EZLN

[Rawthentic]

im sure that you guys know about it, just not really talk about it. the EZLN is not conducting an armed movement right away, but if the mexican gov't doesnt give em what they want,land, then they will revolt. they are based on the ideals of the infamous Emiliano Zapata, the indigenous rebel leader who led his rebels and eventually became a martyr. i pray(even though im not religious), for their cause and hope that they can achieve the change that they deserve and for so long have been denied. hasta la victoria siempre!

[Hayduke]

Me and a comrade are going to chiapas in 2007 . See our project site here:

http://www.grassrootsprojects.com

[Rawthentic]

wow man, this looks very ineteresting. how old r u? i would be interested in that except that i live in california and im 15 years old. please post reply. hasta la victoria!

[Hayduke]

Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2005, 06:10 AM
wow man, this looks very ineteresting. how old r u? i would be interested in that except that i live in california and im 15 years old. please post reply. hasta la victoria!
I am 18 years old

[Rage]

EZLN is what we should all be aiding. EZLN is the kind of movement we need here in America.


They are riseing up against the oppresive government and they are trying to give equality to all.

Marcos is the voice of all the oppresed and we must try to aid him as much as
we can.

/,,/
Rock on!

[violencia.Proletariat]

Originally posted by [email protected] 8 2005, 02:44 AM
im sure that you guys know about it, just not really talk about it. the EZLN is not conducting an armed movement right away, but if the mexican gov't doesnt give em what they want,land, then they will revolt. they are based on the ideals of the infamous Emiliano Zapata, the indigenous rebel leader who led his rebels and eventually became a martyr. i pray(even though im not religious), for their cause and hope that they can achieve the change that they deserve and for so long have been denied. hasta la victoria siempre!
your about 11 years to late man. the armed struggle is over for them. they want to go through "peaceful" channels. all they have gained right now is autonomy, the need to take up the armed struggle again and get more support throughout mexico. their recent communiques are strange, and idk whats up with them.

[Rawthentic]

Originally posted by [email protected] 10 2005, 01:43 PM

your about 11 years to late man. the armed struggle is over for them. they want to go through "peaceful" channels. all they have gained right now is autonomy, the need to take up the armed struggle again and get more support throughout mexico. their recent communiques are strange, and idk whats up with them. [/quote]
hey nate, i know that they have been around for 11 years, but i thought that they would eventually conduct an armed revolution if the gov. didnt cooperate. thanks for the info comrade.

[RASH chris]

Originally posted by [email protected] 11 2005, 01:07 AM


your about 11 years to late man. the armed struggle is over for them. they want to go through "peaceful" channels. all they have gained right now is autonomy, the need to take up the armed struggle again and get more support throughout mexico. their recent communiques are strange, and idk whats up with them.
hey nate, i know that they have been around for 11 years, but i thought that they would eventually conduct an armed revolution if the gov. didnt cooperate. thanks for the info comrade. [/quote]
Comrade, the EZLN's first action was that of armed insurrection. They rose up in a few towns and siezed land/occupied government buildings. They have been in a tense cease-fire with the government which started a few months after that uprising. They are an armed group, they have only recently officially declared that they are going to go about peaceful, more political means.

[Leif]

I will be 18 as of may 27th 2006, and will have graduated from High School 2007, I would like to help with this assistance of Champas if you want/need more help, I would aslo like to recruit more if needed.

[Santos]

I recently read about events in Chiapas and the EZLN. A little late..I know, I really feel it important to help those in less fortunate situations. I like the ideas and projects of the grassroots organization. I might be interested to go volunteer and see what I can do over there....Hasta la victoria comrades!

[Rawthentic]

thank u comrades for the responses. i look forward to discussing later on. hasta la victoria siempre!

[rioters bloc]

Originally posted by D [email protected] 8 2005, 09:47 PM
Me and a comrade are going to chiapas in 2007 . See our project site here:

http://www.grassrootsprojects.com
that is incredibly dope

i've wanted to go for a while now [especially since three of my friends have been and enjoyed themselves HEAPS] but was unsure about how to do it. am checking out link now.