Musical Special Podcast: Cal Tjader and Elis Regina and…???
Posted by in Writers on March 11, 2010
By Jose Reyes This, my second podcast featured an musical Jazz Icon from the West Coast and one influential singer from Brazil, Elis Regina. Cal Tjader was very creative and never stopped learning. He was an enormous influence and a great part in the integration of Jazz with the Afro-Cuban beat. It is very evident here ...
Special Post: “Climate Money” by Joanne Nova
Posted by in Writers on March 9, 2010
By Jose Reyes This here is a special post that will open your eyes and help you realize the reason for the green movement. This Four part report by Joanne Nova on "Climate Money" explains, in detail, how global warming is just another scheme to make money. You have thermometers placed near hot surface areas, scientist ...
What will occur if there were suddenly an Earthquake in Cuba?
Posted by in Writers on March 8, 2010
By Jose Reyes Very interesting, in light of the widely publicized and now totally commercialized Haiti earthquake, I ask the readers here, what will occur if there were suddenly an Earthquake in Cuba? "Very interesting", I'm sure you are all saying to yourselves, but with a giant question mark at the end. But before you even ...
Introducing the “Classic Jazz Video Blog”
Posted by in Writers on March 3, 2010
By Jose Reyes This is the first post of the Classic Jazz Video Blog. This one will feature Duke Ellington, Cannonball Adderley and Thelonious Monk!
Two Cuban Music Legends and a Podcast
Posted by in Writers on March 2, 2010
By Jose Reyes Mario Bauza' and Rolando LaSerie were very instrumental, respectively, in spreading Cuban Music to the United States and traditionally keeping it alive after the Castro took over. Mario Bauza' introduced it to America and also helped blend it with Jazz. Rolando LaSerie brought it from Cuba and kept it alive after 1959. These ...
Update on Cuban Political Prisoners who have died in Hunger Strikes
Posted by in Writers on February 28, 2010
By Jose Reyes In my latest article, I covered the Death of Orlando Zapata Tamayo and the disastrous media coverage . I have an update from Cuba Archive which list all the documented deaths of Cuban Political prisoners who underwent hunger strikes (11 Documented Cases): Two examples, one from 1967 and now 2010. Pay attention to ...
Musical Special: Tango Jazz and Ella Fitzgerald
Posted by in Writers on February 27, 2010
By Jose Reyes This Musical Special was only a two sets and sort of different. It featured a CD Album which concentrated on a sort of experiment by the gifted Argentine Astor Piazolla and outstanding Gary Burton. They combined the "New" Tango with Jazz and came up with a great CD Album named "Libertango." Here's ...
Futile Reports of Human Rights abuse in Cuba and the DEATH of Orlando Zapata Tamayo
Posted by in Writers on February 25, 2010
Futile Reports on Human Rights in Cuba and the DEATH of Orlando Zapata Tamayo By Jose Reyes Watch this video (In Spanish) and read translation below. Translation in English: I am Reina Luisa Tamayo Dangier, the mother of prisoner of conscience Orlando Zapata Tamayo who was interned in the hospital of the Habana del Este Prison. Last ...
Classic Jazz Musical Special: Clifford Brown, Monk, Sonny Rollins and Tony Bennett
Posted by in Writers on February 17, 2010
Classic Jazz Musical Special: Clifford Brown, Monk, Sonny Rollins and Tony Bennett By Jose Reyes This was my second multiple sets musical special and it featured Clifford Brown, Thelonious Monk with sonny Rollins and Tony Bennett. I started the Blogtalkradio show with a little of Clifford Brown's Biography and played a Four song mellow set of his. ...
(Part 3) The Castro regime and Cuba: Would it be “Illogical” to Say? “Free” Education
Posted by in Writers on February 11, 2010
(Part 3) The Castro regime and Cuba: Would it be “Illogical” to Say? "Free" Education By Jose Reyes Whenever I stumble into an article and most likely, when it is published from an agency or an author with sympathetic acceptance towards the Castro regime, it upsets me a bit but does not really surprise me too much, ...
“Rethinking History”: The Alleged Cruelty of Fidel Castro’s Political Prison
Posted by in Writers on February 11, 2010
"Rethinking History": The Alleged Cruelty of Fidel Castro's Political Prison By José Álvarez, Ph.D. Fidel Castro began to construct a false story about his captivity even before entering Presidio Modelo. Almost at the beginning of his self-defense allegation, referring to his comrades already sentenced, the young lawyer said: "They were sent to Isla de Pinos, in whose ...
Rethinking History: The True Origin of “History Will Absolve Me”
Posted by in Writers on February 9, 2010
"Rethinking History": The True Origin Of "HISTORY WILL ABSOLVE ME" By José Álvarez, Ph.D. The participants in the events of July 26, 1953 were tried in Causa No. 37 of that year, which began on Monday, September 21. Santiago de Cuba’s Courthouse hosted a trial never seen before. An amazed tribunal and audience witnessed the accused turning ...
Musical Special with New Format (Cachao, Generoso Jimenez, Machito, Dizzy, Pepper Adams, Count Basie and More)
Posted by in Writers on February 9, 2010
Musical Special with New Format (Cachao, Generoso Jimenez, Machito, Dizzy, Pepper Adams, Count Basie and More) By Jose Reyes This musical special I'm posting here was done in a different manner and will be the format in which I will be using in my future musical specials. By no means, will I be abandoning my CD Album ...
“Rethinking History” (Introduction)
Posted by in Writers on February 8, 2010
"Rethinking History" (Introduction) By Jose Alvarez, Ph.D. "History can only be written well in a free society" Voltaire This section will be devoted to document several important events that took place on behalf of a democratic revolution inspired in the preaching and ideology of José Martí. That revolution was betrayed even before it took power. History was then ...
Ideological Review of “The Cuban Revolution” Restaurant: Misinterpreting and Altering Historical Facts
Posted by in Writers on February 1, 2010
Ideological Review of "The Cuban Revolution" Restaurant: Misinterpreting and Altering Historical Facts By Jose Reyes The name of the restaurant says it all. And whenever given the almighty opportunity to set the record straight, the misinterpretation and alteration of historical facts about the Cuban Revolution must be addressed. The owner(s) of these restaurants seem to think they ...
Johnny Hodges, “Used to be Duke” and more…
Posted by in Writers on January 30, 2010
Johnny Hodges "Used to be Duke" and more... By Jose Reyes Johnny Hodges, considered by Jazz experts and musicians alike, to be the best alto saxophonist ever. He was a pioneer and there will never anyone like him. I looked through many of his biographies and found this one to be the best one: John Cornelius Hodges was ...
Interview with Professor Jose Pepin Alvarez
Posted by in Writers on January 28, 2010
Tonight at 8 P.M Eastern time Professor Jose Alvarez will be interviewed by Roberto and John on Cuba Companioni's Blogtalkradio Talk show. They will be discussing Prof. Alvarez book named Frank Pais "Architect of Cuba's Betrayed Revolution." Tune in and/or Call-in 718-664-9864. Here's a review of the book from Sabrina Reviews and here's the ...
(Part 2) The Castro regime and Cuba:Would it be “Illogical” to Say? (The “Cuban” Travel Ban)
Posted by in Writers on January 28, 2010
(Part 2) The Castro regime and Cuba:Would it be “Illogical” to Say? (The "Cuban" Travel Ban) By Jose Reyes So much has been written and debated concerning the imposed travel restrictions on American citizens who would like to travel to Cuba. Lift the travel embargo! They all say, well, only a certain few. Most Americans at the ...
Cuba Archive.org: Latest and Most Urgent News from Cuba
Posted by in Writers on January 25, 2010
Cuba Archive.org: Latest and Most Urgent News from Cuba Posted by Jose Reyes There is an urgent and most important message from Cuba, concerning Human Rights abuse. Cuba Archive.org is pleading the "Global" community of Human Rights abuse and the UN Human Rights Council to recognize and focus there attention on the latest news from Cuba ...
The Hope For Haiti “Telethon”, Two Hours, Too Late!
Posted by in Writers on January 22, 2010
The Hope for Haiti "Telethon", Two Hours, Too Late! By Jose Reyes I just saw the most lamest and outright embarrassing effort of raising money. Yes, it was advertised as such, a monumental "Global" cause. And it was also advertised to be a "telethon." Although, under the definition of telethon, several hours does count. That's what occurred, ...
The Revolutionary Holocaust (Glenn Beck Special-Video)
Posted by in Writers on January 22, 2010
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Cannonball Adderley’s Riverside Profiles and much more..
Posted by in Writers on January 21, 2010
Cannonball Adderley's Riverside Profiles and much more.. By Jose Reyes Oh yes, Julian Edwin "Cannonball" Adderley, the one and only, my favorite of all Alto Saxophonist. Like all great musicians and they make it their duty to create their own distinctive sound and of course, a distinctive style. Distinguishable from any other. Cannonball had his own style ...
Hitler finds out Scott Brown Won…..
Posted by in Writers on January 20, 2010
Posted by Jose Reyes A good friend of mine sent me an email of a Ron Paul supporter who has added subtitles to a movie about Hitler's fall. Here in this particular scene, Hitler goes "bunkers" over the Scott Brown victory of opponent Democrat Martha Coakley. It reflects quite a bit of what has been ...
Scott Brown Acceptance Speech!
Posted by in Writers on January 20, 2010
Scott Brown Acceptance Speech! Posted by Jose Reyes Or Click HERE
The Massachusetts Senate Race: “It’s Obnoxiously Embarrassing Already”
Posted by in Writers on January 18, 2010
The Massachusetts Senate Race: "It's Obnoxiously Embarrassing Already" (OP/ED) By Jose Reyes It doesn't really matter anymore, does it? It doesn't really matter how the Massachusetts Senate race unfolds? By no means, it very much does, it is very important, that's for sure! But the outcome, although it's circumstances could be very damaging, represents much more ...
Mongo Santamaria at the Black Hawk and More Info
Posted by in Writers on January 7, 2010
Mongo Santamaria at the Black Hawk and More Info By Jose Reyes Very little after Machito entered New York harbor, in the mid 40's, Cuban musicians began to connect with the best Jazz musicians and a sort of fusion between them began. Mongo came to New york, right after to continued the trend and then performed with ...
(Part 1) The Castro Regime and Cuba: Would it be “Illogical” to Say? (Espionage)
Posted by in Writers on January 4, 2010
(Part 1) The Castro Regime and Cuba: Would it be "Illogical" to Say? (Espionage) By Jose Reyes If there were only one method allowed for me to choose to justify and undeniably discredit any notion and factually prove a point concerning the Castro regime in Cuba and show how criminal they are, I would choose logic. Logic ...
A Year in Review: “Cuba and 2009″ No Change?
Posted by in Writers on January 1, 2010
A Year in Review: "Cuba and 2009" No Change? Jose Reyes Looking back at the year 2009 and comparing it with the situation in Cuba now, a year later, would feel more as if one would momentarily close their eyes and 2010 was here, just as it happens when one blinks. Nothing has changed, absolutely nothing! Well ...
Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers in the Blue Note, Live-1959
Posted by in Writers on December 31, 2009
By Jose Reyes Let me start by stating, Art Blakey is my favorite drummer ever. I know this is very debatable but it's my opinion. No one played the drums harder and with more speed in short bursts then him. He was a Monster! He was a great man also, helping all the new talent, giving ...
Jimmy Smith’s “The Sermon”
Posted by in Writers on December 23, 2009
Jimmy Smith's "The Sermon" By Jose Reyes Jimmy Smith was a world renown Jazz musician who played the Hammond organ and made a big impact from the mid 50's and on. He copied "Wild" Bill Davis, just like everyone else did in those day but he added a different sound with his mimicking the horn players. Most ...
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Jimmy Smith's The Sermon
Jimmy Smith's "The Sermon" By Jose Reyes Jimmy Smith was a world renown Jazz musician who played the Hammond organ and made a big impact from the mid 50's and on. He copied "Wild" Bill Davis, just like everyone else did in those day but he added a different sound with his ...
Nobody's fault but mine
"Nobody's fault but mine" By Jose Reyes I was going to write this post as a sort of statement concerning the death of Michael Jackson and I opted not to. But now, after his burial and especially with the pending murder charge, I have decided to go on with doing so. These ...
Musical Special: Straight, No Chaser
Musical Special: "Straight, No Chaser" By Jose Reyes Tonight I'm going to have a One-Hour Musical tribute to one song. The name of this song is "Straight No Chaser" and it was written by Thelonious Monk. I have six versions of this song that you will find very interested. So tune into ...
Recruiting Writers
Welcome to the Cubanology.com Bi-Weekly and Special Articles Blog. My name is Jose Reyes and I am looking for "A Few Good Men and Women." Their race, creed and nationality is, by no means, a requirement here. I will post practically any subject matter here, except Leftist Communist propaganda, ...
A Year in Review: Cuba and 2009 No Change?
A Year in Review: "Cuba and 2009" No Change? Jose Reyes Looking back at the year 2009 and comparing it with the situation in Cuba now, a year later, would feel more as if one would momentarily close their eyes and 2010 was here, just as it happens when one blinks. Nothing ...
It goes without saying
"It goes without saying" By Jose Reyes No one in their right mind can possibly tell me or even attempt to convince me or anybody else, that the "Revolucion" has worked in Cuba. Nothing and I mean absolutely nothing positive has occurred in the last 50 years with this brutal, aimless Castro ...
Save Our Planet Revisited: Culture Clash, Leftist Propaganda and the Truth of the Matter
"Save our Planet" Revisited: Culture Clash, Leftist Propaganda and the Truth of the Matter By Jose Reyes Now, that change is before us and our economy has been dissected and altered, we come to the convenient realization of how important it is to Save Our Planet. Now and after Al ...
Not Made in the U.S.A.
Not Made in the U.S.A. By Jose Reyes With a simple glance at the label which accompanies 95% of the products we purchase, here in America on a daily basis, we can swiftly realize and identify the real reason why our economy is in shambles. It is a problem that has not ...
Part Eighteen: It's never-ending, nunca se acaba!
[caption id="attachment_3266" align="alignnone" width="641" caption="Click on the Image to view the Dicharachos Archive"][/caption] Part Eighteen: It's never-ending, nunca se acaba! By Alex Rivero y Jose Reyes We, I mean Alex and I, are amazed that we have discovered more Cubanisms! We text each other very frequently and we have accumulated several more. We ...
Book Interview: Cuba 1952-1959: The True Story of Castro’s Rise to Power
Book Interview: Cuba 1952-1959: The True Story of Castro’s Rise to Power By Jose Reyes This book, detailed with facts, brings out the disturbing truth of the political situation in Cuba from 1952 to 1959. Listen to the interview and learn more:
An interview with La Gringa's Blogicito from Honduras
An interview with La Gringa's Blogicito from Honduras By Jose Reyes First of all, I would like to thank you (La Gringa's Blogicito) very much for accepting and participating in this Online Interview. Secondly, I want to congratulate you for providing the “World” with excellent, real-time, precise and accurate reporting from Honduras. Your ...
HITN, Latino and Categorizing
"HITN, Latino and Categorizing" By Jose Reyes I just read this PR Newswire on a telecommunication agreement and the launch of a TV Enlace Cuba where you are cordially invited. HITN stands for the Hispanic Information and Telecommunication Network. Here's the HITN MAP that I created, so I could diagram the connection between ...
A RACIAL ISSUE; NOT A RACIAL DIVIDE
A RACIAL ISSUE; NOT A RACIAL DIVIDE By Howard E. Morseburg Since the issue of Race has been raised by many Democrats in the recent discussions of runaway spending by Congress, or to the challenges of Obama’s policies, then I am going to direct my remarks to this very ...
Issue No.23 Article No.1 LA RED DE REDES PELIGRO #1 PARA EL GOBIERNO CUBANO
LA RED DE REDES PELIGRO #1 PARA EL GOBIERNO CUBANO By Adrian Benitez Con una nueva legislación el gobierno cubano pretendió cerrar ese rendijo por donde se escapaban las gotas de libertad que es la Internet, aunque Cuba ya tenia de por si el índice mas bajo de acceso a Internet en ...
Issue No.23 Article No.2 The Two Cuba’s
The Two Cuba’s (Op Ed) By Jeanette Cajide Several U.S. Congressmen and U.S. Congresswomen are proposing lifting the “travel ban” on Americans to travel to Cuba. Per California Democrat, Sam Farr, it is likely to happen by the end of this year. (Moura, 2009) It is a bitter sweet movement for me ...
Issue No.23 Article No.3 What does Marla have to do with Obama?
What does Marla have to do with Obama? By Melek The other day I watched the thought-provoking Marla Olmstead Documentary, "My Kid Could Paint That" by director Amir Bar-Lev. Marla Olmstead is a child painter that quickly rose to fame at the age of 4, before a 60 Minutes Episode doubts the authenticity ...
It's time to talk to Cuba?
It's time to talk to Cuba? By Jose Reyes "It's time to talk to Cuba" these are the words which Rep. Babara Lee's used to address the media she and her colleagues made after their visit with the Castro regime in Havana. As you know, she was in Cuba with the CBC ...
El Manisero versions
"El Manisero" versions By Jose Reyes [caption id="attachment_1230" align="alignnone" width="200" caption="Moisés Simons"][/caption] "El Manisero", the song that put Cuban Music on the map! This song which was composed by Moisés Simons and first sung by Rita Montaner in 1927. It was popularized in America (New York) by the Don Azpiazú and Havana Casino Orchestra, ...
Yuri Bezmenov's message: Love Letter to America
Yuri Bezmenov's message: Love Letter to America By Jose Reyes Yuri Bezmenov has become a forgotten man and my post here will be a reminder of how much he has done to alert Americans and non-Americans who are and have been searching for real liberty. This post here will be considered as ...
A Love Trilogy Greatest Disco Album Ever!
"A Love Trilogy" Greatest Disco Album Ever! By Jose Reyes "A Love Trilogy", in my opinion, is the very best disco album that was ever made! It consists of five songs and is really one long, mixed continuous song. That's why I recommend that you buy the CD so you can get ...
Good Old DEVO
Good Old "DEVO" By Jose Reyes It was July 21 on 1980 when a friend of mine Jose Garcia, called me up, he told me that DEVO was playing in Central Park and that it was going to be a night concert. You see, all the concerts had been in the afternoon ...
Issue No.20 Article No. 1 THE FLAG IN THE SKY
THE FLAG IN THE SKY by Howard E. Morseburg There's a glorious flag flying up high; It's colors stand out against the blue sky. A defiant flag that says we won't yield, With fifty white stars against a blue field. There're thirteen bright stripes of red and white, It's a beautiful flag, our heart's delight It stands for the ...
Issue No.20 Article No.2 Sean Penn's Oscar Winning Performance!
Sean Penn's Oscar Winning Performance! By Jose Reyes What an Oscar winning performance by Sean Penn! Not on the movie "Milk" but on his work on Communist propaganda? It just amazes me how nothing is done to stop the propaganda and friendship that exists between anti-American leaders and Americans themselves, specifically Hollywood ...
Issue No.19 What else is News?
What else is News? Jose Reyes Positive negativity, this should make absolute sense to you? Well it should! You have been forced-fed by the socialist liberals and you fail to notice, it seems logical now. The method of chose to administer these heavy doses of negativity, you guessed it, the Main Stream ...
A Glimpse of Cuba so revealing!
This amazing Audio Slide Show "A Glimpse of Cuba" was sent to me by Orestes Matacena, it was made by photgrapher Roy Llera, amazing photograghs and so revealing, how the Castro regime has destroyed the island of Cuba. Thank you so much Roy for this Slide Show
Mr. Magoo Goes To Cuba
Mr. Magoo Goes To Cuba By: Quincy Magoo Some of you may remember me from my acting years. As a retiree, I have become a freelance travel writer. With the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Revolution and the plethora of articles praising the accomplishments of Fidel Castro, I could not resist ...
Nineteen Eighty-Four with Cuba in Mind
Nineteen Eighty-Four with Cuba in Mind By Jose Reyes It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen. Winston Smith, his chin nuzzled into his breast in an effort to escape the vile wind, slipped quickly through the glass doors of Victory Mansions, though not quickly enough ...
The UN Inhumane Rights Council
The UN Inhumane Rights Council By Jose Reyes The UN Human Rights Council is a total disgrace to term human rights itself and should appropriately be renamed to "The UN Inhumane Rights Council." The United Nations should not exist because it violates the exact purpose and reason why it was established and ...
Jose Marti's Cuba versus Fidel's Cuba
"Jose Marti Cuba versus Fidel's Cuba" By Jose Reyes One would wonder, specifically Cubans in Cuba, how it would be if Jose Marti were alive now and was actively engaged in his liberating thoughts and writings. I say, Cubans in Cuba because they have not experienced the advantage of living outside of ...
Food and Freedom in Cuba
Food and Freedom are two basic necessities of life, you cannot have one without the other. Food is obviously more important, physically speaking, because it's the source of nutrition that keeps your body functioning and working properly so it can continue to exist. Food is also more important when compared with Freedom for the ...
Fidel, The Speechless Icon is back!
Fidel, "The Speechless Icon" is back! By Jose Reyes With all the usual Main Stream Media notoriety and fan fair, Fidel Castro, "Fifo" himself, has entered the picture again (watch the pro-Fidel news clip). The Murderous Tyrant with nine lives is back, out in the spotlight again. Yes, the "privately" taken pictures ...
Jama y Libertad para Panfilo para Cuba
Que cada cual elija su estrategia de acción y el mejor modo de documentarla. Chiquitamala Transcripción del video (en rojo las partes más oscuras ;-) Entrevistador: ¡Dale! 'Mano, ¿qué tú crees del proyecto…? (ininteligible) Entrevistado: Ese proyecto está bueno. No lo he oído, pero me han dicho que se mantiene el reguetón, y ...
No Toilet Paper in Cuba?
No Toilet Paper in Cuba? By Jose Reyes There's been a couple of articles that I'm sure you all have read and this video from no other than CNN: Yes that's right, in Cuba there is a serious shortage of toilet paper, did you know this? As this very short, mini report explains ...
Happy Birthday who?
Just yesterday I was listening to my favorite jazz station WBGO and was interrupted as always at the top of the hour by NPR news. NPR (National Public Radio) handles all Public Radio around the country and does a great job at it BUT they also have a strong hold ...
Political terminology is confusing and my logical OPINION
"Political Terminology is Confusing and my logical OPINION" By Jose Reyes What do you consider yourself? A Democrat, a Republican, a Liberal, a Marxist, a Conservative, a Fascist, a Libertarian, a Socialist? Did I miss one? Be truthful to yourself now and answer this question, tell me honestly, that you are 100% ...
No Details Required
"No Details Required" By Mehmet Pertev The last few days, Mr. Obama captured the spotlight and the headlines again with a major story. This news item has nothing to do with the issues that interest the future of our nation such as the economy, the health care debate, and the war of ...
Personal Reaction to Documentary ‘Supersize Me’
Personal Reaction to Documentary ‘Supersize Me’ By Alexander Rivero This was the second time I saw Supersize Me, and like with any film carrying important messages and themes, I never felt that the information was stale or outdated in any way. Quite the contrary; with obesity in the United States still a ...
Interview with Armando Socarras
A few month ago I wrote an article about the daring escape from Cuba by Armando Socarras. It was in 1970 when he jumped onto the wheel well of an Iberia DC 8 heading to Madrid from Havana. The world learned of this event and much was published about it ...
Poster of the Year and Why
Poster of the Year and Why By Jose Reyes Do I have to say more? Nobody is greater than the RULE of LAW. Someone has to communicate this to Mr. Obama. You must remember, the president is just a citizen of his or her country. Here's the Communiqué concerning the ousting of president ...
Pay Attention: Honduras wants to be free!
Pay Attention: Honduras wants to be free! By Dale Yeager Recently the protests in Iran have demanded that world's leaders take a look at the movement of Democracy within the Middle East. The Iranian people are not stopping until they have self rule. But Iran was not the first, the people of Lebanon have twice ...
HONDURAS' CASE / A BAD OMEN FOR AMERICA
HONDURAS' CASE / A BAD OMEN FOR AMERICA By Agustin Blazquez with the collaboration of Jaums Sutton Dishonest as usual, on June 29, 2009, the national CBS news' Katie Couric and Brian Williams of NBC parroted what Obama and Hillary Clinton called a "coup" in the Central American country of Honduras ...
THE KING WHO HAD NO CLOTHES
THE KING WHO HAD NO CLOTHES By Howard E. Morseburg There it is, right in front of you, plain as day, and 320 million Americans cannot see it. The President, Barack Obama, tells it to you, plain and simple, outlines it clearly, and still you are blind, ...
The Value of the Dollar!
By Jose Reyes This video explains the "Value of the Dollar" and Ron Paul explains it to you in plain English! It's so clear that people still refuse to accept it because it's just too simple to understand. Meanwhile, the middle class, the backbone of of America is ...
Obama Sucks
Obama "Sucks" By Jose Reyes Ooooh! How could I say that? Well first of all, the word "Suck" and "Sucks" is used very frequently and has become a common slang word in our crippling English language, here in America. Presently, it is used on our streets, on TV, on Radio and in ...
Paquito and Benny
"Paquito and Benny" By Jose Reyes These are two great tributes of Benny Goodman that Paquito D' Rivera did respectively with Gary Walker on May 29th and with the Goodman graduatees: Bill Crow, John Bunch, James Chirillo and others in an incredible evening of stories and music, on May 30th, 2009. ...
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