The
Communist Party of the Philippines (CCP) information officer Marco Valbuena is
making the rounds claiming that the House Bill 6875 or the proposed
Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020 would cause an upsurge in people joining their armed
ranks just like what happened during the years of martial law.
That
is why Southern Luzon Command chief, Lt. Gen. Antonio Parlade, Jr. has
told the communists to enjoy and rejoice for the eventual passage of the
proposed Anti-Terrorism Act because they will benefit from it.
"Valbuena
and the CPP said that the Anti-Terror Law will further push people to join the
NPA. If that is the case, then they should be happy with it. He should not
oppose it so they will have more fighter recruits," Parlade said.
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Parlade’s
comments comes after Valbuena’s assertion that the Duterte’s regime’s "intense
persecution, suppression, and threats" have continued to attract "
toiling masses and intellectuals" in joining the NPA.
Southern
Luzon Command chief, a
member of the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF
ELCAC), however, dismissed Valbuena's allegations by citing the numerous reports of surrender by former communist rebels
who in their own volition have returned to the fold of the government due to hardships
and lack of support from the CCP and its failed ideology.
"That's
not what the NPAs in Mindoro said. You have recruited mercenaries by exploiting
Mangyans with a promise of 'SUPAMIL' (Suporta
sa Pamilya) worth PHP1,500 a month.
Well, they got PHP1,500 upon signing up and their families never got anything
else after for six years, not even medical assistance when their wives got sick
and eventually died. It's the same story from surrenders in Panay, Cordillera,
Surigao, Samar, and elsewhere. So your fighters stay with the NPAs for a year
or even less, and then surrender after realizing their condition in the
movement is even worse," he added.
Parlade
slams the communists hierarchy branding Congress as "fascist
diehards" for
the crafting of the law that will curb terrorism and yet clamps up and ignores
the facts when presented with evidence showing the communist rebels’ plan to
establish a proletarian dictatorship.
"You
refuse to comment every time we expose to the people what your CPP Constitution
Plans and Programs (May 2017) adhere to -- a proletarian dictatorship, which we
are sure is of the worst kind," he added.
Parlade
point blank asked Valbuena and CPP if they are really a movement promoting
democratic rights and pro-people with the burning of a church and several
houses in Misamis Oriental on May 28.
"Tell
us Valbuena, exactly what democratic rights and pro-people's interest are you
trying to promote with your communist and godless ideology? Is that something
like the burning of a Born Again church and several houses because the people
there are anti-communist? Did you at least coordinate with your comrade (Bayan
Muna Party-list Rep. Carlos Isagani) Zarate on how to disassociate yourselves
because clearly your ideas and methods are one and the same," he said.
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