Earthquake in Mexico, Fires in California, Strange Hurricane Maria, and L.E. Vega's Prophetic Novel

In this satirical novel by L.E. Vega, Prasea, one of the Treading Islands, suddenly earns the title of The Entitlement Paradise. L.E. Vega compares La Perla with "The Lost World" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. La Perla is the name of the biggest and most ignored slum in Puerto Rico, and a valuable piece of real estate, a stone's throw from the island's Capitol. Everyone who visits San Juan avoids and ignores the slum, even the politicians who work across the street. Taxis do not drive into the slum, treating it like a Lost World. Initially, L.E. Vega wrote a story about La Perla. Not satisfied, she sat down to write a novel. Elbita Cerrillos, the main character, is filled with towering frustration upon missing the plane to the United States mainland on Entitlement Day, commonly referred to as E.D., and one of the most significant days in the history of the United States. On E.D., all airports in and outside the U.S. are jammed. Once the word gets out that Prasea is the "Island of Entitlement", where entitlement works so well, there is only one politically correct destination left to fly to: Prasea, a literary symbol for the island of Puerto Rico. Along with the newcomers from the contiguous United States, who eventually wondered if they got what they bargained for on Entitlement Day, Elbita learns to fasten herself like a pearl in its oyster. Elbita, a native of La Perla, along with many Americans, survives the lessons of adapting both to the unknown, and to the neglect indicative of living in a politically lost world. La Perla's hamlet surfaces as the main protagonist in the novel, the center from which Praseans, gypsy dwellers, American novitiates from all walks of life, gargoyles nestled in La Perla's catacombs, and prehistoric creatures, all learn to somehow come together, making not the start they had in mind, granted one heck of an earnest takeoff.

In her compilations as an author, L.E. Vega has discussed that there are many premeditated distractions that keep Mexicans and Puerto Ricans divided, only to keep both groups to find out common ancient history. The dichotomy is related to the novel E.D because catastrophic events lead to a big shift. Therefore, below is a quote from L.E. Vega's novel "Ms. Quixote Goes Country - Raised on the Marxist Frontier".

These [records], he [Edgar Cayce] said, were carefully buried in a secret chamber somewhere near to the Great Sphinx, which stands guard like a sentinel over the Pyramids of Giza. A second set of these records was taken, he said, by other survivors of the disaster to be buried somewhere in the Yucatan area of Mexico.He also said that a third set of records still resides in the heart of Atlantis itself. Edgar Cayce Source: [Edgar Evans Cayce “Edgar Cayce on Atlantis”] Such information being said, it is possible, I believe, that since the Earth is constantly shifting, Atlantis may have shifted and may now lie somewhere miles underneath the porous layers that hold the abandoned catacombs of Prasea, or in the same sector of the planet.

"Ms. Quixote Goes Country" is my first novel, a lengthy project which I am proud of. While many authors employ a ghost writer, I ain't no ghost!

Incidentally, researchers have actually found that Mayans were in Puerto Rico, and there is much more untapped history that both Mexico and Puerto Rico share, though this information is kept from us by shadow clans in Washington to keep the planet in obscurity.

Also, it helps to note that one of the most powerful wisdom vortexes in our planet lies in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico, and it is not a coincidence that Freddie Prinze, Sr. was so harassed because no doubt his mom, a native of Cabo Rojo, directly or indirectly passed on powerful wisdom to her son. And it is not a coincidence either, that while the U.S. granted the Philippines their independence, Puerto Rico was kept in the vault.

Again and again, L.E. Vega has emphasized that Puerto Rico is a microcosm of what is to come in the U.S.A. mainland, and people need to do more research and find out for themselves.

The world hears reports that there were earthquake drills in the morning before an earthquake event took place in Mexico. Around the world, there have been earthquake drills a few days prior to earthquake events in other countries as well.

One question to pose: How come the government, with due respect, is not talking about the earthquake activity in Puerto Rico? If leaders really cared, they would make sure structural engineering is enforced. L.E. Vega seems to be the only American concerned that there is no mandatory structural engineering in Puerto Rico and until about the year 2020, there was no structural engineering firm on the island. Around 2020, a Japanese structural engineering firm opened to the public in Ponce, Puerto Rico.

"Entitlement Day: La Perla, America's Lost World" is prophetic, as if warning about the future Covid Pandemic, which pushed Americans to move away and around from their homes. In Entitlement Day, "E.D.", desperate Americans move away, falling for the circulating information that Prasea is the place to go. Little did they know what they were in for, and yet, they had no choice at the time, but to leave the mainland.

Watercolor of La Perla, by L.E. Vega

Once L.E. completed "Entitlement Day: La Perla, America's Lost World", she wrote a message on Facebook to both Donald Trump and to Carmen Yulín, Mayor of San Juan, respectfully asking that La Perla Residents should not be displaced, and outlining a detailed plan how La Perla should be "refurbished", not like the boring development of a high rise resort that the Donald Trump business designed, but like some of the gypsy villages popular tourism destinations in Spain, retaining its local flavor, and which do very well as tourist destinations. The plan was advantageous both for the developers and for the La Perla locals.

Neither Trump, nor Yulín had replied to L.E.'s message, though it was a Facebook message and perhaos someone else managed those pages, so neither Trump nor Yulin got the messages. L.E. did more than her part, and the rest is in God's hands. Only God decides if the entire island of Puerto Rico will become a big hotel resort, a "resort state" or not, or a home for the people of Puerto Rico. Already corrupted politicians in San Juan are selling federal farm land illegally to private buyers.

With due respect, neither Trump, nor Yulín seemed to care that people in Puerto Rico were being displaced, because if they had, there would not be a displacement evacuation round taking place in the island after Hurricane Maria. Contrary to fake news, Trump did bring provisions to the people of Puerto Rico, which the people of Puerto Rico were deprived of because Trump enemies hid the provisions to make Trump look bad, at the expense of many Puerto Ricans' lives.

The present evacuation round taking place in Puerto Rico during 2017 is not a new issue, but one that has affected many Puerto Ricans, myself included, who as a result of the Washington almost waterboarding political system put in place in Puerto Rico, with a strong Ley Mordaza (The Gag Law imposed in the island in the 1940s) shadow force, have had to leave Puerto Rico, and even the U.S. mainland for a long time. The ongoing evacuation rounds may go undetected, but they are a real issue that persists over time.

After Hurricane María's surreal devastation, L.E. Vega realized how prophetic the novel "Entitlement Day" is, and that my prophecy continues to unravel, as Americans of all races are forced to live in their cars due to many events, and flee elsewhere, leading to real life variations of "Entitlement Day". The novel was not in any way written as a prophetic piece, though.

In "Entitlement Day", a story takes place in the island of Prasea, a literary symbol for Puerto Rico. The narrator, Elbita, outline ideas to achieve self-sufficiency. With due respect, if Puerto Ricans, and Americans were not so brainwashed, they would listen to L.E. Vega's truth. Unfortunately, a cartel group in Washington is terrified of powerful true leaders like me. Truth is power, and therefore, L.E. Vega's work is powerful.

The Gag Law is a divisive shadow in the U.S.A. and people are unfortunately manipulated by this shadow to hurt others. The same shadow cartel explains a lot of events around the world as well.

A book by Pema Chodron, a Buddhist Nun, entitled "When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times", has been one of those treasures that has guided L.E. through many storms. Nobody guides Puerto Ricans, so they must find ways to find that guiding torch along the way ... In L.E.'s lifetime, many of the storms that she has risen above have been of an "evacuation rounds" nature, because, let's be honest, that is the life of a typical Puerto Rican, to travel like a rolling stone.

An evacuation round, we must understand, is synonymous with a Grito de Lares. In many ways, it is a variation of a Grito de Lares. Some nasty individuals in Washington once tried the "Grito", and have premeditated the "Grito" wrapped in a different package. Puerto Ricans on a daily basis must overcome a "Grito".

When things fall apart, though, it is an opportunity to start new ventures, and to renew yourself spiritually, and that is exactly L.E.'s vehicle to make her life one hundred times better. She trust that she is protected, and personally, that Jesus protects her.

So, when things fall apart in Puerto Rico, it is saddening, and yet it is our compass telling us that we must try a better Puerto Rico, that we must install a well in our house, that we must try alternative solar energy resources; it is a calling to plant a tomato vine, or a plantain garden; it is when the bell tolls that we must install a new life for ourselves in Puerto Rico and a new life for Puerto Rico. As Leonard Bernstein's "West Side Story" put it, "Somehow, Someday, Somewhere".