Aquino's SONA: Senators hope for inclusive growth agenda

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Bakit hinde hinuli mga epal na foreigners? If they came here for tourism dapat I deport agad mga yan


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dapat talaga ituloy na yung "use of lethal force is authorized beyond this point", whether a person likes pnoy or not, he is our president and what these protesters do are a threat to national security and must be dealt accordingly.

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Next time flame thrower dapat dala ng mga police


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An Open Letter to Policeman Joselito Sevilla
By Thomas van Beersum!

I came to the Philippines as part of an International Solidarity Mission and as a delegate of the International Conference on Human Rights and Peace in the Philippines. I attended the SONA protest because I had been outraged by the human rights violations committed by the corrupt Aquino regime. I am tired of the extrajudicial killings, the illegal arrests, the forced demolitions, the land-grabbings, the puppetry to US-imperialism, tired of all the oppression and exploitation of the workers, farmers, students, women, indigenous, urban poor, LGBTs, and all other oppressed groups. I have integrated here in the Philippines with many different sectors to directly see the effects of the basic problems that the Filipino people face. I personally knew people like Willem Geertman, a Dutch community worker who moved to the Philippines, who was brutally murdered by this regime last July 3, 2012. Many of the protesters have many experiences with family members, friends, and acquaintances who have been murdered or tortured by this regime. They had every reason to demonstrate against the Aquino government.

Sounds familiar? Here's Thomas van Beersum with Joma Sison: