The Maguindanao Massacre
The Maguindanao Massacre
Everyone I know from the PI are talking about this incident, this inhumane crime perpetrated by the Ampatuan family, or so the media discloses. Whether the Ampatuan family are guilty for the horrific death of politicians and journalists, I don't really care, and I don't really have much to say concerning the people who died. They died. They're gone, boo hoo now let's get Gloria.
If, and I say, if the Ampatuan family are guilty, it's probably because Gloria's support have lead them astray-- got them to thinking big and that they'd get away with this kind of brutality, but ... hey, what political figure has never slain a life? Well, so far, Obama's hands are clean of blood; Bush caused a lot of young men to "die for the country" and he's still alive. Why? Cause he's the ex-president with families whose influence is massive and he "did it for the sake of the country." I mean, we're all sick bastards.
It's a hush-hush story, but, deep down, we all know that Bush allowed 9/11 to happen to continue the war in the Middle East cause war means money and oil! But, we chose to pretend that it was those terrorists.
We're all bastards! We let something like this slip through our hands and no offense, but, people involved in the killing did ask for it. It's part of the contract: you do journalism, you run the risk of dying a brutal death, unless you're Bill O'Reilly. And if you are a politician, same thing unless you're one of the Bush family and friends.
But, what am I talking about?
The thing is, it's gonna get bloodier so, hold on tight people. It's gonna be quite a ride!
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"I hope di mangyari"
Submitted by Pmel on November 27, 2009 - 11:58am.
I hope so, too ... I've been reading several articles concerning this incident and so far, got to thinking two things:
1. I know it may sound absurd, but, what if Mangudadatu Clan is the kind who can sacrifice thier own loved ones to make a change? If Ampatuan is not guilty, then it would mean that Mangudadatu planned the whole thing to rid of Gloria! Just wondering
2. This quote got me thinking: "We don't see a need for foreign investigators. We can assure the public and the family of the victims that our investigations will be impartial," Fajardo said.
I wonder if, either way, it's a win-win situation? Ha ha ha. Politics sure is a lot of fun when you're not the one involved in it. Good place to find a plot for a future novel.
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purihin ang
Submitted by Ijano Belimed on November 27, 2009 - 1:28pm.
purihin ang Panginoon...
tama ka parekoy...fun nga ang politics...hehehe....
hope magkai-sa na talaga ang bansa at tugusin ang mga diyablo't buwaya...
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"Tugusin and mga diyablo't buwaya"
Submitted by Pmel on November 27, 2009 - 3:47pm.
Right on, dude!
Ya know, my friend commented, "Massacre, huh? Must be someone's fetish." Ha ha ha ha. Couldn't get any funnier than that, but it is true. What if it isn't related to politics? What if someone just wanted to kill for fun? It happens.
If they didn't want the election, they could have just killed Mangudadatu himself, but they didn't. They killed the wife, his sisters and those in the bandwagon. If you ask me, whoever did this is rather reckless. He wants to create a commotion to cause something to happen and that is what the result will be. Ha ha ha. Funny politics.
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Yung mga kamag-anak ng
Submitted by Observable Universe on November 27, 2009 - 4:23pm.
Yung mga kamag-anak ng pulitiko at yung mga journalists maaaring masabing part ng career nila ang karahasan, pero kawawa yung mga napadaan lang at dinamay na rin.
Pmel, what if lahat ng tao ay pareho ng sayo ang pananaw sa nangyayari? Mananaig ang karahasan kapagka ganun, subalit hindi kita masisisi, kahit ako ay manhid na rin.
Para sakin, parang napapanahon ang nangyari. Parang subconsciously ay ineexpect ko na rin na may mangyayaring ganitong katindi at politically motivated na karahasan. Pero nakakatakot pa rin, naramdaman ko na laruan lang tayo ng mga taong nasa kapangyarihan, at ang masaklap ay wla naman tlagang magagawa ang mga Juan dela Cruz na abala rin sa pagkayod para hindi mamatay sa gutom.
50+ lives kapalit ng publicity ... para sakin ito ay unfair. Pero naniniwala pa rin ako na "No crime is left unpunished." Or wishful thinking lamang ba ang paniniwalang ito?
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"Wishful thinking"
Submitted by Pmel on November 27, 2009 - 4:30pm.
No. It's not wishful thinking alone. No crime will be left unpunished. It never has. Nature just has her own way of punishing those who are guilty. Perhaps I am 'manhid', I've seen these stuff so many times now, I can't really care except hope that it won't happen to me. Well, it may not ever happen to me, who knows?
No. No crime will be left unpunished. It's just the matter of time.
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Ampatuan is so so funny
Submitted by eaudefrancois on November 27, 2009 - 6:10pm.
Han..Dul..Set! Anyonghaseyo jei-ie-rum- yun Myung-Ki ipnida.
Hahahaha....natatawa ako kay Ampatuan.. Sinisi ba naman ang MILF..hahaha...gagawa na nga lang ng palusot mali pa. hahahahahaha. Tatanga tanga.
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Ampatuan
Submitted by Pmel on November 28, 2009 - 6:22pm.
Well, Ampatuan might not be guilty, but, then again, Filipinos are known for putting the blame on someone else. On the otherhand, just because someone blamed the other, doesn't necessarily means he's guilty. Unless there is a real evidence against them, a concrete evidence that everyone can make sense of, then you can't say that he is guilty.
From what I hear and have read, Ampatuan is a suspect but not the criminal at the moment, so ... yeah. Avoid jumping to conclusions my friend.
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purihin ang
purihin ang Panginoon...
I hope di mangyari....