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You've been with us at the factory for seven years, happy, engineer? What do you mean happy? I'm honored to be working in the first socialist factory in the world. It was necessary, it was necessary to have a factory where everyone gets paid the same, from the lowly sweeper to the handsome manager. And what's this? $5,000 a

month? We all get $5,000 a month. Wait a minute, he gets $5,000 a month? Then why do I get $4,500? Who said $5,000? We all get $4,500. Wait a minute, you guys get $ 4,500? Then why do I get $2,000? I said 4500, we mean $2000. 2000, isn't it? We don't all earn $200. 200, isn't it? We don't

all earn $100. 100, isn't it? We don't get a meal and juice. A meal and juice? Wasn't that a kind word? Just a second, I mean, this isn't volunteer work. Volunteer work? We're not all working as slaves.

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to come. This is a presentation. And peace and blessings be upon you. Welcome to a new episode of the Al-Daheeh program. We want the beautiful viewer. I want you to wear your best outfit because we're going to meet a very important person. I'll take you by the hand and we'll go to 8th of October. 1967,

my dear, we're going to Bolivia, and there we'll meet Che Guevara himself. Abu Hamid, excuse me, you're a real man, Abu Taqiya. Yes, my dear, we're talking about the same person, the man with the beret, the military uniform, and the Cuban cigar. The man's gaze is full of defiance, rebellion, and revolution, my dear. I don't want you to be embarrassed when you see him