Leonora posted:

Django posted:

 

The highlighted reminds when King Kong [Burnhan] kicked the bucket, a breath of fresh air passed across the country.

Strange you saying this and now you'reGranger's hired goon!

You got it wrong i am an "Independant" i don't suck up to no political party,for example in Guyana INDIAN=PPP,AFRO=PNC,etc....alyuh try deh and mope on "when abe kind nah rule abhe a prappa punish"

Further more an "African head Gov't" have the same right as an "Indian head Gov't" to manage the affairs of the nation,let the cycle continues it's healthy for democracy,no party should anchored in for lengthy years,that's done Indo Guyanese are 40%,all the racist PPP..ite will have to lick their wounds.

i you do not have anything good to say, you do not say anything. A day long overdue.

Django posted:

Castro with king kong and baby kong.

Even Yesu join the band.

Can't find a pic with CBJ.

wow...impressive pictures

Anan posted:

 

Django posted:

Castro with king kong and baby kong.

Even Yesu join the band.

Can't find a pic with CBJ.

 he is loved and hated alike. Castro will forever be remembered as the man who took on the imperialist giant...the soviet union and usa almost went to war over the cuban missile crisis.

Like him or hate him, Fidel Castro was one of the most inspirational figure that lived on earth.  Viva la revolución! RIP Fidel.

I am not a communist but this man and his people stood up to the mighty USA which killed democracy in many countries including Guyana.

Its not nice to ve unkind to the dead. Every leader is expressing condolences and sympathy to Castro's family. Trump, however, tweets "Fidel Castro is dead?" Is this guy for real??

Repelling the Pigs during the Bay of Pigs invasion

ksazma posted:

Castro began his political career with noble intention but soon became blinded by the power he once fought against. His country and its people became his victims except those willing to toot his horn. Hopefully his passing truly opens up freedom for the people of Cuba. 

Castro was not blinded by power; he was forced to react to the evil that was visited on his country by the USA !

The man and his people on Labor Day.

These wannabe Commie clowns from Guyana fled from a brutal dictatorship in their own country and now praising another dead dictator from the sanctity of their homes in the West. Oh the irony of it all.

Mars posted:

These wannabe Commie clowns from Guyana fled from a brutal dictatorship in their own country and now praising another dead dictator from the sanctity of their homes in the West. Oh the irony of it all.

Knucklehead,

you clearly do not understand Castro's legacy, good or bad, and the influence he had on Guyanese politics. 

There are still many who continue to praise Burnham and Cheddi, both of whom were close friends.

If it wasnt for them Cuban doctors who helped out in Guyana during the Burnham years, and the scholarships Guyanese received, you would be singing a different tune.

Castro's legacy will be read by many politicians...he was in many ways a pawn of the Cold War.

VishMahabir posted:

Mars posted:

These wannabe Commie clowns from Guyana fled from a brutal dictatorship in their own country and now praising another dead dictator from the sanctity of their homes in the West. Oh the irony of it all.

Knucklehead,

you clearly do not understand Castro's legacy, good or bad, and the influence he had on Guyanese politics. 

There are still many who continue to praise Burnham and Cheddi, both of whom were close friends.

If it wasnt for them Cuban doctors who helped out in Guyana during the Burnham years, and the scholarships Guyanese received, you would be singing a different tune.

Castro's legacy will be read by many politicians...he was in many ways a pawn of the Cold War.

You must be a special kind of stupid, Numpty, to flee from one dictator and now worshiping one of the longest serving, most brutal dictators in the history of mankind. The Kool Aid must have overwhelmed you Commie Fools. Why didn't you run to Cuba or North Korea if Communism was so great.

Mars posted:

These wannabe Commie clowns from Guyana fled from a brutal dictatorship in their own country and now praising another dead dictator from the sanctity of their homes in the West. Oh the irony of it all.

Fidel Castro could not allow elections because he would have been undermined by the USA like they did in many countries.  Burnham was a Made by America dictator.  Two different things.

Not because I live in America I cannot speak about the ills of America.  Many born Americans do that and a great many respect Castro also.

VVP posted:

Mars posted:

These wannabe Commie clowns from Guyana fled from a brutal dictatorship in their own country and now praising another dead dictator from the sanctity of their homes in the West. Oh the irony of it all.

Fidel Castro could not allow elections because he would have been undermined by the USA like they did in many countries.  Burnham was a Made by America dictator.  Two different things.

Not because I live in America I cannot speak about the ills of America.  Many born Americans do that and a great many respect Castro also.

Made by America or made by Russia, they were both brutal dictators in their own right. They were just puppets to different masters.

Castro could have instituted reforms without being a brutal dictator. How ironic that you demonize Burnham as a dictator and hug up the one of the longest serving dictators in the history of mankind. Ask those Cubans who floated to Miami in car tire tubes about their respect for Castro.  

Mars posted:

Castro could have instituted reforms without being a brutal dictator. How ironic that you demonize Burnham as a dictator and hug up the one of the longest serving dictators in the history of mankind. Ask those Cubans who floated to Miami in car tires about their respect for Castro.  

Castro is loved the world over.  He must have done something right.  Who loved Burnham except his cohorts?

The Cubans fleeing thought they would get a better life in the USA just like most that emigrate here do. Many were criminals let out of jails.

VVP posted:

Mars posted:

Castro could have instituted reforms without being a brutal dictator. How ironic that you demonize Burnham as a dictator and hug up the one of the longest serving dictators in the history of mankind. Ask those Cubans who floated to Miami in car tires about their respect for Castro.  

Castro is loved the world over.  He must have done something right.  Who loved Burnham except his cohorts?

The Cubans fleeing thought they would get a better life in the USA just like most that emigrate here do. Many were criminals let out of jails.

He's loved the world over by fools who would never live a day in their life under his dictatorship. 

Mars posted:

VishMahabir posted:

Mars posted:

These wannabe Commie clowns from Guyana fled from a brutal dictatorship in their own country and now praising another dead dictator from the sanctity of their homes in the West. Oh the irony of it all.

Knucklehead,

you clearly do not understand Castro's legacy, good or bad, and the influence he had on Guyanese politics. 

There are still many who continue to praise Burnham and Cheddi, both of whom were close friends.

If it wasnt for them Cuban doctors who helped out in Guyana during the Burnham years, and the scholarships Guyanese received, you would be singing a different tune.

Castro's legacy will be read by many politicians...he was in many ways a pawn of the Cold War.

You must be a special kind of stupid, Numpty, to flee from one dictator and now worshiping one of the longest serving, most brutal dictators in the history of mankind. The Kool Aid must have overwhelmed you Commie Fools. Why didn't you run to Cuba or North Korea if Communism was so great.

Numbnuts,

If the man lived this long you cant find anything positive that he did for the Cuban people?. He had almost 100% literacy rate and he was helpful to the Guyanese people, especially when the Burnham dictatorship imposed his iron fist on the Guyanese people. Even as a dictator, Burnham was a nationalist (a good thing), though his evil outdid his good deeds.

Yes, he was a dictator, whose regime lasted more than it should, but he was a victim of Cold War politics. 

The only cool aid drinking pepole here is the likes of folks like you who fall in line with the anti-Castro crowd...the man is still revered in his country. 

We are not defending a dictatorship...