With Pres. Marcos,
Jr, walls are going up, not coming down. The decades have brought what feels
like an endless parade of starts and stalemates … missed opportunities…
shattered hopes… and diminishing returns. That illuminate
the truths about our country’s situation and circumstances; this
is now the quintessential examples of the effects of corruption that Pres. Marcos
keeps evading to confront head-on. I JUST DON’T KNOW HOW HIS CRITICAL THINKING
WORKS. YOU’LL BE THE JUDGE. The
degradation is compounded by the sense that no one cares… that Pres. Marcos is
oblivious to the hardships the Filipinos endure. And the worst threat of all is
the cynicism so many people feel… the sense that Filipinos’ peace is hopeless…
that we’ll never find a solution. If Pres. Marcos says we throw up our hands
and say, “The problem of Corruption cannot be stopped,” we’re not just writing
off a “process”… or writing off a “road map.” We’re writing off people’s lives.
The
government treasury is always out of money that they’re now scrambling which
source they will dive into to fund different important social services. It’s like tracing your finger on a
Mobius Strip, going round in an infinite loop. What
the government are now eyeing is the creation of the MAHARLIKA FUND using
pensioners money and the money deposited in the Central Bank—JESUS-MARIA-E-JOSEPH,
it feels like a blow to our very
existence. You see, it’s not about how much money you
earned; it’s about how much you can save and keep moving forward. Here’s
the thing: Imagine our government has a
container where all the country’s resources are stored in order to function
effectively. No matter how many Billions the economy is
pumping into the container that it took years to reach to save them, you can’t
stop these Snakes being around on the very top of the food chain, and they bite
off more than they can chew.
The President controls the doorway of the container, and he’s in charge
of what he gives access to. But we are now living at a time when Corruption has
the cultural significance in our country today. The corruptors/thieves have now
taken up residence in the house. That means, they are connected to the supply
line and they’re going to let it run dry. Fear, worry, doubt, insecurity that have
ruled the space in our country are very strong because the thieves are all living
in the house. Dragging us down, stealing our money, taking our peace. Your
hatred has to go out to them as they actually sprinkled bad luck to the nation.
That is the way it’s been, that’s the way it would continue,
unless they will be stopped.
Mr. Marcos, Jr was given an honor and the
responsibility by the 31 million Filipinos to be the President of our
Philippine Republic. Then, the citizenry would now have a reasonable
expectation the Pres. Marcos will do his duty and obligation as President. Clearly,
Corruption is by any measure the biggest issue to be addressed by Pres. Marcos
in our country. However, Mr. Marcos stated in that interview by Mr. Erwin Tulfo
that and I quote “YUNG CORRUPTION, TALAGANG
HINDI MATITIGIL YAN. DAHIL AS I KEEP REMINDING EVERYONE, CORRUPTION IS NOT A
FILIPINO CONDITION, IT IS A HUMAN CONDITION.” This declaration by Pres. Marcos
completely derailed his duties and obligations as President from the beginning.
It’s kind of he just become the President of the Nation in order to pour salt into the wounds of the people. How many more damage our country will suffer due to the implicit bias of
Pres. Marcos viz-a-vis corruption in his administration. Thus, he betrays both the trust of the public and the oath he has sworn
to.
Now, the Filipinos are faced with
an impossibly difficult and emotional traumatizing situation with Mr. Marcos.
It demonstrates the lengths that he was willing to go in an effort to advance
his own career at the expense of innocent citizens. Be careful who you have
around as the President because a lot of people who you think you can trust, you
can’t.
May I say to Mr. Marcos, if you're not able or you're not willing to live up to that honor and
responsibility, get out of that position. I say to the good public officials in
the entire administration, if you see a fellow official that's unwilling or
unable to live up to that responsibility, don't tarnish your name by standing
there doing nothing. You need to intervene; you need to say we are subject to
the law and you may not violate the law by using your power to commit
corruption; and you may not cover up a matter.
FOR PRES. MARCOS, JR, WE, THE
FILIPINOS, NEED TO SEE SIGNS OF HOPE, WE NEED SUSTAINED COMMITMENT… CREATIVE
ENGAGEMENT… AND LEADERSHIP… TO KEEP THE NATION ON THE PATH TO PEACEFUL
CO-EXISTENCE. FOR NOW, YOU ARE A FAILURE. SAYANG LANG ANG 31 MILLION WHO VOTED FOR YOU. YOU OUGHT TO BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF MR. P R E S I D E N T.
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