Eduardo Arocena

Eduardo Arocena:

We ask not for Eduardo Arocena’s freedom; we, respectfully, ask that Arocena be moved to an institution close to his family in Florida. Please Participate in this task by: e-mailing President, Barack Obama. Google "The White House", click "contact" and fill out form.

Before the North American empire imploded in 2008; the 26 of July dictatorship in Cuba, agencies of the North American empire, and some groups of Cubans in exile, were warring against each other, in a world wide campaign. Murdering their respective representatives, and destroying their respective properties. That warrior/insurrectional period ended in 2008, with the implosion of the North American empire and the emergence in Cuba of a new dissident generation that demand freedom without violence, in increasing numbers. During the warmongering years, small groups of Cubans participated from the United States, without following the dictates of the agencies of North American empire, but acted at their own loyal knowing and understanding of things.

One of those groups was Omega 7, and one of its most active members was Eduardo Arocena. Arocena was arrested in Miami in 1983, and he’s been in federal prison since that time, being the longest held Cuban political prisoner in United States. Because, as warmongering tactics go, North American’s covert government agencies, pretend to be righteous and innocent of its covert misdeeds, by severely punishing his enemy's enemies who do not follow their orders, to appear just and righteous before his enemy’s eyes.

It is time Cuban exiles; ask President, Barack Obama, to review Eduardo Arocena’s case. We do not ask for Arocena’s freedom, which is in the legal/penal conscience realm of the U.S. government; but that Arocena be transferred to an institution closer to his family in Florida, so they can visit with more frequency.

Hector Cornillot

Third option

The third option: Separated from government private domestic capital, earned insuring all property and civil rights, with money paid by all to private insurance companies; under the law; supervised by government; the way it functions in the U.S.

The isolationist nightmare is ending. Cubans in the Island and Miami now can wrestle with the 26 of July dictatorship, by demanding participation in Cuba’s freedom, without fear of being accused "mercenaries of the North American empire", or "terrorists" in Miami. That nightmare, created by inheritance from 1960’s" Exile leaders" whom sold the direction of the Cuban insurrectional process against the 26 of July dictatorship to agencies of the empire in exchange for positions in the North American government, its armed forces, and industry, creating the isolation of Cubans in the island and Miami for more than half a century, is ending. It began when the empire, after the Bay of Pigs debacle, decided to starve all Cubans, isolating them with a criminal blockade, forcing Cubans in the island to flee on rafts, leaving their families abandoned, unable to visit, call or communicate with each other, under threat of being "Imperialist/Terrorists", ignoring those who remained in Cuba abandoned and forcing Cubans in Miami to support the criminal isolation, or be prosecuted as "terrorists / Communists". Therefore, to protest the abuses of the dictatorship in Cuba, was synonymous with being "mercenaries of the empire”, and to fight the dictatorship from Miami, synonymous with "terrorist". For half a century, Cuba’s isolation was the status quo, and a crime to think freely; until the empire imploded in greed, warmongering, and racism in 2008.

Today, Cubans in the Island and Miami, are beginning to take to our own conscious loyal knowing and understanding of things, without fear of being accused of "mercenaries" in Cuba, or "terrorists" in United States, and although remnant salaried Cubans of the past in Cuba and Miami, oppose the free physical exchange of ideas between the two nations in Miami and Cuba, the empire and dictatorship, forced by civil rights evolution, begin to allow free conjugation of the will of Cubans seeking freedom beyond the bias limitations of the empire and dictatorship.

Ask for visa, go to Cuba, Visit Yoani at her school, take pictures with Pardo, look at Laura’s paintings, visit Ladies in White, Ferrer, dance with Yorki. A push, a jail cell, a significant incident, may be the cataclysm of a significant new stretch of the Cuban revolution. In Miami, use your organization to publicly raise funds for Cuban patriots, take them to them personally, in an organized, no secrets, and selfless manner. You can be whom you want to be.

Hector Cornillot

Please pray a few seconds to your God, for Eduardo Arocena family; Arocena is the longest held in U.S. Cuban political prisoner.

La tercera opcion

La tercera opción: Capital nacional privado, creado de asegurar derechos y propiedades con dinero pago por todos, a companias de seguros privadas,ante la ley, supervisado por el gobierno; como funciona en Estados Unidos

Ya los Cubanos de Cuba y Miami, podemos forcejear con la dictadura del 26 de Julio, demandando participacion y libertad, sin temor a ser acusados de ser “Mercenarios del imperio Norte Americano” en Cuba; o “terroristas” en Miami. Termino la pesadilla creada por herencia de los “Lideres del exilio” de los anos 60’s, que vendieron la dirección del proceso insurreccional Cubano contra la dictadura del 26 de Julio, al imperio Norte Americano por puestos en el gobierno Norte Americano, sus fuerzas armadas, e industria; creando la separación de los Cubanos de la Isla y Miami por mas de medio siglo; cuando el imperio, después del debacle guerrero de Bahía Cochinos, decidió hambrear a todos los Cubanos, aislándolos con un bloqueo criminal, que forzaba a los Cubanos de la Isla a huir en balsas, dejando sus familiares abandonados, imposibilitados de visitar, llamar o comunicarnos unos con otros, bajo amenaza de ser “comunistas/imperialistas”,desconociendo los que quedaron en Cuba abandonados y obligando a los Cubanos de Miami a respaldar el criminal aislamiento, o ser perseguidos como “Terroristas/Comunistas”. Por tanto, en Cuba, protestar por los abusos de la dictadura era sinonimo de ser “Mercenarios del imperio”. Y luchar desde Miami contra la dictadura, sinonimo de ‘Terrorista”. Durante medio siglo el aislamiento fue el estatus quo, y un crimen pensar libremente; hasta que el imperio imploto en avaricia, gerrerismo,y racismo en 2008.

Hoy, los Cubanos en Cuba y Miami, estamos empezando a asumir nuestra propia consciencia autónoma, a nuestro leal saber y entender de las cosas, sin miedo a ser acusados de “mercenarios” en Cuba, o “terroristas” en Estados Unidos, y aunque quedan retazos de Cubanos asalariaros del pasado en Cuba y Miami, que se oponen al libre intercambio físico y de ideas entre las dos naciones de Miami y Cuba, el imperio y la dictadura, en forzada evolucion de derechos civiles, empiezan a permitir la libre conjugacion de las voluntades de Cubanos que buscan libertad mas alla de las limitaciones prejuciales del imperio y la dictadura.

Pide visa, ve a Cuba, visita a Yoani en su escuela, toma fotos con Pardo, mira las plumillas de Laura, visita a las Damas de Blanco, Ferrer, baila con Yorki. Un empujón, una celda, un incidente significante puede ser el cataclismo de un nuevo tramo significante de la revolución Cubana. En Miami, usa tu organización para recaudar fondos para patriotas Cubanos, públicamente, llevalos personalmente, organizadamente, sin secretos, desinteresadamente. Puedes ser lo que dices ser.

Hector Cornillot

Por favor, ora unos segundos a tu Dios, por la familia Eduardo Arocena; Arocena es el preso político Cubano que mas tiempo lleva encárcel de Estados Unidos

Cubans, gastronomic or idealistic exiles?

Dr. Eladio Jose Armesto, included me by email in a proposition publicly debated between Jose Angulo y el Dr. Eladio Jose Armesto en el exilio.

“We continue to mix, for principles exiles, with gastronomic exiles”.

Find it an important issue and contribute by way of this open letter to distribute among Cubans participating in the present Cuban patriotic process.

Dear Eladio and Jose;
Weather gastronomy or ideology, most Cubans in exile are equally culpable of accusing each other of less patriotism, neither side publicly participating in the revolutionary process by an inclusive reason: Whether you arrived in 1959, or 2012 the need to include yourself in society, work, study, and promote family; trumps risk taking, death, prison, and family estrangement; which the insurrectional process extracts of participants.

After Bay of Pigs debacle, the period where more young Cubans in exile acted risking life and family for the idea of freedom, exiles followed the road of returning to the idea of progress in United States, in Education, industry, armed forces, politics; behind the concept that the United States overthrow the 26 of July dictators, and demagogically demanding it isolate Cubans from the Island and Miami. Until the empire imploded in cumulative greed, warmongering, racism in 2008, and we’re allowed by the dictators and the empire to go back and forth and meet each other.

Nothing it has not happened in past Cuban exiles. Is, as it is. Only a minority chooses to forsake life and family and continue taking the risks needed to achieve freedom of thought and action for all Cubans. Always persecuted, ignored, and targeted. That is the revolutionary process and it will always be. Therefore, is not the decade Cubans arrived in United States, but own conduct throughout the insurrectional process against the 26 of July Dictatorship, what identifies gastronomic from idealism.

The conduct that identifies ideology from gastronomy is: Participate in the process at your loyal knowing and understanding of things, ask no permission, accepting no “Conditioned grants from United States Agencies”, don’t ask do, what you don’t do, by our own means, from our own pockets.

Respectfully;

Hector Cornillot.

Pleases pray a few seconds for Eduardo Arocena Family; Arocena is the longest held Cuban political prisoner in United States.