JULIO THE FARMER IS MY FAVOURITE PERSON IN THE WORLD

Every time I see Kennedy I expect him to pause and say "I would like to take this moment to express my fondness for eh, Duff Beer".

@lookoutforchris

8 жыл бұрын

I would uh also like to express my fondness for that particular brand of beer.

@tonyhancock3284

7 жыл бұрын

The man never drank a Duff in his life!

@dantaylor7344

3 жыл бұрын

Just remember NIxon never drank a Duff in his life!

@dougbennett8592

Жыл бұрын

@@dantaylor7344 Dick really liked his scotch.

They actually got Castro on this show? Holy crap 0.0 that is something. I would be shitting my pants.

@zarmeza

6 жыл бұрын

He needed the money.

@dorianphilotheates3769

5 жыл бұрын

ultimentra - Why? The guy was a sweetheart.

@aksekhiddelll8900

3 жыл бұрын

CNN was well regarded at one time, now it is just garbage

@tomerzafon4

2 жыл бұрын

@@aksekhiddelll8900 Now it's total rubbish.

@theenemyofthearrogant4784

2 жыл бұрын

Castro is a hero of the Anti Imperialist Movement.

Thankyou Vasile Luga, I watch these over and over and over again xxx

@malafunkshun8086

2 жыл бұрын

Vasile posts the best documentaries! 😊🤙🏼

18:15 Pablo knows his stuff.

@withnail-and-i

6 жыл бұрын

The true mastermind of the Cold War

From a brazillian here, Castro came down here on several ocasions, and we had a saying on him: 3 things that Castro never deny: "a woman, a cigar and a camera" And boy, that man loved a camera, specially if he could speak for hours and with a big mic, so it was easy for almost anyone here to get a interview, after the cold war, the catch was his staff that would tell if you was a imperialist media or a neutral one, that is why the americans could not get on him but any petty reporter here could.

@deoglemnaco7025

3 жыл бұрын

When I was in jail, there were three things about me too, but they involved drugs and top ramen.

how did this show manage to get fidel castro?? thats really crazy

@Hannibal953able

8 жыл бұрын

+Brody van Muijden Probably gave him assurances that he would not be assassinated, tried to do just that, and the bastard somehow survived.

@32bitosserc84

8 жыл бұрын

+Lief Erikson They told him they were going to fulfil his lifelong dream..... They were going to create an olympic contest for surviving assassination attempts, and then give him the gold medal for eternity

@tonyhancock3284

7 жыл бұрын

Asked him nicely? Remember Reagan refused this documentary but Carter accepted. Who's more unreasonable a man who wants sovereignty over his nation agreeing to take part in historically accurate accounts of the cold war OR Mr. Actor man who refused?

@ImAzraa

7 жыл бұрын

Castro wasnt a man to deny an interview. Nor a hug. His charisma and wit, fed by years of philosophy and history studies, meant he was a particularly likable character for both uneducated people and scholars. You can tell that from your average cuban, they are very educated people and they are almost always willing to have a politics conversation and they generally have a very open mind regarding capitalism, accepting that it has benefits as well as drawbacks, unlike your average US citizen. Of course he's proud of that fact, and willing to share his views about a wide array of topics, as well.

@citywidepooja

7 жыл бұрын

Reagan was suffering from Alzheimers, so he had a good reason not to give a interview.

This is a great series. Watching in sequence makes the political motivations more understandable rather than watching them individually and 2nd guessing history in the comments for the sake of trolling. I can remember the fear I felt watching my Dad digging a bomb shelter while the events in this one were happening.

This is an extremely valuable piece of footage. It features all the centre figures of the Cuban Missile Crisis, given that most of these people have died since...

Thats fascinating stuff. Suspense was better than any movie Ive ever seen.

And Cuba has been paying the price ever since

@lg71020896

6 жыл бұрын

Actually the US is butthurt for Cuba's defiance, the US doesn't actually care about the well been of the cubans, let's just take a look at the latin american countries that are the beneficiaries of the most US interventions, like Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Haiti, they are the poorest countries in the region.

@latinospammer8441

4 жыл бұрын

@@lg71020896 lol yeah

@dantaylor7344

3 жыл бұрын

How's that free US healthcare going? You've had 75 years to get it right................

@metagen77

3 жыл бұрын

@@dantaylor7344 What?

@dantaylor7344

3 жыл бұрын

@@metagen77 Too complicated for you, unsurprisingly

They interviewed Fidel Castro???? Wow End all be all of documentaries

Never forget, Castro died on black friday. The most captialist day of the year.

Theme music sounds like from those many spy films and TV series that were made and became so popular after the first James Bond film 007 .

not gonna lie, got my attention REAL quick when fkn fidel castro was being interviewed. wow.

Kennedy very carefully said that "no AMERICAN troops" would invade Cuba - which was, in the literal sense, true. And the technicality was delivered so smoothly that nobody picked up on it - at the time. If the Americans had opened their eyes in 1959 (taking the long view) they would have done business with Castro in Washington and could have had him in their pocket instead of forcing him to turn to the Russians for financial support. But after the big U.S. corporations and banks who (along with the Mafia) owned Congress were thrown out of Havana there wasn't anything positive that Kennedy (who inherited the whole mess) could do.

@lg71020896

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, he actually didn't lie, he was a sneaky SOB.

i wonder, was there a single problem that CIA wouldn't try to resolve with LSD ?

@lg71020896

6 жыл бұрын

No wonder they see threats everywhere and their assessments are so far from reality, they are high as fuck

@jamiecullum5567

3 жыл бұрын

Lsd wont solve any problems but it will create some interesting new ones

@keirandunwoodie8138

3 жыл бұрын

LSD might have mental health benefits if used in the correct doses

@brianjohnson6053

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean was the cia is in everything still

Their series is so amazing interviews from all sides

A few years ago I sailed on a cruise liner which was to make a stop in Havana. I asked a stewardess if Cuba was in a different time-zone and to what time I should set my watch. She said "Yes - 1959" !! The end of the world was imminent and what did Americans do? They went shopping.

we exploited the shit out of cuba before the revolution.

@reymiguelperez6643

5 жыл бұрын

True and supported that ruthless Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista. Just like on the case of U.S. support to Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr. for more than 20 years. Luckily for us Filipinos, Marcos was ousted by a democratic 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution instead of a communist revolution that could be initiated by the Filipino Reds.

@burnitlikearis8310

5 жыл бұрын

and will be able to resume exploitations in another 5 years or so

watching this in class and almost shat myself seeing castro

“The bay of pigs, we know you were there”

@Linneom

4 жыл бұрын

Hey it was just a party with the bois. Don't call it that :(

Don't wait for the translation! The klingon Admiral Chang couldn't have said that better. 😂

Golden age of history docs when freakin fidel castro and mcnamara were alive to be interviewed

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Chapters 📖🔖: 1:45 Cuban Revolution 1953-59; Fulgencio Batista; Fidel Castro 4:22 Land Reforms & Nationalization 5:38 Trade embargoes; CIA sabotage operations in Cuba using exiles 8:32 Botched Bay of Pigs🐷 Invasion 15:02 Cuban Missile Crisis; Naval Quarantine; DEFCON-2; 34:18 Adlai Stevenson vs. Valerian Zorin @ UN

COLD WAR 2.0 THANK YOU BUSH OBAMA

@Zelousmarineinspace

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, Thank you Bush you stupid idiot, and Thank you Obama you corrupt war mongering anti-american. And now we have to help Donald Trump of all people pick up the pieces and damage control with the Russians.

Back when CNN was good and impartial

@keirandunwoodie8138

5 жыл бұрын

Only because daddy trump says is not

@dantaylor7344

3 жыл бұрын

CNN? This is BBC

@tomerzafon4

2 жыл бұрын

When it was imparting impartial propaganda.

@wallstreettrader1

Жыл бұрын

Where is the proof that this is CNN? I see nothing to support that.

Just casually opens with Fidel Castro.... that's awesome hahah

Imagine doin Mrs Kelly’s homework

The intro 🔥🔥🔥

Castro was one sick SOB

It is amazing to me how the entire planet came withing meer minutes of complete obliteration. I can only imagine how many of those in power in Washington aged about 30 yrs in a period of about 2 weeks.

I love these documentaries. They are excellently made, and are amazingly good. In this episode, however, I must admit that I think it's unfair that Pope John XXIII's broadcast on Sep 23 isn't even mentioned. It helped give both world powers the peacemaker aura which helped bring the crisis to a peaceful conclusion.

Impressive how they got Castro, but it's a shame they didn't manage to convince Kennedy to part-take in this interview. A debate between the two would have been wonderful to see.

@withnail-and-i

6 жыл бұрын

I hope you're not being serious.

@josepho3583

6 жыл бұрын

Johnathan Fanis it's a nineties documentary

@terrondt

Жыл бұрын

JFK died in ‘63 dude

Castro: “no murder, no crimes” yeah bull sh!t. What about all of the people thrown into prison who opposed his regime, never hear about them, do we.

@RobJaskula

Жыл бұрын

... literally the next thing the documentary talks about are the summary executions that followed, complete with video of two firing squads.

Pretty hard to believe that Fidel Castro is now dead at 90...

@t95kush27

7 жыл бұрын

I know right

@sulik6228

7 жыл бұрын

rip in piece sweet comrade

@Fnargl99

7 жыл бұрын

you spelled Justin Trudeau's dad wrong

@ChrisBryer

7 жыл бұрын

Im surprised they got him for this documentary

@alexanderrosales7675

6 жыл бұрын

fsffsa5325324 gotta admit the mofo had charisma.

What I fail to understand is that why didn't Russia do anything when USA placed it's missiles in Turkey. Were they unaware and choose to live with it once they came to know about it? Wasn't there any crisis that time ?

@ImAzraa

7 жыл бұрын

Probably because that was in a period when Stalin had just died and the kremlin was in a political pause to find a new leader. When Nikita emerged, the US had already mounted significant operations everywhere, from death squads in south america, cia intrusions in nearly every country, to name a few

@amkrause2004

4 жыл бұрын

Well I will try to help answer that. I know its been 2 years. But technically the SU did do something in response to the Jupiter Missiles in Turkey. They placed missiles in Cuba. Our Missiles in Turkey were deployed in 1959, but didn't become operational until 1961. We also had Jupiter Missile sites in Italy as well. The thing about the Jupiter missiles and why the SU didn't make a big deal is one, It was NATO that agreed to have the missiles placed. second, the SU as well as the US knew the Jupiters werent that hard to shoot down. Even though missile tech was in the infancy, it would've been no problem shooting them down while being launched.

@TheDoctor1225

3 жыл бұрын

@@amkrause2004 I also think it's fair to say that unlike what the Soviets did in Cuba, we didn't try and sneak them in the back door when they were deployed in Europe. That seems to be the part that everyone conveniently forgets. I also believe there was quite a difference in distance, as was pointed out above with the ability to shoot them down. Cuba was 90 miles from the USA. Quite a different thing than the distance from Italy or Turkey to major Soviet cities.

@amkrause2004

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheDoctor1225 Oh yeah that is a fair point. That is one thing about our govt. We do announce that stuff.

@tomerzafon4

2 жыл бұрын

@@amkrause2004 The US did announce before deploying U-2 spy plane in Japan or Pakistan, Right?

The inspiration for the “Tropico” Series 😉

Cold war meets hot salsa

It took me a couple seconds to realise they actually had Fidel Castro on the documentary, i thought it was some old footage or something they just put in. Impressive work CNN!

@kbonh22

2 жыл бұрын

Even more shocking that CNN was actually a credible network not so long ago.

@joostvanwijk3842

2 жыл бұрын

@@kbonh22 Indeed, they are not recognizable apart from the acronym. Things come and go, there are many new sources of proper journalism today.

The Bay of Pigs fiasco reminds me a little of Operation Market-Garden in Holland in September 1944. The original plan had merit in both but too many compromises, red flags or changes to the original idea had seriously hurt the odds of success yet both went ahead with predictable disastrous results. There are differences, of course in each event, like the change of administration in the Bay of Pigs planning stage whereas in 1944 the Allied Command was the same throughout Market-Garden. Bottom line was that both should never have been allowed to proceed after serious red flags or change in circumstances became evident. The Bay of Pigs should’ve been stopped when Kennedy cancelled the Air element of the plan for fear it would reveal the extent of American involvement and Market-Garden was allowed to proceed despite Allied Intelligence reports (and photos) of German Panzer units refitting in the area and the fact that paratroopers would have to be dropped up to 8 miles from their objective. The scale of Market-Garden was much larger but both operations led to many unnecessary dead, wounded & captured men.

@malafunkshun8086

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting Analogy 🤙🏼

Great video!!

18:38 Those frames of black and white aerial film are HUGE ! A single frame in 35mm nikon slr back then would be like five hundred to a thousand times smaller . Those pictures enlarged would be useless blobs of haze of shades of gray if from a 35mm frame .

I turned four years old at the start of the Cuban Missile Crisis. I had no idea how close we came to WW3. 😳

What dilemmas did Kennedy have to deal with during the crisis? How close were we to a 3rd world war? Who was involved in making strategic decisions in the US? In what ways were the perspectives of Kennedy, Krushchev and Castro different? Who do you think was most influential in ending the crisis? What role did Castro play? Help please!

@emili0r3y46

7 жыл бұрын

is this an IB class or

@Edgethebest2011

7 жыл бұрын

yes

@withnail-and-i

6 жыл бұрын

Read a book? Lmao

@malafunkshun8086

6 жыл бұрын

Watch this episode, check out some Wikipedia pages, and then read the books. You'll find your answers.... 😉

4:57 khrushchev be like. lemme see whats in your pocket.

I like this

indescribablee.

Havana oo na na (the pop war)

What about the X-Men???

Embedding disabled?

The most dangerous place in Cuba used to be between Fidel and a camera crew.

अच्छा फैसला किया जो मिसाइल वहां से हटा ली अन्यथा यह पूरी पृथ्वी को ही बर्बाद कर देते

At some point Kennedy should have just called up the soviets and said, look, this is silly what we're doing. How about you do you and we'll do us, promise each other not to try and force each other's system on anybody and just let people decide for themselves what system they want to live under through democratic elections.

@CaptainGrimes1

3 жыл бұрын

Except communists don't believe in democratic elections. They believe in world revolution by the working class. So no that would never have resolved anything.

@nasdan5000

3 жыл бұрын

@@CaptainGrimes1 good point, so what's next? We all lose

@CaptainGrimes1

3 жыл бұрын

@@nasdan5000 Detente is what happens next. The world was lucky that both Kennedy and Kruschev weren't maniacs.

@nasdan5000

3 жыл бұрын

@@CaptainGrimes1 the minds of men

11:30 - 'Rescue freedom and Democracy'. What a joke.

@angelmariamartin4308

4 жыл бұрын

Not worst than Castro Regime.

@TheDoctor1225

4 жыл бұрын

Easy to say from the safety and comfort of some 60 years later, with the advantage of history and knowing how it all turned out, isn't it?

I brought several exotic yet poisonous breeds of cats into Cuba ahead of the Invasion. Unfortunately they did not wreck havoc like we thought

does anyone know how to source these documentaries? The writer or producer? The release date?

@CaptainGrimes1

3 жыл бұрын

Google it 🙄

@theenemyofthearrogant4784

2 жыл бұрын

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_War_(TV_series)

This episode should've ended with footage of the Soviets ships returning back to Russia under American survielence not Pierre Salinger interview.

@dantaylor7344

3 жыл бұрын

SHould have ended with US army missile being withdrawn out of Turkey..............of course there's no official footage of that is there?

@67nairb

3 жыл бұрын

@@dantaylor7344 I don't know. But the Bay of Pigs invasion might've succeeded if Kennedy hadn't decided to deny the U.S. Army and the anti-Castro Cuban units airport at the last minute.

@dantaylor7344

3 жыл бұрын

@@67nairb Trust me there's no official footage of that happening, the USA couldn't take such humiliation. Bay of Pigs was never going to work the Cuban people in 1960s actually wanted Castro, just like the Vietnamese actually wanted Ho Chi Min just like the Iraqi's preferred Hussein to carnage. USA has a pattern of going around nations fucking them up then leaving ASAP

@67nairb

3 жыл бұрын

@@dantaylor7344 Castro and Ho Chi Minh may have died of natural causes, but Saddam Hussein was overthrown and put on trial for crimes against humanity, found guilty, sentenced to death, and executed.

@dantaylor7344

3 жыл бұрын

@@67nairb Mmmmmmm not sure that's the best excuse to invade and piss up someone else's nation

Okay this might sound incredibly stupid but was that the actual Fidel Castro they interviewed?

@marcdellorusso180

8 жыл бұрын

You better believe it.

@dmath1490

8 жыл бұрын

Damn

@tonyhancock3284

7 жыл бұрын

See what US propaganda does to you? You don't believe a documentary would interview the real Castro. How much else has Fox clouded over the years?

@lg71020896

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, you are never going to hear Castro speaking in the mainstream media, that would be unacceptable, too dangerous, that's why all you hear is stories and fairy tales about him.

@TheDoctor1225

3 жыл бұрын

@@tonyhancock3284 Yeah because you know it couldn't possibly have been that (a) the person didn't know he was still alive at the time or (b) is used to seeing re-enactments and the like. Nope. HAS to be propaganda and the obligatory dig at Fox News. I'm surprised you didn't work in something about Obama or Trump in there. What a sad existence.

40:22, Bobby Kennedy's good advice the averted a nuclear missile strike.

Anyone know the official citation for this source? Who produced it? etc.

@MooseMeus

8 ай бұрын

produced by CNN in 1998.

Wasnt the decision to allow Soviet missiles in Cuba a virtual handover of Cuban sovereignty to the Soviets?

I find it funny how the americans put nuclear missiles in Turkey and as soon as the Soviets put their missiles close to the USA the US americans were the ones that complained. To illustrate it more authentically imagine you are in a street fight with fists against another person. The person whips out a knife and as soon as you see that you whip out your own knife. Upon you whipping out your own knife the other person start complaining that you are using a knife. Very contradictory...

Future ref 4:49 - 5:00 13:46 14:03 24:50

@Journal_Haris

3 жыл бұрын

Mmmmmmm I agree

@Journal_Haris

3 жыл бұрын

Well said

I'm against communism and all but the U.S were the provocateurs of this crisis and held double standards.

@joshuacondell1686

4 жыл бұрын

Whats so bad about it?

@JordanDinstrumentals

4 жыл бұрын

@@joshuacondell1686 living equally in poverty and being dictated by the communist party.

@kbonh22

2 жыл бұрын

@@joshuacondell1686 Only killed 100 million people 🤔

yeah this episode got me worked up. I am kind of glad Nixon wasn't in the office instead but I still feel like it was Kennedy's fault it got this bad in the first place. Why couldn't we try to help Cuba by actually helping them like in the Marshall act instead of attacking them? Castro might of been paranoid already but we certainly made him more so. Then we encourage people to go die and never help them. Also Kennedy didn't hardly do anything when the Berlin wall is getting built as well. I am going to get really mad during the Vietnam episode.

@speakertreatz

3 жыл бұрын

There is a documentary I think just called 'Kennedy' fairly long, about 3.5 hours and when it gets to the first year of his administration everyone interviewed - including Robert McNamara - admit Kennedy was deliberately misinformed by his military and security chiefs on foreign policy, because they had operations planned during the Eisenhower era that they wanted carrying out, including Bay Of Pigs.

I had some sympathy for Castro. But on this interview he shows himself to be a narrowminded, black and white kind of thinker. Was he really under any illusion that the USSR would fight a thermonuclear war because of his petty Island revolution? Really? He was dismayed about the USSR decision? The man must have been crazy.

@melavzla

4 жыл бұрын

I never understood people's sympathy for Castro, never... and the biggest reason I have no sympathy for him is excatly because he wouldn't have care if the world came to an end because of a stupid revolution in his petty island, he would've laughed all the way to hell because his stupid island played a part on it.

@angelmariamartin4308

4 жыл бұрын

Hard to sympathyced with a corrupt murder.

@TheDoctor1225

4 жыл бұрын

@@angelmariamartin4308 Not when you consider there are people out there who still wear Che Guevera shirts, as though he were some kind of peaceful leader and great philosopher. People only see what they want to see. Castro was a corrupt murderer, indeed. Having spoken to people who lived under his regime, I'd think they had a far better idea of it than I did.

@keirandunwoodie8138

3 жыл бұрын

Melissa Bellais you do realise if the ussr could have proven American involvement in the bombings a proportional response would have been the same.

The missile crisis was like Pearl Harbour and 9/11 to an American sensibility i.e a hard reminder that they were not invincible or ultimately out of harm's reach.

I hate to imagine what would of happened if Donald Trump was in JFK's shoes

@Zelousmarineinspace

7 жыл бұрын

It would have been worse if it was Hilary, with her anti-russian stance, and considering she wanted to go to war with Russia, and that Trump is more friendly with Putin, I reccon Trump would have done pretty much the same things as JFK did.

@withnail-and-i

6 жыл бұрын

Carter said that if we had had the Bush Jr/Cheney administration during the cold war we'd be dead for sure. Lucky us those crazies hadn't gotten deep enough in the white house by that time.

@SwaggerNauts365

5 жыл бұрын

And I Carter was a fucking terrible president.

@dorianphilotheates3769

5 жыл бұрын

Auruyn May - He would take out better insurance coverage on his property holdings...

@scott6504

5 жыл бұрын

He would have done just the same. They both don't flinch in foreign policy.

Russia always trying to be badass but ending up shooting themselves in the foot

Jesus Loves You All

The cia never was able to kill Castro. For good reason

It boggles my mind that they went to nuclear war would lead to thousands dead from oh its just a few japanese fishermen who just happened to be *miles* away but its fine

Using Fidel as a source is extremely problematic. He keeps talking about advising Kruschev, but other versions say that the Russians never consulted with the Cubans during the crisis.

Nuclear weapons in Turkey, Nuclear weapons in Cuba. Nuclear weapons withdrawn from Cuba, nuclear weapons withdrawn and Russian support of Cuba withdrawn. Fidel a tad perturbed.

3:28 (you can leave your hat on...)

Trump would have simply built a wall

Defensive Atomic bombs? Cuba was left defefenless. Trade embargo still in effect against Cuba.

@owlnyc666

Жыл бұрын

I would say that if not Cuba, Fidel Castro lost. The...."illegal" block adequate at one of Cuba is still in effect. Kruschev so!d out Casro . It is not surprising that Castro was "irate". As a response to the blockade Castro exported Communist revolution to S. America and Africa. 😇😎😉

Manifold.

when I look to this documentary, I'm so pissed at the United states. Their companies lost their possessions in this region, so they felt justify to trigger a war and declare a trade embargo. The whole shit cooked up until we were at the verge of total destruction. And all this was diffused as the almighty king USA decided have a talk. But they learned nothing since and made the same mistake again and again. If this land were a guy, he would have a tutor.

@Kitties_are_pretty

7 жыл бұрын

Commie.

@withnail-and-i

6 жыл бұрын

2 brainwashed Americans relying to name calling instead of actually answering to his point. Typical.

@JohnDoe-ef3nv

5 жыл бұрын

The same things happen today. The US doesn't like when a country takes control of their own course. Look at Iran, Syria, Iraq. The US and specifically the corporations that truly control the US are greedy pigs and want control of the world's oil supply.

@TheDoctor1225

4 жыл бұрын

You're pissed at something that happened some 60 years ago? Wow. You must be blessed to have a life that allows you to have such luxury, considering you weren't there, and weren't making the decisions.

@keirandunwoodie8138

3 жыл бұрын

Joshua Brooks fascist

Justin trudeau’s real daddy

usa and soviets should have made a deal us gets cuba soviets get vietnam.

You will not wait for the translation used in Star Trek 6

They got Fidel Castro because this was CNN in 1990 and Castro watched CNN alot.

@wallstreettrader1

Жыл бұрын

Several of you here in comments say that this is CNN. Where is that evidence?

43:39 is that the biggest d*** in the history of USA? no not the guy, in the background.. it was the first thing that came to mind.. great serie, very interesting to watch

06:31 11:43 35:23- 44:15

Fidel Castro was a brilliant revolutionary leader, who liberated his country from American colonialism, brought health care education and massive social progress to millions of Cubans, and made Cuba a small Caribbean island into a major player in international politics. And this despite decades of American sanctions, embargo, terrorist attacks and subversion,and invasion, and threats to use nuclear bombs against a tiny island nation. I don't agree with everything he did, but these are the hard cold facts. Love it or hate it.

@TheDoctor1225

3 жыл бұрын

You forgot "selective" in your description. "Cold, hard SELECTIVE facts." Love it or hate it. You're as selective in your choice of "facts" as you no doubt accuse others of being. That's like saying "Yeah, that Stalin guy, he built his country up into a superpower so well" while conveniently forgetting the purges, atrocities, millions killed..... you're a loon.

@theenemyofthearrogant4784

2 жыл бұрын

He was indeed a hero of the Anti Imperialist Movement.

@hamaqadr7741

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheDoctor1225 long live castro in your face shithead i don't care about castro actually i just wanna respond with an opposed manner to your opinions which you share in reply under every comment with aggression & name calling and thinking that everybody must be like you..

!

soo castro was'nt very smart

When the Americans put missiles close to the Soviet Union, it's fine. But when the Soviet Union deployed missiles close to the US, the Americans went nuts.

@TheDoctor1225

3 жыл бұрын

When the Soviet Union tried to SNEAK missiles close to the US. Let's get our history right, shall we, comrade?

Several comments here say that this series is from CNN. Proof? I see no evidence of this.

@cjryan4097

Жыл бұрын

It was a CNN/BBC collaboration.

Hhh

Fidel Castro looks fucking insane in this interview. I half expect Kenneth Branagh to narrate "I am on a drug, it's called FIDEL CASTRO",

I will pay a 1000 usd for every truth that comes out of castros mouth. There is none, matter of fact this documentary is full of lies, opinions and contradictions.

Cuba is much closer to the US than Turkey is to Russia

@TheDoctor1225

3 жыл бұрын

yeah - convenient how people forget little facts like that, or that the missiles in Turkey and Italy were put in openly, not sneaked in covertly.

@nolo5220

2 жыл бұрын

However the US was still able to immediately strike the USSR. Which was why the two are compared, the distance is no matter because both would do the same thing.

@nolo5220

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheDoctor1225 However the US was still able to immediately strike the USSR. Which was why the two are compared, the distance is no matter because both would do the same thing.

Fortnite

After that terrible fiasco was resolved, both Kennedy and Kruschev (Along with those involved) should have been hanged for crimes against humanity.

@withnail-and-i

6 жыл бұрын

Kennedy was

@knowledgeseeker-yy1ix

8 ай бұрын

considering that nothing really happened to humanity...other than worry...not really...

If Americans do it it's cool but if soviet did it all he'll breaks loose?? Typical Americans, they deserved one more term of trump🤣

@TheDoctor1225

3 жыл бұрын

What a pathetic statement. He's out of office now - you can go back in your hole and try and be cured of your TDS. Typical ignorance of a person painting with a broad brush, so stick your "typical Americans" comment where it belongs.

@aashishpandey7796

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheDoctor1225 well as if biden is a good leader 🤣🤣🤣 americans talking about arrogance is epitome of hypocrisy

@nolo5220

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheDoctor1225 American moment

Typical Americans, its ok they have nuclear missles in Turkey and all around Russia, but Russian missles around them are an outrage. Thank god Russians were sane in this and other situations and kept the world peace.

fuck usa imperaliasm viva fidel castro viva ernaste che guevara viva raul castro