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posted by Nestor Daarol in friendster.com

Isang amasonang medical officer ng New
People’s Army ang sumuko sa mga
awtoridad ng Army sa Bohol noong
Biyernes at inamin niyang hindi na niya
matagalan pa ang mahirap na uri ng
pamumuhay sa bundok, sinabi ng mga
opisyales kahapon.

Si Jacquelyn S. Historia, alais Ka
Joy/Rejoice , 25, ay kinukuwestiyon
ng ayon ng military sa bayan ng Inabanga,
ayon kay Army spokesman Lt. Col. Ernesto
Torres Jr.

Sinabi ni Torres na si Historia ay
sumuko sa mga miyembro ng 79th infantry
Battalio n ng Army noong Biyernes ng
alas-10 n.u. sa Barangay Lilion Norte,
sa bayan ng Inabanga.

“Si ya ay kusang-loob na sumuko sa aming
mga sundalo at sinabi niya na hindi na
niya matagalan ang uri ng pamumuhay sa
bundok,” sabi ni Torres.

Ayon sa record ng military, si Historia
ay isang medical officer ng NPA Bohol
Provincial Committee’s 2nd Squad. Sinabi
ni Torres nab ago sumuko, si Historia ay
nagpadala ng surrender feelers sa local
village officials.

Si nabi ni Torres na si Historia ay
dumaraan ngayon sa isang military
briefing -

tinuod ba ni Mike?

Thats great news she was able to surrender in Bohol.

During the peace summit talks this was one of the topics brought up that more persons who belong to the NPA will surrender as well.

Bohol again is having an increase in the rebel population.

Hope they can get it under control before anything drastic could possibly happen.

The only way to solve insurgency is to legalize Communism. Why are we afraid of communism when it is no longer a threat to the world. Russia & China have given up the ideals of communism. Only Cuba is the remaining solid communist regime in the world today and there is even no connection between communist Cuba and our communist party.

My analysis is that the present administration is afraid not of the communist, but to loose its grip of the Philippine Army. Simple logic, if there is no more communist insurgency, there is no need for the army. Hence, people may start asking where the budget for the military has been spent when there is no more army.

Now, it is easy to say, we buy 50 APC or 80 Helicopters, 5,000 RPGs...etc. For what?, to combat a small group of poorly armed rebels? I am skeptical.

This is good.