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CHINA DRIVES PINOYS AWAY FROM ITS “EEZ” IN CHICAGO!
CHINA DRIVES PINOYS AWAY FROM ITS “EEZ” IN CHICAGO!
GET OUT OF HERE!
ABOUT 15 MINUTES into the rally program after Chicago Pinoy newsmagazine publisher-editor Mariano “Anong” Santos spoke at the rally on behalf of the Knights of Rizal, a Chicago Police officer interrupted the program and admonished the surprised rally leader, Mr. Jerry B. Clarito, not to hold the rally by the sidewalk abutting the China Consulate and to resume it across the West Erie street in Chicago, Illinois on Friday noon, July 12. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA)
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UNFURLING PHILIPPINE FLAG:
MR. EDMUND NABUA of MALAYA, a US movement for democracy in the Philippines and against tyranny and dictatorship, unfurls the Philippine flag in front of the China Consulate before his group was driven away from the sidewalk abutting the China Consulate at the corner of 100 West Erie and Clark streets in the heart of Chicago, Illinois on Friday noon, July 12. This is the first time in the last seven years that Fil Am rallyists had come closest to the China Consulate. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA)
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PRAYING FOR ENLIGHTENMENT:
BISHOP ELI PASCUA of Chicago, Illinois’ Philippine Independent Church opened the rally just beside the door of the China Consulate (note the Consulate panel at right) on July 12 at noon with a prayer, “Today Oh Lord, we ask for your grace and accompaniment as we gather in this area to call the attention of peoples, our people and people of China as to to the important consideration of life of nations and people on decision that should have been upheld until now. The Philippine Western Sea also known as South China Sea belongs to Philippines but China continues to assert its claim and doing its operation. We pray Oh Lord for your important and much needed intercession, enlighten governments and peoples of China and the Philippines concerning this matter. Little group as we are Oh Lord but we take the voices of the solid Filipino nation, defending its rights and sovereignty, and fighting for its patrimony over the West Philippines Sea.” (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA)
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WITH CHINA CONSULAR STAFF:
EVEN AFTER Filipino American rallyists cleared the sidewalk beside the China Consulate at the corner of 100 West Erie and Clark streets in the heart of Chicago, Illinois, a staff of the China Consulate (extreme right) was seen from across the street talking animatedly with the Chicago Police who evicted the rallyists “occupying” the sidewalk beside the China Consulate last Friday noon, July 12. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA)
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DOUBLE DUTY:
THE CHICAGO POLICE were back to tell Fil Am rally leader Jerry B. Clarito (right) to tone down the volume of the speakers and have the megaphone face away from the China Consulate’s direction on Friday noon, July 12, in Chicago, Illinois. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA)
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MEGALOUD:
THE VOICE OF Edmund Nabua (right) of MALAYA, a US movement for democracy in the Philippines and against tyranny and dictatorship, must have been so loud (see top photo) that it disturbed the conversation between the Chicago Police and the China Consular staff across the street that the Chicago Police told rally leader Jerry B. Clarito to “tone down” the megaphone and have the megaphone turned around as shown in bottom photo last Friday noon, July 12. (JGL Photos by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA)
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FOREIGN INVADERS FOR 15 MINUTES:
JERRY B. CLARITO (right), who represents the Filipino American Human Rights Alliance of Illinois (FAHRA) in Chicago, told his followers that the couple of setbacks his group got from the China Consulate should bolster their pride and are badges of honor. Mr. Clarito said, “We were able to “invade” them for 15 minutes close to the China Consulate as close as possible. But because we are peace-loving people, we have to leave.” (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA)
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“ATIN ANG PINAS! CHINA, LAYAS”:
ROY VILLA of U.S. Pinoys for Good Governance (USP4GG) reads the statement of USP4GG, saying, “Atin ang ‘Pinas! China Layas!” (The Philippines is ours! China get out!). This has been the rallying cry of the US Pinoys for Good Governance (USPGG) since 2010, as they were joined by fellow Filipinos all over the world to protest the illegal activities and unjust policies of Beijing in the West Philippine Sea. Their worldwide protests played a part in prompting the Philippine government to file an arbitration case against China in 2013, which led to a historic victory for the Philippines on July 12, 2016.” Looking on at right is rally leader, Mr. Jerry B. Clarito of Filipino American Human Rights Alliance of Illinois in Chicago, and Ms. Ella Basillo of National Federation of Filipino American Associations (NaFFAA). (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA)
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“I LOVE IT”:
A LADY PASSER-BY (right) responded to Mr. Joseph (Joe) Balmadrid’s quote of a Chinese proverb, “A long journey starts with the first step. This is one of the first steps hanggang mapalayas natin ang (until we are able to drive away) China,” saying, “I love it.” To Mr. Balmadrid’s right are Mariano “Anong” Santos of Chicago Pinoy newsmagazine and Ruben Salazar of Philippine American Cultural Foundation and Piyesta Pinoy. The rally was held in Chicago last Friday noon, July 12. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA)
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GOD BLESS THE WORLD!
RAY VILLAR greets his son, Atty. Don Villar, a Chicago, Illinois area labor leader and former staff of WLS-ABC TV Channel in Chicago, who provided moral support for the cause that his father is advocating for but declined to make a statement last Friday noon, July 12, in front of the China Consulate in Chicago. To Don’s right is Ms. Flor Clarito, wife of Mr. Jerry B. Clarito. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA)
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DETERRENT:
JOSEPH G. LARIOSA of PM (philamessenger.com) advocated for the U.S. Senate to amend the 1951 U.S.-Philippines Mutual Defense Treaty to include Philippine Western Sea or South China Sea as part of the “Pacific Area” that will trigger the United States to help the Philippines in case there is an attack in the PWS’ exclusive economic zone (ECC) by a foreign power as a deterrent to maintain peace in the area. The PWS is also an important waterway through which trillions of dollars in trade pass each year. Mr. Lariosa pointed out that it is ridiculous for Philippine Foreign Affairs Sec. Teddy Locsin to assign fault on the 22 fishermen who were sleeping when their boat sunk after being struck by Chinese vessels last June. Instead of rescuing the 22 Filipino fishermen in what China calls Liyue Tan or what the Philippines calls “Recto Bank or Recto Reef” in the Spratly Islands which is within the 200 nautical miles of the Philippines’ Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), the Chinese vessels pulled away after feeling being threatened. How can the drowning Filipino fishermen threaten someone when they were drowning? Under both the “castle” and the “last clear chance” doctrines, the Filipino fishermen could not be held liable for the allision. (JGL Photo)
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CHINA OUT OF PWS:
THIS HARDY GROUP of Filipino Americans and supporters have sent a powerful message to China to get out of the Philippine Western Sea or South China Sea as their banner is visible from across the W. Erie Street on the third anniversary of the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, The Netherlands, on Friday, July 12, when PCA ruled that China’s massive nine-dash-line claim in PWS/SCS had no merit. (Photo by Flor Clarito)
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MARRIAGE BETWEEN 2 FIL AMS DISSOLVED!
By JOSEPH G. LARIOSA
(© 2018 Journal GlobaLinks)
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NUMEROUS ROAD GAMES TAKE TOLL ON MARITAL RELATIONSHIP
By JOSEPH G. LARIOSA
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CHICAGO (JGL) — World Champion Chicago Cubs shortstop Filipino American Addison Russell may not be playing baseball as he is
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By JOSEPH G. LARIOSA
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CHICAGO (JGL) – Following a massive World Series victory parade Friday (Nov. 4) and his trip to Disneyland the following day, Filipino American Chicago Cubs shortstop Addison Russell is going to be treated by his mother, Milany Deocampo Russell, to “a big Filipino home-cooked dinner with the family.”
In a chat over Facebook messenger with this reporter, Mrs. Russell said, “I don’t know what Addison intends to do during the off season. … He will probably want a big Filipino home-cooked dinner with the family.”
Addison, however, will have to take a detour first to Orlando, Florida before he heads home to his home city of Pensacola, Florida.
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RIZZO & TEAMMATES:CHICAGO CUBS First Baseman Anthony Rizzo greets millions of fans in front of his fellow Cubs team mates who joined them in their World Series victory party at Hutchinson Field in Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois Friday, Nov. 4. Among those in photo from left are Cubs Closer Aroldis Chapman, Center Fielder Dexter Fowler, Catcher Willson Contreras and Relief Pitcher Carl Edwards, Jr. (JGL Photograb from WLS-Channel 7 footage) |
Russell, along with Series MVP Ben Zobrist and second baseman Javier Baez continued their celebration when they were honored for their World Series win to go to Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
ABC7, a part of Disney, reported Saturday Russell and the two other Cubs players rode the Disney parade down Main Street USA as they hobnobbed with Micky Mouse and waved to fans along the way.
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“SELFIES ARE US”:THESE TWO Chicago Cubs fans had to scale the traffic lights at the corner of South Michigan Avenue and East Jackson Boulevard in Chicago, Illinois to take selfies of themselves with millions of their fellow Cubs fans horrified that they might fall or get electrocuted during the parade of Celebration of the Century Friday, Nov. 4, following the World Series title victory of the Chicago Cubs the day before at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio, home of the Cleveland Indians. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA) |
Inviting world champions to Disneyland has been a tradition by Disney since 1987 when quarterback Phil Simms of the New York Giants was first asked the famous question shortly after winning the Super Bowl, "Phil, you've just won the Super Bowl, what are you going to do next?"
Phil’s answers: "I'm going to Disney World!" and "I'm going to Disneyland!"
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BLUE RIVER:FOR THE FIRST time in 108 years, the Chicago River was dyed blue by the City of Chicago to honor the Chicago Cubs, whose official jersey is colored blue, for winning the World Series championship last Friday, Nov. 4, to coincide with the victory party celebration at nearby Grant Park’s Hutchinson Field in Chicago, Illinois. The Chicago River sports a green color during the annual Irish parade. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA) |
While both Simms and Broncos quarterback John Elway agreed to utter the famous line in exchange for $75,000, if they were victorious. Simms ultimately walked away with the payday.
OTHER WORLD SERIES CHAMPS WERE INVITED BY DISNEY AS WELL
Other non-Super Bowl quarterbacks, including Michael Jordan, had been posed the same question, as well as World Series champions, including Frank Viola of Minnesota Twins, World Series, 1987, and Orel Hershier, Los Angeles Dodgers, World Series, 1988. It is not known how much is the current compensation Disney is giving to Addison and company.
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“ASK JESUS”:THIS CHICAGO CUBS fan might have an idea why the perennial lovable Chicago Cubs won the World Series title for the first time in 108 years. Carrying a huge banner that reads, “All that matters, Ask JESUS, to Save you from Hell,” the fan might not actually addressing his banner to the Cubs, who must be probably praying to win the World Series title but not praying to go to hell. The fan was among the five million who watched the parade Friday, Nov. 4, celebrating World Series victory of the Chicago Cubs after 108 years of trying. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA) |
Some five millions Cubs fans from Chicago and environs attended the parade Friday organized by Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel despite a mere one-day advanced notice.
The parade paralyzed the city as the Chicago Public School allowed students and teachers to take their day off as well as some private companies were liberal in allowing their employees to take a day off.
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EVE OF CELEBRATION:LIFELONG CHICAGO Cubs fan Marlon L. Pecson celebrates the Chicago Cubs World Series victory Thursday Nov. 3 with Filipino American Belle Loyola inside Loyola‘s Asian Cuisine & Karaoke at 3506 Irving Park Rd., Chicago, Illinois. (JGL Contributed photo courtesy of Marlon L. Pecson) |
Hundreds of thousands lined the parade route as the Cubs players and staff boarded double deckers to wave to their fans en route to Grant Park’s Hutchinson Field where thousands of fought their way to get spots near the front of the stage.
Surprisingly, the celebrations, which ran from Thursday morning until Friday, were relatively peaceful. The peaceful celebrations were probably due to the World Series win by the Cubs away from their Wrigley Field.
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SEA OF PEOPLE IN SOUTH MICHIGAN:THIS SIX-LANE SOUTH MICHIGAN Avenue in Chicago, Illinois last Friday, Nov. 4, was clogged with millions of Cubs fans during the parade celebrating the Cubs World Series championship that snaked thru Grant Park’s Hutchinson Field in downtown Chicago, Illinois. (JGL Photograb from WGN-Channel 9 footage). |
There was no report of untoward incidents although the celebratory emotions of the fans were bottled up for 108 years.
CHICAGO BULLS CELEBRATION WAS SOMETHING ELSE
When the Chicago Bulls closed out the Portland Trailblazers in Game 6 to capture their first NBA championship in 1992 in Chicago Bulls’ home court, Chicago Stadium, the celebration went out of hand as Chicago fans took to the streets and celebrated. The celebration turned ugly, resulting in riots and arrest of more than 1,000 and $10-M damages.
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CUBS PRESIDENT THEO EPSTEIN:WERE IT NOT for his two raised arms and his face that cuts his familiar profile, the ant-sized photo of Chicago Cubs President Theo Epstein would not have been recognizable in case he just stared at this photographer atop a double decker, one of about two dozens of buses that waded thru Lake Shore Drive, en route to Grant Park’s Hutchinson’s Field in Chicago, Illinois Friday, Nov. 4, to celebrate the World Series championship by his Chicago Cubs. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA) |
When Chicago Blackhawks won their sixth Stanley Cup last year in Chicago, some fans ripped off the bust of Philippine national hero Jose Rizal at 1332 W. Irving Park Road in the north side of Chicago. The thieves held on to the bust for almost a year before it was recovered by the Chicago Police from the Blackhawks fans.
The rally last Friday lasted only for about an hour but it took the players to reach the rally site after about two hours on the road.
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RHP JAKE ARRIETA:THIS PHOTO was only one of the two photos that this reporter managed to take from a slow-moving double decker during the parade as enthusiastic Chicago Cubs fans crowded away this journalist from taking a good shot. Chicago Cubs right hand pitcher Jake Arrieta, who is shown in this photo, combined with Filipino American Cubs shortstop Addison Russell’s grand slam in Game 6 of the World Series last Tuesday, Nov. 1, to rout the Cleveland Indians at Progressive Field, Cleveland, Ohio, 9-3, in the penultimate game of the Series. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA) |
Along the way, fans were waving towards the players while singing, “Go Cubs, Go.”
Because baseball is focused to inspire young children, many adult fans took their children to watch the parade and the rally, padding the attendance.
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MADDON FOR PRESIDENT:THIS CHICAGO CUBS fan is obviously not a fan of Cubs fan Hillary Clinton and Mr. Donald Trump as he joined the parade of Celebration of the Century Friday, Nov. 4, following the World Series title victory of the Chicago Cubs the day before at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio, home of the Cleveland Indians. Clinton and Trump will know their fate after Tuesday, Nov. 8, presidential elections. The fan wants Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon as a “write-in” candidate. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA) |
As the parade inched their way from Wrigley Field, employees of the City Chicago also started dying Chicago River blue, the official color of Chicago Cubs jersey. The dying is a take off from the Irish Parade, when the Chicago River is colored green.
Outfielder and second-baseman Ben Zobrist, named the most valuable player of the World Series, hosted his MVP trophy, and paid tribute to his teammates and the fans, and roused them up by saying, “This is a team of MVPs, and we’re in a city of MVPs.”
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MIND & HAND LANGUAGES:THIS CHICAGO CUBS fan expresses her sentiment, by using her mind and her two fingers, during the parade of millions of Chicago Cubs fans, who attended the Celebration of Century after the Cubs won the World Series championship a day earlier at Progressive Field, Cleveland, Ohio by beating the Cleveland Indians in Game 7. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA) |
Although, Hutchinson Field was to open at 10 a.m., many fans lined up at the gate as early as 6 a.m. to catch a close glimpse of the players that they mostly see only on television if they cannot attend the game. (Contact reporter: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
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BIRD’S EYE VIEW:FILIPINO AMERICAN Chicago Cubs star Addison Russell enjoys front and aerial view from a double decker of millions of fans in adulation for his Cubs' winning the first World Series title in 108 years during the parade on North Michigan Avenue in Chicago, Illinois last Friday, Nov. 4, in this photo grab from WGN-Channel 9 footage. |
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SELFIE:THE CHICAGO CUBS team members took a photo of themselves in front of the millions of the Cubs fans Friday, Nov. 4, on the stage of Hutchinson Field in Grant Park in Chicago, Illinois during a program, celebrating their World Series win the day before at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio after beating the Cleveland Indians in Game 7. (JGL Photograb from WLS-Channel 7 footage) |
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BLUE HAIR:A CHICAGO CUBS fan shows his loyalty to the Cubs by dying his hair blue he sported during the parade of millions of Chicago Cubs fans, who attended the Celebration of Century after the Cubs won the World Series championship a day earlier at Progressive Field, Cleveland, Ohio by beating the Cleveland Indians in Game 7. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA) |
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LION CUBBIE:THIS REPORTER was bitten by the Chicago Cubs fever when he joined five million Chicago Cubs fans, who blanketed the whole city during the parade of Celebration of the Century Friday, Nov. 4, following the World Series title victory of the Chicago Cubs the day before at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio, home of the Cleveland Indians. The bronze lion is one of the two guarding the Art Institute of Chicago standing as sentries along South Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago, Illinois. (JGL Photo) |
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FIREWORKS:ALL EYES WERE trained on the left side of the South Park monument while the Celebration of Century was in progress at Grant Park’s Hutchinson Field Friday, Nov. 4, as fireworks exploded during a huge party celebrating Chicago Cubs World Series win the day before at Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians, in Ohio. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA) |
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HUTCHINSON FIELD:THE HUGE HUTCHINSON Field at Grant Park in Chicago, Illinois looks like a small match cramped by millions of Chicago Cubs fans, who joined the team in celebrating their World Series championship last Friday, Nov. 4, after beating the Cleveland Indians in Game 7 at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio. (JGL Photograb from WLS-Channel 7 footage) |
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CROWDED FIELD:MILLIONS OF CHICAGO Cub fans crowded the stage of Hutchinson Field at Grant Park in Chicago, Illinois last Friday, Nov. 4, to watch the program of celebrating the World Series championship of the Cubs the day before after beating the Cleveland Indians in Progressive Fielder in Cleveland, Ohio in Game 7. (JGL Photograb from WLS –Channel 7 footage) |
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PARTY IS "OVAAH":HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of Chicago Cubs fans, who were luckier to watch the program of the Chicago Cubs players and staff at Grant Park’s Hutchinson Field up close start their trek for home after the hour-long program celebrating the Party of the Century when the Chicago Cubs won the World Series after 108 years of waiting. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA) |
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THANKS A MILLION FOR THE MEMORIES:CHICAGO CUBS fans want to tell their stories about their Cubs memories by writing them on a very long canvass during the Celebration of the Century last Friday, Nov. 4, by the South Park monuments beside South Michigan Avenue in Chicago, Illinois. Fans can still share their Cubs memories #sharing cubsstories. (JGL Photo by JOSEPH G. LARIOSA) |
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