The above statement was taken from an article published in one of the local newspapers in the province. If I'm not mistaken, this stemmed out after the "pulong-pulong" conducted in Sta. Catalina last week.
I guess its just right for the villagers not to allow these groups to enter their villages because they never did anything right in the first place. They are so fast in accusing the government of the so called abuses and atrocities supposedly committed by the Army but never noticed the atrocities and abuses committed by the NPA. And they still have the face to wonder why they are tagged as frontliners of the NPA?
Mga baga'g leps!
The NPA has to answer their atrocities too! They too have to explain the many abuses they have committed in the name of their ideology. They have committed worse things than the military and yet these so called human rights groups never probed them for this. How stupid!
"Fact finding mission"??? Kumita na yan!!!
God, sometimes I wonder if they actually believe the things they've been saying. Or if they even understand it.
They are not there for human rights because I think they only believe in their rights and those of everybody who supports them but not the rights of those who oppose them. May Human Rights ka if kakampi ka nila, if hindi...'wag ka na umasa! All they do is manipulate the people, brainwash the masses, and make everybody believe that the government and everybody who represents it are a bunch of monkeys.
I would have believed them if I could only see that they are not a bunch of dummies who acts like puppets of the revolutionary movement. Hindi kailangan ng microscope for this, klarong-klaro naman sa mga actions nila. If they are not for and with the rebels then why don't they probe them for their abuses? Why defend them?
C'mon! Let's wake up people! Niloloko lang tayo ng mga grupong to!
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