ernesto che guevara is a symbol of cuba, which today for cubans means this person.or cubans , ernesto che guevara is a role model for all of us he is a hero, he wanted justice, that everyone should be equal he is a freedom fighter, he was revolutionary and of course, he had a very strong character, but he was not always so strong and strong he was a living person who had both childhood and whose youth made mistakes. and, of course, he was not perfect in everything. his parents were quite rich; they had a very large library in their house. he always read a lot, amazing. with what love they talk about their hero here and it is impossible to suspect local residents of insincerity in every exhibit. it literally breathes with pride. this is his robe. yes this robe. he wore it while studying at a medical school in argentina. but most of all in this museum was photography, and it was all very exciting to look at so many photographs. all of them are somehow very vital. there are no staged ones. who photographed all this? all these photographs were taken by different people

on the other side, che guevara. here it is history, especially italian history. he says he's an anti fascist. he's for social justice and against the far right and id for now go all done these against and i told it to go on the east side moving any weebly. got more on a skid out and go so many do not. she didn't do the, the daily dazzling gulard who's just yell mileage, so little door a lot. you ain't as helping us with an infinite deal. a very general you are you looking with alice to get for a for both of us to give you one of the box that it would fall out. so i got a multi random on to the list that i lose. so the lose. so what i need to reach out to you regarding the most go what kind of give me some grammar school additions, what i do not borders with people out in abilene. i should try a skill in the next that i sit in the line and go with the call with a prima what their opinion on that most women that they say it was a key to my stuff was in my place. it in april 2022 despite sanctions, marianna, now whomever went back to don't bass to see her friends. i

. >> i can't help thinking that this dashing italian che guevara is too modest.e're gonna eat something. but it's lunchtime and he knows the best deli in town. so, i'm saying nothing. oh my god! if one goes to heaven, this is probably it. alright, let's go get some. we're homing in on the cold cuts. >> mortadella. >> vendor: mortadella? >> one can't have too much mortadella in this life. this city has always been a multicultural melting pot and this finely ground pork sausage definitely has some german influences cooked into it. >> 200 grams. >> 200 grams, yeah, which is a lot. but -- >> i'm starving, you're starving. >> i'm starving. >> spiked with peppercorns and pistachios, mortadella is also beautifully bejeweled with white polka dots of sweet fat from pigs' throats. back in the 17th century mortadella became one of the earliest protected products with an official decree from the church outlining the recipe and ingredients. >> mattia: ciao, buongiorno. >> stanley: buongiorno. >> this osteria dates back to the fa 15th century. >> really? >> you could buy wine

zelensky who very unsuccessfully imitates cosplay che guevara, here you are., uh, military style, in all circumstances, whether it’s a meeting with the main states, whether it’s a performance at some venues. they are already fed up with anything new, mr. zelensky with his propaganda, he cannot tell the world, therefore, it is natural. to him i have to write down some nocturnal conversions in a specific state of mind. the reaction of ordinary people ordinary users. whether in germany or elsewhere in the world for these specific appeals. it also speaks for itself. it's an old worn out record. this is not this, a total turning of information upside down, which will not lead to anything good , including for the ukrainian people, and including for mr. zelensky himself, who is very, very played with this incomprehensible bloody game let's join our conversation. yevgeny schmidt is a member of the bundestag and we’ll just find out if all people in germany react to zelensky’s appeal hello well , actually, uh, zelensky’s appeal personally, i’m worried the fact is that w

i had a picture of ho chi minh right near him, and who else,, jay guevara -- che guevara.n a number of times. for him, the character characterized some of the evils that we saw in government. we tried to integrate it with our lives once we had children. amy: i want to go to episode nine of “mother country radicals ," an episode between you, zayd, and your father, bill ayers. zayd: did you ever take part in action after i was born, in the underground? bill: a few things. it was a jailbreak. i cannot tell you the details except to say that we were very clear that bernadine would be with you, i would do this, and then we would assess after the fact. in retrospect, it was really risky, on the age. zayd: this was new information for me. before i started working on this project, i was always told that my parents ended the arms struggle with my birth. but i cannot say i'm exactly surprised. i've always known that they were willing to risk almost anything to do what they thought was right. did you think about what would happen if you were caught? bill: i thought my life would end.

i think right now the monday, or thomas send, or che guevara. and all of the people who you know, put their hearts out there but at some point, and they knew what was possible. and i see it as an act of love really to try to help humanity involve and at this point is to survive. so that is comforting to know that you do your part. who knows what is going to happen? people are leaving every minute for all kinds of things. >> .. you also give me a sense you lead organic revolutionary from mississippi when convenient history asked as if the revolutionary came, talk about that relevant. >> she and her sister, all these women but men to of course but they were right there, homegrown all over the south. also people who don't make it, you never hear from them. they were obliterated before they could do what they need to do so she had been leading the demonstration and all kinds of revolutionary work. mississippi plus writing her autobiography, which i helped her to do and then had to leave before she finished it but she finished it. at some point with

you know, i think right now la mumba because in mongo, you know, he was so or thomas sankara or che guevara, you know and all the people who you know who put their hearts out there, but at some point and but i'm not you know, they they knew what was possible. yes, and and i see it as you know, an act of love really to try to help, you know humanity evolved and at this point just survived. yes. so so that is comforting to know that you do your part, you know, who knows, you know, what is gonna happen people are leaving, you know every minute from all kinds of things. you you may be of course. but you've done your best and that is what is important. and you know one of the things that i love about you doing your best is that you never neglected, mississippi. okay, mississippi to fight you came to mississippi to wander. it feels like you came to mississippi to wonder. um, and you didn't just come to mississippi you talk about fair street you talk about the restaurants you talk about meeting the then loving your life. but you also give me the sense that you met organic revolutionaries from miss

another question, but the image of the heroic president, on which one so we all still give you che guevarathey really understood the participation in hostilities. they were walking around with machine guns. in addition to the microphone, he did not raise anything, but vitaly ledovich pretends to be this hero in his head. i am i'm sure he brought up a lot. i assure you that in his head he goes to the bayonet every evening, especially when something with the help of his card from the table there is this little white one. this is how another matter will sniff, which is true. the west understands this, unwinds, lowers its eyes and pretends that they do not notice all this, so that the patient is schizophrenic. this is the company. well actually. i am now anyway. i say that this meeting is also about the hutterish and erdogan. i think they have, uh, different purpose. well zelensky everything what he said the conversation was going on. uh, that's what he says, that's all he listed. this is what he said, how they reacted to it. you can water. maybe they didn’t answer at all, of course, you alway

repeat there for the thirty-fifth time the vast majority of the population - of course, this is not che guevaraod people. these are the townsfolk who just want to live normally, and everyone even understands me for riga to go out with the russian flag and say i categorically, even if we speak with the soviet flag, i am categorically against the nose, it will backfire on you, of course there, well, at best case with a fine so quite noticeable, and at best some kind of head. well, of course, the vast majority of people, of course. come out absolutely mom went out with a flag. it just came out, which means that the vast majority of any structure in the country is always kept in fear and horror. well, isn't it that i'm interested in something else, or here, again , this is not what we're going to whine about now. well , well, not democratic, yes, do not care at all. yes , everything is clear. everything already, i see uh-huh interesting. how your rhetoric should change in this regard. and in general, somehow manifest after all, well, in theory, in theory, it’s against it, so to speak, to what you u

was hunting jay guevara -- che guavara, going back to the 1930's, nicaragua.sense that cutting off the head really deals with the fundamentals raised by these insurgencies? bilal: i think al qaeda did transform the taliban as an insurgency over the last 20 years. let's go back and see how the taliban learned how to use roadside bombs, learned to have an army of suicide attackers, how they learned to have powerful truck bombs. in my view, al qaeda has done their job, as far as i'm concerned. the relationship between al qaeda and the taliban is extremely close, on the battlefield, as well. today, if you look at afghanistan, i would say there goodeveral thousand foreign fighters including arab fighters, those from central asia, operating in afghanistan alongside the taliban. there are those like the islamic movement in pakistan that are inspired by al qaeda. these are militant groups that have lived and fought together in afghanistan, but also before afghanistan in places like waziristan. it will be interesting how the television would try to deal with -- taliban