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Saturday, March, 3 2007

 

Military finds Joma’s partying offensive


The military on Friday chided communist leader Jose Maria Sison for partying in the Netherlands while his comrades are consigned to a life of suffering in the hills.

“Jose Maria Sison is enjoying life while his supporters [here] are rotting in hell,” Bacarro told a press briefing in Camp Aguinaldo.

Bacarro was reacting to the pictures posted on Sison’s website showing the self-exiled founder of the National Democratic Front dancing with film siren Ara Mina.

The photos were taken during a Christmas celebration of Filipino migrant workers in a hotel in Amsterdam last December 9.

In another picture, Sison and Mina posed with singer and TV host Janno Gibbs and Louie Jalandoni, the NDF chairman.

The pictures are posted at Sison’s website http://www.josemariasison.org.

When told that some military officials also go partying, Bacarro said they are entitled to night out as long as they don’t boast about it.

“We are, all of us are also entitled to a social life… but it’s wrong when you start boasting about it,” Bacarro said.

He said Sison might have been ego-tripping when he posted the pictures on his website.

Bacarro said he pitied insurgents of the New People’s Army who live in the mountains,

“I pity them… they should challenge him. There is nothing wrong with posting pictures, but not when your people on the ground are suffering in the mountains, at the mercy of the elements,” Bacarro said.
--Anthony Vargas

   
 

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