Fun Facts and Thoughts

Byron Pojol IT Architect

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It starts with chicks... err eggs (photo source: me).
Cockfighting is an Individual Liberty!
It is unconstitutional and just plain oppression
to enact laws criminalizing a traditional and universal sport.

Do you know that Gamecock lost by only one vote
to Bald Eagle to be the United States of America official national bird?
June 20, 1872.
7 and 6 votes.
And the Turkey got 1 vote.

These boys reminded me of myself. How I chased these chickens until they are tired and just try to hide due to exhaustion. I grow up around chickens (gamecocks), pigs, geese, water buffalos, cattle, and dogs. We raise them from young until they are given away, butchered, sold, and in case of gamecocks either die in the cockpit or become one of the chosen few brood cocks to propagate their genes to the next generation.

The liberty tramplers (aka animal rights lobbyists) might accused these boys of animal cruelty. These bunch of misfits... err lawyers do not have anything to do but brainwash young minds. If you are still of young age, I hope you grow up with your own intuition of how things are. Just think, these domesticated animals are properties of the farmer. No one must interfere with the farmer action towards his animals. Even the law and the constitution is on the side of the farmer. Nevertheless, law makers and judges are writing and interpreting laws according to their own minds and not abiding with the constitution and the bill of rights and amendments. What are these people trying to make of this world?

Cockfighting in the United States of America will be back and will be stronger. And it will signal the change of time.

I am sure that all of you liberty advocates out there are thinking that a LIBERTY REVOLUTION is due in the United States of America. You may leave me a message so that we can organized better. I am proposing that we create an UNITED NATIONS OF LIBERTY as the UNITED NATIONS is not up for its name anymore. Too much democratic and bureaucratic process. Too much economic agenda. We live to enjoy life. Not a political one nor financial one. Just enough money to buy food and shelter, to share our wealth with our neighbors, and to enjoy our chosen past time.

And cockfighting is the battle cry of our liberty revolution. And we will conquer all liberty trampling laws and stereotypes on drugs, sex, child marriages, cousin marriages, same sex marriages, polygamy, genetic modified foods, animal use, animal sports, animal cruelty, human cloning, cyborgs, human genes engineering, and many more.

- an individual liberty activist, 4 February 2011

Official Logo: Courtesy of University of Delaware
Thank You from a former Delawarean

The Blue Hen Chicken became Delaware's Official State Bird on April 14, 1939.

The University of Delaware with its Blue Hen Athletics proudly proclaims these chickens as symbols of true patriotic ideals and the bravery of our ancestors in the American Revolutionary War.

The Fightin' Blue Hens strain of gamecocks originated from Captain John Caldwell and his troops of the Second Company of Delaware Regiment of 1775. The original hen was of color blue. The troop are said to have staged cockfights and the Blue Hen's ferocity and success in fighting spread rapidly and the troops' valor spread too.

The color of the gamecock on the right is the ideal of the male offsprings of the original blue hen - steel blue.

Bob Carpenter, a true sportsman, had bred the Blue Hen Chickens out of near total extinction. Before Bob died, he was honored by University of Delaware with The Bob (The Bob Carpenter Sports / Convocation Center).

Hallock DuPont was also responsible for perpetuating the Blue Hen Chicken strain of gamecocks.

I invite the young kids to Take The Blue Hen Challenge at University of Delaware Research Kid's Corner.

Kids, TRUE or FALSE?
1. Delaware soldiers in the Revolutionary War were nicknamed "The Blue Hen's Chickens" because of their fighting prowess.
2. The Blue Hen Chickens of today are known for their quiet, gentle nature.
3. Blue Hen Chickens occur in other colors besides blue.
4. Blue Hen Chickens lay blue eggs.
5. The Blue Hen Chicken is silent; it does not have a call

Go to the challenge here! (from University of Delaware Research Kid's Corner) And listen to the Blue Hen rooster calling his mates and crowing! Oops...

Warning: His white ears is a sign that he is not of pure Blue Hen Chicken strain of gamecocks. An outside blood was introduced and the breeder is not careful to select a non-white ear on the succeeding generations.

Movie released May 31 2002. 1 hour & 32 minutes.

Attention: Fortune Global 500

I am looking for sponsors for our cockfighting sports team, which is at least fourth generation cockfighter, that is I.

Get a chance to be part of a 10000 years old chickens and sports of cockfighting.

It will more than promote your business. It will promote LIBERTY!

Go to Gameness til the End and find fights I picked from YouTube from all over the world.

As a child I saw Mitra gamecocks being fought against the best looking american gamecocks that are a lot bigger and taller. But Mitra gamecocks can destroy these foes in a overwhelming dominance.

In fact the best fight I have seen in my life is between a grey Mitra gamecock and a red imported american gamecock.

The Mitra gamecock started hitting forward from one end of the arena and continued hitting until they reached the other side of the arena. The opponent is really a great gamecock too. The opponent keep backing up but hitting with multiple strokes as well – snapping and strapping going backwards. The Mitra gamecock actually plows the ground from one side of the arena into the other side. About 14 feet of ground getting plowed. The knife made a lot of holes in the ground on this offensive attack by the Mitra gamecock.

I am not sure if they were not cutting well or they were just evenly matched.That’s the reason, I having doubts of my choice of this fight as the best cockfight ever in my life. (read more)

Ramon Mitra Jr.
(1928-2000 cockfighter more than anything else)

She Walks in Beauty

By Lord Byron (1788-1824)

She walks in beauty, like the night
Of cloudless climes and starry skies;
And all that's best of dark and bright
Meet in her aspect and her eyes:
Thus mellow'd to that tender light
Which heaven to gaudy day denies.

One shade the more, one ray the less,
Had half impair'd the nameless grace
Which waves in every raven tress,
Or softly lightens o'er her face;
Where thoughts serenely sweet express
How pure, how dear their dwelling-place.

And on that cheek, and o'er that brow,
So soft, so calm, yet eloquent,
The smiles that win, the tints that glow,
But tell of days in goodness spent,
A mind at peace with all below,
A heart whose love is innocent!