David Eduardo wrote:

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Nobody "back home" would remember as I have nearly no family there and
left
a decade before the time adult friendships are developed. Who in the
would
_would_ know?

Obviously several people and/or institutions!

Not likely. You are fabricating to support your biases and bigotry. It would
be even more fun if I could find a Canadian relative of significance, but I
can not seem to find any for you to bash.

Of course, on my first daughter's birth certificate, dated
1965, the "father's name" has "Eduardo" as my second given name.

I somehow doubt that, but hey, it's YOUR fantasy, not mine.

Go for it. Write to the Registro demográfico in Quito, Ecuador and look for
Maria Luisa Gleason Parra. Of course, you will have to write in Spanish, oh
monolingual one.

Hey, did she get kicked out of Ecuador at gunpoint along with you?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

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David Eduardo wrote:

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David Eduardo wrote:


Nobody "back home" would remember as I have nearly no family there and
left
a decade before the time adult friendships are developed. Who in the
would
_would_ know?

Obviously several people and/or institutions!

Not likely. You are fabricating to support your biases and bigotry. It
would
be even more fun if I could find a Canadian relative of significance, but
I
can not seem to find any for you to bash.

Of course, on my first daughter's birth certificate, dated
1965, the "father's name" has "Eduardo" as my second given name.

I somehow doubt that, but hey, it's YOUR fantasy, not mine.

Go for it. Write to the Registro demográfico in Quito, Ecuador and look
for
Maria Luisa Gleason Parra. Of course, you will have to write in Spanish,
oh
monolingual one.

Hey, did she get kicked out of Ecuador at gunpoint along with you?

No, she is an Ecuadorian citizen, and currently owns several radio stations
there

David Eduardo wrote:

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David Eduardo wrote:

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David Eduardo wrote:


Nobody "back home" would remember as I have nearly no family there and
left
a decade before the time adult friendships are developed. Who in the
would
_would_ know?

Obviously several people and/or institutions!

Not likely. You are fabricating to support your biases and bigotry. It
would
be even more fun if I could find a Canadian relative of significance, but
I
can not seem to find any for you to bash.

Of course, on my first daughter's birth certificate, dated
1965, the "father's name" has "Eduardo" as my second given name.

I somehow doubt that, but hey, it's YOUR fantasy, not mine.

Go for it. Write to the Registro demográfico in Quito, Ecuador and look
for
Maria Luisa Gleason Parra. Of course, you will have to write in Spanish,
oh
monolingual one.

Hey, did she get kicked out of Ecuador at gunpoint along with you?

No, she is an Ecuadorian citizen, and currently owns several radio stations
there

She's an American citizen as well, right?

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No, she is an Ecuadorian citizen, and currently owns several radio
stations
there

She's an American citizen as well, right?

No.

David Eduardo wrote:

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No, she is an Ecuadorian citizen, and currently owns several radio
stations
there

She's an American citizen as well, right?

No.

When did she change that?

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No, she is an Ecuadorian citizen, and currently owns several radio
stations
there

She's an American citizen as well, right?

No.

When did she change that?

It's by birth. She has never been a US citizen.

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No, she is an Ecuadorian citizen, and currently owns several radio
stations
there

She's an American citizen as well, right?

No.

When did she change that?

It's by birth. She has never been a US citizen.

Interesting. Here is what you stated back on June 20, 2003 in
alt.politics.immigration:

"My oldest daughter is a dual Ecuadorian and American citizen, as she3 was born
in Ecuador and registered at the US Embassy as being of American parentage."

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.politics.immigration/browse_thread/thread/25b535c6088a4868/bab6304d9024c3ce?lnk=st&q=david+eduardo+daughter&r num=7#bab6304d9024c3ce

I always find it interesting when I must remind a pathological liar of the
things they've stated in the past.

On Feb 17, 6:50�pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
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David Eduardo wrote:

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David Eduardo wrote:

Nobody "back home" would remember as I have nearly no family there and
left
a decade before the time adult friendships are developed. Who in the
would
_would_ know?

Obviously several people and/or institutions!

Not likely. You are fabricating to support your biases and bigotry. It
would
be even more fun if I could find a Canadian relative of significance, but
I
can not seem to find any for you to bash.

Of course, on my first daughter's birth certificate, dated
1965, the "father's name" has "Eduardo" as my second given name.

I somehow doubt that, but hey, it's YOUR fantasy, not mine.

Go for it. Write to the Registro demográfico in Quito, Ecuador and look
for
Maria Luisa Gleason Parra. Of course, you will have to write in Spanish,
oh
monolingual one.

Hey, did she get kicked out of Ecuador at gunpoint along with you?

No, she is an Ecuadorian citizen, and currently owns several radio stations
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So, how does Univision feel about you spending all of you valuable
time blogging - you must be totally worthless. Maybe, they are afraid
of firing you, because you are a fake Hispanic !

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So, how does Univision feel about you spending all of you valuable
time blogging - you must be totally worthless. Maybe, they are afraid
of firing you, because you are a fake Hispanic !

What I do on my free time is of no concern. And I don't even have a blog.

Perhaps the fact that Univsion Radio was the only radio company given an "A"
by Lehman Bros. based on fall ratings performance may have something to do
with how I get along with them!