
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)
This amazing figure who symbolizes world-wide revolutionary struggle even in the capitals of the imperialist and colonial world came from a continent which was once oppressed by colonial powers and which is now exploited and kept in the most criminal state of underdevelopment by Yankee imperialism.
The Yankee imperialists are frightened of Che’s potent example and of everything that helps to spread his reputation. This is the greatest value of the diary: it is the living expression of an extraordinary personality, a lesson for guerrilla fighters written in the heat and suspense of each day. That is what makes it explosive; it is the proof that men in Latin America are not helpless against those who try to enslave them with mercenary armies; that is what has stopped the imperialists from publishing the diary.
It could well be that many so-called revolutionaries, opportunists and impostors of every sort, who call themselves Marxists, Communists and a variety of other names, would also prefer the diary to remain unknown. They do not hesitate to dismiss Che as a deluded adventurer, or at best an idealist, claiming that his death was the swansong of revolutionary armed struggle in Latin America. ’ If Che, the greatest exponent of such ideas and an experienced guerrilla fighter was lulled in a guerrilla war and if his movement did not liberate Bolivia, that proves he was completely wrong! ’ That is the way they argue; and how many of those miserable characters rejoiced at the news of Che’s death, not even ashamed that their position and their reasoning coincided perfectly with those of the most reactionary oligarchies and with. imperialism!
Los Compañeros (FARC-EP) - Hasta Siempre Comandante
A new version of Carlos Puebla’s classic song dedicated to Che Guevara and Manuel Marulanda.

October 9, 2012: 45th anniversary of the martyrdom of Comrade Che Guevara in Bolivia.
Day of the Heroic Guerrilla, October 8
The day the United States inflicted capitalist oppression on Chile.
the real 9/11
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Behind a banner reading “Allende Lives,” members of the Communist Party of Chile (PCCh) attend the ceremony in honor of former President Salvador Allende during the commemoration of the 39th anniversary of the coup in Chile, near the presidential palace in Santiago, September 11, 2012.
Santiago, Chile: Statue of President Salvador Allende, whose government was overthrown in a bloody fascist coup backed by the U.S. on 9/11/73.


Salvador Allende with copper miners.
현지지도! (on-the-spot guidance)
(how do you say that in Spanish? )
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On September 7th, 2012, 20-year-old Bronx Resident and father Reynaldo Cuevas was shot and killed by an NYPD officer outside the bodega where he works. According to witnesses, Cuevas had tripped while attempting to escape an armed robbery inside the bodega. Immediately after, a 42nd precinct officer shot his gun, killing Cuevas, who was later dragged by the officer some 20-feet along the sidewalk.
The shooting occurred just one block away from where unarmed 19-year-old Jateik Reed was recently beaten by a team of 42nd precinct officers.— Take Back the Bronx

John Brown In Kansas- Alec Icky Dunn
This is a portrait of John Brown that I made for the Justseeds book project Firebrands. Brown was a complex character and I wanted to show him not as the bearded messianic madman, but as someone a little thornier. I set the portrait of him, based on his time in Kansas, when he was carrying on a running battle with pro-slavery forces there. The house on fire is America, built on the foundation of slavery.
Firebrands is a great little book.
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