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Re: Culebra's cultural heritage

Author: Tatakiwaki (---.prtc.net)
Date: 12-11-05 07:39

Mr. Fischer, the author of “Insularismo” is not Perdreira but Pedreira. Just like yours is Fischer and not Fisher. You are beginning to sound like your friend Guzman.
If Pedreira’s work applies more to Culebra than to Puerto Rico, then what is your point!!

Also give me some verifiable facts that the Taino did not reside in Culebra as you say. I have very good information by a very reliable Puerto Rican archeologist that they indeed resided in this beautiful island and in others such as St. Croix, St. Thomas, etc.

Yes, he or she is a culebrense if they share our ups and downs while residing here. By the way Culebra is an integral part of their nation (USA) not yours.

Homeland Security now has a brand new home base at the old naval station in Ceiba and is rounding up foreigners with doubtful documentation. A little more touch of xenophobia I guess.

Yes, the line between a culebrense and a foreigner has already being established and you fit in with “foreigners”.
Democratic means have nothing to do with big development or against it, what counts in this issue is monetary power and enrichment by manipulative individuals like you. There is no way your website was born out of love for this island but of pure greed and monetary gain. Well, as you say you offer the locals the opportunity to advertise in your site for a fee so they do not have to sell their property to foreigners. Yes, to advertise with you for a fee. That is exactly my point; you are the perfect example of a “ foreigner “ using the locals for your monetary. advantage. Besides, all you do is illegal, without patent or permits. Sooner or latter they will catch up with you, you can bet on it.

Tataki Waki

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