Americans starting mischiefs for regime change in the Philippines

 The F--King US is colluding with Leni Robredo the defeated pro US presidential of the Philippines to organize protests and demonstrations against president elect Marcos Jr.

President Bidamn recent meetings with ASEAN leaders and the Quad members do not bode well for East China Sea and South China Sea regions. US intention is to round up small cliques or blocs under US leadership to confront and contain China. US may organize colour revolution against Marcos Jr and replace him with a pro US Philippino leader. The US may start to create choas and turmoil and instigate and foment wars in the region between some ASEAN countries and China.

Below are some excerpts from Brian Berleti's article in the website - New Eastern Outlook.'
"Because US strategy in regards to encircling, containing, and potentially waging conventional war against China depends heavily on prepositioning these missiles and other military assets along China’s periphery – especially in regards to Taiwan – securing a sufficient US military presence in the Philippines is crucial. But because such a presence meant solely to threaten China would endanger Chinese-Philippine relations including significant economic ties, no rational government would allow it.

The formation of Marcos’ administration will go far in telling just how Philippine policy toward both China and the US will unfold, but it is safe to say that should the new government attempt build closer ties with China and refuse attempts by the US to recruit it into a regional front against Beijing, the US will employ all the familiar tools used to coerce or even overthrow the government in due time.

If the US is convinced already that the Marcos administration will not pivot toward anti-China policies, it may begin destabilizing efforts through extensive media, NGO, and political networks funded through the NED even before his late-June inauguration. Such efforts would start with youth-led protests citing baseless claims of “voter fraud.” Such protests are already underway.

The New York Times in its article, “Marcos Win Prompts Protests in the Philippines,” claims:

Young voters who had rallied around Leni Robredo during the presidential race gathered to voice their frustration with preliminary results showing her overwhelming defeat."

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