The nation is moving toward a political crisis that looks nearly as bad as when President Estrada was impeached for high crimes. It is also nearly as bad as when those traitors known as the Hyatt 10, President Cory Aquino, and those opportunist Makati business organizations, called for President Arroyo’s resignation in 2005. Developments could even turn for the worse similar to the situation when the Enrile-Ramos tandem broke off from the Marcos regime to make their last stand at Camp Crame.

The trail of blood of the 44 commandos killed in Mamasapano has led to President Benigno Aquino’s residence in Malacañang. It could even lead to the Cabinet member in charge of the police, interior and local government, Mar Roxas, who has done little to heal both the deep wounds of grief of the families of the 44 heroes and the rift between the PNP and the military.

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