Hello revolutionary brothers from Dominican Rep.

[JuanPabloDuarte]

Hello revolutionary brothers from Dominican Rep.

I hope i can have some good time here, thanx all


JuanPabloDuarte

[Commie Girl]

:D And Sisters Too! Welcome Comrade!

[YoUnG192]

Welcome Comrade! What part of D.R you live at? I have family living in San Pedro de Macoris. Man it seems like everyone over there cares about politics why can't it be the same here in the U.S.

[Organic Revolution]

hi how are you doing, welcome to the site..


admin please move this to lounge.

[novemba]

welcome! i hope we have your solidarity with the people!

[Correa]

"Que hay papi?." Welcome to the revolution!

[red_orchestra]

Welcome, and hope you have a good time with REVleft comrad!

[Nothing Human Is Alien]

Que lo que hermano? Aun vives en la isla? De que parte eres? Eres parte de algun partido?

[JuanPabloDuarte]

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HELLO ALL: THANX A LOT FOR YOUR COOL WELCOME REPLYS. I am in Santo Domingo, DN. Dominican Republic, i am a member of the Patriotic-Torrent (An alternative front here) to try to take out the neoliberal traditional parties. I have a socialist discussion site too.

It's here:

http://groups.msn.com/socialistasdominicanos

I hope i can keep the heat here because politics is like weight lifting if u quit it your muscles will shrink and politics is like that. if u quit it for a couple months your revolutionary muscles will shrink :-)

unsoberx

[Nothing Human Is Alien]

Que parte de Santo Domingo? Sabes las Juventud Rebelde?

[JuanPabloDuarte]

Originally posted by [email protected] 31 2005, 02:16 PM
Que parte de Santo Domingo? Sabes las Juventud Rebelde?

Hola como estas? Vivo en Naco, la capital, y tu donde vives? Si yo conozco a Galvan de la juventud rebelde. Tu sabes que este pais es un pais muy fascista y opresivo, ademas de pobre y aqui la gente es muy timida, por eso, porque hay mucho control hacia los demas. Este pais es una carcel para las mayorias

Juanpabloduarte

[Correa]

Mi hermano me entere de un fuego que ocurio en las prisiones Dominicanas. Que triste. Oye por curiosidad has oido reggeaton rebelde? Estuviera a fuego!

[JuanPabloDuarte]

Originally posted by [email protected] 31 2005, 07:15 PM
Mi hermano me entere de un fuego que ocurio en las prisiones Dominicanas. Que triste. Oye por curiosidad has oido reggeaton rebelde? Estuviera a fuego!
Hola como estas? Cuando fue ese fuego? no he escuchado eso ultimamente, yo supe de un fuego que ocurrio hace unos meses atras en la carcel de Higuey


:D

JuanPabloDuarte

[Nothing Human Is Alien]

Yo vivi cerca de Puerto Plata. Yo se que mal la situacion esta en la isla, yo creo que nuestro movimiento ara un gran impacto en pararlo. Podrias decirle a Galvan o qualquiera de juventud rebelde que me manden un email?

@ correa.. que reggaeton rebelde?

[Correa]

Originally posted by JuanPabloDuarte+Aug 31 2005, 05:33 PM--> (JuanPabloDuarte @ Aug 31 2005, 05:33 PM)
[email protected] 31 2005, 07:15 PM
Mi hermano me entere de un fuego que ocurio en las prisiones Dominicanas. Que triste. Oye por curiosidad has oido reggeaton rebelde? Estuviera a fuego!
Hola como estas? Cuando fue ese fuego? no he escuchado eso ultimamente, yo supe de un fuego que ocurrio hace unos meses atras en la carcel de Higuey


:D

JuanPabloDuarte [/b]
This one.......

134 Prisoners Die in Dominican Republic Jail Fire

In news from the Dominican Republic, 134 prisoners have died in one of Latin America's deadliest prison fires in history. The cellblock where the fire broke out was so overcrowded that inmates were sleeping on top of toilets. About 180 inmates were living in a cellblock designed for 25 people. According to the United Nations, the Dominican Republic has the most overcrowded jails in the Western Hemisphere and that the site of the fire is the most crowded jail in the country. A representative of the Dominican National Human Rights Commission said of the prison, "It is hell on earth. It is unfit for human beings." The government has said the fire broke out during a fight among prisoners.

[Correa]

Originally posted by [email protected] 31 2005, 09:21 PM
@ correa.. que reggaeton rebelde?
I don't know of any, por eso les pregunto.

[Nothing Human Is Alien]

Yeah that jail is called "Viet Nam" in the DR..

here's an article on a rash of prison riots that happened around that same time, it has a write up about that

Deadly Prison Riots Continue (http://freepeoplesmovement.org/fp12b.html)

[Nothing Human Is Alien]

I don't know of any, por eso les pregunto.

I don't think it exists.. lol

[Correa]

Maybe one day it will catch on. ;)

[JuanPabloDuarte]

Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2005, 04:43 AM
Yeah that jail is called "Viet Nam" in the DR..

here's an article on a rash of prison riots that happened around that same time, it has a write up about that

Deadly Prison Riots Continue (http://freepeoplesmovement.org/fp12b.html)


My friends: The real jail is Neoliberal capitalism which makes people go to Puerto Rico in little boats, and others depart this island legally throug work visas or tourist visas. And the others NOT SO LUCKY gotta stay here in this neoliberalism hell.
But the political parties and capitalists are not the guilty of this, but the voters who vote for the same parties over and over, the voters are capitalists indeed

JuanPabloDuarte

[comrade_mufasa]

Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2005, 08:23 AM
[QUOTE=CompaneroDeLibertad,Sep 1 2005, 04:43 AM]But the political parties and capitalists are not the guilty of this, but the voters who vote for the same parties over and over, the voters are capitalists indeed
I get what you are tring to say but you are wrong. The voters are not the capitalists they are just the sheep being herded by the capitalists.

With that said welcome to the boards, stay strong, and keep the strugle alive.

[Nothing Human Is Alien]

But the political parties and capitalists are not the guilty of this, but the voters who vote for the same parties over and over, the voters are capitalists indeed

A capitalist is someone who controls capital, and extracts profit from the labor of workers, so there not actually capitalists. They are just not aware of the alternatives and how to reach it; and not class concious

It's up to people like you and me to educate folks, so they in turn can educate others! I'd like you to PM me if you could, I think we could do some work together.

[Correa]

I'm from Puerto Rico (I live in Las Vegas, NV now) and I concur that many of our Dominican brothers migrate to PR. I say stay and fight to better Hispanola. Including Haiti which suffers from the same neoliberal policies. How ripe is DR for revolution? Revolutionaries should try and get some support from Castro and Chavez to overthrow the elites. I'm not sure how feasable that would be.

[Nothing Human Is Alien]

Revolutionaries should try and get some support from Castro

They did. 8 comrades did a Granma styled invasion from Cuba years back, but it didn't work out for various reason.

We could go indepth on the Dominican situation, and I've wanted to before, but I'm not sure how many people here are familiar with it.

[Correa]

I'm not familiar with it "pero como boricua" it interest me alot. I'm all ears.