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around Notes State Homeland , published in November 2009 by the megalomaniac Esq. Luis R. Dávila Colón.

Chapter 18, "The Cost Cuco" LCD seeks to destroy another of the false excuses that were used against the statehood of favoring the status quo and does reasonably but in our opinion is an ineffective way. engines ELA deception are unreasonable and thus demonstrate their unreasonableness does not make a dent as was proved in November 2008 when over 800,000 people voted for the corrupt former Governor Aníbal Acevedo Vilá.

LCD lists and strongly refutes the following six fallacies "that admission would be cost prohibitive, that statehood would cost too much to USA; we could not pay federal taxes, that integration would destroy the middle class that PR is too poor to enter the Union and that statehood is a straitjacket. " (P.241). These falsehoods are used by antiestadistas, ie separatists and confessed to "closet" which are called popular but they are the same. Cuco Fallacies are the prohibitive cost of statehood, as if any other status not cost money because the economy is the most difficult problem since at least 1765 and now after half a century of ELA, the problem is more serious than ever. (See, Lamba Nieves Soto Marxuach Columbus and Class in the trial preface Restoring Growth in Puerto Rico published by the Center for the New Economy, San Juan, 2006). Therefore, although LCD argues very well against cuckoos, does not seem very wise to spend the space to show nonsense and fallacies of cuckoos but anyway, very informative.

The partisan political game is decided based on emotion. Why? Because emotion is the energy that promotes action and data demonstrate the superiority of the federal state called the Commonwealth, does not touch the "heart" boricua as a case emboldens challenge the Colossus of the North. The thrilling parades and symbiosis makes or causes mental synergy with the natural pride of all Puerto Ricans and even more, of all Puerto Ricans in the end, are the majority voting.

Chapter 19: "Sovereignty of the Vow" - The title is very provocative from the point of view of American ideology and the detailed explanation of how to vote for President is worth it to educate our countrymen. The essence of republican democracy is the citizen's vote: The voter votes and delegates power to their representatives. The president chooses to delegate and congressional delegations ... "(p.257) which in turn selected to legislate and implement under the Federal Constitution. addition to explaining the most difficult the "electoral college", emphasizes something that all states have stressed is that our local population will have more power than 23 federal states of the Union at present. This is not necessarily a boon for Puerto Rico becomes a state but it is essential that all statesmen know.

Puerto Rico State 51 would be the first Hispanic state fully be integrated into the Union with the Hispanic wave has made Latinos the largest ethnic minority in the United States of America. Some Anglo-Saxon and Professor Samuel P. Huntington famous for his "The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order" will be shocked but it is a trend that can not be stopped. (See Who Are We: The Challenges to America's Identity published in 2004). is the trend that leads logically to statehood for American citizens residents of Puerto Rico.

The chapter ends by stating the obvious that our country would gain power as a federal state: "With a full congressional delegation and the power of presidential vote , Puerto Rico would have a huge power in national decision making. ... " also would spend millions of dollars on lobbyists like all colonial administrations have had to do to attract the attention of Congress on as their interests. Although not say anything new, are great truths that our leaders have failed to pass the Puerto Rican people for many reasons. The first is that we wanted to convince with reason as Don Luis A. Ferré and emotion without reason is powerless. have to use both in harmony to achieve victory in this struggle that is unmatched civic because it depends on the political future of our children.

In the next article concludes by discussing the last two chapters of the book State Homeland of megalomaniac Luis R. Dávila Colón in recognition of the contribution to the history of Puerto Rico that have LCD books despite his "poetic vulgar."