Malacanang to allow Marcos burial at Libingan ng mga Bayani

**odell** · July 28th, 2005 06:26 PM

pakiramdam ko may kapalit yan galing kay imelda

**mrpink** · July 28th, 2005 07:17 PM

.. to keep him in a refrigerated state for 16 years is crazy IMO .. if it were me .. i'd would want to get buried where people would accept me .. so if i was marcos .. i'd rather be buried in my hometown .. of course .. this would be the least of my problems .. coz i'd be dead then ..

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**Josh0027** · July 28th, 2005 07:34 PM

I am in a total shock....

**odell** · July 28th, 2005 07:56 PM

parang wax na ata un katawan iya sa sobrang gamot..

**mikey177** · July 28th, 2005 08:41 PM

Originally Posted by missZ

The Libingan ng mga Bayani (LNMB) was established by law to serve as the national pantheon "to perpetuate the memory of all presidents of the Philippines, national heroes and patriots for the inspiration and emulation of this generation and generations still unborn."

Everyone read the last line again: "...for the inspiration and emulation of this generation and generations still unborn." Now what kind of example do we want our children and grandchildren to follow from former President Marcos?

As far as I'm concerned, not everything that is legal is moral. Likewise, forgiveness must be tempered with justice, and I personally would not find it just to bury Marcos in the resting place of our nation's heroes, but that's just me. Many other Filipinos have short memories.

**gwapito69** · July 28th, 2005 11:02 PM

wag nyo ng problemahin yan mas maraming problema ang pinas kaysa sa libing libing na yan. dapat sa mga pinoy gaya nga ng sabi ni the late delia atayatayan e "magsumikap ka ng hindi ka naghihirap" yun ang dapat gawin ng mga pinoy para iahon sa kahirapan ang bansa natin hindi yung about sa burial ng president. kung nakalagay sa law e may exemption about dun sa paglibing then exempt si marcos o jalosjos. pero kung wala e. ilibing na ang taong yun dun. kung ayaw nyo syang ilibing dun then wag kayong pumunta sa libingan ng mga bayani. our country has more bigger problems than that so this issue should stop and just follow what the law states. kung tutol kayo sa law then tumakbo kayong congressman o senador and try to ammend the law of the nation. kung hindi nyo kaya e live your life na lang and wag ng problemahin pa ito. ito ay opinion ko lang naman.

**yebo** · July 28th, 2005 11:43 PM

pilipino kasi kami kaya kami nakikialam dyan. ngayon kung foreigner kami ayun wala kami pakialam. o kaya isang pinoy na walang paki kung ano mangyari, yan ok lang. pero hindi e, pinanganak kaming pakialamero sa mga nangyayari sa paligid namin, tropang uzisero. right namin yun na tutulan ang sa pananaw namin ay mali, kahit na sangdamukal pa na laws ang meron, pag mali, yan ay mali. gaya ng martial law, batas yun nasa constitution. pero kung mali ang pag gamit, gaya ng ginawa ni marcos, yun ay dapat tutulan. kung tumahimik lang tayo nuon e di sana si favian ver o si imelda marcos ang presidente natin ngayon. e hindi, nag-ingay kami at nag-rally sa edsa nung 1986. trip namin e, bakit ba? at hangang ngayon magiingay pa din kami pag may nakikita kaming kamalian. trip namin yun e. kung gusto mo sumali e di welcome. pag ayaw e di ok lang din.

**yebo** · July 28th, 2005 11:44 PM

hehehehe! oks lang ba tsong! joke lang ha! kampai!

**explorer** · July 29th, 2005 01:18 AM

Originally Posted by missZ

hhmn..yeah you got me thinking.thanks for your input but i checked out the site for facts to back my sh*t up and this is what i found:

The Libingan ng mga Bayani (LNMB) was established by law to serve as the national pantheon "to perpetuate the memory of all presidents of the Philippines, national heroes and patriots for the inspiration and emulation of this generation and generations still unborn."

Under the rules, the remains of the following deceased persons are qualified and therefore authorized to be interred in the Libingan ng mga Bayan (LNMB)i:

Medal of valor awardees
Presidents or commanders-in-chief of AFP
Secretaries of national defense
Chiefs of staff, AFP
General flag officers of the AFP
Active and retired military personnel of the AFP
Veterans of Philippine Revolution 1896, WW1, WW2 and recognized guerillas
Government dignitaries, statesmen, national artists, and other deceased persons whose interment or reinterment has been approved by the commander-in-chief, Congress or Secretary of National Defense.
Former presidents, secretaries of defense, CSAFP, generals, flag officers, dignitaries, statesmen, national artists, widows of former presidents, secretaries of national defense and chief of staff are authorized to be interred at the LNMB.

so dapat pala lahat ng president, secretary of national defense, general flag officers, and so on eh doon pinalibing. eh bakit yung mga presidents na nilibing sa manila north cemetary di nilipat dyan kung ganon naman pala...if the bible says a tooth for a tooth, an eye for an eye...will you take it literally? anyway, bible is not a law but making a national hero is not about interpreting literally the meaning of the law.

**explorer** · July 29th, 2005 01:22 AM

Originally Posted by mikey177

Everyone read the last line again: "...for the inspiration and emulation of this generation and generations still unborn." Now what kind of example do we want our children and grandchildren to follow from former President Marcos?

As far as I'm concerned, not everything that is legal is moral. Likewise, forgiveness must be tempered with justice, and I personally would not find it just to bury Marcos in the resting place of our nation's heroes, but that's just me. Many other Filipinos have short memories.

right! what they did was to interpret the law part by part and not the whole point of the law which includes the one you mentioned.