A false Guru # 7
By Joseph C. Barbosa Muñiz
Notes about Patria State, published in November 2009 by the megalomaniac Esq. Luis R. Dávila Colón (LCD).
Chapter 15, entitled "Black Abyss" actually should be called "The Formalization of the Opposition Catholic Well not everyone knows the meaning of" Black Abyss "which is a term of physics and astronomy, which means that everything that falls into this gap disappears forever. Many Catholic priests and bishops are separatist activists who use their ministries not only to save souls, but also to promote political independence of our country. However, Monsignor Roberto Gonzalez activism publicly demonstrate their opposition to more than half of the residents of Puerto Rico as well as LCD said: " The most absurd hoax Puerto Rican colonial complex, predicts the loss of our Puerto Rican culture and as a result of be admitted to the American Union. " (p.193). Monsignor as prime between peers, that is, as the first of the Puerto Rican bishops after the Cardinal, still beating his cassock separatists do its manifestations in the "gallery Barranquitas colonialist" read front of the tomb of Luis Munoz Rivera patrician (1859-1916).
LCD Admirably explains the anthropological significance of the term culture to clearly demonstrate the foolishness of the Bishop and the hypocrisy of a Catholic leader who remains everyday Catholics to the Church which claims to serve. also points out quite rightly that the United States of America is a multicultural from the start up of "people and citizens from around the world, of varied ethnic backgrounds and different denominations of faith ... culture belongs to us all y simplemente es” (p. 195).
En el resto del capítulo sale a flote el Dávila Colón estudioso que investigó seriamente las implicaciones legales de nuestra condición colonial junto a otros jóvenes para la década de los setenta y el autor del artículo “Equal Citizenship, Self-Determination, and The U.S. Statehood Process: A Constitutional and Historical Analysis publicado por el Journal of International Law, Vol. 13, No. 2, Spring 1981. Cito esta publicación porque correligionarios me han preguntado por qué disemino las verdades que escribe Luis R. Dávila Colón as if to increase sales of the book and it's because behind the sleaze that proudly acquired LCD practice, there are many ideological Piquerol countless factual-tables. why we advising our fellow to read books Dávila Colón Dictatorship and Press Red and now Justice, Homeland State.
Chapter 16 - Elucidates reasons and no reasons Usage by anti-statesmen of the so-called problem of "English." The first paragraph sums up the message of the chapter in a masterly way, says and we quote: "heart of the abundance of bad language spoken. That old English proverb comes in handy to the language wars and the battle against the teaching of English in Puerto Rico. The saying says what it says. Because the most commonly spoken evil, what is most feared . and knowledge management English and English as a vernacular use of the nation state, have become favorites on the parapets of the colonialists and nationalists to harangue against statehood. "(p.211).
susiguientes On page explains something we've said over and over again "the United States of America has no official language because it is the prerogative of member states" and will be to Puerto Rico when we reach fullness in the Union citizen. The information contained in this chapter should be part of the collection of all loyal American citizens who inhabit the island of Puerto Rico and adjacent islands and islets. It deserves a careful reading so-called leaders as statesmen with a few exceptions, most do not know even half of the truths found in Chapter 16, State Homeland .
keep you informed and our next contribution will examine in detail the most vulgar and insulting chapter of the book that seems written by Garcia Passalaqua his pupil rather than LCD. is a chapter that demonstrates the contempt felt García LCD and teacher for us fellow Passalaqua they attack from their respective delusions of grandeur.
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