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More than 50 percent of our people live below the poverty line, and they ache terribly for reforms. The nation heals best when it heals iti? 1 / 2 s poor and downtrodden. We need a change in our hearts and minds, in our nature, in our character.
More than 50 percent of our people live below the poverty line, and they ache terribly for reforms. The nation heals best when it heals iti? 1 / 2 s poor and downtrodden. We need a change in our hearts and minds, in our nature, in our character.
More than 50 percent of our people live below the poverty line, and they ache terribly for reforms. The nation heals best when it heals iti? 1 / 2 s poor and downtrodden. We need a change in our hearts and minds, in our nature, in our character.
future of our children and their children in turn. The parliamentary system is not a solution at all. It is a grab for power under the guise of change. More than 50 percent of our people live below the poverty line, and they ache terribly for reforms, for a new group of visionary leaders. They would perhaps appreciate and agree if the members of Congress who would constitute a Constituent Assembly vote themselves out of the unicameral assembly. Yes. Forswear membership. That would convince the citizenry they are noble, serious and sincere. But as things stand, they would be the first to barge into a parliamentary government. And profit handsomely. If they fail, and I am almost sure they will fail, they would have poured the additional fuel social unrest needs to explode. Tinkering with the constitution when the country is at the crossroads is like playing with a ticking bomb in the schoolyard when the children are at play. That is ghoulish. I have said our piece. I say again what we need is not regime change, or change to parliamentary, but a change in our culture, a change in our hearts and minds, in our nature, in our character. The nation heals best when it heals its poor and downtrodden. We need a pealing of bells in the night that we might all wake up. If we dont, what difference is there really? (Between those who colonized and conquered us, and robbed us of our pride and dignity, and our present masters, the Filipino rich and powerful? They too would tighten our chains and laugh uproariously and scornfully when the rest of the nation prays.)