Tuesday, July 29, 2003

I would like to take this opportunity to blog my admiration for Lieutenant Antonio Trillanes (and his group), a leader of Sunday's mutiny, (Philippine Military Academy graduate, class of 1995) for bravely airing his sentiments against the current authorities running the Philippine government. As the 'military mutiny' glued Filipinos to TV and radio, I was sad to know that the Arroyo government prevented those 'supporters' to rally in the Metropolis by closing major roads and North expressway. How many Filipinos are really concerned about the real issues and are willing to step forward to expose powerful and influential people who were killing and selling our fellow Filipinos to justify terrorism does exists in the country (a conspiracy only God knows).

God is watching all of us, I believe what Capt. Trilliantes did was a modern heroic stance... And I personally believe the legitimate President of the country, duly elected by the Filipino people, none other than Pres. Estrada, has nothing to do with this 'rebellion'. This is an internal problem within the military and ranks.

Quote from Trillanes: "The Filipino people deserve the government that they now have."

See related topics:
70 officers, 226 soldiers return to barracks
Macapagal, Reyes, Corpus accused

The accusations of these young military soldiers were not new to me, I feel the Senate should look into this...