Grunehertz, if you'll read the book - I hope you'll find the Che's "article" at least "interesting". The most serious part of an extremely funny novel.
The main character of the novell, PR employee Tatarsky walks around Moscow with a strange urge to spend some money. He walks into a shop and buys a T-shirt with Che Guevara, and an "ouija board". He summons the spirit of Che (in fact because he sees his face on a T-shirt), and the spirit writes down tha above-mentioned "atricle".
It's interesting how easily people place words into my mouth. Mietla, one of us probably don't know English good enough, or our lack of knowledge combines - I can't see any other reason for obvious misunderstanding.
I advice you to hang a Soviet flag onto your wall, to throw something at it instead of trying to persuade everyone that I am an Evil Communist.
I really have read Che's diaries, and his book about partisan warfare. A good reading. Great people, great efforts, good initial goals, but a usual ideological and economical f@#k-up in the end... I am happy that Chechens never read his partisan's tetbook, especialy the ideological part.
I don't know if Americans read books or not, but I always thought that people at flightsim boards usually read more then average. I read at least 100-150 pages daily, and feel extremely uncomfortable if I have nothing to read.
