heroes? how about those 900 pinoy soliders sent to korea during quirino's time, were they not heroes too? wala lage man gani na recognize man lang.
easy for some to say 'we can drop them bombs and end it'. here's my take, when we evacuate civilians, insurgents would then follow them too [im sure of this]. they are witty as our intels and may perhaps perform mass murder in areas covered with refugees. if memory serves me right, they are indirectly connected to the IS and if we think deeply into it, the more dangerous it becomes when the REAL terrorists uses its trump card.
as for me, all out war would be the only solution BUT when war breaks out, economy goes down. it's just that those living in abroad will not be affected. the phil govt must be ready for this, it may not happen tomorrow or the next day but someday it will. unya lahi ra ba ni atong gobyerno kay unya na molihok kung ma alanganin na.
Last edited by brownie; 01-30-2015 at 03:00 PM.
That's after Japan had exhausted their capabilities to launch any meaningful offensive, and those bombs were so massive and unheard of at the time so it was severely effective. We'd have to be going full saturation bombing--heavy aerial bombing to make these guys surrender without sending grunts in. And were talking in a MASSIVE scale. I think the Philippines has very limited PGMs/JDAMs in their arsenal, so we resort to using dumb bombs. And with the very-limited techs the Philippines has for CID, di ko kasalig. Daghan kaayog collateral damage ang resulta ana, even if this is not an urbanized environment were talking about. Honestly, I don't think the aerial shock-and-awe approach will break these guys (if you consider our known assets and conventions).
Ever heard of bombings in unexpected places bro? I bet nakabati naka ana. Some bombings are direct results of retaliation by these rebel forces.
Yes, there are rules in war. In the case of this topic at hand. Surely the rules of war was violated. Murag namention man nga naka ceasefire sila. But nahitabo man gihapon ang pinusilay. Surely naa rules of war. Pero wala ma follow ani nga case.
How many more rules pa kaha ang maviolate if ma prolong pa ni nga gubat?
Granting the issue was territorial, then it is another topic worthy of discussion. Let me indulge nalang by going a little off-topic.
If you read the Bangsamoro basic law here:
http://www.opapp.gov.ph/sites/defaul...asic%20Law.pdf
Try to read the Purpose and the Preamble. Surely dili na mao ang purpose sa law nga ihatag ang territory didto nila.
sorry miss @brownie but they are heroes too, but i think wala ko nkablo anang balita..for me a soldier or anyone who die to protect some1 or protecting the nation or die coz of the service they are heroes too.
like kato maguindanao nga gpang massacre brutal sad to, ang mga media ug katong uban. katong mga marines nga gpamutlan ug ulo. sad to say labot ang milf ani nga mga pang hitabo..
Im sure the intent and purpose of the BBL in that is somehow descent and peaceful. But I can assure you, they (rebels) will bend and change the exact meaning of that law to their own personal agenda and wants. In short, I just can't trust them handing over a "territorial piece of the Philippines".
Just No to BBL if these kind of people still exist in Mindanao.
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