This page will be mostly dedicated to
political issues, specially those of Puerto Rico and its present
relation to the United States. My position will be inclined to
favor independence for Puerto Rico. However, I will also include
articles that have relevance today for the interest of all those who
visit my site.
However, I wish to point out that I'm not "politically correct" in
any way. The reason for this is the following: if I'm
against a certain policy of the United States, then I'm
"Anti-American", if I show admiration for the United States in some
way, then I'm "unpatriotic" in Puerto Rico; if I'm against
certain measures taken by the Israeli government against Palestinians
then I'm "antisemitic", if I refuse certain euphemisms and denounce
islamic terrorist attacks against Israel or the U.S., then I'm "against
Palestinian liberation" or I am an "ally of the Jews"; if I denounce
racist attitudes towards certain sectors of U.S. society then I'm
"ethnocentrist" (because I'm Hispanic), if I denounce certain policies
like Affirmative Action because they promote injustices to white people
in the U.S. then I'm a "racist"; if I denounce the economic sanctions
of the U.S. against Cuba then I'm a "communist", if I denounce Castro's
regime and history of violation of human rights, then I'm a
"pro-capitalist pig", or a "non-independentista", or a
"counter-revolutionary"; if I favor women ordination in the Church,
then I'm a "liberal", if I favor kneeling as a condition to receive the
Holy Sacrament then I'm "Pre-Vatican I conservative".
So.... as you can see I cannot please everyone, and I
totally refuse to be conditioned to a certain form of thinking or to be
conditioned by group, be it "conservative" or "liberal". I have
my own thoughts and my own opinions. You are welcomed to place
all the labels you want against me (the same way we see cheap political
debates in the U.S. media and Puerto Rico), but don't judge any of my
articles nor my opinions without knowing first the arguments I present
in this section and evaluate their validity.