But then i wouldn't be around
But....then i wouldn't be around
but then you wouldn't be around
To the rhythm of "Fullmetal Alchemist"
No, the missile gap was way too large at that point. USSR would have been totally destroyed while the USA would probably still exist. Western Europe would be toast though...
When you're right, you're right.
Yeah yeah, and the paris commune should have marched on versailles we know /s
CMV.. commercial motor vehicle?
(bear with me I'm getting trained to drive a bus)If it was certain to be a Dien Bien Phu-esque operation, then goddamn he should've...
I mean, yeah
Fidel wanted to but cornman was a coward
Did Fidel actually want to or just want to have them defensively?
I know Che was all about nuclear accelerationism though. I thought they disagreed.
Screenshots from Fidel's autobiography, tldr (at least as I read it) is that Fidel wanted Cornman to nuke the US if there was any invasion of Cuba.
Fidel wrote to cornman on 26 october (27 october in russia) telling him to send nukes if he thinks an invasion is going to happen
Cornman wrote back on the 28th, basically telling fidel to chill bc he wants peace
And Fidel wrote again to Cornman the same day telling him that he will not chill cuba is in danger
Cornman replied on the 30th with a lotta platitudes (Cornman thought he won the missile crisis lol) but most relevant here is him saying fidel's "send the nukes" idea was wrong
Fidel's reply (Oct. 31) shows what he thought of Cornman's 'victory':
Castro did send a message to Moscow indicating he was willing to sacrifice the island to nuke the US, but I think it's pretty clear he was just frustrated with the fact that the USSR and US weren't involving Cuban leadership enough in general, and was basically just trying to get Moscow's attention. At least that's what I remember, it's been a long time since I read about it though
No one will CYV here, comrade.
