Che and the modern education

This Che (#26) is a middling one, even if I have to confess to this. But soooooo true...

Che - the incomparable

This Che (#25) may well be the best so far. If I wasn't sure there will be even better ones. Behold:

And a bonus to go with it: 10 of the Most Psychotic Quotes from Socialist Hero Che Guevara

Che - simply revolting

This version of Che (#24) might require the viewer to take a dose of antiemetic:

You have been warned!

Simply Che - in Italian

Sometimes - frequently, in fact - I envy the ability of Italian folks to take the life easy. As this Che (#23 in the collection) will surely prove.

Parco di Pinocchio, Collodi, Italy.

With thanks to T.

Simply Che - a questionable one

No, not because we would really question that image (#22 in the collection, by the way):

Simply Che - an ultimate one?

This Che, #21 in the gallery, very well could be the best (but not the final, I promise):

Simply Che

After a longish break, this entry (#20) is displaying the dead T-shirt deity's connection to art. MalkoviChe...

More of Malkovich collection here.

Simply Che - special Syrian edition

By a strange coincidence, after a long break in the series I have posted recently another post in the series. And in a few days the subject came up again (#19), in a rather unusual circumstances.

What happened is that I have stumbled upon a blog Syrian Perspective kept by Baby Assad loyalists. In the post that I've opened they gleefully report upon an operation that killed quite a lot of rebels, naming some of them. What struck me as especially poignant was the picture of the jubilant victors:

So, as you can see, the tee shirt killer finds himself in some unexpected places. Probably his spirit thrives on it...

A few words about that Syrian Perspective blog. Quite politically astute, the folks there quote (for instance) Pat Buchanan - from Lew Rockwell's site. With poorly veiled hints about Z... you know who promoting you know what.

It is also interesting to read the comments there. Some Russian supporters of Baby Assad are quite fearsome, throwing around a lot of techno-thriller stuff, prophesying the end of 6th Fleet etc. Quite enjoyable, until you get tired of that kind of verbal masturbation.

And more pro-Assad propaganda, of course.

Simply Che

The long break in the series was simply inexcusable. After a long interruption a low-key one (#18):

Simply Che

It's already number 17 in the series. How the time flies...

I think it suits him.

Simply Che

This version (#16) is related to a previously published one, but differs slightly:

Mmm...

Simply Che

Number 15:

Where the ultimate insults are concerned, that one should be the ultimatest...

Simply Che

This is the unlucky thirteenth, or more lucky thirteenth and fourteenth Che in the collection, since this one will contain two pictures on the same subject:

And:

To understand the irony of these depictions, check this out.

Simply Che

Well, Cho in this case.

And some additional reading material on the subject.

Simply Che

Number eleven, and I am certain the subject will turn in his grave several times:

Mmm...

Simply Che

Number ten in the collection.

Not funny. But true.

Simply Che

Number nine in the collection. Not bad at all, methinks.

Simply Che

The eighth in the collection and a cool one too:

Simply Che

The seventh and so far the most original one:

This one is by Denis Lopatin.

Simply Che - with a twist

This is the sixth snapshot in our collection of vintage depictions of that crea-Che.

Today, however, with a free appendix: How Che Guevara Nearly Started World War Three. Enjoy knowing that Bolivians removed this blighter from the planet not a day too early.