Human Rights in Mexico | Mega Banks | San Cristobal de las Casas | Hunger Strike

Posted on March 13, 2015 by Rio

Hunger Strike

Margareth

In downtown San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, on November 11, 2013, Margareth Castillo Mora was kidnapped because of her struggle for human rights. She was forced into a car without plates, which was escorted by a patrol car. She was then hanged by her feet, cruelly beaten and tortured. Taken for dead, she was left on the side of the road. To this date nothing has been done by the authorities; criminals will not investigate criminals. But Margareth can sure walk her talk; she is now doing a hunger strike to bring global attention to her case. Please spread the word; it can save her life.

Many people feel helpless at the corruption spreading across the world, but to stop it, all we have to do is boycott the mega banks. They are all connected, and they are controlling not only our economies but also our governments. Of  course we should also boycott all the immoral corporate oligarchs, companies like Coca Cola (poison) which were refreshing Nazi troops during World War II,  etcetera. But the mega banks are the head of the monster. (All about banks here: https://www.facebook.com/nomegabanks?ref=bookmarks) Let’s bring them down. That would be a great beginning, wouldn’t it?

It would. We need to build a sound socioeconomic system. But, the question is,  are we up to it?

We have to consider that 9/11 was an inside job, which means that our socioeconomic system is so corrupt that is beginning to destroy itself, and we are running out of time.  If you have any doubts about 9/11  just check this video. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6JN9cwY_OE&feature=share) It will clear all for you unless you’re walking dead; that is, unless you are completely brainwashed.

Let’s do it! Move your money to a small bank or a credit union, or hide it somewhere if you prefer.

Are you banking with the enemy?

Jekyll IslandMore about the banks: The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second look at the Federal Reserve.

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Viva Ecuador! | Julian Assange, will he make it to Ecuador?

Posted on August 18, 2012 by Rio

Poster by supporters of Julian Assange in London

The fact that Bradley Manning is on trial (and Julian Assange had to take refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy) for exposing the truth (A Collateral Murder) is in itself proof  of the corruption in our governments. Where is our freedom of speech? But now that Mr. Assange has been granted asylum by Ecuador (quite a courageous move), to hinder his safe passage to that country will really show how low they have descended, and how little they care for justice. To break international law will be a disastrous move on their part, which will reveal who they really are and who they really work for, and our cause will be strengthened. Either way, the revolution of consciousness is on its way.

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From the 99% | A Message to all Police Officers in the World

Posted on June 5, 2012 by Rio

Dear officers, I am convinced that most of you joined the police force to help your communities and fight crime; I have been helped more than once by police officers. So I sympathize with your predicament. You, like the rest of us, have been trapped in the web of lies spun by the corporate oligarchy.

The fact is that they have been stealing our money for decades. Please don’t take my word for it, see: A Central Bank’s Scheme I am writing to invite you to join the side of law and justice. I am writing to exhort you to upheld what you swore to upheld when you joined the force: justice for all.  I exhort you to search your conscience and do the right thing.

I saw a police officer in a video clip kick a woman’s  head; she was in handcuffs and already on the ground. That is not a police officer’s duty; it was such a shameful act. She was a non-violent protester, protesting against injustice. The 1% is telling you that criminalizing protestors is your job, but if you search within yourself you will know that that is not your job; you will know that such an act is immoral.

You may not know this yet, but there is evidence (no speculation or theory) that 9/11 was an inside job, done by controlled demolition. The evidence is overwhelming, and again I don’t want you to take my word for it. I know that you, as a police officer, are able to see evidence when the e v i d e n c e is there. Please be brave and check: AE 9/11 Truth and see for yourself.

Over 100 police officers and 343 firemen died on 9/11. Wouldn’t you like to apprehend the real criminals?  We need a new investigation (not done by a government that doesn’t work for us anymore), and if we follow the money I am sure we will find the real culprits, no doubt!  Who is profiting from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan? Who was behind 9/11? Wouldn’t you like to know who really murdered your fellow police officers, and thousands more, to plunge us into a senseless war? A war that is dehumanizing our young men and women? Please see: A Collateral Murder

America is the most powerful country in the world, but our democracy  has been stolen by a group of selfish, immoral sociopaths, and if we don’t recover it,  the future of humanity will be bleak indeed. There will be war, after war, after war; we are cannon fodder to them. Officers, I exhort you to fight for justice and to join the occupy movement, don’t fight against your own, don’t fight against justice. Show us your courage and integrity. Join us!

Failure is not an option, the future would be terrifying. Let’s do what is right!

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Afghanistan | Sargeant kills 16 Civilians | Guilty???

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Rio

9/11: The Simple Facts

Why was he there in the first place? “Originally from Ohio, Sgt. Bales, 38, joined the military in November 2001 at age 27 to defend his country after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, his Seattle attorney John Henry Browne told journalists this week.”–The Lookout 

He was enlisted to defend America against terrorists who do not exist; he was deceived: 9/11 was an inside job, the e v i d e n c e is overwhelming. Please see:  AE 9/11 Truth Then he was sent into several combat missions consecutively, which is enough to mentally destabilize anyone. He was in his fourth tour and recovering from brain injury. “Bales had served three previous tours in Iraq, sustaining two serious injuries, including a brain concussion when his vehicle rolled over after hitting an improvised explosive device on his last tour in Iraq.”–The New York Times

I would say that George Bush, Dick Cheney (and their cohorts) are guilty. They are responsible not only for the death of the 16 civilians but for all the civilians who died on 9/11 in New York City, and all the troops and civilians  who had died since in Afghanistan and Iraq due to their psychotic egoism and greed. They are guilty!

Let’s issue a warrant for their arrest!

Please tweet this post. People need to know! Our troops are victims of a corrupt system, cannon fodder.

Their Cohorts

If you have any doubt about 9/11, do your homework. It is your responsibility. “All it takes for a tyrant to get a foothold is for people of good will to do nothing.”–Thomas Jefferson 

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March for Human Rights | Julian Assange | Freedom of the Press?

Posted on December 14, 2010 by Rio

March for human rights (12/11/2010) ended successfully at Hoover High in City Heights, SD CA.

Arrival

This poster got me to thinking that not only in Viet Nam we need freedom of speech.  Julian Assange  is still in jail. And Ms. Hillary Rhodam Clinton who a few months back was criticizing China for not allowing freedom of the press is now condemning Assange for exposing criminal actions for which no one has been charged. Is there freedom of the press in America? Democracy? Where are we heading?  New World Order

One of these young ladies will be Miss Vietnam.

Viet Tan: To overcome dictatorship and establish democracy in Vietnam.

“Viet Tan engages in actions that empower the Vietnamese people. Specifically, we seek to roll back existing restrictions against two basic human rights: freedom of expression and freedom of association and assembly. These freedoms enable a civil society.”

Trinh Le, the event organizer, at my table.

Beautiful lady perusing my book, A vagabond in Mexico. It throws some light in the immigration problem.

Breakdancing

Support Ron Paul!

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