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What next after the storm?
The Freeman
|November 15, 2025
Together with Typhoon Tino and Uwan or even before these, a very conspicuous whirling political storm has been brewing, building up, and, fast accelerating.
Will the next storm affecting the country and the Filipinos be a peaceful or violent political storm? The sighted storm is caused by winds, forces, coming from various directions.
One is coming from the public whose fury is now patent. Whether this will be unleashed, when and how will be known soon, very soon?
Calls for mass action have been mounting.
This example - “let us harness the energies from our grief and despair. let this shape our collective wrath. Put those who've profited from projects that have resulted in loss of lives and displacement in handcuffs! And this includes those who've allowed the bulldozing of our mountains to make way for lifestyle housing and irresponsible quarrying to go unchecked. Accountability now!”
November 30, Andres Bonifacio Day, is one projected timeline for another massive indignation rally!
Prior to November 30, however, certain sectors from the furious public have organized their own mass protests like doing signature campaigns.
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