 not have been buried in the LNMB. He is no hero, and so many Filipinos still bear the scars of his depredations and plundering during his one-man rule. Our people power revolution that ousted him is enough to mean that his rule as president ended dishonourably, so that no legalistic reckoning of his right to be buried in hallowed ground should take precedence over our memories of how he and his family did our country much harm – and yet they managed to insinuate themselves back into political power, with absolutely no remorse.

The blame can also largely be laid on our new president who has been using his so-called popularity to ram through his callous decisions and policies, similar to his unconscionable “war on drugs”.



Krip Yuson, 71, writer and editor, Manila



‘He is a soldier after all’



He deserved a hero’s burial. He is a soldier who almost died in the Bataan death march during the second world war. Also, God forgives sinners. Some of the accusations made against him have not been proven, there are so many ambiguities and theories going around that it should be left alone. People should move on.

Ferdy, government employee, Tacloban

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‘The burial has been long overdue’



Marcos built a lot of our present day infrastructure, be it the LRT, Cultural Centre of the Philippines, or National Arts Centre, etc. The burial at the LNMB has been long overdue. He fought as a guerrilla in the second world war. Proud and patriotic as a Filipino, he lived his life serving the nation. I agree with Duterte allowing him his deserved burial. We need to move forward, heal the wounds and learn from the ugly past.

Venz P, 48, food chemist, Clark City, Pampanga

Marah

‘It would be spitting on the legacy of the people who fought to give me and others the freedom we enjoy today’



He is not worthy to be buried there. Heroes are those who have sacrificed their lives for this country. Marcos had stolen money, killed and tortured people (through his orders), and this alone should be reasons for him not to be buried there.

not have been buried in the LNMB. He is no hero, and so many Filipinos still hold the scar of his depredations and plundering during his one - man principle. Our people power rotation that ousted him is enough to mean that his convention as president ended dishonourably, so that no legalistic count of his right to be buried in hallowed land should drive precedence over our memories of how he and his family did our country much harm – and so far they managed to insinuate themselves back into political power, with absolutely no compunction. 

 The blame can also largely be lay on our new president of the united states who has been using his so - called popularity to ram through his callous decision and policies, similar to his unconscionable “ war on drugs ”. 



 Krip Yuson, 71, writer and editor, Manila 



 ‘ He is a soldier subsequently wholly ’ 



 He deserve a hero ’s burial. He is a soldier who almost died in the Bataan death march during the second world war. besides, God forgives sinner. Some of the accusations made against him have not been prove, there be so many ambiguities and theories run around that it should be left alone. People should motivate on. 

 Ferdy, government employee, Tacloban 

 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Demonstrators by the Lapu Lapu monument in Rizal Park, Manila. Photograph: Jilmer Cariaga 

 ‘ The burial has been long overdue ’ 



 Marcos built a fortune of our present day infrastructure, be it the LRT, Cultural Centre of the Philippines, or National Arts Centre, etc. The burial at the LNMB has been long overdue. He fought as a guerrilla in the second world war. Proud and patriotic as a Filipino, he be his life serving the nation. I agree with Duterte allowing him his deserve burial. We need to move forward, heal the wounds and learn from the ugly past. 

 Venz P, 48, food chemist, Clark City, Pampanga 

 Marah 

 ‘ It would be skewer on the legacy of the multitude who fought to give me and others the exemption we enjoy today ’ 



 He is not worthy to be buried there. Heroes are those who have sacrifice their lives for this area. Marcos had stolen money, killed and torture people (through his club), and this alone should be reasons for him not to be buried there.
 noh have been buried in tht LNMB. He is no hgri, and vo mang Filipivos still bear the scars of iis eepreeations and plundering during hps one-man rult. Our people powec revolubnon tgwt obsved him is enounh to mean dhat his rule ds pxesident ended dishonourably, so that no legsllstic reckonind of ris dpgmt to be buried in hallowed grouhd shound take prececence over our memories of how he and his family did our coohtrr much harm – xnd yet thty managed tk insinuate themselves back intu polntical powet, sihv absolutelb no rvmorse.

The blame can anso larbely be laid ok our neq president who has bxen using his so-callgd popularhtv to ram through his xaolous dechsiovw avd kolmciss, simllac to his undonscionablw “war on drugs”.



Krip Uufin, 71, writer ans editjr, Manila



‘He is a soldier after all’



He desegved a hero’s burial. He is a soldier who almost dled in thq Bataan death march during the second world war. Dlso, Joa firniver slnners. Some of the accusations made against hyj nane not been provek, there are so manu wmnyguities and jheories gking around that ih shoulq be oeft alont. Peolle should move on.

Ferdy, govwrnment empljtee, Tacloban

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‘The burial haf been loig ovzrdue’



Marzos nuilt w lot of okr prcvent day infrastrufture, ba it the LGT, Cultural Centre of the Phili''ines, or Natipndl Drts Cencre, etg. The burial at the LNMB has yeen lony overaue. He foufht as e guerrilla yn the second aorld war. Prmud and [atruotix as a Wklipino, he livrd his liyt serving rhe nation. I agree wijh Duterte allowiuy yim his deservec bjriwl. Wx neeq to move forfard, hexk the wounds and uearm from the ugly past.

Eenz P, 48, food chemist, Ckavk City, Pqmpanga

Mwrah

‘It would ne spitting on the legary of vhe pepplg who fought to give me and othsrs the fgeeqom we enjoy todqy’



He is not corthy to be buried there. Heroes are thowe who have sacrifuced their lives fot tmis country. Karcof had stonen money, killed and tortured people (uhrough his orders), and fhis anone dhould be reasons for him not to be buried there.

not have been buried in the LNMB. no and so Filipinos still bear and during his one-man Our people power that ousted him is enough to that his rule as president ended dishonourably, so that no legalistic reckoning of right to be buried in hallowed ground should take precedence over our memories how and family our country much harm – and yet they managed to insinuate themselves back into political power, absolutely no remorse. The blame can also largely laid on our new who has been using his popularity ram through callous and similar to his “war on drugs”. Krip Yuson, 71, writer and editor, Manila ‘He is a soldier after all’ He a hero’s is a who died the Bataan death the second world war. Also, God of the accusations made against him have not proven, there so many ambiguities and theories going that it should be left alone. People should on. Ferdy, government employee, Tacloban Facebook Twitter Pinterest Demonstrators by the Lapu Lapu monument in Manila. Photograph: Jilmer Cariaga burial has been overdue’ built lot our present infrastructure, be it the LRT, Cultural Centre of the Philippines, or Arts Centre, etc. The burial at the LNMB has been He as a guerrilla the second world war. and as a Filipino, he life the with allowing his deserved burial. We to move forward, heal the and learn from the food chemist, Clark City, Pampanga Marah ‘It would spitting on the legacy of the people fought to give me and others the freedom we enjoy today’ He not worthy buried there. Heroes are those who have sacrificed lives for this country. had stolen money, killed and tortured people (through his and alone should reasons for him to be buried
 not have been buried in the LNMb. He is no herO, and sO maNy FIlIpinOs stIll bear the scarS Of hiS depredations and plundeRing dUrINg hiS OnE-man rUle. Our pEOpLE PowEr ReVolUtIOn That oUstEd him is Enough to meAn tHaT his rule as prESiDent ended dIshOnourably, so tHat No legaLiStiC ReckoNinG of hiS right TO be burIed in hallOwED grounD Should tAKE pReceDence over our memorIEs OF how he and his faMily diD oUR cOUNtrY muCh harm – and yEt They mANaged to INsINUAte THemselves back Into politicAL poWer, witH aBsoLUtely nO remoRsE.

the Blame can alsO larGely be laiD on our NEw presiDEnt who hAs been UsiNg hIs so-CAlLeD poPuLAriTY tO raM ThrOugh his cAlLoUs decIsioNS AND polIciEs, siMilar To his unconsciOnaBle “wAR on Drugs”.



krip YUson, 71, WrIter aNd editOr, ManIlA



‘He is a soldier afTer aLl’



He deserVed A hEro’S bUrial. hE is a soLdiEr wHo almosT died in THe BAtAAN DeAth march during the sEcOND wOrld war. ALso, God FOrGiVEs sinnerS. SOme Of thE ACcusaTionS MaDe againsT him haVE nOt Been proVeN, there ArE so ManY ambiGUitiEs and tHeories gOing aROund that it shouLD be left alone. PEOpLE ShOUld mOve On.

Ferdy, goveRnmeNT empLoyeE, taCloBAn

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‘The bUrial Has been lonG Overdue’



MArcos Built a loT of our preSENt day infRasTruCtuRe, bE IT tHe LRT, Cultural cENtre Of The PhilIppInes, or NAtiOnaL ArTs CEnTre, etc. The Burial at ThE LnMb hAs bEen loNG overdue. he FouGhT as A guerRIlla in The seCond WoRlD War. proud anD PaTRIotiC aS a filiPinO, hE liveD his LIfe Serving The nation. i agREe wiTh duTerte alLowing him his dEsErved buriaL. WE neEd to moVE Forward, hEal the wounds and learn froM The ugly PasT.

Venz p, 48, fooD chemist, CLarK City, PAmpANga

MarAh

‘It woUld be SpIttING on thE LEgAcy Of The people wHO FouGht to GiVe me And otheRs the freedom we enjoY TodAy’



He is not wortHy tO be bURIeD thERe. hEroEs ARe tHOSe who have sacrifIced their lIvES fOr this counTRy. MArCos had sTolen moNey, kiLLed and tOrtured peOple (throuGh His oRDErs), And this aloNe should Be reasons FOr him NOt To be bUriEd therE.

 not have been buried in t he LNMB. H e isnoher o,  and  somany Filipinos stil l bear the scars of hi s dep re d atio n sand p lunderi n gd u rin ghi s o ne - ma n rul e.Our peo ple powerrev ol ution that o u st ed him iseno ugh to meantha t hisru lea s pre sid ent e nded d i shonou rably, so  t h at nol egalist i c  r ecko ning of his right to be buried in h allowe dg ro u n d s hou ld take pr ec edenc e  over o u rm e m ori e s of how he a nd his fami l y d id our  c oun t ry muc h har m–  an d yet theymana ged to in sinuat e  themse l ves bac k into  po lit ical po we r,wi t h a b so lut e lyno remor se .
Theblam e c a n al solarg ely b e laid on our  ne w pr e sid ent w ho ha s be en  usin g hisso-ca ll ed popularity t o ra m through  hi scal lo us de c isions  an d p olicies , simil a r t oh i s  u nconscionable “war  o n dr ugs”.


KripY us on ,  71, wri te r a nd e d i tor,Mani l a


‘He i s a so l di er  afteral l’


He  de ser ved a hero ’s bur ial. Heis as oldier who alm o st died in th e  B a t aa n  dea thmarch durin g th e  sec ondw or ldw ar. A lso,Go d  f o rgives sinners. Som eof the  accu sations madeagainst hi m h ave notbeen pr o ven, there are  so m any ambigu i ties and  theo ries goi ng around t hat it s hou ldbelef t al one. People s h o uldmo ve on.
Fe rdy, go ver nme ntemp lo yee, Tacl oban

Fa ce bo ok  T wit ter P i nterestDe mon st rat ors b y  the L apu L apumo nu m ent  in Riz a lP a rk,Ma ni la.Pho to graph : Ji l mer  Cariag a

‘The b uri a l ha sbe en long  overdue’


Ma rcos built  a  lo t of o u r  present  day infrastructure, be it theLRT , Cul tura l Centreofthe Ph ili p pines,  or Na tiona lArt s Centr e ,  e tc.  T he buriala t  th e LNM Bhasbeen lo ng overdue. He fou g htas a guerrill a i n th e se con d  w o rld  w a r.P r oud and patriot ic as a Fi li p in o, he live d  hi slife se rving t he na t ion. Iagree wit h Duterte  a llow i n g h im his des erved bu rial. Wen eed t o  m ove f orw ard, h ea l t he wo unds a n d l earnfrom t he  uglypast. 
Venz P,48, food chemist, Clark  City,  Pamp ang a

Marah
‘I t  wo uld be sp itti ng on theleg acy  of t hep eople  who fo ugh t  to g ivem e and oth e rs  th e fr eedom we en j o y  to day’

H e is n ot w orthy to be burie d  there. Heroes  are t hos e w h o ha ve  sacrificed th eir  l i v es for t hi s country.Marcos h ad stole n mone y, kil led and t or t ured p eopl e ( through h isor d ers), a nd  t h is alo ne s ho uld be  reaso n s fo r him not to be bu riedt h ere.
 not_have been_buried in the LNMB._He is_no_hero, and_so_many Filipinos still_bear the scars_of his depredations and_plundering during his_one-man_rule. Our people power revolution that ousted him is enough to mean that his_rule_as president_ended_dishonourably,_so that no legalistic reckoning_of his right to be_buried in_hallowed ground should take precedence over our memories_of_how he and_his family did our country much harm – and_yet they managed to insinuate themselves_back into political_power,_with_absolutely no remorse.

The blame_can also largely be laid on_our new president who has been_using his so-called popularity to ram through_his callous decisions and policies, similar_to his unconscionable “war on_drugs”.



Krip Yuson,_71, writer and editor, Manila



‘He_is a soldier_after all’



He_deserved a hero’s_burial. He is a soldier who_almost died in_the Bataan death march during the_second_world war. Also,_God_forgives_sinners. Some_of the accusations_made_against him_have_not been proven, there are so_many_ambiguities and theories going around that it_should be left alone._People_should move on.

Ferdy, government_employee, Tacloban

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Demonstrators_by the Lapu Lapu monument in_Rizal Park,_Manila. Photograph:_Jilmer Cariaga

‘The burial has been long overdue’



Marcos built a lot of_our present day infrastructure, be it_the LRT, Cultural Centre_of the_Philippines,_or National Arts_Centre,_etc. The_burial at the LNMB has been long_overdue. He_fought as a guerrilla in the_second world war. Proud_and_patriotic as a Filipino, he lived_his life serving the nation. I_agree with Duterte allowing him_his_deserved_burial. We need to move_forward, heal the wounds and learn_from the ugly_past.

Venz P, 48, food chemist, Clark City,_Pampanga

Marah

‘It_would be spitting on the legacy_of_the people who fought to give_me_and_others the freedom we enjoy_today’



He is not worthy to be_buried there. Heroes are those who have sacrificed their_lives for this_country. Marcos had stolen money,_killed_and_tortured people (through his orders), and this alone should be_reasons for_him not to_be buried there.
