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Remembering Treason
(An updated version of the Philippine Collegian editorial, 13 Setyembre 1991)

GLORIA MACAPAGAL-ARROYO's obscene fixation for the US forces has left us with no choice but to go on with the struggle.

We go on because we remember and puke at the cheap gimmickry of her million peso commercials. We go on because we remember and puke at her devious deceptions. We go on because we remember her repulsive Iies. We remember her sickening betrayal. We remember treason.

Macapagal along with those who must resort to such shamelessness have only proven that they never deserved our hopes for change in People Power 2. For instead they deserve our rage.

All their eloquent excuses for the continued presence of the US forces (through Balikatan and the Mutual Logistics Support Agreement) were not mere Iies, they were also eloquent speeches that told us the truth.

As the defenders of imperialist shitting dumped on us every excuse they can muster out of their pro-US closet, they have also pulled out all the skeletons. While they feverishly defended the supposed validity of their calls, the traitors have unwittingly spilled the inescapable logic of it all.

A government that must rely on a foreign superior for its survival has no right to don the mask of love for country. A government that allows the tightening of the bondage which generations of liberty-loving Filipinos have resisted has no business calling Itself representatives of true national interest.

A government that admits it can no longer defend its people without encouraging the infernal screwing from a supposed ally ends its cause for existence. A government that insists on ramming vomit down our throats should take its beloved MLSA and shove it up its ass.

Yet as we must condemn this government of sodomite adorers of the American prick, neither should we forget that the rejection of the MLSA does not end our struggle against imperialism. This should only trigger the necessary cause of ending the economics of slavery and the politics of injustice to which we can never be content at merely puking and remembering.

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