A False Guru 10
By Joseph C. Barbosa Muñiz
Notes about State Homeland published in November 2009 by the megalomaniac Esq. Luis R. Dávila Colón.
These comments are the latest in relation to the State Homeland book is a document of great historical value as they were, and are, other writings by Dávila Colón in the last thirty years, namely: Breakthrough from Colonialism your abstract in the Journal of International Law , Vol 13 No.2, Spring 1981, before market and after themselves "political analyst" The dictatorship of the press 1999; Red Justice 2003, and although supposedly a novel in 2005, It ended what was given which describes the possible effects of collective tendencies of our Puerto Rico. (There are other publications written by him superficially but I know I can not recommend as I have mentioned.) In his preface says Davila brilliantly and concisely what is to be applied to all Americans and Puerto Ricans to be applied to himself:
"If Puerto Ricans at the individual level do not practice what we profess is not worth the collective struggle for any ideal. If you do not appreciate what we love, nothing worth wanting. If we are faithful to our own essence, nothing can dogmas and creeds. " (September 23, 1999).
Chapter 20, "the evil of the Animal" is a chapter meditative blames colonialism for social and moral decay of Puerto Rico. However, in the same home page reconsiders and says: "In that blame others for evading responsibility, Puerto Ricans could be Olympic champions." (P.267). A little later rightly points out where many of our collective mistakes: "We are children of a country where counterfeit reality is invented in the first pages of their newspapers, television news and radio news yellow." (p.269). In turn, blames the animality of our compatriots, including the "impunity" that has been enthroned legal in Puerto Rico for having a biased Supreme Court and a legal system that responds to the worst aspects of our national culture. He speaks with knowledge of the facts as it is being marginalized lawyer statesman but knowing how he works that branch of government. All statesman can learn and oriented in this chapter, the penultimate book.
Finally Chapter 21: "State, Country and Nation": LCD is a confession that, as in everything he says and writes, emphasizes that it is iconoclastic and unique, although it is not and to cost much in the eyes of those who concur with their ideas but do not agree with his way to show it. therefore recommend his final arguments on the integration of Puerto Rico to the United States of America. correctly points out that it already has become culturally and we have not ceased to be Puerto Ricans as claimed by opponents of national integration.
ends his book with an optimistic cry:
statesman Century 21 has a social conscience and a deep bond with their brothers 50 million Hispanics living in the United States. ... The 21 st Century is the century of the conquest. " (p.281).
recommend this book as a document rather than true statesmen must have for faith in the Ideal not be blind faith. Must be a faith that grew out of truths and information together boricua emotion that is the human energy to move the island to reinvindicadora activity we have to achieve non-partisan group organized but very loyal to our nation's small and large.
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