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Sa Rebolusyon Magkakaroon Ng Katarungan Ang Mga Biktima Ng Opisyal na Pahayagan ng Rebolusyonaryong Mamamayan ng Timog Katagalugan TOMO 40 BILANG 9 BASAHIN AT TALAKAYIN SETYEMBRE 2020 EDITORYAL Sa rebolusyon magkakaroon ng katarungan ang mga biktima ng terorismo ng rehimeng US-Duterte inubad na ng madugo at malagim na de facto Martial Law ng rehimeng US-Duterte ang mga burges- Hdemokratikong palamuti na dating ipinapangalandakan ng naghaharing uri. Wala na ni anumang pakitang- taong respeto sa karapatan at kalayaang sibil ng mamamayan. De-susing tagasunod ang AFP-PNP sa mga pasistang patakaran laban sa lahat na itinuturing na kalaban ng estado kabilang ang nyutralisasyon, na walang ibang ibig sabihin kundi pagpatay. Ganap nang inilantad ng estado na lider ng samahan ng maliitang gold kanyang malubhang sugat. Ganundin ng mga malalaking kumprador- panners sa Roxas, Palawan noong si Lorelyn “Ka Fara” Saligumba na panginoong maylupa’t burukratang Pebrero. Pinatay noong Nobyembre sugatan pero tinortyur at pinatay pa kapitalista ang sarili bilang isang 2018 sa kanyang bahay sa Laguna rin ng 203rd Brigade noong Hunyo marahas na instrumento ng ang kilalang lider-manggagawa at 4 sa Oriental Mindoro. Noong karahasan at panunupil. Nitong coordinator ng MAKABAYAN na si Disyembre 5, 2019 naging malaking Agosto, magkasunod na pinaslang Reynaldo Malaborbor. balita ang extrajudicial killing (EJK) si NDFP Consultant Randall Echanis kina Ermin “Ka Romano” Bellen, Jose Karumal-dumal ang ginawang sa Maynila at ang manggagawang Villahermosa at Lucio Simporoso sa pagpatay ng mersenaryong AFP pangkalusugan na si Zara Alvares sa Antipolo City, Rizal. Hindi sila armado at PNP ng rehimeng Duterte sa Negros. Sa TK, pinatay si Froilan Reyes nang salakayin ng mga pwersa ng mga hors de combat na kasapi ng noong Hunyo, isang lingkod-bayan na 80th IBPA at PNP-CALABARZON. Bagong Hukbong Bayan-TK. Isa tumutulong sa mga kababaryo niyang rito si Mario “Ka Jethro” Caraig na Iilan lamang sila sa maraming apektado ng krisis sa COVID-19 sa sinalbeyds ng PNP-CALABARZON at biktima ng marahas na pamamaslang Laguna. Nauna rito’y tinambangan at RMFB-CALABARZON noong Agosto ng AFP-PNP sa ngalan ng kontra- pinatay ng mga pasista si Adonis Shu 8 habang naghihintay ng lunas sa rebolusyonaryong kampanya ng rehimeng Duterte. Pinatay sila dahil sila raw ay “kalaban ng estado.” Pinatay sila dahil pinili nilang paglingkuran ang masang magsasaka, manggagawa at mga aping sektor, imbes na tularan ang pagpapaalipin ni Duterte sa mga imperyalista at sa naghaharing uri. Pinatay sila Setyembre 2020 dahil lumalaban sila para mabago ang nabubulok na malakolonyal TOMO 40 BILANG 9 at malapyudal na lipunang Pilipino at maitatag ang isang tunay na makatarungang lipunang nagtataguyod sa interes ng nakararami. Ang walang habas na pamamaslang sa mga tinatakang “kalaban ng 1 Sa rebolusyon magkakaroon ng estado” ay ipinatutupad ng National Task Force to End Local Communist katarungan ang mga biktima ng terorismo ng Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) na pinangungunahan ng mga sagadsaring rehimeng US-Duterte pasistang sina Hermogenes Esperon, Delfin Lorenzana at Eduardo Año. 4 Hagupit ng Martial Law sa TK noon Ginagamit ng NTF-ELCAC ang “whole-of-nation approach” para sugpuin at ngayon ang armadong paglaban ng sambayanan at mga banta sa pambansang seguridad alinsunod sa counter-insurgency guide ng US. Sa aktwal, 6 Proyektong paliparan sa Sangley tinatarget nito ang mamamayang nakikibaka para sa kanilang lehitimong Point, daluyan ng pandarambong ng China sa interes at karapatan. bansa Binuo ang NTF-ELCAC sa bisa ng EO 70 na nagbigay ng lisensya sa mga 8 Sigaw ng TK: Terror Law ni Duterte, pwersang panseguridad na pakialaman ang lahat ng aspeto ng lipunan. wakasan na! Katumbas ito ng pagpapailalim sa bansa sa di-deklaradong batas militar 9 Tugon ni PdG: Hinggil sa mga aral at pagpapakawala ng terorismo ng estado sa buong bayan. sa pagharap sa diktadurang US-Marcos Ang NTF-ELCAC at AFP-PNP ang utak sa likod ng kriminal na pagpaslang 11 Mabagsik na FMO ng 203rd Brigade- sa mga aktibista, progresibo at rebolusyonaryo. Sila rin ang nagtutulak PNP-MIMAROPA, sinalubong ng mga sa mga mapaniil na batas at patakaran tulad ng Anti-Terrorism Act na opensiba ng BHB Mindoro lumalapastangan sa karapatan ng mamamayang magpahayag, mag- 12 Tumitinding red-tagging ng AFP sa organisa at magprotesta. Timog Katagalugan Ikinulumpol ng mga pasista bilang kalaban ng estado at banta sa 13 Pagpupugay sa Palawan 5, mga pambansang seguridad na kailangang lipulin ang lahat ng pumupuna, dakilang martir ng rebolusyong Pilipino tumututol at lumalaban sa anti-mamamayan at anti-demokratikong paghahari ng rehimeng Duterte. Tinanggal na nila ang linyang nag-iiba 15 Pagbawi ng mga kapamilya sa labi sa pagitan ng mga nagsusulong ng demokratikong reporma sa larangang ng Palawan 5, hinarang ng WESCOM at PNP- ligal at parlamentaryo at sa mga nagsusulong ng armadong pakikibaka Palawan para sa mas kumprehensibong pagbabago sa sistema ng lipunan. 16 Kultura: Pagkamulat sa panahon ng Para kay Duterte at sa mga pasista—alinman sa ikaw ay maamong Batas Militar tagasunod sa tiranikong paghahari ng rehimen o kaaway ng estado’t terorista. Lahat ng kritikal sa rehimen ay tinatakan at binansagan ng NTF-ELCAC na NPA upang malayang isagawa ang pisikal na pag-atake, karahasan at pamamaslang sa kanila. Ito ang modus ng Oplan Sauron/ Ang KALATAS ang opisyal na pahayagan SEMPO na nanalasa sa Negros at sa mga katulad na nangyayaring EJK ng ng rebolusyonaryong mamamayan ng Timog mga lider-magsasaka at mga tagapagtanggol ng karapatang tao sa iba’t Katagalugan. Pinapatnubayan ito ng Marxismo- ibang panig ng Mindanao, Luson at Kabisayaan. Leninismo-Maoismo. Inilalathala ito ng Partido Nagsilbi rin sa kontra-rebolusyonaryong pamamaslang ang gera Komunista ng Pilipinas (MLM) at ng Bagong kontra droga na kumitil sa buhay ng higit 28,000 tao. Tulad ng ginawa Hukbong Bayan ng Timog Katagalugan. ng PNP sa mga maralitang tinatakang “adik” at “tulak”, patraydor ang pagpatay at talamak ang paggamit ng palusot na kwentong “nanlaban” Inaanyayahan ng pamatnugutan ang mga ang mga biktima. Estilong Tokhang ang ginawang paraan ng pagpatay mambabasa na mag-ambag sa pagpapahusay sa rebolusyonaryong lider na si Julius “Ka Nars” Giron na pinaslang sa Baguio City noong Marso at pati sa mga hors de combat na NPA. ng ating pahayagan. Magpadala ng mga komentaryo at mungkahi, balita at Isinagawa ng rehimen ang pinakamarahas na pamamaraan sa rebolusyonaryong karanasan na maaaring pagpapatahimik sa mga rebolusyonaryong pwersa na dati na nitong ilathala sa ating pahayagan. Ito ay tumatanggap binantaan na papatayin kasama ang kanilang mga pamilya. Gigil na gigil itong ubusin ang NPA na nagpupunyagi sa harap ng mga imbing atake ng ng mga liham sa: mersenaryong AFP-PNP. Marahas at walang patid na naglulunsad ang [email protected] mersenaryong AFP-PNP ng focused military operations laban sa NPA sa harap ng mas malaking banta ng pandemyang COVID-19 sa mamamayang balikwastk.wordpress.com inabandona na ng gubyernong Duterte. Dagdag na pasakit ang dulot ng mga operasyong ito sa mamamayang nawalan ng kabuhayan bunga ng krisis. 2 KALATAS SETYEMBRE 2020 Tusong ikinubli ng AFP at PNP rebolusyonaryo at kasapi ng BHB. Isa ng Partido Komunista at sa tulong ng bilang covid-related missions ang sa mga nakinabang si Maj. Gen. Debold BHB ang bukod tanging konsistenteng paglulunsad ng mga operasyong Sinas, dating hepe ng PNP-Region 6 na nagsusulong para magkamit ng militar na mas masahol pang lumigalig naging hepe ng NCR matapos niyang katarungang panlipunan ang sa masa sa kanayunan kaysa banta pakawalan ang Oplan Sauron/SEMPO mamamayan. Sa pagsusulong ng ng COVID-19. Malaking pahirap sa Negros. Ngayo’y nakaamba siyang demokratikong rebolusyong bayan, sa mamamayan ang ipinatutupad bigyan ng promosyon sa ranggo— naigagawad ang rebolusyonaryong na militaristang lockdown, ang ang malamang na pabuya para sa hustisya at karampatang parusa sa naging paralisasyon sa ekonomiya at pagpatay kay Randall Echanis. mga pasista. Iniaalay ng BHB ang produksyon, maramihang pagkawala Walang katarungan para sa matatagumpay na taktikal na opensiba ng hanapbuhay, talamak na korapsyon mamamayan at mga biktima ng nito sa mga biktima ng terorismo ng at pagnanakaw sa pondo ng publiko at mga abusong militar dahil ang mga estado at sa mamamayang malaon higit na pagsahol ng mga pasilidad at berdugo at kriminal ang siyang nang naghahangad ng hustisyang serbisyong medikal—lahat resulta ng nakaluklok sa kapangyarihan. Hindi panlipunan. palyado, militarista at inutil na anti- pinarurusahan ang mga berdugo kundi COVID-19 na programa ng rehimeng Pursigido ang mamamayang ginagantimpalaan at kinakanlong Duterte at militar na junta na nasa kamtin ang katarungan kaya’t ng reaksyunaryong estado tulad NTF-ELCAC at IATF. pursigido rin silang isulong ang ng sa kaso ni Debold Sinas at rebolusyon. Kaharap ang bangis ng Samantala, ibayong nagiging Jovito Palparan. Nakareserba ang teroristang estado, puspusan silang talamak ang kultura ng impyunidad, katarungan at batas para sa mga nakikibaka hanggang sa pang-aabuso sa kapangyarihan kaibigan at kakampi ni Duterte, maipagtagumpay ang rebolusyon at at paglabag sa karapatan ng habang kulungan at kasawian makamit ang ganap na katarungan mamamayan ng mga mersenaryong ang ipinapataw sa kanyang mga para sa lahat ng krimen at inutang na tropa ng rehimen. Mga halimaw itong katunggali. dugo ng rehimeng Duterte. Sa araw walang alinlangang pumapaslang Sa gitna ng nakapanlulumong ng tagumpay, mapapawi ang dilim at nagtatanggol sa isang sistemang kalagayan ng hustisya, natagpuan
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