Traktor said:Castro expelled activists from the Soros backed Center for a Free Cuba a few years ago from the island. However according to some on here, he was evil. His death is a huge blow to all genuine anti-globalists not the so called Alt Right on here who condemn globalism and Islamism on the one hand yet condemn the people who fought (Castro, Gaddafi) and are fighting it (Assad, Putin) on the other.
His funeral is scheduled for December 4th. Both Vladimir Putin and Bashar Al Assad have expressed their condolences to the Cuban people and will likely attend. The Syrian, Serbian and Russian people are in mourning. They have just lost a good friend.
So has Julian Assange
GlobalMan said:Traktor said:His death is a huge blow to all genuine anti-globalists
One can dislike globalism while also correctly pointing out that the Castro regime was destructive, deadly and oppressive- the two are not mutually exclusive.
Trying to imply that one needs to or should support Castro et al in order to be a genuine anti-globalist is absurd.
GlobalMan said:One can dislike globalism while also correctly pointing out that the Castro regime was destructive, deadly and oppressive- the two are not mutually exclusive. Trying to imply that one needs to or should support Castro et al in order to be truly against globalism is absurd.
chakalaka said:A cuban billionaire died today. A self made man who enriched himself in the business of socialism. Leaving 1B$ behind and a private island. Guess his name?
Communism is vomit. A day a communist dies is a joyful day. A teacher earns 20$ month in Cuba. Castro was against globalism but to replace it for a far worse system: Communism. If they are not different sides of same coin.
Time to invest in Cuban real estate?
http://www.espaciocuba.com/
Die communist scum.
Traktor said:You celebrate the deaths of Col. Gaddafi, Assad and Fidel Castro, you are the useful idiots of globalism. Take off your blinkers for once. What would you prefer? Russia to be facing the globalists with Iran, China, North Korea, Syria, Venezuela and others at it's back or facing off in its own?
GlobalMan said:Traktor said:You celebrate the deaths of Col. Gaddafi, Assad and Fidel Castro, you are the useful idiots of globalism. Take off your blinkers for once. What would you prefer? Russia to be facing the globalists with Iran, China, North Korea, Syria, Venezuela and others at it's back or facing off in its own?
When you say "you" are you referring to me personally, or to a group of people you've decided to include me in? Because I've never commented on those other figures perviously here. It seems that instead of understanding my point as I said it and mean it you are superimposing a pre-existing argument over what I say.
I don't have "blinkers" on. You are failing to understand what I'm saying. One does not have to support the terrible destructive legacy of Castro and his related death cult of communism in order to oppose globalism. One doesn't have to sing the praises of Gaddafi in order to espouse nationalism with conviction.
These guys are scumbags by any measure.
Maybe you must support scumbags in order to feel you are being true to the revolution, but others are free to see each country and leader for what they are individually, and it is not a "fact" that if one dislikes Castro they must be opposed to Putin, or any other such strained logic.
Traktor said:GlobalMan said:One can dislike globalism while also correctly pointing out that the Castro regime was destructive, deadly and oppressive- the two are not mutually exclusive. Trying to imply that one needs to or should support Castro et al in order to be truly against globalism is absurd.
Disagree. Those who oppose Castro are firmly in NWO/Globalist camp and hate Putin and Assad. That's a fact.
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Traktor said:But you have just made the point that Gaddaffi, Hafez Assad and Castro were scumbags even though they were both nationalists and internationalists.
Paracelsus said:Castro being opposed to the globalists didn't make him a principled anti-globalist than Hitler being opposed to the unions made him a principled free marketer.
Both were merely jealous of competitors to their power, as is the case for all dictators. Gaddafi and Saddam were tangentially useful to Western stability mainly because they kept killing the radicals in their midsts, but this does not make them principled servants of freedom or any friend to the US. They were merely good at keeping power to themselves.
Lee Kuan Yew in Singapore was no different: he made common cause with the communist tiger in his early years. He still shot the fucker right between the eyes once he didn't need it any more.
These men were not free traders or libertarians, not by any stretch of the imagination. Libertarians and free traders don't need to muzzle competing political parties or shoot dissenters. They were also not nationalists: Castro's first and foremost interest was Castro, not Cuba.
Leonard D Neubache said:

Traktor said:Condemn these men and me all you want but at least I'm not cheerleading on the globalists.
Traktor said:This is who you are cheerleading. The neo-cons/neo-libs, and the Saudis.
Leonard D Neubache said:![]()
Year zero nationalist. Great man?
This guy
Nationalist. What a super guy. Wish we were ruled by guys just like this!
Gosh, imagine how cheap real estate would be!
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