Not About Chavez

 

1966, Cesar Chavez's NFWA and Larry Itliong's AWOC merged to form the UFW (Photo courtesy of FAHNS)

Nobody wants to admit it but the Farm Workers Union has lost credibility and does not fit the narrative.

They built their stature on their enigmatic leader (Cesar Chavez) while all this time keeping secrets; secrets that were "known" but we're kept hidden because of the "greater good".

Aside From Chavez And Huerta

The Farm workers' union wasn't about Chavez and Huerta. But they wanted it to be.

Most people are not aware that the United Farm Workers (UFW) was formed in 1966 through the merger of two existing organizations: the 
Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee (AWOC), led primarily by Filipino Americans, and the National Farm Workers Association (NFWA), led primarily by Mexican Americans. 

The NFWA was led by Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta and Gilbert Padilla.

Multi Ethnic

The AWOC was led by Filipino-Americans, Larry Itliong, Philip Vera Cruz and Peter Gines Velasco.

The UFW systematically became a Mexican-American organization, pushing out it's Filipino-American members and leaders (founders no less).

UFW Day

Today, is an opportune time to create a UFW Day instead of glorifying just one man or one woman. The Cesar Chavez Day or whatever holiday should take its place should honor the sacrifices of the original UFW's Mexican-American and Filipino-American Leaders and their original members.

Aside from the Chavez brothers, Huerta and Padilla, these three Filipino American leaders should also be remembered and recognized.

Larry Itliong: seasoned labor organizer who initiated the 1965 Delano Grape Strike. He served as the Assistant Director of the newly formed UFWOC (later renamed to UFW).

Philip Vera Cruz: long-time farmworker and activist who became the second vice president of the UFW, serving for 12 years.

Peter Gines Velasco: key leader in the Delano Grape Strike and a founding member of the UFW who served on its executive board.

It's time to give recognition to all those who started the UFW. Farm workers and farm workers rights are not about one person or one ethnicity. 

Our Eyes Are Wide Shut, Always Been

 

Stanley Kubrick’s final movie Eyes Wide Shut, 1999, was a deliberate exposé of what the rich and famous were doing behind closed doors and how secretly they operate.

And yes Stanley died right after making that movie. 

Lots of other famous people have died under "mysterious" circumstances who were involved in one way or another in speaking about what has been finally being exposed right now.

Things We Only See On TV or In Movies

 

If you have no direct knowledge about certain things and have watched a lot of TV and movies, you will be pleasantly surprised that some things commonly seen in TV or movies are just not normal in the real world.

There are just things that appears to be standard in TV shows and movies. But in reality, we hardly see them in real life.

This is why scenes in motion pictures are called reel life. It's not really real.


Reel Life

People would have amnesia after they have a car accident or when they hit their heads hard.

Real Life

Hardly anyone personally knows anyone who had amnesia, at least not the movie kind where someone forgets their name, people and their past, but still functions perfectly normal.

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Reel Life

People cannot report a person missing until after 24 hours.

Real Life

Who would, why would anyone even wait that long?

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Reel Life

A person who has just been arrested has a one phonecall.

Real Life

Depends where you are and the circumstances of the arrest. But it's hardly how movie or TV portray this to be.

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Reel Life

People always have alot of free time. They can skip work or school or they don't come home at night or for days.

Real Life

People's businesses will close, they will their jobs, be suspended or kicked out of school and loved ones not waiting for 24 hours to report them missing.

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Reel Life

People take their medicine straight up, swallowing them with no water.

Real Life

People just wouldn't do that.

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Reel Life

Everything just comes easy, such as an available parking spot just outside a business entrance for example.

Real Life

One normally would have to drive around the block or park far away.

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Reel Life

Phone numbers start with 555.

Real Life

555 is not a legit area code.

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Reel Life

No one needs to run errands, stop for gas, groceries, supplies, medicine, pay bills, mail something, do everyday things that people do.

Real Life

Life revolves around things that are not seen in reel life.

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Having said all these, there are also a few things normally seen in reel life that are also all too real in real life. Here are some examples.

True in both Reel & Real Life

- Police or law enforcement always have donuts. They do.

- Doctors, lawyers, police officers, detectives, FBI and other people in the movies generally do look exactly how they look like in real life. Not sure who's copying who.

- Police always come late into a crime scene or after everything seems to be over. Sigh.

-Schools and workplaces having cliques, bullies, jerks, nerds, weird people. Always have, always will.

Interview With Epstein

 

Snippets from recently released files on Jeffrey Epstein

Devil Himself
Tier One
Interdisciplinary Work
Schmuck
Name
Reputation
Calculator
David Rockefeller
Nancy Kissinger
Wall.Street
Bill Clinton
Paul Volcker
Trilateral Commision
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Royalty, Europe, Middle East
Politicians
Ethics
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Are You Still Unconvinced Of The Moon Landings?

Are you? Yes, landings -- there were more than one.

Proof of Moon Landings

There are both high and low resolution satellite photos of the Apollo landing sites, taken by the U.S. and other countries. These provide convincing proof of the moon landings. Photos and videos show the moon landers, equipment left behind, astronaut tracks and other things on the surface of the moon.

These images captured from orbit, offer third-party evidence that corroborates the moon landings.

Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)

Since the late 2000s, the LRO has taken high-definition images that show the descent stages of the Lunar Modules, equipment, and even the tracks left by astronauts and rovers at the Apollo landing sites.

6 Apollo Landing Sites by LRO (yes Virginia, there were a total of 6 times men landed on the moon, something only Americans contest)

Japan

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) SELENE Lunar Probe took several photographs showing evidence of moon landings.

India

The Terrain Mapping Camera of India's Chandrayaan-1 Probe did not have enough not have resolution to record Apollo hardware but recorded evidence of disturbed soil around the Apollo 15 site. The ISRO Chandrayaan-2 Orbiter did capture an image of the Apollo 11 lunar module Eagle descent stage.

Korea

The South Korean Danuri mission, Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter (KPLO) have recently captured images of the Apollo landing sites, validating the moon landings. 

Russia

Note that the Soviet government, which was in an intense space race with the U.S. in the 1960s never officially denied the U.S. moon landings.

The head of Russian Space Corporation Roscosmos, Yuri Borisov publicly stated that they accepted the truth of that the U.S. beat them by putting a man on the moon.

Russia was given lunar soil that the astronauts brought back at that time. Borisov said that the tests performed on the samples by the Russian Academy of Scientists confirmed their authenticity.

Today, most of the people who still do not believe in the moon landings are flat earthers, Kim Kardashian fans and TikTok influencers.

Moon Landings

South Korean Spacecraft Photographed The Landing Sites of the Apollo 11 and Apollo 17 Expeditions

Yes Or No

October 1, 2025

The US government has shut down after Congress didn’t pass a spending bill. This is the result of a standoff between President Trump and Democrats in congress. This shutdown has resulted in thousands of federal workers furloughed (cannot work, so no pay) and government services suspended (people suffering). But yes, congressional representives will still work and will be paid.

Government Shutdown

So although AI will not readily provide an answer to political questions, it will if pushed.

Republicans are saying Democrats are shutting down the government because Republicans want to stop the government from giving Federal money to undocumented people.

The Democrats are saying the Republicans are lying. Democrats say they are not giving Federal money to undocumented immigrants.

So who's lying?

(If we still aren't aware, all politicians are liars, regardless of political party.)

Now we asked AI this:

Have Democrats (Biden Era) given Federal money to illegal aliens?

AI Response: [Hard to answer this question.]

Yes Or no, have Democrats (Biden Era) given Federal money to illegal aliens?

[Yes, in certain cases. While federal law broadly prohibits undocumented immigrants from receiving most federal benefits, there are exceptions, and federal funding has reached undocumented individuals through state programs and specific grant initiatives. 

Here are specific instances of federal funds reaching undocumented immigrants under Democratic administrations:

• American Rescue Plan (2021): The Biden administration provided $350 billion in flexible federal funds to states. Some states with Democratic leadership, including New York, used this money to provide unemployment-style pandemic relief checks to undocumented workers who lost their jobs due to COVID-19.

• Federal grants to border communities: The Department of Homeland Security under the Biden administration has distributed federal grant money to non-governmental organizations and communities that provide food, shelter, and other services to migrants, some of whom are undocumented.

• Emergency Medicaid: Federal law, including under Democratic administrations, has historically provided for Emergency Medicaid to reimburse hospitals for stabilizing patients in emergency medical situations, regardless of immigration status. A small portion of federal Medicaid spending has gone toward emergency services for undocumented immigrants.

• COVID-19 relief checks (indirectly): A 2021 analysis by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) estimated that billions in COVID-19 stimulus checks went to undocumented immigrants who obtained valid Social Security numbers, including through authorized work permits, and to U.S.-born children with undocumented parents.

• Funding for legal services: The flexible federal funding from the American Rescue Plan has also been used by some cities to support deportation defense programs and other legal services for immigrants, including those who are undocumented.]

The answers are out there, if we will look for them hard enough.

Jimmy Kimmel, Why He Was Cancelled

(This last few days, it has been Jimmy Kimmel on every news program.)

So we are being told that late night TV host, Jimmy Kimmel was suspended because he spoke out against the killing of Charlie Kirk.

Even that isn't entirely true.

In a monologue, Kimmel said: "We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them".

Highly unlikely that would be the only reason. But yes, it could have been the last straw.

Because it has been reported that the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), threatened that they could act against ABC over these remarks.

This then became a convenient scapegoat, a rallying point, talking points and a media circus that could result in higher ratings later on.

The truth is:

At the end of the 2nd Quarter of this year – The Late Show with Stephen Colbert was the most watched late night television show, per Late Nighter. This talk show averaged 2.42 million viewers. 

Jimmy Kimmel Live! came in second with an average of 1.77 million viewers. 

The Tonight Show (Jimmy Fallon) placed third with an average of 1.19 million views. [Source]

Numbers like these give credence to the ugly truth that late-night ratings are drastically lower than how it was in the past.

The biggest of these kind of shows, like "The Tonight Show" used to get over 10 million viewers.

In fact, the combined viewership of all current late night shows do not even reach half that number and has been on a steady and continuous decline since 2015.

My heart bleeds for Guillermo and the other members of Kimmel's crew. But there are consequences to everything. Everything is fun and games until someone get fired.