Police Violence
@policeviolencePolice violence, especially in the Philippines, has been a significant issue for years. It often involves excessive use of force by law enforcement officers, including physical abuse, shootings, and other forms of mistreatment, often resulting in death or injury. The problem is complex and influenced by various factors, including political, social, and historical contexts.
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Furthermore, a plebiscite is a risky affair and might be embarrassing — might even frustrate and derail one-man rule in perpetuity.How can a “referendum” through “citizens assemblies” fail to come up with
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They may even forget that all they had for the whole day were scraps of food that helped assuage their hunger. They badly need rest for tomorrow would be another back-breaking day.This country will continue
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And so, while individual members of the AFP may not have any liking for the ruling elite (they may even hate these human leeches), at least they see to it that the gradually acquired vested interests in
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To continue in the service means complying with orders and instructions of a dictatorship that has buried democracy in our country deeper in its grave.10 JANFM and Romulo have stressed need for national
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This simply does not exist. The best indicator is the way he has surrounded himself with an almost impenetrable wall of bodyguards to the extent that he has lost contact with his people and with reality.7
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He must think of something, do something to ensure people’s “ratification” of MC. Let’s wait and see - something is bound to come up and this is really going to be something!5 JANFM has come up with his
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What did McNamara say when more than half a million American troops were still in Vietnam? — “This is going to be decided not by what happens in the air over North Vietnam but by what happens on the ground
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This was also the conclusion of no less than the chief of naval intelligence, CDR Bartolome, and other friends in HPN, Cavite Naval Base and Bonifacio Naval Station.After about a week of self-imposed leave,
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I did not realize then that a few hours earlier, starting at midnight, the Metrocom, CIS, and other AFP units had already picked up (and were still picking up) thousands of persons to include senators
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While the victims have yet to receive justice, the oppressors and culprits are still very much around and planning a comeback and revival of the long dark night of terror.“Martial Law Diary” is not a personal
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PREFACEThere are compelling reasons why I decided to publish the contents of a diary that I have kept to myself for the last thirty years. Among these are the following disturbing observations that I gathered
[Philippines] Unmasking Police Abuse and High-Level Corruption — From the Streets to the Presidency
I am writing this blog because silence has never protected the oppressed—only the oppressors. For decades, countless Filipinos suffered under state violence, corruption, and the unchecked power of those
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PREFACE There are compelling reasons why I decided to publish the contents of a diary that I have kept to myself for the last thirty years. Among these are the following disturbing observations that I