the manila peninsula incident
actually, The The Peninsula Manila Incident sana para mas tama pero parang mas mali, e.
pauso. stand off sa manila pen. may pinasok na tangke sa lobby. inarestong media. curfew.
opinion? o.a. pinauwi nga pala kami nang 5pm. bale yung mga hanggang 6 sana, hindi na counted as undertime kung lumabas na. pero kami ni rex, matibay na hinintay si boss. si jerome, bumalik din dahil walang masakyan.
anyways, on the issue of national concern? trillanes is overrated. it's rather stupid. people in the immediate vicinity were working. cash on the pocket and food on the stomach is a way better option compared to an unplanned revolution. he isn't enough to trigger the revolution this country needs at the moment.
wala namang natutuwa sa ginawa niya. galit lang siya sa pangulo. hanggang dun lang. wala naman siyang hinahaing alternatibo.
on the media and the police action, both sides are irritating. press freedom doesn't seem to be honored in this country. why the hell were the equipment confiscated? and the handcuffs? what the fuck?! i'm not pleased with the media's reaction on being questioned, either. it's simply a matter of security. but you still gotta hate the suppression above all.
the curfew? it's a matter of national security. propaganda? i don't think so. it's a matter of security darnit. i'd understand how people who lived through the marshall law era are afraid of this. but people my age should be a little bit more aware and reasonable since we are not victims of any curfew trauma.
above all, i think people should start thinking better. even the Holy Gospel puts good understanding above raw emotion. even good stories were thought of and not merely felt.
i'd agree with the government that the economy and security is of concern (though i still believe they're just secondary to some personal interests). and setting aside his unworthy revolution, i agree with trillanes when he said that it's up to the Filipino people.