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Not that it changes things about how commies operate but the following is from Pulitzer: quote:United Press International, by Andrew Lopez For his series of four photographs of a corporal, formerly of Dictator Batista's army, who was executed by a Castro firing squad, the principal picture showing the condemned man receiving last rites. It’s a series of four photographs. Only two of which are available. Here’s the 2nd one.


I’m probably like you in that when I see stuff like this posted I do a little more research just out of curiosity. As you have stated the guy in the picture was not a farmer.

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• Identity of the Condemned Man. Rodríguez was a corporal in the army of ousted Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista, not a landowning farmer.


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• Reason for Execution. A revolutionary military tribunal in Matanzas, Cuba, convicted Rodríguez of murdering two brothers connected to Fidel Castro's 26th of July Movement. • Che Guevara's Role. Viral social media captions often claim Che Guevara presided over a four-minute trial for this execution, though historical records show no evidence that Guevara participated in the proceedings.
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Modern breeds of chicken go from hatchling to ready for slaughter in 6 weeks. These aren’t your great grandaddy’s birds much less the Jurassic period natural descendants. Bred for survival, quick maturation, and then consumption.


Guy that works for me raises chickens on the side and and sells primarily to Mexicans. They will pay $20 for a chicken to eat. He said they will not eat a white chicken. Lot of them work in chicken houses and slaughter houses and see how those chickens are raised.
Neurosurgeon

People think brain surgeons are really smart but a lot of times I’m in there poking around and have no idea what some of that stuff is or does.

re: 2026 Fall Garden Thread

Posted by highcotton2 on 11/9/26 at 5:11 pm to
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you’ll ignore all your other greens and just eat the beet greens. They are excellent raw or cooked and are so good for you


Where my sweet corn was planted the ground got covered with what I thought was some kind of spurge. There were some Mexican guys over and they saw it and went nuts for it. It ended up being Purslane and they called it a super food. Wild how it completely took over the ground.

Purslane is packed with vitamins A, C, and E, minerals (magnesium, potassium, calcium, and iron), antioxidants, and contains higher levels of plant-based Omega-3 fatty acids (alpha-linolenic acid) than almost any other leafy vegetable.

re: Tube-r-ville

Posted by highcotton2 on 11/9/26 at 3:07 pm to
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Black Democrats did their best to get Strong elected. They went to black churches in the Hsv area and held workshops for voting straight (D) ticket because this election the motto was "vote blue no matter who". It made the race close but Strong came up short in the end.


Strong did get elected but it wasn’t from Democrats support. The hell are you talking about?

re: Do we realy need 7-up?

Posted by highcotton2 on 11/9/26 at 7:48 am to
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All of those lemon-lime sodas are gross.


The greatest.

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With warnings of a frost coming my wife may be harvesting the rest of the turnip greens and turnips soon.


Lot of people don’t even start harvesting greens until after it frosts on them. Claim it makes them sweeter. We will harvest these all the way to Christmas.

re: 2026 Fall Garden Thread

Posted by highcotton2 on 11/8/26 at 10:03 am to
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Damn, that's a lot of kale and collards. I'll assume you're growing to sell most of it at farmer's markets or to retail outlets.........


I plant it where my sweet corn was planted. I always do about an acre for my neighbors. Put buckwheat on the rest let it make seed then disc in for a second crop to flower for the bees. Have a neighbor who has hives and there is not a lot of stuff blooming right now so they cover up the buck wheat field. Buckwheat will flower in about 3 weeks from planting. Ducks and turkey also love the seed.
this is a prime example of dumbasses looking at the “D” and voting without thinking.

What if they did not put party affiliation beside the names on a ballot and left it up to the voter to do some research on who they want to vote for? Shouldn’t you at least have a little knowledge of a person before you are allowed to cast a vote?
My Kale and Collards are looking good but the army worms hit my purple top turnips pretty bad.



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I didn’t know they were harmless back then. I have had them escort me out of woods 6 feet of the ground, sit over the food plot, race into the sky etc.


What are you talking about? Never heard of this. You say they are harmless so what exactly are you seeing?

re: Finding outside skirt steak?

Posted by highcotton2 on 11/4/26 at 8:01 pm to
My local Costco has it. Saw some at Publix the other day and it was $28/lb.
That dude is a former Navy Seal and GRS CIA agent. He is probably over qualified for that job.
The guy she beat grew up in an orphanage and founded a billion dollar company. Wonder which one is more of a true leader?
Just got done voting and the power went out n Madison County AL. All traffic lights down and people do not understand the four way stop. This is how it begins.

re: Popeyes Onion Rings: UPDATE!

Posted by highcotton2 on 11/2/26 at 10:22 pm to
They have gone to a beer batter style. I believe the original was a seasoned flour batter.
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And I was right. There isn't a good reason.


There is not a good reason yet all major suppliers offer this option. Ok Boomer you win.
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Austria has folded……


Maybe Glock will survive.
Glad you agree. Not sure why you wasted effort typing out all that other bullshite.

Because you said there is not one good reason and there are multiple good reasons. It’s up to you to decide if the good outweigh the bad.