Mercenaries entered the home of Negros Oriental Governor Roel Degamo, while he was having a meeting with his constituents. One of the armed men walked further and once he had eyes on Degamo, he then shot the guard in front of him…
https://t.co/O9LgB19w0Fpic.twitter.com/kAEcqf0FVM— GianSanity (@giansanityfps)
March 4, 2023“My government will not rest until we have brought the perpetrators of this dastardly and heinous crime to justice,” President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said in a statement.
The country has a history of political violence, as well as Islamist and Communist rebellions.
Over the last month alone, Lanao del Sur governor Mamintal Alonto Adiong Jr. was wounded in a brazen attack that left five of his bodyguards dead, while the
mayor of Maguindanao del Sur, Ohto Caumbo Montawal, was wounded when two gunmen shot at his vehicle. In the northern Philippines,
vice mayor of Aparri town Rommel Alameda and his companions were gunned down by men reportedly wearing police uniforms in yet another attack last month. RT
After Duterte brought order and stability into the Philippines, now we are seeing it being turned into a state of violence and anarchy. Soon martial law is going to be declared following a military coup. And one Asean member is going down. Would this be the beginning of the breaking up of Asean? Would this be the beginning of turmoil, tension and war in the South China Sea. Would any banana republic in Asean think they should meddle with the Philippines like they are meddling with Myanmar's domestic affair, thinking that all is well in their own banana republic?
See how fast the Philippines is being taken down? With a month, 4 governors/mayor were being shot by armed men, rich armed men that could afford the best uniforms and equipment, and even came in 3 SUVs that they conveniently abandoned after the killing of the governor of Negros Oriental. These gunmen are very rich and well funded.
Can Marcos Jr save the day and his young Presidency? Or would he too be taken down? Any loudmouth in Asean saying anything about the lawlessness in the Philippines and want to teach the Philippines how to run their country?
Would there be any wise and strong leader appearing in the Phililppines to contain the unrest and uprising? Be sure that if there is a military coup to seize power from the democratically elected President Marcos, the Americans would be there to support the coup leaders. That is how strongly the Americans would support military coups and regime change against popularly elected national leaders.
How long can Marcos Jr survive and live to tell his story? Dark days have fallen onto the Philippines.
Who is behind the unrest and killings?