Thursday, September 10, 2009

Latin American Revolutionary Vanguard


Listen I think that the United Nations constitution would allow us to criticize the United States and for that matter arm ourselves against any occupying force in Puerto Rico. The United States continues to occupy Puerto Rico by force, subversion and asymmetric warfare. Our Demands are simple, we want Puerto Rico to be allowed to trade with all Latin American countries, we want to elect our own President to represent the Puerto Rican people, we demand that democracy be allowed to flourish. Millions of Puerto Rican's are left without a chance to vote. To my fellow Puerto Rican Patriots, understand that our plight and my concern about U.S. intervention in Puerto Rico and the region will demand that we all alert our reactionary forces. We understand what the United States policy is, when it comes down to Puerto Rico’s economy and development. We see the stagnation in our economy and demand that all oppressive and colonial rule by the United States government end. We are demanding real change; we want Puerto Rico to write its own geopolitical policies and destiny. We want Puerto Rico to make its own policies in all areas including political, geopolitical and economical. The U.S. gives us millions of dollars but in return Puerto Rico has given America a bigger sacrifice. Millions of young Puerto Rican soldiers continue to fight in Iraq and Afghanistan in order to protect the American people. Puerto Rico is not under attack, America is under attack! In return for our lives what have we received? The majority of Puerto Rican's are more impoverished than those living on the mainland United States. We have been occupied for over 600 years and our level of poverty in Puerto Rico is not even considered equal to the level of poverty on the mainland. So why should we become part of a nation that has not even improved our standard of living? The fact is that we will never improve our standard of living as long as Puerto Rico continues to be under foreign military occupation by United States military forces. Imagine if Puerto Rico was able to trade and build technology, import cheap oil and other resources from other countries. Improving its agricultural sectors to improve internal consumption and external output? Increase solar power, educational reform and medical reform like other nations in Europe or Latin America. But the United States prevents this from actually happening. The United States continues to dictate to the Puerto Rican people what its internal and external political or economical policies should be. In all of these sectors our nation continues to be occupied by the United States and the matter should be in every discussion, either on the international level or the domestic level. The Latin American reactionary forces cannot continue to sit idly by and continue to be paper tigers in the 21 century. We most protect our homelands in order to accomplish the vision of a unified Latin America. Hasta La Victoria Siempre!

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