Monday, August 21, 2017

Against Our Common Enemy: Who are the Patriots and the Traitors of our Country?


Sa kasaysayan ng ating bansa, ang salungatan at tunggalian  ay patuloy na namamayani particularly sa mga nagaganap o nangyayari sa ating bansa. Sa kasalukuyang panahon, may makikita pa ring Aguinaldo at Bonifacio na ang ibinabandera ay ang pagmamahal daw sa bayan. President Digong Duterte was very vocal in reiterating his love for his country and the children of this country. Dahil dito, lang ulit niyang binanggit sa kanyang mga speeches na “if you destroy our country, I will kill you…if you destroy our children I will kill you”. Sino ang ating “common enemy” na pinatutungkulan dito. It’s DRUGS and the PERSONALITIES (drug lords and traders, drug protectors, pushers and addicts) who are spreading this menace in our society.

In a drug infested country like ours, na pinabayaan ng mga naunang administration to control, drug problem must be treated with “urgency”. Kung baga sa sakit, hindi lang paracetamol ang iginagamot sa isang terminal cancer in our society. President Duterte knew this. As a Commander in Chief, inatasan ni President Duterte ang mga sundalo at kapulisan to destroy all the “drug apparatus”. He also took all the responsibilities that may occur in this war against drug.  Ganoon man, kung meron man tayo ngayong lider na may tapang at political will na tuparin ang kanyang pangako sa sambayanang Filipino, meron namang ilang opposition propagandist na iba ang isinisigaw. Stop this war on drugs.

As an ordinary and concern citizen, hindi ako pabor na ihinto ang war on drugs ni President Digong Duterte. Let this drug war continue relentlessly, until the last day in his office. He is elected by the majority of the Filipino people and as a worker in government, he is bound to do this. President Rodrigo Duterte is not elected by those people who criticized him and “capitalized every single fault” done by the police and military in their campaign against war on drug. Capitalized the sympathy of some people because of the death of Kian Loyd Delos Santos. Ang pagkakamali ng ilang tarantadong pulis sa Caloocan City ay hindi dapat maging sagwil sa walang humpay na giyera ng gobyerno laban sa droga.

The minority opposition (yellow) and a few Makabayan Bloc (leftist) in the Senate and Congress cannot fool us, sa hugot nilang pagbabalik daw ng mapaniil na gobyerno. They always compare the Duterte administration to Marcos era. Pilit nilang binabalik-balikan ang “multo” gayong wala na ito sa panahon ngayon. Pilit din nilang inihahambing ang war on drugs ni Duterte sa mapaniil na gobyerno ni Marcos under Martial rule. Kailan pa naging magkatulad ang mga “aktibista” at mga “durugista?” Are they out of their mind? Comparing this two kinds of species? Hindi ko alam kung ano ang nasa utak ng mga Makabayan Bloc na ito? Kung sila ba ay puti o itim, dilaw o pula, good  or bad, kara o cruz, kalaban o kakampi, maka-bayan o maka-droga?  Ang alam ko lang sa kanila ay lagi silang mga “kontrabida”. Siguro mas makabubuting tawagin na lang natin silang mga “Hunyango”. They want to stop President Duterte’s war on drugs, but they just offer a “generic solution”. To stop corruption daw in government. Deka-dekada ang kakailanganin para ito masolusyunan at siguro durugista na lahat ang  mga Filipino bago pa ito mangyari.

The Duterte administration must continue this war on drugs without let up.  Let our history judge and unmask who are the Aguinaldo’s and Bonifacio in our era now. Who are the patriots and the traitors? Who among them really love our country and the future of our children? And who among them wanted us to feed to the dogs. Ang pagmamahal sa bayan ay hindi nasusukat sa salitang “makabayan” kuno. Ito ay sinusukat sa kung ano ang solusyon at aksiyong ginawa natin sa panahon ng pakikidigma sa nag-iisa nating common enemy. Ang DROGA. 

Between our president and these people who oppose the war on drugs, sino sa kanila ang tunay na may pagmamahal sa ating bayan at sa kinabukasan ng ating mga anak? Kayo na po ang humusga mga kababayan at kabalat ko.


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