Wasak na demokrasya

Ma’m Ellen…sa nakikita natin, mas grabe pa itong sina gloria kaysa kay Marcos nuon. Si Marcos, nang “ulanin” na talaga ng kabi-kabilang batikos at “pag-aalburoto” ng TAUMBAYAN ay ginawa ang mga bagay na nag-hudyat ng kaniyang wakas. Hindi ba’t nang matapos “mamatay” si Ninoy, at dumami ang NAWALAN ng tiwala sa kaniya siya’y nagpatawag agad ng “snap election”? At least we can say that he “tried although in vain” to win back the trust and confidence, if not the heart, of the Filipinos. Itong si gloria, na talagang UBOD KAPAL ng MUKHA, ang pinaiiral ay…”WALA AKONG PAKIALAM, BASTA AKO ANG MASUSUNOD!”. Imagine, she and her “tentacles” even “came-out” with “rumors” that they are planning to “disband” the MARINES, citing the continued “unrest” among the said service’s ranks. Ganuon katindi ang mga UBOD ng WALANGHIYA na mga ito. Simbahan Katoliko? Wawasakin din ni gloria yan, sa pamamagitan ng “pagbili” sa prinsipyo ng mga ilang “church officials” at magbigay ng pagsuporta sa kaniya. Ultimo si LuzViMinda, na ilang siglo nang “nabubuhay”, “wawatakin” din niya sa pamamagitan ng kaniyang “Super/Mega Regions”. Kaya itong si gloria, sa mas maigsing panahon ng “pamamahay” sa Malakanyang, ay mas maraming nagawang “MASAMA” kaysa kay Ferdinand Edralin Marcos.

ystakei, to add up to what you said..>that gloria’s “removal”, would not be the same as what happened to the late Ferdinand Edralin Marcos

Last night’s news in TVPatrol seems a “premonitions” of things to come. Our kababayans who were doing a rally in front of Camp Aguinaldo, against the continued “political abductions and killings” by “clearly” suspected military personnel on civilian “militant activists”, were harrassed by some MPs, arguments broke down among the people and the military personnels, that resulted into a physical fights between the two groups. I was really happy on the last scenes shown, when I lone MP, who was left behind outside the camp’s gate by his companions, was “mauled” by the mob. He run “for dear life” to avoid further beatings, and retreated back inside like a “dog with his tail down and between his legs”.

Sa mga kababayan natin na kasama duon sa mga nagpapahayag ng kanilang karaingan kahapon sa harap ng Camp Aguinaldo…MABUHAY KAYONG LAHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I see npongco…but actually, I was not “affected” or “influenced” by that…”his dead body with blood still on his clothes and face was paraded in the streets for many days.” …as I already have mentioned here before, I was in college when that EDSA People Power (the ORIGINAL) that “catapulted” Cory Aquino to be the Philippines’ 1st woman head of state, which was a mere “footnote” of the assasination of Ninoy Aquino. I was still in junior high school that August 21, 1983, a teenager, “free-spirited”, “care-free” as others may say, and most of all..one who don’t give a damn about politics. I (and maybe others like me) don’t even really knows who “Ninoy” was until he was “big news” the next day because of his “death”. I am but young man, who enjoys swimming in the lake of Laguna de Bay during weekends, biking up Antipolo with my BMX, and buying “curly tops” to give to my high school “crush”, baduy (not jologs) was the word we used for teasing…then,…by some unseen “snap of a finger”, a number of us became “politically aware”. That week after his death, I remember our teacher in PSRW(Public Speaking Reading and Writing) put up a “classroom” public speaking competition…what speech? Of course, Ninoy’s “prepared” Speech…I memorized the whole speech, understood it with my brain and felt it with my heart. I am not being “OA” but when I started speaking in front of my classmates, my eyes was teary… “I have returned on my free will to join the ranks of those struggling to restore our rights and freedoms through non-violence.”…I was dreaming of going to PMA after high school, much to the dislike of my Nanay because she said I was “too short temper and would not handle life as a cadet”…but because I perceived the military as “evil” at that time of Ninoy’s death, I opted to take a different course. A “fanatic” of Ninoy? Nahh…I just saw in him a man…a real man…who “stared at death without blinking”…a hero? why not? maybe a “hero” of my generation…certainly because his death was “perpetuated” by people of his own race, a “division to the true degree of his heroism” is evident. But, why do we have Jose Rizal, Andres Bonifacio, “Goyong” del Pilar, and other “martyrs” who died in the hands of “other race” like the Spaniards, the Americans, and the Japanese? They all “died” fighting for our country and it’s people. Was Ninoy killed because he became “an enemy of the state (headed by Marcos)” for “plundering the national treasury”? Or doing crimes to the people like what the Garcis, the Bolantes of today have done? The issue of who “ordered” his assasination is “irrelevant” to the issue of his “heroism”. Do you think NPONGCO, that NINOY told the people…”Hoy mga kabayan, pag umuwi ako at tinepok, iparada ninyo ang katawan ko…suot pa rin yung damit ko ha”. What a “lame” you have used…”parade”…I know your “malicious” intent on saying this. I went to Crame on that EDSA People Power, certainly I was not a “hakot”, I was not “coerced”…I went there because at that point of time…I believed that it was the “time for JUSTICE”, justice to people like Ninoy and the countless that died in the hands of that “Martial Law Regime”.

npongco…YES, as of today, gloria have not done anything good for the country…not yet atleast…but who knows, she might finally make a “supreme sacrifice” and just jump to the “murky” Pasig river( borrowing word from ystakei 😉 )and drown herself… 😀 wishful thinking, huh…hehehe. “Pagputi ng uwak, Pag-itim ng Tagak”…LOL…LOL