ANAD: Pro-democracy forces should unite vs. moves to politically subdivide the country

By ANAD Partylist
September 16, 2011

“Now is the time for all pro-democracy individuals and groups to unite and consolidate in defense of our freedoms and democracy!”

This is the call raised by the Alliance for Nationalism and Democracy (ANAD) Partylist in response to the demand of the Maoist terrorist CPP-NPA-NDF to establish a “Council for National Unity” instead of a coalition government, as stated in CPP 5-year plan. “As I’ve said before, the Council is no different from the coalition government they demanded before. It’s still the same dog but with a new collar,” said ANAD Rep. Jun Alcover.

“The Maoist terrorists’ Council for National Unity resonates loudly and runs parallel to the Bangsamoro substate demanded by the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF),” said ANAD Rep. Jun Alcover as he raised fears against politically subdividing the constitutionally established Republic of the Philippines in the name and disguise of seeking the road towards peace.

Highly credible sources revealed that the would-be establishment Council for National Unity shall be composed of representatives from the MILF, the Maoist terrorist CPP, and government in the national level. The same sources told ANAD that in this set-up, allegedly already in the drawing boards and firmed up by representatives of the MILF, CPP, and government, the MILF will be in charge of Mindanao, and the Maoist terrorist CPP in the Luzon and Visayas areas, while the government will retain over-all supervision and control of the country.

“This alone sends chilling signals down our spine! What will happen once the NPA, MILF armed forces, and the AFP jointly is in-charge of our national security concerns; and the NDF, the political component of the MILF, and our country’s political leadership rubbing elbows with each other?” the ANAD solon asked.

Reminding pro-democracy and freedom loving Filipinos that the Maoist terrorists CPP-NPA-NDF remains committed in pursuing their violent national democratic revolution, and the MILF uncompromising in their demand to have their own Bangsamoro identity and governance, “It seems that the PNoy administration is in the bind. Reports say that the national leadership is pursuing this course of action to offset PNoy’s waning popularity due to the worsening economic conditions of the country,” Rep. Alcover explained.

“Because of this ANAD decided to reach out to all sectors: government, youth, academe, and even local government units, throughout the country, to rally and unite freedom loving Filipinos against those who seek the destruction of our freedoms and democratic ideals and institutions,” he added.