The Puerto Ricans coming up with solutions in the face of crisis 

Muy bueno Bianca Felicitaciones💕

Bianca my great grandmother was a Graulau/Maldonado/Escarfullery also. We may be distant cousins.

Hay que sacar a estos invasores comunistas demoratas del norte

Bianca Thanks for Helping us Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 s to support create conscience of our Roots our love to Ourselves to help our own communities ❤ with love compassion ❤ 💖 💕 Dignity knowledge to show the world that we can do it without losing our island 🏝 ❤ our identity Thanks Bianca

If you remembered I was Blind DEFENDING The Statehood for Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 But your Efforts your Tenacity for Our Community for our Citizens our island 🏝 Your Humbleness changed my mind life my Heart ❤ and Became a strong follower to your cause 💙 ❤ ♥ 💖 💜 💗 💙 I want to Apologize to you for being so Rude to you back then I wanna work with all Puerto Rican 🇵🇷 sfor your cause.... Sincerely Chef Roberto 🧑🏽‍🍳🙏🏾❤

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That's right Giovanni Puerto Ricans seem to forget that the U.S. has committed despicable acts against our Puerto Rican people for simply wanting our freedom and even before that as soon as they took over the island they began their savagery.

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True to a certain extent, but the government also shouldn’t be left off the hook. They do, after all, get paid and manage PR taxes and should be doing something for ordinary people as a result. One can advocate for people being more proactive and also not leave the politicians off the hook or they’ll just steal the money that belongs to the people.

@@earthandwind820 True, but then I suppose they are already stealing the funds that should be used to help the people. I believe that the government is not composed of just the politicians but of all the people. As Abraham Lincoln said, the government is of the people, by the people and for the people. Indeed, we need to hold our elected government responsible for their abuses but we need to recognize that we all have a personal responsibility to treat those around us with respect and consideration. How can we expect our politicians to hold a higher standard then those who elected them?

@@williamrapien6071 I agree, if politicians in PR actually did the bare minimal, but they can’t even be bothered to fix the sidewalks or have a normal electrical grid. That’s unacceptable. My dad lives in San Lorenzo, I swear I can’t figure out where the money goes in the town. It’s peoples job to help one another, their neighbors, but it’s not the job of ordinary Juan or Maria to have normal asphalt roads or regular sidewalks - that’s the government’s job. They need to do their damn job, too. If they don’t, they should be scolded till infinity. The people in this video, without even half the budget/time of the politicians in PR, have done more than the politicians in DECADES. That’s pathetic.

AMÉN AMÉN. Thank you!

Exacto.

Estas segur@ de eso? El Imperio esta detras de todo lo que ocurre en el pais. El imperio sigue beneficiandose del comercio puertorriqueno, el cual importa mas del 95% de lo que consume de Estados Unidos, utilizando y pagando por su marina mercante. Hasta que el ejercito de EEUU y sus agencias federales no salgan del pais, no podemos decir que hemos aprendido a valernos por nosotros mismos.

@@ruthbonilla6178 Gracias, Ruth. Estoy aqui en El Bronx enfermo de los nervios por lo que esta pasando en La Isla. Poppy era mano derecha de Lic. Juan Mari Bras del Partido Socialista Puertorriqueno (PSP) en NY en los anos 60s y 70s. Que viva PR Libre !!!!!!

Thank *you* for your support!

@@BiancaGraulau he tratado de comunicarme con usted .. pero no tiene un email aparte ..Tiene unos videos interesante , pero quería saber si hay otros temas que usted no pueda tocar ?

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I have a small hydroponic system that I get 200 letters in all my family it's for me

There was a failed hydroponic farm in Vieques when I lived there. I don't know why it failed; it seems like a good idea-but maybe it's not. And farmed fish? Where I am now, farmed fish are available in the supermarket. I avoid them because they taste, in my opinion, awful. They are cheaper, but I would rather have a small piece of wild-caught fish than a larger portion of farmed fish. If farmed fish were the only available, I would prefer to go without, thank you. One of the biggest disappointments of life in Vieques was the lack of safety in the fish market. If the fish are caught near the reef (reef feeders) they collect a nerve poison. If you eat these over time, it creates an irreversible, sometimes fatal condition. It is important to fish 25 miles out from the reef. So, the bottom line is to IMO preserve the environment that the fish we love can thrive in. Know the source of your food. I personally suspect any process that tends to concentrate and isolate our food supply. I am an elderly woman who has always gone by the "if I don't recognize it as food, I'm not buying it, no matter how cheap and no matter the 'new and improved' claims." Now with GMO technology, some of the food can look real, but nutritionally diminished for the sake of shelf-life and shipability features. Best to get your garden growing in the back and get to the local farmer's market.

Many families have hydroponic projects.

The problem is puerto rico is a failed welfare state

There's many hydroponics farms in Puerto Rico, but not everyone knows them. Maybe if we promote them instead of outsiders, we can help them thrive, too.

Y asi es Como vamos a quere vivir un sueño Americano si Como Boricua hemos y estamos viviendo un horror bajo un Govierno AMERICANO.

@@ruthbonilla6178 Asi es ya es hora que el pueblo despierte y se una como una sola familia y decir al opresor no mas.

The U.S. is the one that wants Puerto Rico dependent .

Damn right.

Correcto!!!! PR necesita independizarse pronto. Solo asi progresaremos. 🇵🇷

Puerto Rico without the USA would turn into Cuba

@@ruthbonilla6178 It’s about damn time someone has finally says this get the U S the fuck out ; they already have proven how much they gave a damn after hurricane Maria; the sucking the resources and destroying the land My only question is where is the Puerto Rican pride ; it seems there quick to raise that flag but not fight for it Get the damn Gringos OUT

Que Lindo me as echo llorar.

YOU ARE CORRECT ABOUT THEM LAZY ASS RICAN, THE RINCAN THAT LOVE THE FREE STUFF FROM AMERICA,LIKE FOOD STAMPS, FREE CASERIOS , FREE MEDICIN AND FREE CEMENTERIOS.