The Film based on the life of the world's Greatest Hero.Roberto Clemente Walker
"If you have a chance to help others and fail to do so,you are wasting your time on this earth."
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Saturday, March 8, 2008
Dolores Lebron (The true story of Lolita) ©2008
HISTORY AS TOLD BY AN AMERICAN NATIONALIST
-US CONGRESS MARCH 1st. 1954 - GUNSHOTS RING OUT AS CONGRESS DEBATES IMMIGRATION REFORM. 5 MEN SHOT.
1-Motion Picture News Reel
2-Mi Puerto Rico. PBS Doc.
3-Request the original screenplay, Courtroom transcripts and extra footage.
4-The Elder Dolores
Dolores Lebron aka Lolita directed the only ever armed attack on US congress on March 1st. 1954. Along with three other gunmen she is Sentenced to Death. When asked why she did it she replies "Clamor of freedom for my country".While serving 25 years in Federal Prison her son of 8yrs drowns in a river , her eldest daughter kills herself because of an abusive husband and her granddaughter is committed to an asylum. She is released in 1981 and continues to fight and protest (this time peacefully) in the company of Hillary Clinton, James Edward Almos and Rev. Al Sharpton on the Island of Vieques for the removal of the US Nuclear Military Marine Base. She is again arrested and does sixty days. But the people of Puerto Rico win and the US Base is shut down in 2005. "I think times have changed, and there is no need now to kill for freedom," -Lolita Lebron ~1919-2010
4-The Elder Dolores
Dolores Lebron aka Lolita directed the only ever armed attack on US congress on March 1st. 1954. Along with three other gunmen she is Sentenced to Death. When asked why she did it she replies "Clamor of freedom for my country".While serving 25 years in Federal Prison her son of 8yrs drowns in a river , her eldest daughter kills herself because of an abusive husband and her granddaughter is committed to an asylum. She is released in 1981 and continues to fight and protest (this time peacefully) in the company of Hillary Clinton, James Edward Almos and Rev. Al Sharpton on the Island of Vieques for the removal of the US Nuclear Military Marine Base. She is again arrested and does sixty days. But the people of Puerto Rico win and the US Base is shut down in 2005. "I think times have changed, and there is no need now to kill for freedom," -Lolita Lebron ~1919-2010
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