Thursday, October 1, 2009

Ezsdei485 Viper Programming




With respect to the resistance of the Honduran people and their martyrs, I share here Rebelión Radio Bemba video of David Segarra and Guarataro Films, which includes " the example that Caracas gave " between 11 to April 13, 2002 ...

"The Coup of 2002 set up a media dictatorship where they tried to get all information and all thought was under control. But something got out of hand. alternative media networks and popular communication extended from the neighborhoods around the country. The strength and memory, voice and image of Venezuela remained in the hands of the people. And that voice could not be silent. "



"In Venezuela during the coup of 2002, public facilities were closed. Private television supported the coup forces. Only Community Media gave independent information during those days of violence. But Amid the chaos the people was expressed and communicated through mobile phones, internet, graffiti, pot-banging, and motorists. This is the revolt of the radio Bemba. A Venezolana de Television production, directed by David Segarra with Altermedia cooperative. "




Rebelión Radio Bemba
by Guarataro


Photo Chanzo Vicent.

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Pinnacle Tvcenter Windows 7

Freedom ...


" Honduras " Vergara titled this cartoon ... But I find that has a more universal relevance ...

What do you think?

Monday, September 28, 2009

Nautical Star For Houses

For Honduras ...

I join Hadabruja , in his tribute to the heroic resistance of the Honduran people, with these verses Miguel Hernández, and Serrat's song in his younger days ...






The Wounded
(1939)

I

On the battlefields extend the wounded.
And from that field extension
wrestlers skip a cornfield in hot jets, extended
in husky voices.


Blood always rains up to the sky.
And the wounds they sound, like seashells,
when the wounds swiftness of flight,
essence of the waves.


blood smells of the sea, sea and wine tastes.
sea winery, wine bravo,
bursts where the wounded man drowns, shuddering,
and flowers, and is.


I am wounded, look at me: I need more lives.
The one that is too small for the great task
want to lose blood from wounds.
Tell me who was not injured.


My life is a happy childhood injury.
unto those who are not wounded, who never feels
wounded by life, or life lies wounded
cheerfully!


If even the hospitals are going with joy,
orchards become gaping wounds,
of oleanders bloom before the surgery.
of bloody doors.


II

bleed for freedom, fight, live on.
For freedom, my eyes and my hands,
as a tree of blood, generous and imprisoned, I
surgeons.


of freedom I feel more hearts
that sand in my chest, my veins are foams,
and go into the hospitals, and entered the cotton
as lilies.


of freedom I loose in battle
of those who have rolled his statue in the mud.
And I break loose shots of my feet of my arms,
my house, everything.


Because where some empty matted,
she will put two stones into the future,
and make new arms and legs to grow new
in meat harvested.


sprout winged autumn sap without
relics of my body I lose every wound.
Because I am like the tree cut down, that sucker:
because even I have a life.


Miguel Hernández








"Although the fall of your graves cover story with apparent dust of oblivion, never give up or to oldest our dreams "Miguel Hernández

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Simple Fold Fan Serviette

February 6, 1694: Macaques. The last expedition against Palmares


The Indian hunter, killer of many miles of Indian, born of mother India. Guarani and Portuguese speaking almost nothing. Domingos Jorge Velho Mameluke captain San Pablo, Mestizos who have sown terror in the middle of Brazil on behalf of the colonial masters and fierce exorcism than half of his blood.

In the past six years, Captain Sunday rented his services to the Portuguese crown against the Indians janduim, raised in the backwoods of Pernambuco and Rio Grande do Norte. After a long butcher comes to Recife, victorious, and there he was hired to raze Palmares. They offer a nice booty and black land for sale in Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires, plus infinite promise amnesties, four orders habits religiosas y treinta grados militares para repartir entre sus hombres.


Con el catalejo en bandolera sobre el pecho desnudo, abierta la casaca grasienta, el capitán Domingos desfila a caballo por las calles de Recife, a la cabeza de sus oficiales mestizos y sus soldados indios degolladores de indios. Cabalga entre nubes de polvo y olores de pólvora y aguardiente, atravesando ovaciones y bandadas de pañuelos blancos: este mesías nos salvará de los negros alzados, cree o quiere la gente, convencida de que los cimarrones tienen la culpa de la falta de brazos en los ingenios y también tienen la culpa de las pestes y las drought that scorched the northeast, because God will not send health or the rain is not ceased, the scandal of Palmares.

and is organized crusade. Volunteers come from all sides, driven by hunger, looking for safe serving. Emptied prisons: prisoners to join the largest army yet assembled in Brazil.


The Indian scouts go forward and the rear black porters. Nine thousand men through the jungle, they come to the mountain and climb to the summit where you can admire the fortifications of Macaques. This time carry guns. Several days

duration of the siege. The guns annihilated the triple wall of wood and stone. Melee fights, on the edge. There are so many dead that there is nowhere to fall, and continues the degollatina among the bushes. Many blacks attempting to flee and slip into the void by the cliffs, and many are choosing to throw off the cliff.



The flames devour the capital of Palmares. From the distant city of Porto Calvo you see the glow of the gigantic bonfire burning all night. Burn to memory. Hunting horns never stop proclaiming the victory.

Zumbi chief, wounded, managed to escape. From the peaks comes to the jungle. Wanders through the green tunnels in the woods, looking for yours.


CarF photos.
Text of Eduardo Galeano (Proceedings of the fire )