Lighting the Beacons of Hope

Today we protest the shame that our so-called honorable representatives have brought upon our land. We light the beacons of hope in our own localities, through the worldwide web to fight against this travesty that they thought we wouldn’t care about. But we do… we care about this country, and we will not allow them to think otherwise.

Join us as we fight against the ramming of the Con-Ass. Here in Davao City, we will be converging at 5 pm at the Freedom Park, from where we will be marching to Rizal Park. Join us as we kindle hope.

2 Responses to “Lighting the Beacons of Hope”

1. Juancho Lim says:

   June 23, 2009 at 9:06 am

   i am not anti con-ass and the more i am not for con-ass, but don’t you all think this is just a waste of time? these bloggings and eyeballs, rallies etc. di pa rin nila tayo marinig, at kung naririnig man tayo ng mga tao dyan sa House, still they don’t give a “D”. Because kahit na dumarami na ang sumisigaw sa kalye para ibasura ang con-ass, still there are politicians who obviously will walk side by side with us shouting anti-con-ass slogans, nagbabalat-kayo lamang for their own benefits. Di man lang sila marunong mahiya. Nakakawalang gana kung iisipin, nakakaawa kung titingnan ang mga Pilipino, laging naniniwala sa mga dalang pangako ng mga pulitiko, na alam naman nating mapapako lamang iyon, at patuloy pa rin tayong magbulag-bulagan, umaasa sa mga pangako nilang PAGBABAGO. Dahil ang pagbabago ay dapat magsimula sa ating sarili. Magpapa-uto pa rin ba tayo sa mga taong niluklok natin sa gobyerno? Pilipino ay madaling makalimot at madaling magpatawad.
2. Mistervader says:

   June 23, 2009 at 9:23 pm

   “All evil needs to triumph is for good men to do nothing.”

   - Anonymous