Dear PBS:  Let bygones be bygones, but keep in mind that what goes around—comes around.    Right now, the “Wayback Machine” just kept a record of how the president of The United States of America,  Donald J. Trump,  is currently considering taking all of your government funds away.   Let’s hope that in 100 years none of Mr. Trump’s great grand children get the idea of having a broadcasting corporation, like say, The Televisa Foundation, promote a warm [alternative] and fuzzy [history] of an “award winning” documentary about a family guy named Donald J. Trump,  at least not one in the same style that Natalia Almada submitted to the Sundance Film Fest. —|— Fair Use of history, family albums, and of course the Public Broadcasting Service —|_ http ://www .SanDiegoUnionTribune .com /opinion /the-conversation /sd-funding-for-public-broadcasting-could-disappear-20170316-htmlstory .html … —||— Dear San Diego Union-Tribune:  due to the close historical circumstances between the Elias-Calles family and your lovely city, we here [the staff] chose the link to your publication as reference in order to shoot at two birds with the same font, the first one is in the form of a warning shot and it relays the ever present danger of having my favorite Big Bird defunded; while the other, that one is volleyed for the memory of the “bird” that used to lay Mexico’s most famous “Golden Eggs” [its Oil Industry]… By the güey: Today is Lázaro Cárdenas del Rio remembrance day, famous for not fucking-up while in office, and for sending Ms. Almada’s great grandfather to the pleasant beaches of La Jolla and the roads near Escondido [in exile].

Tant qu’il y aura des hommes — “o como dicen los franceses**“, From Here to Eternity…  Chérie. 

Lo malo de ir en contra de la corriente son esos años en la soledad.