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To: Jhoffa_; lefty4w; bigfootbob
Has anybody seen a copy of National Geographic this month? Evidently, one of their writers went to Puerto Rico and told some of the truth about what he saw.

The article has Puerto Rico's politicians and Tourism Board fit to be tied.

LOL!

13 posted on 03/12/2003 4:59:55 PM PST by 4Freedom (America is no longer the 'Land of Opportunity', it's the 'Land of Illegal Alien Opportunists'!!!)
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To: 4Freedom
please give me a hint?
17 posted on 03/12/2003 5:07:10 PM PST by grammymoon
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To: 4Freedom
Reading the intro on the national geographic website .. I can see why they may be a bit upset !! too truthful!! ;-)
Here's an excerpt opening paragraph.

The rum bottle in front of him almost empty, Jacobo Morales is approaching the end of a rambling stage monologue on what it means to be Puerto Rican. Earlier he had toasted "the great American nation, of which I'm proud to be a citizen." But with this most recent toast his mood has turned militantly nationalistic: "What I am is Ameri . . . Puerto Rican!" And then another turnabout. "Puerto Rican and Ameri. . . . What I am is a realist, because one thing is what I feel, another is what's convenient. What I feel is Puerto Rican first and Puerto Rican always—but what about the welfare checks?" Finally, polishing off the last of the bottle, Morales makes up his mind, shouting: "Viva Puerto Rico libre!—Long live free Puerto Rico!"

32 posted on 03/12/2003 6:00:32 PM PST by AgThorn
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To: 4Freedom
Almost forgot, here's the link:

http://magma.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0303/feature2/index.html
33 posted on 03/12/2003 6:01:29 PM PST by AgThorn
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