La 2da conferencia del futuro político de las Antillas Holandesa

Oprima el siguiente enlace para ver un video sobre este evento: https://www.facebook.com/kierboneirubek.bek/videos/1203603419784164/

InformacionAlDesnudo estará transmitiéndolo en vivo.

Are people important to the US government?

Click on the following link to watch a video about how private citizens must do what the government that we elect ought to be doing for us: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/hurricane-maria-puerto-rico-tarps-supplies-not-delivered-ap-report/

When the United States government decides to go to war, it is amazing how the money and everything else that it needs is there when needed.  And who benefits from those war? Not the US citizens. The 1% of the US citizens that make so much money from these wars. How could that be a government by the people and for the people?

Join our permanent protests to force the US government to comply with the 36 United Nations resolutions asking it to give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans, because those who have maintained Puerto Rico as its colony since 1898 don’t believe in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

Thanksgiving isn’t what you were brainwashed to believe

Click on the following link to get a glimpse of what really happened: https://www.facebook.com/MicMedia/videos/1720273941328722/

You can’t rely that the United States (US) government will tell you the truth. The US is not governing for the 100% of its citizens.

You must wake up and educate yourself. Only then will we have a government by the people and for the people.

Inventos para sobrevivir el Huracán María

Milton Olivera Olan y María Cajigas Nieto nos explica una serie de inventos que nosotros podemos construir para resolver muchos problemas después de un huracán. Oprima el siguiente enlace para ver su video: https://youtu.be/qIDjFVkmwuI

1. Usar el agua en el techo, 2:33

2.  La lavadora de ropa y exprimidora, 8:34

3. Inodoro seco, 17:38

4. Lavamanos y lavaplatos, 22:02

5. La Ducha, 23:32

6. La luz, 31:02

7. Cocinar, 41:04

8. Luz con batería de automóvil, 52:54

Usted puede comunicarse con las siguientes personas para más información:

Milton Olivera: 787. 967.3737, molivera1@yahoo.com

María Cajigas Nieto: 939. 452. 9358, macani29@gmail.com

Rolando Meléndez: 787. 365.7329, romy109@hotmail.com y para más inventos, http://romy109.wixsite.com/hidro-solar-boricua    

Brigada Solidaria del Oeste: https://www.facebook.com/brigadasolidariaoeste/

The 2nd Dutch Caribbean’s Political Future Conference

The island nation of Bonaire wants to reunite the Antilles in solidarity for self-determination of the indigenous people. The conference and workshop will be on Saturday, December 2 and Saturday, 3, 2017 in Bonaire.

The Netherland held a referendum in 2004 to ask its islands in the Caribbean about their political futures. The Netherlands claimed that Bonaire chose to have a closer connection to its Kingdom. Bonaire disagreed with the outcome of that referendum.

The Dutch proceeded to make Bonaire a Public Body of the Netherlands under its Constitution in 2006. And in 2015, it elaborated the new constitutional structure for Bonaire.

Bonaire held its own plebiscite on December 18, 2015 where 65% of the people said that they were not happy with what the Dutch was getting ready to do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzyJXdUp-N0

Click on the following link to watch a video of James Finies, an activist of the group, We Want Bonaire Back. He is talking to Dave Levenstone from the island of Saba: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ks4HyW6mSaI

Dave offers great advice that Puerto Ricans could also use in our decolonization struggle. He said that nobody from the outside will love your country more that the people of your country. Therefore, we should be forceful to do what is best for the indigenous people of our country. He is absolutely correct!

This conference will be broadcasted live on www.InformacionAlDesnudo.com

What does a Puerto Rican colonized mind look like?

Click on the following link to watch a video of a colonized mind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvfAsI2ydrg

Ricardo Rosello, the United States’ administrator for the colony of Puerto Rico speaks as if he is oblivious to these facts:

1. The United Nations (UN) proclaimed colonialism a crime against humanity.

2. The UN has asked the United States government via 36 resolutions to immediately give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans.

3.The US government has refused to do so.

4. By doing so, the US government is a terrorist state for engaging in behavior that threatens world peace.

5. That the US government forced its citizenship on Puerto Ricans against their will in 1917.

6. That before Puerto Ricans could even consider becoming a state of the United States, it must first be decolonized under international law.

This is what 120 years of colonialism will do to a person’s mind. Therefore, colonized people have the right under international law to use whatever means necessary to decolonize themselves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

Join our permanent protests to force the US government to comply with the UN resolutions, because those who brainwash a nation to continue to exploit it don’t believe in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

USA: a nation of squatters

As the United States (US) citizens celebrate their holiday of Thanksgiving, they might want to take time to consider that their nation was built on squatting.

The Pilgrims were squatters. They were helped to survived where they squatted by the indigenous people of America. How did the squatters pay them back? The squatters killed them, or put them on “reservations” until today. Are squatters honorable people? Click on the following link to get some history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o69TvQqyGdg

The US government continued squatting westward, until it reached the Pacific Ocean. But, the US government didn’t stop there.

Finally it squatted in Puerto Rico in 1898, after kicking out the previous Spanish squatters. The Spanish had squatted in Puerto Rico for 405 years!

Puerto Rico has been a colony of the United States for the last 120 years. The United States government has benefited so much during that time that it refuses to terminate its squatting. Help us get the squatter out. How?

The United Nations (UN) declared colonialism a crime against humanity in 1960, because it represents a threat to world peace. The UN has asked the US government in 36 resolutions to immediately give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans. It has ignored them all! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

Join us in our permanent protests to force the US squatter to comply with these resolutions, because those who rob other people’s land don’t believe in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

Talking around Puerto Rico’s crisis

Click on the following link to watch a video about the crisis in Puerto Rico: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xR2uvYLvoZk

The sad part for Puerto Ricans is that this crisis will never end with the discourse that we hear in the United States’ (US) press.

The Puerto Rico administrator for the United States said that he is asking for equal treatment in disaster relief for Puerto Ricans. That statement in itself shows a lot of ignorance on the part of Ricardo Rossello.

The US government has never considered Puerto Ricans as equals. The US government classified Puerto Ricans in 1898 as an inferior race. This is why the US government legislated for a special condition to place Puerto Rico in, so that it could discriminate against us.

Puerto Rico is an unincorporated territory of the United States. This is a nice way to say that Puerto Rico is a colony of the United States. Once you understand that, you will be able to also understand why President Trump threw paper towels at Puerto Ricans, and why after two months more than half the population still has no electricity.

In all of the press coverage about the crisis in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, who has mentioned that Puerto Rico is a colony of the United States since 1898?

Who has mentioned that the United Nations (UN) declared colonialism a crime against humanity in 1960?

Who has mentioned that the UN has asked the US government in 36 resolutions to immediately give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

Who has mentioned that the US government has refused to do so, and that that refusal makes the US a terrorist state?

Why aren’t the Puerto Ricans saying that? They have been brainwashed in 120 years to be oblivious to their own real history. Click here to learn some of it from Puerto Rican historian Nelson Rochet Santoro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36JhWdy3iYU&t=123s

Join our permanent protests to force the US government to comply with the UN resolutions, because those who throw paper towels instead of providing real emergency relief don’t believe in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

Finding the main idea about PR colonialism

Loaiza Rivera asked, what will it take for Puerto Ricans to become unified? Puerto Ricans must find the main idea in our decolonization struggle.

As a teacher, I can tell you that this is not an easy skill to teach. Even under the best conditions, it takes time and practice to learn how to do that. 120 years of United States (US) colonialism has greatly hampered Puerto Ricans’ ability to learn it. The US government intentionally gives us the wrong information to maintain us colonized. So, for many Puerto Ricans, what they believe is a main idea is just a detail idea of it. Let’s examine the recent demonstration in Washington DC.

The purpose of the march was to repeal the Jones Act, so that the shipment of goods to and from Puerto Rico could be cheaper. That is not the main idea of our colonial problem. That is just one detail of many to the main idea. What is the main idea?

The main idea is that Puerto Rico is a colony of the United States, and that that is considered by the United Nations since 1960 to be a crime against humanity. If we all understood that, we would all be working together to make the US government comply with the 36 UN resolutions asking it to immediately give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans. But, like Loaiza said, we have a lot of work ahead of us. It is hard to break a 120-year-old habit that is being reinforced daily by the US government! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

Join us in our permanent protests to force the US government to comply with these resolutions, because we are convinced that we will need a category 5 hurricane of people to get this done. We believe this, because those to lie to enslave us don’t believe in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

Washington D.C. Unity March

by Loaiza Rivera – New York City

I went because I wanted to see and feel for myself the vibe and frequency of my people. Unlike other marches that took place today, this unity march allowed and actually welcomed me and the flag I chose to carry. A special thank you to the people of Los Sures, Brooklyn who sponsored the bus I travelled on and who asked me to be front and center in our group photo when they saw me raise my black flag of resistance.

Yes, it is true that we have so much work to do in order to decolonize our island, our people, and our minds. As an old friend used to say, "We need to change the FREQUENCY of our people". This unity march was the perfect opportunity for that. The energy was ripe for those of a nacionalista mentality like myself to change the dialogue that took place.

But the opportunity was lost because the biggest challenge our people face IS unity! Yes, the Hispanic federation and the Hamilton foundation are not of a nacionalista mentality from what I can tell but at THIS march, there were MANY viewpoints expressed throughout the entire march including both stages. And I am glad to see that the nationalist perspective was at least one of them. But we could have done so much more to turn the tide!!!

I counted 4 other resistance flags - one made of posterboard❤, a fabric one like mine, and one on a t-shirt; there was also one other black resistance flag flown just like mines by William Nogueras - but I know I would have seen 100 more if people knew "where to get one" as countless people asked me. In addition to that, you can see many flags with the original blue. So we can't say that this march was all for statehood, or that it was all vendepatrias - it wasn't. It was a relatively accurate representation of our Puerto Rican people - a mixture of people, some lost, some uneducated, many brainwashed, many colonized, and many whose first time it was marching, protesting, and demonstrating. But we ALL showed love, passion, and genuine interest for Puerto Rico and our people which is what really matters.

The question remains, what does it take to unite the Puerto Rican people? What needs to happen for us to stop acting like crabs in a bucket? I have been told that twisted story about the Puerto Rican crabs like 3 or 4 times since hurricane Maria which marked the start of when these newly-inspired "activistas" came out of the woodwork. It mostly goes like this with variations: there's a fisherman selling crabs in three buckets. Two of them have lids, one doesn't. Someone asks the fisherman why the first two buckets have lids but the third bucket has no lid and isn't he worried they'll escape. The fisherman answers, "The first two are Cuban crabs and Dominican crabs. But the ones without a lid are Puerto Rican crabs. They will never escape because as soon as one reaches the top, the rest pull him down". And this is coming out the mouth of Puerto Ricans at different events I've attended!

So is that true? Even among my fellow comrades, I see so much conflict. This inability on a larger scale to accept each other, have an open dialogue, or give each other the chance to express our different sentiments on what will happen with our island.

This year's boycott of the plebiscite shows us our reality: we rather stay home and angry than come out and vote for independence. Yes, I know that last statement is going to ruffle more than a few feathers, and yes I am very well aware that our vote means nothing until it's validated by Congress, but it's the truth. We are spiteful, selfish people, like rats backed into a corner, like crabs in a bucket, like a people suffering from over half a millennium of colonialism and occupation...

So again I ask, let's imagine we are in a bucket, or better yet to make this analogy clearer, we are on a stranded island, both figuratively and literally, and on this island are all of the 8+ million Puerto Ricans that make up our extended family. How do we work together to build a better island? How do we unite for everyone's prosperity, safety, well-being, abundance, betterment, and health? How do we talk and learn from each other? How do help each other? How do we overcome the Puerto Rican condition? How do we build a nation?

US government violates UN Charter

Most people don’t know that the United States (US) government violates the United Nations’ Charter. Click on the following link to see the charter: http://www.un.org/en/sections/un-charter/chapter-i/index.html

You will note the reference in the charter about the respect for human rights, a people’s right to self-determination and independence, and the United Nations’ commitment to eliminate all threats to world peace.

Most people also don’t know that the US government has maintained Puerto Rico as its colony for the past 120 years. The UN has asked the US government in 36 resolutions to immediately give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans. The US government has repeatedly violated the UN’s Charter by refusing to do so. And to show you with what arrogance, it has claimed that this matter is a US domestic affair!

The following link contains the former UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon’s address to the UN’s Decolonization Committee at the beginning its year’s work program for 2013: https://www.un.org/sg/en/content/sg/statement/2013-02-21/secretary-generals-remarks-opening-2013-session-special-committee

His main idea was that the committee needed to be more creative in trying to eradicate colonialism before the end of its 3^rd self-imposed decade.

We decided to suggest to the committee in 2015 that it should broadcast on radio and television the annual UN Puerto Rico decolonization hearings usually on the Monday after Fathers’ Day. The committee ignored us.

We decided to broadcast it ourselves in 2016. Click on the following link to watch it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

The UN blocked our broadcast this year, although somebody else broadcasted it.

The only way to decolonize Puerto Rico will be to inform people about its real history. Then, people who are outraged about it could protest permanently to get it done.

We have no doubt that we will need a category 5 hurricane of people to get this done, because those who violate the UN Charter don’t believe in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

US press lies about Puerto Rico

Click on the following link to read an article about Puerto Rico’s condition 2 months after Hurricane Maria: https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-11-20/real-puerto-rico-fiasco-starts-after-recovery

The real fiasco for Puerto Rico happened in 1898. The United States (US) government decided that it wanted Puerto Rico as its colony. This article never mentioned that! Why? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36JhWdy3iYU&t=129s

If it would have, it would have also had to inform readers that colonialism is against international law since 1960.  The United Nations (UN) declared it a crime against humanity. Thus far, the UN has asked the US government in 36 resolutions to give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans. The US has refused! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

It is upon us to inform ourselves as to the real reason of Puerto Rico’s fiasco. If we do, we would discover that it is due to 120 years of US exploitation. This article talked about everything else, but that!

Join our permanent protests to force the US government to comply with these resolutions, because those who use their press to cover up their crime against humanity don’t believe in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

Todas leyes EEUU en contra puertorriqueños / All US laws against Puerto Ricans

La Marcha Unidad por Puerto Rico tuvo su protesta el domingo, 20 de noviembre de 2017 en Washington, DC para eliminar la ley Jones. Esta ley obliga a los puertorriqueños a tener la ciudadanía estadounidense y usar sus barcos para transportar mercancías a Puerto Rico. Todas las leyes estadounidenses están en contra de los puertorriqueños. Eso no le debe sorprender a nadie, porque para eso son las colonias. A no sea que usted desconoce que Puerto Rico es una colonia del gobierno de Estados Unidos.

Las escuelas y prensa estadounidense no informan de eso. El gobierno de Estados Unidos dice que Puerto Rico es su territorio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

En el 1953, el gobierno de Estados Unidos le pidió a la Organización de Naciones Unidas (ONU) que removiera a Puerto Rico de su lista de colonias, porque ella alcanzó su gobierno proprio con la creación del Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico en el 1952. Eso, por supuesto, es una mentira. Si Puerto Rico tendría su gobierno propio, ¿Por qué la protesta se hizo en Washington DC?

La mayoría de los puertorriqueños no saben que la ONU declaró el colonialismo un crimen en contra de la humanidad en el 1960. La ONU determinó eso usando las mismas leyes creadas para juzgar a los Nazis de crímenes de guerra en Núremberg, Alemania después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. La ONU está en su tercera década para erradicar el colonialismo del mundo antes del 2020. ¡Solo falta 2 años!

Aún si fuera la marcha exitosa y la ley Jones se eliminaría, Puerto Rico todavía sería una colonia estadounidense en violación a la ley internacional. ¿Por qué no tener una protesta mundial en todas las capitales para obligar al gobierno de Estados Unidos a cumplir con las 36 resoluciones pidiéndole que le entregue inmediatamente la soberanía de Puerto Rico a los puertorriqueños? Hablemos de eso nacionalmente, para luego elevarlo al nivel internacional.

¡Después de 120 años de coloniaje estadounidense en Puerto Rico, no hay duda que necesitaríamos un huracán de gente categoría 5 para lograr eso, porque los que han cometido este crimen en contra de la humanidad no creen en la LIBERTAD Y EN LA JUSTICIA PARA TODOS! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

Unity March for Puerto Rico had its protest on Sunday, November 20, 2017 in Washington DC to repeal the 1917 Jones Act. This United States (US) law forces US citizenship on Puerto Ricans, and to use US ships to transport all goods to Puerto Rico. All US laws are against Puerto Ricans. This should surprise no one, because that is exactly what a colony is for. Unless you are unaware that Puerto Rico is a US colony.

US schools and media do not inform this. The US government claims that Puerto Rico is its territory. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

In 1953, the US government asked the United Nations (UN) to remove Puerto Rico from its list of colonies, because Puerto Rico had obtained self-government with the creation of the “Commonwealth of Puerto Rico” in 1952. But of course, that is a lie. If Puerto Rico has self-government, why would the protest be held in Washington DC?

Most Puerto Ricans don’t know that the UN declared colonialism a crime against humanity in 1960. The UN based determined that by using the laws created to try the Nazis for war crimes in Nuremberg, Germany after World War II. The UN is in its third decade trying to eradicate world colonialism before 2020. Only 2 more years are left!

Even if the march is successful and the US government repeals the Jones Act, Puerto Rico would still continue to be a US colony in violation to international law. Why not have a worldwide protest in every capital city to force the US government to comply with the 36 UN resolutions asking it to immediately give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans. Let’s begin to discuss this nationally, to then elevate it to an international level.

After 120 years of US colonialism in Puerto Rico, there is no doubt that we will need a category 5 hurricane of people to do this, because those who have committed this crime against humanity don’t believe in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

Today’s Unity March for Puerto Rico

Click on the following link to read about today’s protest march: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2017/11/13/1715046/-Unity-March-for-Puerto-Rico-Sunday-November-19th-Washington-D-C

It is interesting that the purpose of today’s march is to eliminate unjust laws, like the Jones’ Act, that prevent Puerto Rico from progressing. But, why stop there? Why don’t we go all the way?

Nothing in this article talked about the biggest law that we all should protesting about. I am talking about United Nations (UN) Resolution 1514 (XV) that outlaws any nation from having a colony. The reason why this protest march is in Washington DC is because that is where the decisions are made regarding Puerto Rico!

How many people know that the United States (US) government is committing a crime against humanity by having maintained Puerto Rico as a US colony for the past 120 years? How many people know that the US government has thus far ignored 36 UN resolutions asking it to immediately give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans? Of course you don’t, because the US media don’t report that! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

Why not protest permanently to force the US government to comply with these UN resolutions? We will need a category 5 hurricane of people to get this done, because those who commit crimes against humanity don’t believe in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

Puerto Rico is big business for USA

Click on the following link to see why the United States (US) government wants Puerto Rico as its colony: https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/11/17/16618476/puerto-rico-federal-contracts

The US government has total control to give recovery business contracts to its companies.

One of the reasons cited in this article for not going through the protocol of the bidding process that requires more time to do is that the US is dealing with a humanitarian crisis.

Nobody will believe that argument, since everyone has seen how the US government has taken forever to provide what little assistance it has.

The financial interest that the US government has on Puerto Rico is why it has ignored 36 United Nations resolutions asking it to immediately give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans. It is also why it continues to commit a crime against humanity by maintaining Puerto Rico as a US colony for the past 120 years. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

Join us in our permanent protests to force the US government to comply with these resolutions. We will need a category 5 hurricane of people to accomplish this, because those who care more about money than people don’t believe in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

¿Por qué necesitamos saber nuestra historia completa?

Oprima el siguiente enlace para escuchar una entrevista con el ingeniero puertorriqueño sobre lo que está pasando actualmente en Puerto Rico: https://youtu.be/Di_DYgN6SAc

Según el entrevistado, la culpa del desastre que vivimos en Puerto Rico es de los políticos puertorriqueños corruptos y la Ley Jones. 

Eso quiere decir que si eliminaríamos estos políticos corruptos y la Ley Jones, estaríamos bien. Pero, eso no es cierto, porque nunca se atendió al problema de verdad.

Nuestro problema fundamental es que Puerto Rico ha sido y sigue siendo una colonia del gobierno de Estados Unidos. Por eso es que para los puertorriqueños, hemos vivido un caos por 120 años. ¡Para eso son las colonias!

Por eso, el entrevistado habló de que antes del huracán, el pagó 500 dólares por un generador. El precio por ese mismo generador después del Huracán María estaba en 1,000 dólares. ¡Todo eso son ganancias para el gobierno de Estados Unidos!

La misma Ley Jones fue rechazada por nuestra Asamblea de Delegados en el 1917. Esa asamblea era la única entidad que representaba a los puertorriqueños en aquel entonces. ¡El gobierno de Estados Unidos obligó a los puertorriqueños a tener su ciudadanía! ¿Cuántos puertorriqueños saben eso? Tenemos que aprender nuestra historia para poder atacar el problema en su raíz.   

Únete a nuestras protestas permanentes para obligar al gobierno de Estados Unidos a cumplir con las 36 resoluciones de la Organizaciones de Naciones Unidas pidiéndole que le entregue la soberanía de Puerto Rico a los puertorriqueños. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

¡Necesitaremos un huracán de gente categoría 5 para lograr eso, porque los que obligan a un pueblo a tener su ciudadanía no creen en la LIBERTAD Y EN LA JUSTICIA PARA TODOS! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

Un ejemplo de la mente colonizada

Dentro de tanto desempleo y más puertorriqueños viviendo fuera de nuestro territorio nacional, se da esta situación. Una compañía en Puerto Rico elabora jugo de china (naranja) con chinas producidas en Estados Unidos, Republica Dominicana y Brasil.

¿No se podrían producir chinas en Puerto Rico? ¿Cuántos empleos se podrían producir en Puerto Rico si Puerto Rico cosecharía las chinas necesarias para satisfacer nuestra demanda local? Tenemos la gente, el clima apropiado y la tierra indicada para no tener que elabora jugo con chinas cosechada en otros países. ¿Por qué hacemos eso?

Algunos con mentes colonizadas dicen que Puerto Rico tiene un gobierno. ¿Dónde está ese gobierno para crear las condiciones para desarrollar industrias netamente puertorriqueñas? Si tenemos un gobierno, ¿Por qué más puertorriqueños viven afuera de Puerto Rico?

Con tanto sol en Puerto Rico, ¿Por qué ese supuesto gobierno de Puerto Rico no ha utilizado los ingenieros que se gradúan del Colegio de Mayagüez para poder utilizar el sol como una energía alterna? ¿Cuántos trabajos podría producir eso? 

Los puertorriqueños han sido moldeado (lavado de cerebro, colonizado) por el gobierno de Estados Unidos para comportarnos así. Tenemos que aprender nuestra verdadera historia para poder descolonizar nuestras mentes primero. Esto yo lo llamo despertar, o tomar consciencia.

Luego, podríamos trabajar juntos para obligar al gobierno de Estados Unidos a cumplir con las 36 resoluciones de la Organización de Naciones Unidas pidiéndole que le entregue inmediatamente la soberanía de Puerto Rico a los puertorriqueños. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

¡Necesitaríamos un huracán de gente categoría 5 para lograr eso, porque los que cometen un crimen en contra de la humanidad no creen en la LIBERTAD Y EN LA JUSTICIA PARA TODOS! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

Estados Unidos quiere desmantelar a la AEE

Oprima el siguiente enlace para ver un video del presidente de la unión de lo los trabajadores de la Autoridad de Energía Eléctrica: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=en3eDO6BSwU

Es lamentable escuchar a puertorriqueños peleando con otros puertorriqueños en vez de todos los puertorriqueños pelear en contra el enemigo de verdad, el gobierno de Estados Unidos.

El problema que tienen estos empleados son los mismo que tenemos todos los puertorriqueños. Nuestro problema es que somos una colonia del gobierno de Estados Unidos.

Las marchas deberían estar dirigidas al gobierno de Estados Unidos para que cumpla con las 36 resoluciones de la Organización de Naciones Unidas pidiéndole que le entregue inmediatamente la soberanía de Puerto Rico a los puertorriqueños. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

¡Necesitaremos un huracán de gente categoría 5 para hacer eso, porque los que cometen crímenes en contra la humanidad no creen en la LIBERTAD Y EN LA JUSTICIA PARA TODOS! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

March on Washington for Puerto Rico

Click here for more information: https://www.unitymarchforpuertorico.com/

2nd Conference on Bonaire Decolonization

How many Americans are brainwashed too?

The big question after World War II was: How could so many Germans be brainwashed to the point that they blindly followed Adolf Hitler to their own destruction?

How many of these Americans singing, I’m Proud to be an American, are brainwashed too? Click on the following link to watch this video: https://youtu.be/e5JmaUU4O_g

How many know that in a survey about which nation represented the biggest threat to world peace, the United States (US) was named number 1 by a very large margin? How many know that Puerto Ricans were given United States citizenship against their will in 1917? How many know that the US is a terrorist state, because it has committed a crime against humanity by maintaining Puerto Rico as its colony for the past 120 years? And how many know that the US government has ignored 36 United Nations (UN) resolutions asking it to immediately give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

Are Americans really proud of their history, and do they really know they’re free? Dr. King said, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” President Kennedy said, “Those who do nothing about injustice invite shame and violence.” He also said, “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible, make violent revolution inevitable.”

Join us in our permanent peaceful protests to force the US government to comply with 36 UN resolutions asking it to immediately give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans.

We will need a category 5 hurricane of people to do that, because those who brainwash people to continue to exploit the human race don’t believe in FREEDOM AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! How could God approve of that? https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

He understood about justice for all

Click on the following link to hear President John Kennedy speak about the American Dream being denied to United States (US) citizens: https://www.facebook.com/NativeAmericanPeople/videos/1708280795879708/

This speech was given 3 years after the United Nations declared colonialism a crime against humanity. The United Nations has asked the US government in 36 resolutions to give immediately Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans.

It has been 54 years since President Kennedy said those words. The US government, however, continues today to ignore these UN resolutions, despite President Kennedy’s clear warning that those who do nothing to end injustice invite shame and violence. Those who fight for justice, Kennedy said, are right.

Join our permanent protests to force the US government to comply with the UN resolutions, because those who invite shame and violence don’t believe in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

Being a colony is not living

Click on the following link to watch a video describing very powerfully what the American Nightmare has been for the 99%: https://www.facebook.com/emile.mill.16/videos/1555287381189874/

Puerto Ricans have lived that nightmare for the past 120 years. We will only wake up by learning our real history. Only then, will we be able to unite to peacefully push in the same direction to demand right to self-determination and independence.

Join us in our permanent protests to force the United States government to comply with 36 United Nations resolutions asking it to immediately give Puerto Rico’s sovereignty to the Puerto Ricans. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzBslJLbI0

We will need a category 5 hurricane of people to do so, because those who enslave don’t believe in LIBERTY AND IN JUSTICE FOR ALL! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697349163904877/

Protesta contra del coloniaje en Puerto Rico

Oprima el siguiente enlace para ver una protesta en contra de 120 años de coloniaje estadunidense en Puerto Rico: https://www.facebook.com/seacabaronlaspromesas/videos/478994242457779/

Los que reconocen que se acabaron las promesas están despiertos. Despierta boricua y únete a la resistencia. Como esclavo ya estamos muertos.

¡Luchemos para un mejor futuro para Borikén!