Comments by "Kim O\x27Brien" (@kimobrien.) on "Biographics" channel.

Why don't you call out theses English Royals as Murderers. They are responsible for the thousands of Irish people killed and starved to death for the rights of English property owners.
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@carlosramos5256 Agreed this video is chock full of lies starting with the nonsense about Fidel ruling with an Iron fist and being responsible for bringing the world to the Brink of Nuclear War.
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@filipvanek6272 Waiting for what? A new GI Joe dressed as the traitor Comandante Morgan?
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Of course not. Why would they tell the truth when lies are more convenient. The executed Guevara without trial and pretended he was killed in battle. They build up a sob story for Batista's thugs who murdered and tortured with impunity including removing eyeballs. Of course nothing is ever said about the 20,000 lives it cost to remove the Washington Green lighted dictator Batista. Everything concerns why the thugs and tortures were tried and sentenced to death instead of being welcomed into another Washington type of corrupt democracy kneeling before Emperor Kennedy the first.
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Its starts with lies so its man purpose is nothing more than British Imperialist propaganda.
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@squalltheonly Have any proof besides the made up lies of the US Imperialist that Che or Fidel were murders like Mario Rubio and other two party liars say? Any of these so called victims have names that can be confirmed in the quote "free press" or is it like Clinton losing because of Russian interference and Trump claims of election fraud?
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@squalltheonly I demand evidence and the Miami crowd and the US CIA can't provide any. When the so called dissidents announced their "Cuban Quilt of Genocide" they were confronted with the truth that the names on the quilt were either those of people who died of natural causes or still living. The quilt was withdrawn and hasn't been seen since. Marco Rubio just launched a tirade of claims that the communist regime was arresting and murdering dissenters after the protest organized by pro US forces in Cuba last July..Once again no names of innocent victims are to be found. Then it always an excuse like they are smart tortures who leave no marks or the makey a remark or claim about Cuba that may have some truth to it but a soon as you bring up the blockade they launch into an anti communist tirade. This what Kennedy's own state department said about Fidel. 499. Memorandum From the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs (Mallory) to the Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs (Rubottom)1 Washington, April 6, 1960. SUBJECT The Decline and Fall of Castro Salient considerations respecting the life of the present Government of Cuba are: 1. The majority of Cubans support Castro (the lowest estimate I have seen is 50 percent). 2. There is no effective political opposition. 3. Fidel Castro and other members of the Cuban Government espouse or condone communist influence. 4. Communist influence is pervading the Government and the body politic at an amazingly fast rate. 5. Militant opposition to Castro from without Cuba would only serve his and the communist cause. 6. The only foreseeable means of alienating internal support is through disenchantment and disaffection based on economic dissatisfaction and hardship. If the above are accepted or cannot be successfully countered, it follows that every possible means should be undertaken promptly to weaken the economic life of Cuba. If such a policy is adopted, it should be the result of a positive decision which would call forth a line of action which, while as adroit and inconspicuous as possible, makes the greatest inroads in denying money and supplies to Cuba, to decrease monetary and real wages, to bring about hunger, desperation and overthrow of government. The principal item in our economic quiver would be flexible authority in the sugar legislation. This needs to be sought urgently. All other avenues should likewise be explored. But first, a decision is [Page 886]necessary as to the line of our conduct.
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@pertuk The Cuban revolution made possible Cuban medical solidarity educating Doctors and providing medical care not just to Cuban's but the poor and neglected of the world It cost 20,000 lives to defeat Made In USA dictator Batista. But we are all murders and human garbage while your leaders are the ones who carpet bomb whole nations and cities. Who built and used nuclear weapons on people and Agent Orange. They of course are all great leaders of the free world.who can do no wrong.
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This guy is obviously a pompous upper class British asshole maybe even part of the Peerage. There are many areas in which he has stretched the truth to a breaking point or engaged in repeating lies. Let's forget all that. Soldiers who kill or die in warfare as I'm sure this asshole will agree.are not murders. Otherwise the cheerio empire would have to admit the country was run by cutthroats, pirates and murders done in the name of King and country. The problem is after all his British "scholarship' he didn't come up with the name a single person who was murdered. In fact he admits through own omission that Guevara was murdered by a the Bolivian State without a trial upon order form the Bolivian President that wanted to pretend he was killed in battle. That sounds much more like murder to me. If Che had not distracted them by saying he was worth more alive then dead and talking to the school teacher he would have died in battle. Since he was now captured his blood would now be on their hands. A trial would have been a costly exercise since the defendant would be able to say at least a few words. Even on the brink of death Che managed to defeat the enemy. .
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@musicaquecalma4134 Those things were all made possible by the rectification process.
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Its the story of one of the greatest revolutionaries to ever live.
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@musicaquecalma4134 Why haven't you gone and blown up a balloon for Marco Rubio for the free internet he promised Cuba? The hot air hypocrisy is thick. 499. Memorandum From the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs (Mallory) to the Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs (Rubottom)1 Washington, April 6, 1960. SUBJECT The Decline and Fall of Castro Salient considerations respecting the life of the present Government of Cuba are: 1. The majority of Cubans support Castro (the lowest estimate I have seen is 50 percent). 2. There is no effective political opposition. 3. Fidel Castro and other members of the Cuban Government espouse or condone communist influence. 4. Communist influence is pervading the Government and the body politic at an amazingly fast rate. 5. Militant opposition to Castro from without Cuba would only serve his and the communist cause. 6. The only foreseeable means of alienating internal support is through disenchantment and disaffection based on economic dissatisfaction and hardship. If the above are accepted or cannot be successfully countered, it follows that every possible means should be undertaken promptly to weaken the economic life of Cuba. If such a policy is adopted, it should be the result of a positive decision which would call forth a line of action which, while as adroit and inconspicuous as possible, makes the greatest inroads in denying money and supplies to Cuba, to decrease monetary and real wages, to bring about hunger, desperation and overthrow of government. The principal item in our economic quiver would be flexible authority in the sugar legislation. This needs to be sought urgently. All other avenues should likewise be explored. But first, a decision is [Page 886]necessary as to the line of our conduct. Would you wish to have such a proposal prepared for the Secretary?2
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@musicaquecalma4134 I don't have to be Cuban or live in Cuba to recognize the lies and hypocrisy by the US Gov't and Cubans like Marco Rubio and the rest of "the haters" in Miami. You only have to live on the planet and to be able to read and think to understand who the criminals on the island of Cuba are and they occupy the US Guantanamo Naval Base
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@musicaquecalma4134 Do you think there is no class struggle history in the United States that capitalism just peacefully proceeds and provides an ever rising standard of living? I was ten years old during the missile crisis. We were told to prepare for nuclear war. We practiced going under our desks at school in case the missiles struck. Kennedy never told us the truth about the crisis. That state department memo was kept secret from the American people for years. This was also the end of the what's called segregation a period in American history where people Black people were denied the same rights as whites by either custom or law. We saw Black people beaten like dogs on TV for peaceful protests. Once again we were lied to we were told that Blacks were happy and that it was all a communist plot against our freedom. When Martin Luther King was shot whole Black ghetto areas in American cities erupted in rebellion. They talk a good game about individual rights, a rule of law and freedoms but the reality is their rights and freedoms are enshrined in law as the owners of private property and those with the property have the rights and those without well we just have to struggle as best we can to defend our rights guaranteed in he US Constitution from being taken away by the capitalist government. Having plenty to eat and a bed to sleep in isn't much good if nuclear war breaks out. There were of course unscrupulous entrepreneurs who took advantage of the cold war to build bomb shelters for those who could afford them along with government signs on buildings for civil defense bomb shelters.
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@musicaquecalma4134 No I don't think Fidel was a hypocrite he did the best he could as the leader of a small country. None of what worst acts of the bureaucracy that were done in the Soviet Union after the death of Lenin by Stalin in the name of socialism went on in Cuba. No continuous murder purge of all who ever held a difference of opinion. No creation of a slavish cult of personality. One leader isn't respectable for everyone else's mistakes either. Cuban Troops defeating racist South Africa destroyed the myth of white superiority across the world. This bothered Henry Kissinger and Ronald Reagan no end. Aid from the Soviet Union ended with Gorbachev's resignation and passage of the US Cuban Democracy act (Helms Burton Act) tightening the blockade and laying out the United States plan for a post Castro Cuba. Really nothing more than the height of Imperialist arrogance named for Jesse Helms an old time Segregationist Senator.
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@musicaquecalma4134 Large number of people are already upset with their governments. You have to have something positive to strive for or defend you can learn from the past but can't change it Capitalism develops a government bureaucracy to arbitrate every dispute because the system creates a smaller and economically wealthy ruling class who must regulate their own greed to prevent a breakdown of the system. The root of socialist bureaucracy is always poverty and a small and inexperienced working class or in the Imperialist countries the .privileges awarded to the labor aristocracy and the better paid workers. Maybe no one wants to talk about it but those things happened I did mix up Jesse Helms with Strom Thurmond. Civil Rights marches were beaten by police when crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Al. Kennedy knew missiles from the Soviet Union could hit the US from Soviet bases. Some politicians said "Better Dead than Red. ' US SAC Bomber left US bases to overfly Canada to the borders of Soviet Union from the 1950's to the 1970's . In the air 24/7/365. We lived near a US B 52 Strategic Air Command base.
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@musicaquecalma4134 The basic problem of the libertarians is capitalism never worked they way they claimed it could and they have no way to reach their utopia of unlimited ownership of private property without a government enforcing the rights of private property. For them government in the abstract is the problem as if it could raise itself above class relationships and not be corrupted by unlimited unearned wealth. The road to socialism is paved by the class struggle and workers control of industry.
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@musicaquecalma4134 We have a small movement in the US who have a reputation for telling the truth good or bad about the world class struggle. We publish a paper "The Militant' and books since 1928 when Jimm Cannon returned from the Soviet Union with news about Leon Trotsky and the political dispute with Stalin that had broken out after the death of Lenin. Sure blame Fidel after all he's dead and can't defend himself. You saw the secret memo what makes you think that anything has changed in 60 years? You can research the US laws themselves and research the foreign companies that have been fined by the US. Nothing can be legally exported to Cuba without a special license issued by the US Treasury Office of Asset control. They've had trouble opening a bank account for diplomatic purposes in New York because of laws that designate Cuba a state sponsor of terror. Why don't you buy a tractor and see if you can float it across the Florida straits without being turned back by the US Coast guard.?
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@musicaquecalma4134 Your dazzled by bright lights, stories of sugar plum fairies and the promises of Santa Claus.
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@Luciano Becchio Where the proof that Che slaughter thousands of innocents? America is the most powerful capitalist Empire on earth adding in the European Imperialist, Japan, and the Taiping Rebellion some estimates put the Taiping rebellion at 100 million alone. Capitalist ideology killed an awful lot of people and if you count by percentage of the earths population at the time like inflation not actual numbers capitalism is the clear winner for premature deaths.
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@Luciano Becchio That looks like an Italian name to me. The place where fascism began. If you don't want me including the US in capitalist crimes than I want out of China because it was clearly lead by the Stalinists and anything done by Stalin post 1936 when the Moscow trials began. My guess is you live in some country like Switzerland or Denmark where you can play the moral hand of the Swiss Banker, having Danish Morality or whatever.
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Sure the Swiss were neutral during WW2 but that did stop them from accepting the gold deposits taken from the teeth of NAZI concentration camp victims.
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@Luciano Becchio First that's only a statement. It's too easy for a revolutionary in an actual war to have sympathy for those he must kill. Every army trains their soldiers to kill and hatred plays a role in that and the success of the revolutionary war depends on that. It doesn't prove he killed thousands of innocents. Both Fidel and Che were very insistent on treating captured soldiers humanly. A soldier who thinks he will be mistreated by his enemy will fight to the death. Batista had a 50,000 man army even the American CIA world factbook has only a total of 3,000 executions after the revolutionary victory. Amnesty International has a total of less than 300 death sentences post 1959 to somewhere around 1980. The Black Book of Communism made up a number of 17,000. They couldn't find enough evidence so they decided to make an estimate based on believability. When the first spy within the guerilla columb was found Che volunteered to be the executionary. You aren't much of an army if you don't shoot spies.
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This video starts with lies told by some British Imperialist whitewashing Washington role in the missile crisis. The Democratic Imperialist Kennedy was the one threatening Nuclear war. Cuba has never possessed nuclear weapons or had them on their territory unlike the UK, Canada and The US. .
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@highcouncil1302 (Respect Free Speech) How are the snobs of the "High Council" doing? Getting any members will to follow the headship of the "High Council". Why not just take over Industrial Light and Magic in a Wall Street coup d eta. Then make up a new superhero who is right handed but fights with his right hand tied behind his back due to his love of old star trek episodes making the world safe for Billionaires.
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@balabanasireti The Democratic Imperialist Kennedy brought the world to the brink of nuclear war. At no time have nuclear weapons ever been on Cuban territory unlike the US, UK and Canada. .
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Franco was a fascist dictator like Mussolini and Hitler.
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@Sol Invictus The capitalist don't have to actually be the heads of government to have the government act in their class interest. The same is true for capitalist Imperialism. The foreign investors don't have to actually put a foreign nation under their governments control if they can get a foreign government to do what they demand. This is why the US has a CIA its whole purpose is to keep watch on foreign governments and to defend US foreign business interests.
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@pjd6977 Nope. .
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@pharaohfilipe You think traveling in South America on a used and cheap motorbike and camping in a rainforest as one of the original Rebel Army Guerillas in the Sierra Maestra was a cakewalk? What's the correct way? Give to the rich and hope for God's intervention.
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@305jakec Executing a military traitor within a guerrilla group and those who committed verifiable war crimes or terrorists as a promised punishment isn't assassination in the political sense of the word. Those who overthrow democratically elected governments and people like Lee Harven Oswald or the anarchists who shot Lenin, Henry Frick or President McKinney are assassins or would be assassins.
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@alex0424619 It's lies being told that rivals those told by Adolf Hitler. Starting with the charge of being a Dictator who ruled with an iron fist. 499. Memorandum From the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs (Mallory) to the Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs (Rubottom)1 Washington, April 6, 1960. SUBJECT The Decline and Fall of Castro Salient considerations respecting the life of the present Government of Cuba are: 1. The majority of Cubans support Castro (the lowest estimate I have seen is 50 percent). 2. There is no effective political opposition. 3. Fidel Castro and other members of the Cuban Government espouse or condone communist influence. 4. Communist influence is pervading the Government and the body politic at an amazingly fast rate. 5. Militant opposition to Castro from without Cuba would only serve his and the communist cause. 6. The only foreseeable means of alienating internal support is through disenchantment and disaffection based on economic dissatisfaction and hardship. If the above are accepted or cannot be successfully countered, it follows that every possible means should be undertaken promptly to weaken the economic life of Cuba. If such a policy is adopted, it should be the result of a positive decision which would call forth a line of action which, while as adroit and inconspicuous as possible, makes the greatest inroads in denying money and supplies to Cuba, to decrease monetary and real wages, to bring about hunger, desperation and overthrow of government. The principal item in our economic quiver would be flexible authority in the sugar legislation. This needs to be sought urgently. All other avenues should likewise be explored. But first, a decision is [Page 886]necessary as to the line of our conduct
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@walterCronkitesleftshoe6684 The Brits and America have plenty of their own crimes including the Opium wars. Wars fought to sell opium in China. Leaded gasoline, DDT, PCB's, nuclear weapons and Agent Orange.
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