You wouldnt think to look at him he would end up being a vicious and evil mass murderer.
Femtato11 on
Lad had his hot soup at hand.
PaddyMayonaise on
Genuinely curious, as an outsider, why is it Ireland always seems to support all of the enemies of the West? Or is it just a Reddit thing?
Like, I don’t personally care, not my country. Hell, I’m half Chinese, I know all about being on the “other” side. But it’s just interesting so how it passionately Ireland seems to be anti-West. Is it just an extension of being anti-British? What’s the root of it?
Impressive_Peanut on
The original poster seems to have just made that up by the way so it looks like you might just be spreading misinformation.
MCBE4RDY on
Good man “Shay”
LittleSkittles on
He looks a bit like Zac Efron here, weirdly.
Hephaestus-Gossage on
Where was he? Butlins?
Quiet-Geologist-6645 on
That can’t be true. 1956 was the start of the Cuban revolution which he was heavily involved in. He certainly did visit Ireland briefly on the way back from Prague in 1965 though and his father said he had Irish revolutionary blood. His Father was a Lynch.
fensterdj on
Che Guevara was living in exile in Mexico in 1956 planning a revolutionary attack on Batista’s Cuba, which happened in Nov of that year
I doubt he had time to pop over to Ireland to pitch his tent in Lisdonvarna for a trad festival (or wherever he’s supposed to be doing)
Was he the racist guy that hated Africans, and the homophobe who literally murdered gays? The sadisitc guy who had people tortured?
Downvote if the truth hurts!
gooner1014 on
Big Irish Argentinian head on him
Strict_Engine4039 on
Che Guevara is such an Irish sounding name.
castler_666 on
This may sound like a ‘true story’ but my father bumped into him in a pub.
My old man was found of a pint back in the day (what we would now call a raging alcoholic), he was moved to Clare for work abd one Sunday night when the pubs were closing himself and a few of the other lads decided they fancied a few more beers and headed to Shannon airport. I think the pub there had different hours
(My father is long dead and he told me this story when I was a teenager). Anyway, after a few more beers my old man headed to the toilet and wandered around a bit. He pulled a curtain aside to go through somewhere and lo and behold- there was che Guevara walking the other way
My dad recognised him and said a quick ‘howya’ and che said something back to him. All a.long time.ago now
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Mass murderer
You wouldnt think to look at him he would end up being a vicious and evil mass murderer.
Lad had his hot soup at hand.
Genuinely curious, as an outsider, why is it Ireland always seems to support all of the enemies of the West? Or is it just a Reddit thing?
Like, I don’t personally care, not my country. Hell, I’m half Chinese, I know all about being on the “other” side. But it’s just interesting so how it passionately Ireland seems to be anti-West. Is it just an extension of being anti-British? What’s the root of it?
The original poster seems to have just made that up by the way so it looks like you might just be spreading misinformation.
Good man “Shay”
He looks a bit like Zac Efron here, weirdly.
Where was he? Butlins?
That can’t be true. 1956 was the start of the Cuban revolution which he was heavily involved in. He certainly did visit Ireland briefly on the way back from Prague in 1965 though and his father said he had Irish revolutionary blood. His Father was a Lynch.
Che Guevara was living in exile in Mexico in 1956 planning a revolutionary attack on Batista’s Cuba, which happened in Nov of that year
I doubt he had time to pop over to Ireland to pitch his tent in Lisdonvarna for a trad festival (or wherever he’s supposed to be doing)
Animal torturer according to his cousin. https://humanprogress.org/the-truth-about-che-guevara-racist-homophobe-and-mass-murderer/
Was he the racist guy that hated Africans, and the homophobe who literally murdered gays? The sadisitc guy who had people tortured?
Downvote if the truth hurts!
Big Irish Argentinian head on him
Che Guevara is such an Irish sounding name.
This may sound like a ‘true story’ but my father bumped into him in a pub.
My old man was found of a pint back in the day (what we would now call a raging alcoholic), he was moved to Clare for work abd one Sunday night when the pubs were closing himself and a few of the other lads decided they fancied a few more beers and headed to Shannon airport. I think the pub there had different hours
(My father is long dead and he told me this story when I was a teenager). Anyway, after a few more beers my old man headed to the toilet and wandered around a bit. He pulled a curtain aside to go through somewhere and lo and behold- there was che Guevara walking the other way
My dad recognised him and said a quick ‘howya’ and che said something back to him. All a.long time.ago now