Belated Happy Birthday ERNESTO CHE GUEVARA…I’ll meet u on the other side of the river (A)


Belated Happy Birthday ERNESTO CHE GUEVARA…I’ll meet u on the other side of the river (A)

Che lives! His physical soul might have departed on October 9 1967 but it gave birth to an emblem… ‘a philosophy of revolution’.

So, let us not mourn October 9 but celebrate as if we have a ‘dream’ to defend, as if we are at war again against poor peoples misery, against ‘overdosed capitalism’, for reinstating honesty, to bring back faith, to minimize corruption to the lowest because every class of people has a right to live.

Bangladesh is going through tough times. Let’s hope the immortal verses of Che helps us once more like they did in 1971.

The military is conventionally supposed to guard our fences and help us during disasters. And the primary task of the police is to serve the PEOPLE…the community overall. But when both these tasks are made responsibilities for the ‘khakis’, even the enemy…even the terrorists become PEOPLE and it’s a total berserk.

Today, I humbly remember you Che. For your immortal beliefs have inspired me to say: belated happy birthday Ernesto che Guevara…i’ll meet you on the other side of the river.

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Unknown said…
Go to this link How do people describe Che Guevara?


.....He was a cold blooded murderer.
February 11, 2015 at 4:02 AM
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