrieved Che's hands, which were cut from his body, packed on ice and flown to Washington. This was to identify him and ascertain he was dead. I read a few years ago when Che's bones were dug up near the airstrip in Bolivia to be returned to Cuba, his remains were described as "mutilated."

[Cacique]

For later read

[CubaninMiami]

If the U.S. had launched a cruise missile right at Che's home just as these two @holes stood there, the world would be an infinitely better place.

[Enchante]

Few places in the world had a greater need for the sudden air-delivery of a JDAM today than that "House of Che" with Castro and Chavez and some of their advisors present.

[ApplegateRanch]

Two Rotten Reds paying homage to a Good Commie.

What's a Good Commie, you ask? A DEAD one, of course.