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  • In this clip from 1959, Fidel Castro talks about his political ideology and concerns raised by the United States about communism. Castro served Prime Minister of Cuba from 1959 to 1976, and President from 1976 to 2008. He also served as the Commander in Chief of the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces from 1959 to 2008. For more classic clips, go to www.cbc.ca/archives
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 743

  • @evanzora
    @evanzora 4 роки тому +404

    I never realized how soft spoken he was

    • @eldevenirdelostiempos9764
      @eldevenirdelostiempos9764 4 роки тому +3

      @The RightStuff WOW, did he?

    • @Jeevanm71
      @Jeevanm71 3 роки тому +55

      The RightStuff yea if you were a slaver or owner a plantation. The ppl who fled and were put in jail were ppl who refused to let go of land or slaves from the Batista regime

    • @joenoda9094
      @joenoda9094 3 роки тому +5

      That's the way he dupe America and the world.......I hope he is in hell now !!!

    • @anti-federalist8795
      @anti-federalist8795 3 роки тому +24

      He wasn’t soft spoken at all, just watch any of his speeches in Spanish. The reason he sounds soft spoken in this interview is because his voice is so hoarse because he had just given a several hour speech right before the interview decrying all of his enemies and he had almost no energy left.

    • @kristoffer3000
      @kristoffer3000 3 роки тому +9

      @@joenoda9094 McCarthy, is that you?

  • @dannyboyyy1000
    @dannyboyyy1000 11 років тому +327

    He was 33 in this video. He's 86 now.

    • @thepragmaticdevil4535
      @thepragmaticdevil4535 5 років тому +93

      now he is dead

    • @Naplesroyalproperties
      @Naplesroyalproperties 4 роки тому +24

      HE IS DEAD NOW THANK GOD

    • @voldemort5686
      @voldemort5686 4 роки тому +115

      @@Naplesroyalproperties thanks God hes dead, why?
      Maybe you think hes a oppressor and a murder? So tell us , which leader or president doesnt have blood on his hands?
      He could have done many things differently & better but he was still a good one and you will rarely find someone like him or Che.

    • @Chris-sd1fk
      @Chris-sd1fk 4 роки тому +1

      anony mous damn bro chill out, it’s just a game

    • @oracle8192
      @oracle8192 4 роки тому +35

      @@homuhomu. no socialism is based

  • @Xenu
    @Xenu 12 років тому +129

    I didn't know he knew English. Thank you for posting. An interesting bit of history.

    • @Cubaconstitucionde
      @Cubaconstitucionde 2 роки тому +4

      Lol.
      I will resume his history for you: A big Dictator

    • @xxKissThisXx1016
      @xxKissThisXx1016 2 роки тому +16

      @@Cubaconstitucionde yes ur right ….towards the rich and racist private owners of land and means of production
      Because ur completely disregarding the emmensly large demographic still living en la isla that back castro fully
      Mind let’s remind who crippled and financially destabilized cuba …

    • @xxKissThisXx1016
      @xxKissThisXx1016 2 роки тому +1

      @@Cubaconstitucionde and to a hot so big surprise ur bias political ideology doesn’t even allow me to have this convo with you
      God bless you?!

    • @wi0.24se
      @wi0.24se Рік тому

      @@Cubaconstitucionde cringe

    • @Cubaconstitucionde
      @Cubaconstitucionde Рік тому

      @@wi0.24se
      Go and live in Cuba.

  • @Bdhacker101
    @Bdhacker101 3 роки тому +196

    Liam Neeson should play Castro in his biopic

    • @marashtsi5290
      @marashtsi5290 3 роки тому +10

      Nope! Shia Lebeuf only actor that can play Fidel Castro. Only one!

    • @ramonledezma9641
      @ramonledezma9641 3 роки тому +8

      Nah James Franco they even look alike 🤣

    • @marashtsi5290
      @marashtsi5290 3 роки тому +5

      @@ramonledezma9641 Shia crazy enough to do the role, only one that can act it

    • @steveberry4583
      @steveberry4583 3 роки тому

      JT is the only actor who would do him justice lol

    • @christianmorales8978
      @christianmorales8978 3 роки тому +2

      @Un-heimlich *dictator

  • @Polyfusia
    @Polyfusia 15 років тому +38

    It will always be hard for people in the Western world to form a clear opinion about Castro. The propaganda from western sources made him out to be worse than he was, whereas Castro's own propaganda made him out to be better than he was. As is often the case, the truth probably lies in the middle somewhere.

    • @Polyfusia
      @Polyfusia 2 роки тому +2

      @@BradsPitt Communism doesn't work and I oppose it. Castro wasn't great, but it's hard to figure out exactly what individuals like him were actually like. The US likes to take things that already have problems and then make up a bunch of hyperbolic nonsense to add onto the problems. The war on drugs is a good example of this. Trying to get a clear picture of someone considered an enemy of the US is like trying to get a clear understanding of marijuana by watching Reefer Madness.

    • @DavidMars
      @DavidMars Рік тому +3

      @@Polyfusia he was a dictator that stayed in power for over 50 years by force, without allowing the people of Cuba to have a choice in leadership, who banned religion for decades, threw homesexuals in force labor camps, eliminated freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, freedom to travel among other rights. What is the confusion?

    • @Giuseppe-Verdi-Official
      @Giuseppe-Verdi-Official Рік тому +7

      @@DavidMars Actually Castro was more progressive towards homosexuals in the later half of his time in power. It was because of Castro that same sex marriage was eventually legalized. As for staying in power by force, that is not exactly true as he was very popular in Cuba as a whole, perfect proof of this is when the United States tried to overthrow him during the Bay of Pigs, they expected support from the population which did not occur. If Castro was really so horrible, its interesting the people rallied to him in that moment and still today they honor is memory.

    • @DavidMars
      @DavidMars Рік тому +2

      @@Giuseppe-Verdi-Official For 64 years people have drowned in the Straits of Florida escaping Castro's dictatorship on inner tubes. For 64 years families have been torn apart because the government has restricted who can leave the island. For 64 years opposing political parties have been denied the right to seek office. For 64 years freedom of speech has been prohibited by the government. For 64 years citizens have been imprisoned when they have expressed opposition to government policies. For 64 years Cubans have been denied freedom of the press and freedom of assembly. From 1959 to 1992, religion was outlawed in Cuba. For decades, Cuban baseball players and boxers have been denied the right to make money overseas and return home. Once they left they were banned. Every single block in Cuba has a home dedicated to the Committee for Defense of the Revolution (CDR). The sole purpose of the CDR is to report citizens that do not toe the Communist Party line and this will cost those people their jobs (since the Government controls all jobs). You obviously are not Cuban nor do you have a loved one that was impacted by these atrocious policies.

    • @hiddensword9387
      @hiddensword9387 Рік тому

      @@DavidMars You let children have the choice what to eat every day they will probably choose candy, sometimes such freedoms are destructive in uneducated and immature hands. These people who fled may have been morally corrupted according to the ideals of the Cuban leadership under Castro's reign. In a household you will find that the parents make the decisions (usually for what they think is best for the children) but for Cuba it was for the people and the country as a whole. When does a religion become a dangerous cult that penetrates the minds of these adult children? Also the qualities of the religion are to be questioned. We are seeing the Buddhists in countries such as Myanmar resort to violence in order to fight back the Islamic religion (A toxic cult IMO) from infiltrating the country.

  • @MauriceTramble
    @MauriceTramble Рік тому +59

    “Something must be done to save humanity! A better world is possible!”
    -Fidel Castro

    • @matt4prez
      @matt4prez Рік тому

      he did nothing to save humanity, instead he ruined the lives of millions

    • @lifeinrose9968
      @lifeinrose9968 Рік тому +5

      Yeah!...HE IS IN HELL.
      ABAJO EL COMUNISMO

    • @hanksadmireraynrandismyfav9853
      @hanksadmireraynrandismyfav9853 Рік тому +1

      I’d agree if it weren’t Castro saying it! That man was nothing but an opportunist!

    • @ChiekoGamers
      @ChiekoGamers 11 місяців тому +3

      @@lifeinrose9968 Nah, we are already in hell because of capitalism

  • @dragonbutt
    @dragonbutt 13 років тому +81

    Where's his cigar? D:

    • @mbr41
      @mbr41 4 роки тому

      I bet it was a double!

    • @fabianocalifa
      @fabianocalifa 3 роки тому +4

      Up his butt.

    • @ghandithesupremeleader9740
      @ghandithesupremeleader9740 3 роки тому +1

      He encouraged his people to stop smoking so by that himself also stopped such a wise man and care about his health....

    • @anti-federalist8795
      @anti-federalist8795 3 роки тому +2

      @GHANDI THE SUPREME LEADER This video was from 1959; Fidel didn’t stop smoking cigars until 1980 and only on doctor’s orders.

  • @DNchap1417
    @DNchap1417 15 років тому +37

    Castro, unlike other Communist leaders such Lenin or Mao, became converted to the ideology AFTER he took power while the others were Communists before sezing power.
    In fact the transition years (1959-1962) demonstrated how ideologically ambiguous the Revolution was. Khrushchev said it best to reporters in NY in 1960: "Fidel is not a Communist, but will be one in two years thanks to American Pressure". In 1962, that prophecy becomes true.

    • @AceFromGorillaz
      @AceFromGorillaz Рік тому +4

      Castro had read marx and Lenin at a young age, but decided to align with the soviet union after the US backstabbed him

  • @wecarnivore
    @wecarnivore 15 років тому +6

    Thanks! I really enjoyed reading your reply. Now I'm sure I'm right!!

  • @Jordan-uz9me
    @Jordan-uz9me 4 роки тому +76

    Viva Cuba! 🇨🇺♥️

    • @BradB9609
      @BradB9609 3 роки тому +14

      Cuba libre

    • @jacksonparker3671
      @jacksonparker3671 3 роки тому +10

      lol Real Cubans don't support Castro

    • @flowerofscotland8839
      @flowerofscotland8839 2 роки тому +3

      @@jacksonparker3671 How do you know?

    • @fullsend8738
      @fullsend8738 2 роки тому +9

      @@jacksonparker3671 because they have been inflicted by the Yankee tendency

    • @jacksonparker3671
      @jacksonparker3671 2 роки тому +2

      @@flowerofscotland8839 Dude, do you think Cubans are doing well under Castro? They don't even have basic internet. They're certainly not saying Viva Cuba on UA-cam. Jordan is just your typical little kid trying to look edgy.

  • @gebaete2597
    @gebaete2597 5 років тому +166

    Wow..He used to speak very good English.
    I wonder where he learned the language from.

    • @ismaelmartin9767
      @ismaelmartin9767 4 роки тому +75

      Usually, people who lead "revolutions" are from the wealthy class, people who are able to learn and study at school and are not obliged to work for over 12h, a worker cannot think for itself, just as Engels or Lenin, who were part of the wealthy class but had stronger opinions about the social conditions of the majority of the population, the worker's class

    • @briansetiady
      @briansetiady 4 роки тому +40

      He was a lawyer, which means that Fidel actually was an intellectual and smart person

    • @LeftHookDeadly280
      @LeftHookDeadly280 4 роки тому +1

      @Sepia Lover lol getting biblical on us huh

    • @eldevenirdelostiempos9764
      @eldevenirdelostiempos9764 4 роки тому +50

      Duolingo.

    • @joenoda9094
      @joenoda9094 3 роки тому +3

      That's the way the stupid thought about him.....he always was close to people with a great deal of illiteracy.

  • @Donal111
    @Donal111 15 років тому +61

    Is there any audio of Che Guevara speaking English?
    I heard he did speak it.

    • @fynnischmid7416
      @fynnischmid7416 4 роки тому +22

      Not just that he spoke a couple of languages including French Spanish Portuguese and I think even some German and Italian

    • @Jose-uy5qc
      @Jose-uy5qc 3 роки тому +15

      @@fynnischmid7416 you responded to a 11-year-old comment

    • @chrislee176
      @chrislee176 2 роки тому +21

      @@Jose-uy5qc And I, 12 years later, was interested in the answer.

  • @princepacifico1512
    @princepacifico1512 3 роки тому +59

    I respect this man never stand for oppression

    • @OfficialChrisW
      @OfficialChrisW 3 роки тому +10

      He almost started WWIII

    • @JordanWilliams-ix2td
      @JordanWilliams-ix2td 3 роки тому +42

      @@OfficialChrisW uhhh thats more like white people almost started ww3. He just wanted his people to own things in their own country instead of outsiders like America coming in & taking over

    • @walkingcontradiction6473
      @walkingcontradiction6473 3 роки тому +13

      @David Stroka Yeah cubans who had previously oppressed the Cuban population.

    • @kristoffer3000
      @kristoffer3000 3 роки тому +7

      @David Stroka that's a lie, not even us propaganda ways he was a ruthless killer, you idiot.
      What do you gain from lying about him?

    • @dabentinz
      @dabentinz 3 роки тому +7

      What a contradiction, Castro and criminal family still oppressing millions of Cubans.

  • @jluistl
    @jluistl 14 років тому +8

    Oh, yeah!!! i agree... but i like how sound the words in french xD

  • @peterdistelvelt9813
    @peterdistelvelt9813 2 роки тому +50

    My man was 6’4 imagine seeing him in front of you. Its an walking charisma, a fealress brave man.

    • @starcityrc3298
      @starcityrc3298 2 роки тому +6

      You mean a disgrace for a human being that held Cuba back for 60 years

    • @UniversityDemonstrationChannel
      @UniversityDemonstrationChannel 2 роки тому +25

      @@starcityrc3298 Lol he liberated Cuba from Batista. I think you meant the the USA held Cuba back for 60 years with the genocidal sanctions they have imposed on them.

    • @laurielewis2745
      @laurielewis2745 2 роки тому +2

      He'll fear hell.

    • @raduvalentin8648
      @raduvalentin8648 2 роки тому +1

      a killer

    • @reneportillo532
      @reneportillo532 Рік тому

      @@UniversityDemonstrationChannel they were free under Batista. That’s why Cuba never grew.

  • @LPrice-le6ng
    @LPrice-le6ng 10 років тому +9

    There use be long pieces of Castro when he guest visited Jack Parr....If you know what happened to it please make it available.

  • @DNchap1417
    @DNchap1417 14 років тому +41

    In 1959.... Castro still had no idea what direction his country would go to... The fact that the US showed hostility during the last year of Eisenhower merely encouraged him to hire Socialist and Communists in order to consolidate his position.
    The Cuban Revolution did NOT a have a clear ideological standing like the Russian one until 1961.
    Nikita Khrushchev said it best in the UN conference 1960: "Fidel Castro is NOT a Communist, but will be one in two years thanks to American pressure".

    • @jean-claudelol563
      @jean-claudelol563 2 роки тому +4

      He invaded with the so called El Che by his side, pure marxist ideologist and you don't think he knew? The only ones who didn't know were the Cuban people that he kept lying to and telling them he was not a communist or a marxist, that Batista would be the last dictatorship in Cuba. Uhu..... We're still waiting for this one to end, Castro created the longest and most brutal dictatorship Cuba has had.

    • @jake8855
      @jake8855 2 роки тому

      @@jean-claudelol563 Hahaha, look at you crying about Castro on an 11 year old comment. Everything you said is wrong, BTW. Hurray for Socialism in Cuba!

  • @mtruapehu187
    @mtruapehu187 14 років тому +32

    most beautiful country I have been to so far!

    • @matt4prez
      @matt4prez Рік тому

      it was beautiful, now it’s a product of dictatorship and communism

  • @joshnieman8106
    @joshnieman8106 3 роки тому +11

    I just look a random audio of Trudeaus daddy to hear his voice Im 100% sure it to be true now.

  • @jluistl
    @jluistl 14 років тому +4

    Like all the languages, it has a little bite of difficulty. I talk about a level basic, for example: when you need to conjugate a regular verb in enghish you have to say: (to drive) I drive, You drive, He drive. But in spanish, you have to chances the way of write the verb: (Manejar) Yo manejo, Tu manejas, Él maneja.
    Italian and Portuguese is even easier for hispanics because those languages are very very very similar.
    I study languages, but i´m not a good student jajajaja
    Thank for write.

  • @666redface
    @666redface 15 років тому +3

    and the book was written in 1943 by george orwell who was trying to make a point about the USSR not castro or Che, but i don't think you can compare stalin to Castro.

  • @fletcherrichmond5143
    @fletcherrichmond5143 3 роки тому +7

    this is beautifully spoken

  • @minhsithai6066
    @minhsithai6066 4 роки тому +20

    Fidel castros.cuba Cuba cuba..... 😭😭😭 From Vietnames.... 🤝🤝🤝

  • @edwardanthony7283
    @edwardanthony7283 3 роки тому +21

    He always fascinated me & since I was a kid. Made it to age 90 too.

    • @Cubaconstitucionde
      @Cubaconstitucionde 2 роки тому +5

      You want to get more fascinated , go to Cuba.

    • @edwardanthony7283
      @edwardanthony7283 2 роки тому +4

      @@Cubaconstitucionde He dodged many assassination attempts. Admirable indeed.

    • @Cubaconstitucionde
      @Cubaconstitucionde 2 роки тому +2

      @@edwardanthony7283
      It is not a difficult job when you do that kind of work yourself all the time.
      He, was and assassin himself.And his family as well.

    • @edwardanthony7283
      @edwardanthony7283 2 роки тому

      @@Cubaconstitucionde Look, he was once revered here big time & it is widely known

    • @acc314
      @acc314 2 роки тому

      @@Cubaconstitucionde I will. Viva Castro

  • @MrPunkscout1
    @MrPunkscout1 13 років тому +20

    im watching this to copy his accent for a project i have for history XP

  • @GPS509
    @GPS509 2 роки тому +3

    Time is the most wonderful treasure of humankind.

    • @SANA4SPA
      @SANA4SPA 2 роки тому +3

      "History Will Absolve Me."

  • @SirWitKiD
    @SirWitKiD 5 років тому +17

    Tell me if Justin Trudeau resembles this man or PM Trudeau Sr. more. UNREAL

  • @skinny326614
    @skinny326614 15 років тому

    estoy de acuerdo

  • @NewBornpt
    @NewBornpt 13 років тому

    @andresbasketxiclana Hy. can you tell me more about that. Im interested in knowing a little more about that if you dont mind :) ...

  • @jeffrey7454
    @jeffrey7454 3 роки тому +7

    He spoke good English

  • @micvrom
    @micvrom 15 років тому

    True, very true.

  • @19transilvania54
    @19transilvania54 15 років тому +19

    that man is a hero.

    • @cuba8188
      @cuba8188 Рік тому

      this man was a ruthless dictator that ruined a beautiful country and killed many people. my family came from Cuba I had cousins and uncles that were political prisoners being tortured for years in their jails your comment is ignorant and offensive

  • @javakris
    @javakris 13 років тому +27

    @vampirodrako I know Cuba has a rich culture, great music and perhaps one of the most interesting histories in the world. That's why I'm happy to be a Canadian who can freely travel there. And I think the US embargo's on Cuba were unfair and stupid. But you can not blame a people for their governments mistakes.

    • @bull419
      @bull419 3 роки тому +2

      I guess you would think different about the embargo if missiles were pointed at your country numb nuts.

    • @javakris
      @javakris 3 роки тому +3

      @@bull419 first of all, 10 year old comment my dude.
      Second of all, Cuba hasn't had missiles since the 60's.

    • @jean-claudelol563
      @jean-claudelol563 2 роки тому +1

      @@javakris And your comments to him are just as stupid 10 years ago as they are now. I am Cuban and my country is a disaster under this dictatorship. We keep leaving by the tens of thousands. Your countrymen can travel freely to Cuba. Please ask your Canadian government to let us travel to your country equally freely. I promise you tens of thousands of us will be at the doorsteps of your immigration offices in Ottawa and whatever cities we are able to fly into, begging for asylum. We may not have Russian nuclear bombs but the dictatorship has lots of Russian tanks, guns, riffles, planes, etc... More than enough to point guns at the heads of every Cuban who dares speak up in opposition to the dictatorship.

    • @javakris
      @javakris 2 роки тому

      @@jean-claudelol563 I'm sorry your parents lost their hacienda. I'm sure, as you sip lemonade on the beach in Miami, the descendants of those former slaves truly do be wishing they could go back to 1952.

    • @jean-claudelol563
      @jean-claudelol563 2 роки тому +1

      @@javakris You have got to be a communist automaton. What hacienda? My mom grew up in a 3 bedroom house with 8 siblings. My grandfather made his living with a small family plot that he and his kids farmed to sell at markets. My other grandfather had a tiny grocery store, most of his sales were paid with an IOU from local small farmers until their crops came in and they came back to the store to settle their bills months later with not one penny of interest ever charged to them by my grandfather. Both that tiny family farm plot and tiny grocery store were stolen by the communist and my family was left with no means to earn a living. Whatever nonsense koolaid you have been drinking, your synapses obviously stopped firing decades ago.
      As for slavery, that ended in 1880 and formerly abolished by decree in 1886. Unless you are referring to the fact that we are all slaves to this leftist totalitarian regime that has been choking us and our economy to death for over 6 decades.
      Most of those small family farms that use to be the lifeblood of the Cuban economy producing food for the population and some surplus for exports, have been sitting there for decades growing nothing but thorny weeds. No food for the people, no food for export, just weeds. Very few want to work under this system, they don’t get paid enough to make it worth it. Everyone is busy with their little street hustles where they can make a little more without working.

  • @neilwhite5024
    @neilwhite5024 2 роки тому +12

    Good, decent man. Sorely missed.
    Viva Socialism! Viva Cuba!

    • @oliverb.8995
      @oliverb.8995 2 роки тому +5

      No.

    • @oldkevin8064
      @oldkevin8064 2 роки тому +7

      @@oliverb.8995 ratio bozo

    • @oliverb.8995
      @oliverb.8995 2 роки тому +2

      @@oldkevin8064 thats what you say to sound special

    • @matt4prez
      @matt4prez Рік тому

      castro was an evil man. he promised freedom and quality of life and gave his people the opposite. he exploited his people.

    • @user-DarksideB-101
      @user-DarksideB-101 Рік тому

      Shut up u idiot he wasn’t a good decent man he was evil and killed many Cubans who didn’t support him

  • @freedomisntpolitical
    @freedomisntpolitical 14 років тому

    at 1.30 in the video, look at the way he says company. Whatever about Castro now, that man really didn't like the idea of big companies or corporations... I do agree there

  • @ryanbinrichard
    @ryanbinrichard 13 років тому

    @theguythatcould same applies to you. (my comment down below). please answer the questions.

  • @Raquelitacr94
    @Raquelitacr94 14 років тому +2

    wow first person i hear talk this way! very good u seem to be a very smart person, the onlyone that doesn't sound as an ignorant! :D

  • @carboardpickaxe6615
    @carboardpickaxe6615 2 роки тому +58

    Rest in Power, Comrade.

    • @gigamatica
      @gigamatica 2 роки тому +5

      QUE SE QUEDE EN EL INFIERNO, QUE ES SU LUGAR.

    • @fnfallout5664
      @fnfallout5664 2 роки тому +15

      "rest in power", you leftists truly have the cringiest slogans.

    • @matt4prez
      @matt4prez Рік тому

      castro never had any power or respect, he ruled by disarming his people and through fear. he was a liar and a coward.

    • @user-DarksideB-101
      @user-DarksideB-101 Рік тому

      More like burn in hell comrade, you need to get your brain checked you idiotic Castro supporter

    • @ChiekoGamers
      @ChiekoGamers 11 місяців тому

      ​@@fnfallout5664and you right wingers are corporate bootlickers

  • @migve13
    @migve13 14 років тому +2

    Also, Cuba is poorer than many Latin american countries in some ways but in other ways we are much richer: zero drugs, zero arms, good security, good education for free, and free health care, etc. These things are also important in life, not only a mobile phone and levi jeans. I saw the michael moore documentary called Sicko and soon realized we still have many good things in Cuba. Also we are poor but stable. Some are richer but heading towards big bankruptcies. This in Capitalism, no good!

    • @Smerpyderp
      @Smerpyderp 2 роки тому

      ✊solidarity from America!

  • @buvyfufi
    @buvyfufi 15 років тому +2

    DO YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT CUBA WATCH THIS VIDEO:
    "DECADENCIA" decay (English subtitles)
    Cuban Underground Hip Hop singer

  • @ozreem
    @ozreem 14 років тому +1

    doug1863, lets be honest. Respectfully, we have armed guards at our borders too. I have seen the wall down at Mexico. The things the militias have done down there are pretty sad. No human being should be 'illegal' whatever country.

  • @capitalist4life
    @capitalist4life 14 років тому +4

    he sounds a bit like adam sandler

  • @Kryz239
    @Kryz239 11 років тому +1

    You're true, my friend. I'm a web developer, and the cost to keep the site online, is only 15 dollars a year. And the owner asks for donations. Apart from that, the website has ads which help the owner to earn money. So, no, it is not "the real cuba", and it is something made just to make money, your money, the money you give to the owner of the website, the donations.

  • @DJEnvyOfficial
    @DJEnvyOfficial 13 років тому +3

    @Brenda2OOO That is very true. Cuba would be in a much better state than it is right now. The US government is just very stubborn. The embargo has gone on for 48 years, I think it's about time the US got over it.

    • @giana2676
      @giana2676 4 роки тому

      Yeah that’s Barack Obama for you

  • @luisfilipe316
    @luisfilipe316 Рік тому

    Ace lá revolucion hasta lá vitória siempre 🇵🇹🇨🇺✌️✌️✌️

  • @AntinousIsGod1
    @AntinousIsGod1 14 років тому +5

    @5oclocktea
    I admire Comrade Fidel as well. He has done much for his country and for socialism. Cuba is much better today than it was under America's control. Fidel shows us that Communism works. He is the most humanitarian president in the world. He walks among the people and asks how he can help them. I dare anyone to name one US president that's done that.
    Long live Fidel and long live the Cuban Revolution!

    • @ThemboYouThemboThey
      @ThemboYouThemboThey 3 роки тому +1

      Welcome to 2020. So far has your mind changed 10 years later?

    • @AntinousIsGod1
      @AntinousIsGod1 3 роки тому

      @@ThemboYouThemboThey Hello from 2020! haha. While I still believe Fidel did lots to help Cuba, I acknowledge his rule did bad things also. Democratic Socialism seems to be the best political system we have today, the age of revolution has passed. That said lots of young socialists are batshit crazy, so who knows what the future holds haha

    • @ThemboYouThemboThey
      @ThemboYouThemboThey 3 роки тому

      @@AntinousIsGod1 Was just curious, cuz people tend to change views overtime no hate toward you. Thanks for staying being with me.

    • @moose4328
      @moose4328 2 роки тому

      @@ThemboYouThemboThey Hi I'm from 2021 and there is a mass protest of cuban citizens hating there crappy life styles.

    • @ThemboYouThemboThey
      @ThemboYouThemboThey 2 роки тому

      @@moose4328 I hear. Been going on for a long while, pretty sad:(
      I really hope by some miracle they start to get a little better then overtime be much better than they are now.

  • @NewBornpt
    @NewBornpt 13 років тому

    @andresbasketxiclana Ive been searching info about it.... google, youtube, and blogs... I find it very nce too :) ...

  • @perrymc665
    @perrymc665 2 роки тому +2

    I feel like I’m watching Justin Trudeau. Did you ever see a father and son look more alike!

  • @jluistl
    @jluistl 14 років тому +4

    jajaja... i know... that shit happen... Anyway, Hispanic speakers sometimes have to lern many leangues, the first and more easy to learn is english... Spanish is a difficult leangue. Even between latin countries this leangue has many differences. Learn spanish, it not gonna kill you (i have to study more english u.u)
    P.D.: Japanese is the most difficult of all... it really gonna kill you, jajajaja
    Greetings

  • @firestrings272
    @firestrings272 13 років тому

    @ZoneTelevision Could not have said it better myself.

  • @mtdarus
    @mtdarus 15 років тому +8

    dear mr castro sir,
    if you read this comment,can you give me your email?

  • @Livingrevolutionary
    @Livingrevolutionary 15 років тому +2

    Is it necessary to establish a dictatorship in order to have free healthcare? England, France, and Germany each have universal healthcare and each is a capitalist democracy. The Cuban revolution was not just fought for social justice but also to reestablish democracy and human rights lost under Batista.

  • @theguythatcould
    @theguythatcould 13 років тому

    @ryanbinrichard i'm not american. i would never go to war. castro loves my country.

  • @daniaulia4918
    @daniaulia4918 2 роки тому

    Maybe We can share Our means of production ;)

  • @smezec
    @smezec 13 років тому

    @brandonisawesome11 No. What does that have to do with anything?

  • @sambradley1968
    @sambradley1968 3 роки тому +11

    A most righteous man & revolutionary! 🇨🇺🇨🇺✊

    • @MartialArtsTutorialsFighttips
      @MartialArtsTutorialsFighttips 3 роки тому +3

      Naa, a dictator with double face and a narco boss. I am cuban

    • @gwgwgwgwgwgwgwgwgw
      @gwgwgwgwgwgwgwgwgw 2 роки тому +2

      @@MartialArtsTutorialsFighttips It doesn't matter if you are cuban, your statements are false

    • @martinclay2680
      @martinclay2680 2 роки тому +1

      @@gwgwgwgwgwgwgwgwgw lol brainwashed leftist drone.

    • @mlbp2567
      @mlbp2567 2 роки тому +1

      @@martinclay2680 lol brainwashed rightist drone

    • @carlosramos5256
      @carlosramos5256 2 роки тому

      @@gwgwgwgwgwgwgwgwgw And YOU ARE A LIAR !
      What do you think you know about Cuba ?

  • @romulo7779
    @romulo7779 13 років тому +1

    FIDEL CASTRO O GRANDE ASSESSINO DE LAS AMERICAS...

  • @Oanhcherry
    @Oanhcherry 2 роки тому +3

    Bác đã mất nhưng bác sẽ sống mãi trong lòng chúng con
    I love Cuba ♥️♥️♥️

  • @brandonisawesome11
    @brandonisawesome11 13 років тому +5

    @smezec maybe thts y u think hes the greatest man alive u must be a commy

  • @Mwaterfall
    @Mwaterfall 15 років тому +1

    pertaining to one's "person," and was changed from its raw state through human creativity, such as a house, car, industrial plant, truck, personal hygiene items, paintings, et cetera... Anything that pertains to raw goods and utilizing them for the public... shall be government owned
    4. The poor class shall never be taxed on an equal plane as the rich class. And the rich shall always be taxed more than the middle class
    5. There shall always be free education and health or medical care...

  • @balancedaustralia
    @balancedaustralia 15 років тому

    Apparently yes, he did not want communism. Che conducted some secret talks with the Kennedy administration to retain the system. This created some differences and friction with Castro. It is said that Castro ended up hating him, and that's the main reason for Che to leave for Bolivia which he tried to take over with 12 guerrilleros.

  • @alimcleif2
    @alimcleif2 13 років тому

    Now thats qui gon jinn!!!

  • @NewBornpt
    @NewBornpt 13 років тому

    @andresbasketxiclana I will travel there in vacation this summer, or in the next one max... If i like it, i may go to live there eheh :)

  • @tietanus
    @tietanus 14 років тому

    So what's you're point?

  • @blackdogleg
    @blackdogleg 15 років тому

    bravo!!

  • @Soulthinker2007
    @Soulthinker2007 14 років тому +1

    It is one of the few time Castro spoke English.

  • @jahnaroth669
    @jahnaroth669 6 років тому

    M A I T A Juana Maita. The woman in Jack Carter's institution in Florida Juana MAITA. Viva Libertad

  • @Mwaterfall
    @Mwaterfall 15 років тому +2

    Livingrevolutionary:
    I believe in Socialism
    But I strongly condemn force labor and a country ruled by a Dictator
    After the Revolution, Castro should have allowed the people to democratically elected their own House of Representatives and President. Look at the Communist party led countries of Cypress, Moldova, and Nepal with Parlaments
    Please people... let us support a Communism that is Democratic and has no Dictators
    Peace

  • @ryanbinrichard
    @ryanbinrichard 13 років тому +1

    @HawkLeader12 no, he doesn't. Black Ops was banned in Cuba because in the game you assassinate Castro's double.

  • @R1DER420
    @R1DER420 3 роки тому

    Can someone explain me what he done i am not american

  • @Livingrevolutionary
    @Livingrevolutionary 15 років тому +1

    Actually there are some Latin American countries who have a better healthcare rating than Cuba. Costa Rica is ranked above the U.S (36th), Chile (33rd) and Colombia (22nd). But this is beside the point. Cuba can flaunt its healthcare accomplishments and education all it wants, but it doesn't take away from the fact that Cuba is a dictatorship, where individual human rights are not respected, with the highest number of political prisoners in the Western Hemisphere.

  • @ramasubramaniankrishnamoor2460
    @ramasubramaniankrishnamoor2460 2 роки тому +1

    Fidel ruz was cuban revolutionary And politics leader of cuba from 1959_2008as a prime minister if cuba

  • @whoopin65
    @whoopin65 13 років тому

    @07wade3 are you aware that it is illegal for Cuban citizens to eat red meat?

  • @Mwaterfall
    @Mwaterfall 15 років тому

    homohug0
    And there is also changing from within; there is Reformation instead of Revolution, changing from the outside by force
    To reform the system, it takes patience, thinking, and work; it takes freedom of speech, love, and tolerance. On the other hand, Revolution is when you have lost patience, you see no hope of change, and have resorted to the use of force in order to make that change
    I would think the most effective tool is not the sword, but spreading truth, educating others.

  • @ryanbinrichard
    @ryanbinrichard 13 років тому +1

    like half the people here, yes, i must admit i do very much enjoy playing as Fidel Castro on Black Ops. but that's not what is being discussed here. if you Americans bothered to watch a few films ( specifically Che: A Revolutionary Life) and read a few books (specifically Guerilla Warfare by Che Guevara) you might understand that the oppressive Batista regime was the dictatorship destroying lives and bowing down to America, not La Revolucion. America is not the whole world, Americans must know.

  • @Mwaterfall
    @Mwaterfall 15 років тому +1

    Again, Socialism can be made compatible with Democracy.
    A Socialist Democracy is a "FAIR" MARKET instead of a FREE MARKET. And with any freedom you need laws and regulations in order to "keep" that freedom. But this is not possible under Capitalism unless you heavily tax the rich, and that's never going to happen. A free market must be fair! And that is where a Socialist Democracy comes in
    Property unless for "your person" & businesses should be owned and managed by the people (free state)

  • @Mwaterfall
    @Mwaterfall 15 років тому +1

    ...mines, bauxite, farm lands, rivers, beaches, oil, shall not be owned by a company or individuals, nor shall people pay monies to a privately own business for such resources or goods. All raw goods and natural resources shall be for everyone, and utilize by the democratic government
    3. All things raw in their nature belongs to everyone just like the sun and moon belongs to everyone. The only things that can be privately own and implemented in a business, shall be only those things...

  • @johninjersey
    @johninjersey 9 місяців тому +1

    Seems the interviewer didn't know Fidel is a communist. lol

  • @Ninnuam999
    @Ninnuam999 3 роки тому

    Big Boss

  • @67emeka
    @67emeka 14 років тому +1

    Is it really Castro's voice? Does he speak English

  • @azu0nyan
    @azu0nyan 12 років тому +2

    No i won't forget it. Thank you very much for the useless conversation. I did'nt know it's now legit to insult someone instead of giving arguments to point out they are wrong.

  • @CRA5759
    @CRA5759 15 років тому

    It was a joke. Since people are saying it, I was just doing it to see who would respone like you did.

  • @thuglife634
    @thuglife634 13 років тому +7

    RUN THROUGH LITTLE HAVANA SCREAMING VIVA FIDEL

    • @LeftHookDeadly280
      @LeftHookDeadly280 4 роки тому +1

      Immortal technique "obnoxious" 😂🤣🤣😂😂 i gotchu

    • @fabianocalifa
      @fabianocalifa 3 роки тому

      It sounds very disrespectful to Cuba.... Love it!

  • @DoDasDew
    @DoDasDew 15 років тому

    2. To say that Fidel was an improvemnt to the Batista's governement has no factual support, other than the problem that arose near the end of the Batista reign involving a climbing unemployment rate.... We could argue forever about which government was better, but it doenst really matter.
    3. I was only trying to point out how often 'history repeats itself' and how 'Power corrupts all', which is for more or less the true picture Orwell was trying to paint.

  • @appleslover
    @appleslover 3 роки тому

    I didn't know he spoke English

  • @Mwaterfall
    @Mwaterfall 15 років тому

    honohug0
    Yes... roughly it does; however, Communism is more geared towards oppresives measures in order to enforce its laws, because in every human being there is an incentive to want to succeed.
    On the other hand, Socialism can work with Capitalism and privately owned businesses, if -
    1. All land, providing its 15 feet from the boundary of your house, belongs to everyone (through the democratic government)
    2. All raw goods and natural resources, such as electricity, water...

  • @Livingrevolutionary
    @Livingrevolutionary 15 років тому

    But what's the point of a good education if the average wage in cuba is less than $20 per month. Physicians toss away their education in order to gain hard currency as taxi drivers for tourists. what good is universal literacy if the government choose what you can or can't read?

  • @Jogab37
    @Jogab37 15 років тому

    They cant used internet because it is restricted , only for use of some people and prohibit for otheres,,,, document yourself before talking.

  • @radudebu5551
    @radudebu5551 4 роки тому +1

    Liam Neeson

  • @nailsrbroken
    @nailsrbroken 15 років тому +1

    Haha I didn't know Castro was speaking english.

  • @devorah935
    @devorah935 15 років тому +5

    i hope for another revolution come bak fidel and che

  • @alvaroobregon4596
    @alvaroobregon4596 3 роки тому +4

    My father and Fidel Castro were born in the same town He doesn’t seem like a bad guy I guess he got stuck between a rock and a hard place.

    • @DNind78
      @DNind78 2 роки тому

      Thanks for sharing that, Alvaro. Did your father speak well of him?

  • @Blikurapika
    @Blikurapika Рік тому +3

    This was the only era Fidel spoke English and when he grew older, he lost his skill to speak English.

    • @jukaisea7262
      @jukaisea7262 Рік тому +1

      You can find interviews of him speaking english til the 90s, I don't think your statement is real

  • @javakris
    @javakris 13 років тому

    @vampirodrako I'm not an American... just so you are aware. I can understand why someone from Cuba would not like the US, but most countries are better off because of them.

  • @loko5555
    @loko5555 15 років тому

    they cant buy a computer coz the embargo

  • @loko5555
    @loko5555 15 років тому

    I bet you live in miami. You cant predicte much from cubans but you can do it with your people for sure.

  • @commonzac
    @commonzac 13 років тому

    @murggik the israeli state was founded in 1948. and he isn't anti-semitic, as his recent rebuke of the iranian president demonstrated.

  • @DoDasDew
    @DoDasDew 15 років тому

    In a country thats goal is to remain a democratic republic, yes.

  • @blackdogleg
    @blackdogleg 14 років тому

    English is not the easiest...... try Italian .french Portuguese.... where do you get your info from dude/?

  • @junkers1337
    @junkers1337 13 років тому

    @07wade3 I will debate that Socialism is better than both Capitalism and Communism simply because its the middle road.