Conditional threat
The Romanov lesson isn’t about revenge. It’s about what happens when institutions fail and only force is left.
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Daily Tribune
Journalist, Publisher of Mindanao Journal a community newspaper based in Davao City; External PR Practitioner; currently a Board Member of PT&T. Former News and Program Director of RMN-IBC in Davao City; former columnist of Evening Post; former VP for Mindanao operation of PT&T; former Columnist of Sun Star Davao.
The Romanov lesson isn’t about revenge. It’s about what happens when institutions fail and only force is left.
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For context: The Nuremberg Trials of Nazi leaders for war crimes and crimes against humanity had 199 defendants. They were secured by 300 soldiers.
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The public has been focused on the horrendous traffic jam caused by the rally and the prospect of this leading to a people’s march towards Malacañang. What…
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Trillanes must be shaking in his boots at the prospect of facing the lioness litigator Sheila Sison.
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Forget what we have been taught in school that in a democracy, there are checks and balances. These days, they are called transactions.
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The 2028 election is not far off and if perchance VP Sara becomes president they will have to settle their obligations pronto.
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The Senate Hall, the Batasang Pambansa, the Palace by the River Pasig still stand. But the spirit is gone.
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I must confess that at this stage, I am confused and hoping that the Supreme Court will rule on this stalemate.
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If we go by the facts of the case and the allegations in the charges, the case should have been dismissed on day one.
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Acting like paragons of virtue and models of politics, the members of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines were not of any help, but even sowed…
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