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Powered by groups.yahoo.comGet Your Own! | View SlideshowQue Viva Las Islas Filipinas y Puerto Rico Libre!*****Esta bella Puertorriqueña es la alma y corazon de mi existencia. Ella invade mi subconsiencia con su gran misterio. Y porque la belleza hipnotiza mis sensaciones, siento como si estuviera viendo a Dios. Just the very thought of her, gives me a sudden manifestation of the essence and meaning of my subsistence. She is the comprehension and perception of my reality, reflecting every sudden intuitive realization of splendor that comes into my life. Siya ang razon ng mundo ko, ng lahat na pinakamahal ko sa lupa hangang sa langit. Yung angel na binigay sa akin galing sa Dios. Hindi ako nabuong tao hangang pumasok siya sa buhay ko. Her n no other***** Me and my lady leading the chant waving La Bandera Filipina in the May 1, 2006 Immigration Rights March held in Chicago. Camaradas del Partido Comunista de Filipinas. VIVA LA LUCHA REVOLUCIONARIA JUNTO AL FRENTE NACIONAL DEMOCRATICO Y EL NUEVO EJERCITO DEL PUEBLO! Isulong ang tunay na reporma sa lupa! "Pa’lante siempre" Los Macheteros-Ejército Popular Boricua ...El Maestro Vive! Independencia Para Puerto Rico!The english word "boondock" was derived from the Tagalog word "bundok", meaning mountain, "boondock" became part of the American vocabulary during the U.S. provoked Filipino-American War, a result of the Spanish-American War of 1898. The U.S taking advantage of the war against Spain, continued their economic expansion, not to offer free aid to Cubanos or Filipinos, as they sought to widen their economic grasp through conquering colonies from Spain(even peaceful Puerto Rico was invaded). The Filipino Revolucionarios declaring independence from Spain on June 12, 1898 now had a new colonizer. Resisting the American occupation of the Philippines, the Revolucionarios could not engage the American forces in conventional warfare. They had to wage guerilla war mostly in the mountains as the rugged terrains offered the most strategic advantage for Filipinos fighting for their country's independence, now against the Americans. Patrolling the boondocks became a common and very costly task for the U.S. military as it sought to eliminate resistance to U.S. imperialism. The boondocks were a contested terrain and in essence bases of resistance for Filipino's.U.S. Government Must Officially Apologize for Atrocities they commited in the Philippine-American War Images of racism / How 19th century U.S. media depicted Filipinos, Puck in 1899 showed Uncle Sam glaring at four pupils representing (from left) Las Filipinas, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Cuba
Viva La Revolucion Filipina! ..El "Che" on impirialsm...Hasta La Victoria Siempre! .. Mabuhay si Presidente Hugo Chavez ng Venezuela...Que Viva la Revolucion Bolivariana!..My group AFIRE and I representing in the Chicago rally at Grant Park ..This is my boy Raul Llopis from when I use to train in Muay Thai...One of the most ruffest, rugged, and rawest boxeador I have ever met....Viva Cuba! ..Best underground rapper alive....Immortal Technique....Untouchable! .. What revolutionary are you?
Ernesto 'Che' Guevara.
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"I die without seeing the sun rise on my country. You who are to see the dawn, welcome it, and do not forget those who fell during the night" -Jose RizalBorn in a land of a sovereign but puppet nation, the foundation from a heroic but stolen revolution. Filled with corrupt politicians protecting they own, make you cook what they eat then leave you the bone. Agrarian adjunct of the world capitalist system, addicted to the rhythms of neo-colonialism. Tryn to escape the trap of this 3rd world ghetto, forced to a foreign land to wash the white mans window.Kept down behind a broom, mop, shovel, and pick, labeled an uncivilized dog, fob, and flip. Woke up n saw the world for what it really is , streched to the sky wid a fist reaching for justice. But like the islands of the motherland split n divided, when support is needed from the people its never provided. Then we wonder why our children are livin in slums, cuz we have never been 1 since this nation begun.Raised in a culture twisted by its re-written past, Batasan 5 lookn at freedon through an hour glass. The bullets rain on the righteous like a meteor shower, our government sold us out for that american dollar. But the words of our martyrs are alive in their grave, to free you from oppression, keep you from bein a slave. Go turn off the news and speak the truth to your barrio, case ito ang hindi isusulat sa mga diario.Tell them how you resent the thought of conformity, how the poor got poorer through U.S. monopoly. the genocidal massacre of Samar, Balangiga to the innocent screams in Hacienda Luisita the human rights violation, n political execution, will only fuel the fire of the socialist revolution. Refuse to be an economic unit of measurement, n tell'em "shutdapukup!" when they make fun of yo accent.Support the ONLINE PROTEST of Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's declaration of a "state of emergency" in Las Filipinas.

Music:

RAP/ HIPHOP/ R&B-- Do or Die, Psycho Drama, Triple Darkness, Snypaz, Twista, Lupe Fiasco, Crucial Conflict, Common, Bone Thugs ~N~ Harmony, 2Pac, Scarface, Snoop Dog, Ghetto Boys, Nate Dog, Too Short, Easy E, KRS-ONE, Ice Cube, The Game, N.W.A., Cypress Hill, Biggie, DMX, Methodman, Slick Rick, MOS Def, Busta, Immortal Technique, Shyne, Black Eyed Peas, Bob Marley, Damien Marley, Fugees, Music Souldchild, Sade, Erika Badu, Azyet, .....PINOY MUSIK -- Bagwis, Nuestra Familia, Dos Armados, Los Indios Bravos, Pacifics, Joe Bataan, Joey Ayala, Parokya Ni Edgar, Rivermaya, Erazerheads, Native Guns Kiwi~N~Bambu, Cueshe, The Basco Bros. .....RITMO LATINO -- (Mostly Salsa and Bachata) Monchy y Alexandra, Domenic Marte, Alberto Llanos, Frank Reyes, Aventura, Flamboyan, La Maquina, Tito Puente, Extreme, Gilberto Santa Rosa “El Caballero De La Salsa,” Don Omar, Looney Tune, Zion y Lenox, Joe Arroyo (NO LE PEGUE A LA NEGRA dats my shit), Pape Fall, Africando, Super Cayor de Dakar, Ivy Queen, Calle Trece, Wisin y Yandel, cant forget Elvis Crespo, …..DUSTY GROOVES -- The Isley Brothers, Otis Redding, The Delfonics, Earth, Wind & Fire, Al Green, Marvin Gaye, Kool and the Gang, The 5 Heartbeats, Teena Marie, Rick James Bitch!, The Chi-Lites,.....

Movies:

Any movie that stands against injustice can call me its owner (I'll steal it though).

Heroes:

El Cristo Rey (The foundation of a Filipino)Andres "El Supremo" Castro Bonifacio (El padre de La Revolucion Filipina)Apolinario Mabini (El cerebro de La Revolucion Filipina)General Gregorio del Pilar (Knowing that death was imminent, stood with his valiant soldiers on the steep and solitary mountain Pass of Tirad, steadfast to repel the american invaders, so as to not allow the capture of Emilio Aguinaldo)Jose Rizal (not enough room in myspace to list this mans accomplishents)Ernesto "El Che" Guevara (my influence of rebellion and alluring zeal of revolution)Jose Maria SisonEmiliano Zapata y Francisco “Pancho” VillaHuey P. Newton Malcolm XEmmanuel "Manny Pacman" Pacquiao (The first Filipino to be in a video game...fight night round 3.....come get some!)

My Blog

Repression of Spanish and Manipulation of History in the RP

I will summarize the post-Spanish history of the Philippines briefly. The yanks offered Filipino independence fighters help to "free" their country from Spain in the late 1890's. But when Spain was de...
Posted by Boondock Soldier on Fri, 09 Jun 2006 09:40:00 PST

U.S. Genocide in the Philippines (What the common Filipino does not know)

U.S. Genocide in the PhilippinesA Case of Guilt, Shame, or Amnesia? Posted on Tuesday 22nd March 2005, by E. San Juan, Jr.. Very few people know what the Filipino-American War of 1899-1902 was all ab...
Posted by Boondock Soldier on Fri, 05 May 2006 01:28:00 PST

La Lucha Continua! Viva Los Revolucionarios de Las Filipinas!

Filipinos celebrated their independence from Spain on June 12, 1898, and declared Emilio Aguinaldo as president. However, the people of the Philippines were not truly free. In fact, they never were. A...
Posted by Boondock Soldier on Thu, 04 May 2006 11:20:00 PST