Castro is not a commie, says Rot

Or a Stalinist. Whatever, dude.

Hero of Planet Rot knocking some heads

Ah, but don't worry -- says Rot -- Castro is just a run-of-the-mill Jefe. No Stalinist bone in him. No siree.

Your quintessential pinko fellow-travelers

Myers apparently sympathized with the Cuban ideology and revolution that put Castro into power. Court documents say he wrote in a personal journal in 1978: "I can see nothing of value that has been lost by the revolution. ... The revolution has released enormous potential and liberated the Cuban spirit." He praised Castro as a "brilliant and charismatic leader" who is "one of the great political leaders of our time." And he called the United States "exploiters" who regularly murdered Cuban revolutionary leaders.

Duhhh. That's dime a dozen thinking on Planet Pepe. It's the cloaca in which these people swim, at ease.

l'Infidèle Castré issues a clarification

Kissing l'Infidel Castré's butt

Pepe & his friends competing to see who's the most slavish commie fellow-traveller.

From Planet Pepe to The DreamWorld

Socialists Dreams are Alchemical. Each variant is clear on how the others go so terribly wrong, and each is adamant that, this time, the golden light of the Radiant Future will--at last-- be glimpsed: if only we give it world enough and time.

[yes, it is from 21 years ago; and the Socialist Dream dreams on]

Ingrates Leave Planet Pepe

It's enough to make any Aristo dream of the good ol' days, or present Socialist days, where a peasant got the lashing due him.

Cuba Libre; or, How to Revamp a Utopia

This will be interesting...

Generalissimo Castro is still dead

And CNN lays out the Pepean line on how to report the news on l'Infidel Castré. [I don't have a pic of Castro with some CNN type -- Dan Rather will do. They're all birds of the same feather, after all.]

And you thought the math dept was political...