Wednesday, October 19, 2011

THE MARVELS CREATED BY GOD

These beautiful photos taken during the Autumn season,
that started in September 23,
  were sent to The Truth Publication Online by
Riverside Council lady Nancy Hart. The one above is
in Holland, the other in Scotland. Who cannot

believe in God looking at these pictures?

Let's humans understand that there is a Great Creator, that the lives of each one of us have a purpose while we are in this planet. Sooner or later, we all are going to get together somewhere; so, why don't we try
to do justice in this world and get along?  A better distribution of the earth' resources would be a good start. The great gap between those who have and those who don't is increasing every year. This has to be stopped, or we all are going together to lose everything. The way we are going now, the middle class is on the way to disappear. Then, "Adios Lola."

Inflation and financial abuses are destroying America. The Truth Publication is a firm believer in Profit Sharing, which should be a law. Corporations and all profitable business should share some of the revenues that were impossible to make without the sweat of the workers. There won't peace and justice on earth while people are dying of hunger in Somalia and poker gamblers bet $500,000 in one hand. There is something very wrong there. Remember the Titanic: Rich, Middle, and poor sank.



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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

In Spanish and English: When Love Arrives


Believe it or not, The Truth enjoys many bilingual readers. Today, we would like to please both Spanish and English friends, especially those who love poetry in the Cervantes language.


This poem was the inspiration of our publisher, after a very pleasant experience.

Créalo o no, The Truth se enorgullece en contar con muchos lectores de habla hispana. Hoy, quisiéramos dedicarle a éllos este poema que fue inspirado por nuestro director después de haber experimentado una muy agradable experiencia.


Llegaste a mí en la oscuridad de la noche
para iluminar mi alma yerta en el desierto.
Fue así todo, de repente.
Saltó mi corazón del pecho
como un río que desborda su corriente.
¿Estaría yo soñando? ¿Estaría yo despierto?
¿Qué siento? No puedo contarlo al viento.
Es un misterio.
Es que pienso que te quiero.
No me preguntes, perdón, te ruego.
Será tu voz, será tu pelo,
Será el glamor de tu sonrisa
que acaricia mi alma con su brisa.
No comprendo. Sólo siento.
¡Es que siento que te quiero!

___________________


More or less says in English:

You came to me in the darkness of the night,
to illuminate my dead soul in the desert.
It was so sudden, so fast,
my heart broke off from my chest
as the current of a river overflows.
Was I dreaming? Was I awaken?
What do I feel?  I cannot tell it to the winds.
It is a mystery.
I think it is because I love you.
Don't ask me, I beg you.
It could be your voice, you hair
It could be the glamor your smile
cherishing my soul with its breeze.
I don't understand it. I only feel it.
It is that I feel I love you! 

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Thursday, September 1, 2011

CITY HALL OPENS MORE DOORS




Isn't freedom of speech abused a
little bit at the Riverside City
Council meetings?

The new communication facility provided by the Riverside City government has been a great success. eComment has been implemented by the City Clerk's office and allows residents to share views on City Council agenda items. It is an easy, electronic way to participate in local decisions from the comfort of home.

Visit RiversideCA.gov and select City Council Agenda or City Council Meetings. Then, simply click on eComment and fill the form. It will be available every Friday for the following Tuesday's Council meeting.

Under the leadership of Mayor Ron Loveridge, Riverside is one of the most democratic local governments in the nation. Communication is "numero uno": Televised Public Speaking at City Council meetings, e-mails, 311, Channels 3, 21, and 99, Internet, magazines, brochures, and now eComment.

At the Riverside City Council meetings citizens can express their opinions freely. But it is not uncommon to see some speakers going over the board, some times even insulting members of the dais. Still, some people complain of  "lack of freedom."


Gosh!

 

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Saturday, August 20, 2011

Castro Let Tamayo to Die of Thirst


 HONORING A CUBAN MARTYR



 On August 21, 2011, Sunday, Cuban exiles honored the memory of Orlando Zapata Tamayo, 43, who died in Castro's prison by thirst on February 23, 2010.

Orlando Zapata Tamayo was
let to die by thirst.
The Cuban Patriotic Junta organized the event, which took place at Stevenson Stake House, 5332 Stevens Place, City of Commerce. Orlando's mother, Reyna Luisa Tamayo, coming from Miami, attended the emotive occasion. 

Reyna Luisa was leader of "Damas de Blanco" in Cuba, who bravely and pacifically protest the Cuban tyranny on the streets. Her son Orlando was also an opponent to the Castro's regime and was arrested for "contempt" and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Being there, he denounced torture and deplorable conditions and went on a hunger strike. Then, the Castros ordered to cut off the supply of water to him, dying of thirst.

He was murdered!
 

How cruel these Communist beast are!

(See in this edition Fidel Castro admitting the fiasco of the Communist regime and his criminal background. Also, analysis of planning economic changes in Cuba.)

Saturday, July 9, 2011

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Tuesday, June 14, 2011


CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS ON TV AND WEB


  Riverside public meetings starts at 6:30 PM on Tuesdays, and they are broadcast by Charter Channel 3, AT  & T Channel 99, and Verizon FIOS Channel 21. Rebroadcast Wednesdays at 4 p.m. and Saturdays at 9 a.m. For live Webcast 24/7 visit http://www.riversideca.gov/citycouncil video/, or www.riversideca.gov

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