The GMA regime has a penchant for declaring its detractors as "destabilizers" and military adventurists. The regime, especially Da Gloria should be reminded that when you point a finger at anyone, three fingers point back at her.

Remember: Constructive Resignation. Nowehere in the law books can this phrase be found. It's either one resigns or not.

PP1017: National Emergency. There was a "coup" kuno. Nipped in the bud daw. And they are declaring a State of National Emergency to address this problem and yet, the PP is mostly geared towards the taking over of vital industries, clamping down on Press freedom and the right to peaceful assembly.

Remember: Cheating in the 2004 elections. Why should we change our form of government when only the people running the system are guilty or mostly guilty and moving heaven and earth to prevent the revelation of the truth to the people?

GMA is the adventurist and GMA is the enemy of the people and the constitution -- not so perfect, but the only one we have. She raided the Constitution, mangled its interpretation to suit her needs. Now that she and her regime has been found to be guilty of the various misdeeds and scandals, she might just opt to stay in the presidency till hell freeezes over!

And what do we do? Sit? Drink coffee? Go to a movie?

Bastusan na to o manhid lang talaga tayo?

Government Based on the Polls . According to moral principles, a government that assumes or retains power through fraudulent means has no moral basis. For such an access to power is tantamount to a forcible seizure and cannot command the allegiance of the citizenry. The most we can say then, about such a government, is that it is a government in possession of power. But admitting that, we hasten to add: Because of that very fact, that same government itself has the obligation to right the wrong it is founded on. It must respect the mandate of the people. This is precondition for any reconciliation.

Response in Faith . If such a government does not of itself freely correct the evil it has inflicted on the people then it is our serious moral obligation as a people to make it do so.

We are not going to effect the change we seek by doing nothing, by sheer apathy. If we did nothing we would be party to our own destruction as a people. We would be jointly guilty with the perpetrators of the wrong we want righted.

- Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines, POST-ELECTION STATEMENT, February 13, 1986

show hard evidence first before making such outrageous claims.