I WILL NOT GIVE UP UNTIL CORRUPTION IS ADDRESSED BY PBBM

From oct. 18, 2022 to date, Nov. 29, 2022, this is the 16^th post I made on my face book account regarding my advocacy campaign for Pres. Marcos, Jr. to address corruption as his centerpiece in his administration. I HOPE WITH THE FULLNESS OF GOD’S GRACE, AND WITH EVERYBODY’S SUPPORT, TOGETHER WE WILL BE ABLE TO AROUSE PRES. MARCOS, JR. TO COME TO HIS SENSES.  

The idea of Pres. Marcos, Jr. to put corruption committed by public officials on the sideline is a sick idea; it has no redeeming social value, zero, none. His silence on the rise of corrupt public officials across the country only signals his complicity. He created into the equation in his mind that he was the only one who could make sense of it. But clearly, he is taking people’s minds away from the evils they are doing. Truly, if you are neutral on the issue of corruption, you are in conspiracy with the corruptors. Actually, the problem we’re having today is everybody thinks that because you are in the position of power and influence, there’s two rule books: one for everybody else, and one for the people of influence. There often wasn’t much going on with PBBM as he certainly lacks the willingness to solve the biggest issue that is corruption in the government.  

Indeed, the Filipinos now have a President with no empathy and it’s heartbreaking. His moves are currently herding the polity to the boiling point. By ignoring it, Corruption is now part of our existence as a Filipino and we have to live and die with it. It is significant to note that our President has no willingness to address Corruption, and in fact, clearly lack the capability to make fundamental change necessary to reduce it. Instead, we fall into the typical pattern from previous leaderships to not stop the madness of committing Corruption. It’s sad, poverty seems to be sweeping our nation. The unemployment rate has recently been at all-time highs and the country’s debt is just getting larger and larger. So, no amount of economic downturn, will give Mr. Marcos, Jr. and his minions-politicians the willingness to address a uniquely Filipino problem. I’m discombobulatedly confused why this is happening when for me, we, Filipinos, are not inherently more scoundrel than the rest of the planet, nor we have the monopoly on mental health problem in the Philippines.

The 31 million Filipinos who voted for Pres. Marcos, Jr. longed for the commencement of hope and the lifeline that was concealed in the unfolding mind of every Filipinos living in the serene setting of traditional and rural regions carrying the grief and the horror that was inflicted by the consequences of corruption. That with him, they can see the bright lights in their lives. Nevertheless, another upset of immense proportions has been felt as thunder that our nation bowed its head in grief. I hope Mr. Marcos, Jr. would start doing things right.’

For Mr. Marcos, Jr, may I say, you have to love this country, believe in this country, lift up the people in this country, and do everything you can to make sure that they believe you get up every morning and not bigot by house thinking about yourself. I’m sorry Mr. President but when the 31 million Filipinos made you their President, it can put you a bit of a target on your back if you’re not doing what you’re supposed to be doing. So far, you are under achieving and static on the radar. You better be sure to put on a show that the intensity of your light is sufficiently great. I hope you search your heart if you get the point across.