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Media personality Eddie Ilarde, who was one of the six LP candidates who won Senate seats in the 1971 elections, also said he did not think Marcos was behind the bombing.
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"I don't think Marcos is the mastermind because it's so stupid. For all the sins we attribute to him, he is not politically stupid," He said.
President Rodrigo Duterte once again praised Ferdinand Marcos on Monday, telling that despite his faults, there was plenty of reasons to praise him.
"You know, Marcos, for whatever his faults, was really an enterprising Ilokano," Duterte said, citing the Biyaya ng Dagat and Masagana 99 as examples of Marcos' brilliant ideas as president.
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"Marami siyang mali, pero huwag naman nating isahin na wala siyang ginawa. But dito sa utak, I said he was the most enterprising president we ever had kasi galing rin siya sa — hindi naman mayaman eh but he came from a province where he grew up in a simple country life," he added.
Martial Law o Komunismo? Yan lang ang pagpipilian natin noon ng lumaganap ang komunismo sa buong mundo. Ayon kay Enrile kung hindi nag deklara si Marcos ng martial law ay malamang isang komunistang bansa na tayo ngayon katulad ng North Korea at Cuba. Panoorin nyo ang video sa ibaba para malaman nyo ang history kung bakit nagdeklara ng martial law.
Eto ang pinakamalaking rebelasyon na tinago sa atin ng mga dilaw sa
loob ng 48 years. Pakikalat nyo ito para maintindihan ng mga mamamayang
pilipino na kung hindi dahil sa lahing
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mamamayan dahil masisira ang pagiging HERO nila.
Si NINOY ang bumuo ng CPP-NPA na hangang ngayon ay isa sa pangunahing problema ng ating bansa kaya di tayo umuunlad.
Anti-Marcos people showed up at the protest rally against the burial of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos at the Libingan ng mga Bayani. It was a non-partisan citizens’ assembly that was participated by lawmakers, student groups, and advocacy groups. Speculations that the protesters were paid made rounds on social media and many believed that said event was organized by prominent government officials who belongs to Yellow group. A report affirms the issue, and revealed that over P11-M have been paid to protesters who joined the anti-Marcos Burial rally on Saturday at the Luneta Park, according to source. This was allegedly confirmed by an insider who is a congressman who has knowledge about the issue.
P11-M paid to anti-burial protesters — report Photo by Abante The said congressman is a member of Liberal Party but planning to shift party soon, the report added. The source elaborated that the 11 million pesos was released by political party to fund leftist groups who organized the protest rally. The congressman however did not divulge his name during the telecon interview. The congressman professedly said, "I was tasked to organize at least 500 people from Metro Manila but I told them I cannot because I had a series of appointments and my office was already fully booked. I did not tell them (party leaders) that it will be difficult to organize people from the capital because most are in favor of Marcos's burial in Libingan ng mga Bayani."
"So they asked leftists groups to bring people from Tarlac. Eleven million had been released to pay each person from P2000 to P5000. Each person was paid P2000 before living Tarlac, but only 1,200 people were able to attend because of transportation problem," the source said. The insider congressman added that he was one among those who signed the voucher to release the fund. The lawmaker however did not reveal any name but mentioned that some of the main organizers of the said plan were among the attendees.
'The word "hero" is a relative term....To millions others, he [Marcos] is a "hero." It depends on the perception,' says Chief Legal Counsel Salvador Panelo Even before any petition can be filed against a hero's burial for the late strongman Ferdinand Marcos, Chief Presidential Counsel Salvador Panelo has already dismissed the planned move as having no legal basis. "It’s a democratic country. Everyone is entitled to file a petition in court. But I don't think there is a legal basis for that," Panelo said on Tuesday, August 9, during an interview with Malacañang reporters at their working area. Lawmakers and citizens' groups are mulling the filing of cases with the Supreme Court to stop the burial set to happen on September 18. Upon Duterte's orders, the Armed Forces of the Philippines has started to prepare for the burial in the Libingan ng mga Bayani (Heroes' Cemetery).
Panelo said Malacañang is prepared to oppose such cases for lack of legal basis. He insisted that Marcos' burial in the Heroes' Cemetery complies with all the requirements of the AFP, which has jurisdiction over who is buried there. (READ: Marcos 'qualified' for hero's burial based on AFP rules – DND) "The regulation issued by the AFP is very clear. Those who are entitled to be interred in the Libingan ng mga Bayani are, among others, soldiers and presidents, so on the basis of that, the late President Marcos is entitled to be buried there," said the lawyer. But critics have pointed out another AFP guideline barring those who have been "dishonorably discharged from service, or personnel convicted of an offense involving moral turpitude" from being buried in the cemetery.
In response to this, Panelo said Marcos was never technically dishonorably discharged from service as a soldier or convicted for an offense involving moral turpitude. But what is for certain, he said, is that Marcos was a soldier and at one point also fought the Japanese during World War II. "Fact is, President Marcos was a soldier. He fought the Japanese, created a Maharlika group and we cannot dispute that," said Panelo. But the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) has pointed out that Marcos' supposed guerrilla unit, Ang Mga Maharlika, was "never officially recognized and neither was his leadership of it." US officials, added the NHCP, "did not recognize Mr Marcos' rank promotion," from major in 1944 to lieutenant colonel by 1947. The former president's actions as a soldier during WWII were likewise "officially called into question" by the US military. Told that people have taken issue with how the burial will confer the status of "hero" to the late dictator, Panelo said the term is relative. "The word 'hero' is a relative term....To millions others, he [Marcos] is a 'hero.' It depends on the perception," he said. Senators Leila de Lima and Francis Pangilinan believe a law ordering the compensation for victims of the Marcos regime can be used as legal basis. The law, recognizing there were abuses during the Marcos dictatorship, may provide the legal argument that the victims should have a say on recognition given to Marcos. Source: rappler.com
