Ana comes out of the closet too!

Ana Belén Montes, like Oscar López Rivera, is a Puerto Rican political prisoner who most people know nothing about. That is because, the United States (US)’ “free Press” which will never be that as long as it responds to the 1%, keeps it in its closet.

It is important that the following historical facts be understood, before people are able to see the obvious government’s intent to brainwash its citizenry by hiding the truth.

Did you know that the US government told General Simon Bolivar not to liberate the last 2 remaining Spanish colonies in the Caribbean – Cuba and Puerto Rico? That, in itself, is evidence that the US government does not believe in liberty for all countries!

The US government has had a half a century blockade against the people of Cuba, because of their insistence of governing themselves for the benefit of Cubans. The US government has never accepted that from its neighbors, because it wants them to govern themselves for the benefit of the 1% of the United States’ citizens.

US government says Ana is in jail for 2 reasons:

• Her action has jeopardize the security of the United States of America.

• She distorted the US’ view on Cuba.

Investigate this case yourself to determine who is telling the truth. In a true democracy, it is important that citizens have access to the truth. Therefore, it is intolerable to permit any democratic government to put the truth in a black hole.

We now similarly demand that Ana Belén Montes, along with Oscar López Rivera be liberated immediately! Both have the right by international law to do whatever is necessary to decolonize their homeland.

Join our 2^nd Oscar – Mandela March in NYC on the same day that the United Nations (UN) holds its annual hearing to discuss the decolonization of Puerto Rico (www.TodosUnidosDescolonizarPR.blogspot.com).

Meeting us at 9 AM at Hunter College at 68^th Street and Lexington Avenue. We will march downtown to 43^rd Street. We will go East (turn left), and go down the stairs to get inside the Ralph Bunche Park. This park is on the other side of the UN on First Avenue.

We will remain there until 5 PM, as we inform the public about Puerto Rico’s colonial relationship with the US government. These marches will continue year after year because, any country that ignores 33 UN resolutions don’t believe in JUSTICE FOR ALL!