Comments on: Aquino Assassination

By: Deo Antonio D. Llamas

Deo Antonio D. Llamas — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 09:02:37 +0000

History of the Philippines is part of His story or better yet… he is part of the history that we should never forget …but should emulate.A gentleman of first rate a World class Stateman.

By: Pedro O. Chan

Pedro O. Chan — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 20:13:13 +0000

Thank you for this forwarded mesage, Liana! Many thoughts and memories came up as I was reading Atty. Dick Romulo’s sage advice to his Dad, and as I was reading the General’s letter of resignation to Marcos. As you know, I was with CPR from 1980 to 1984 when Marcos finally accepted his resignation. [He recommended Arturo Tolentino who took over form him as Foreign Minister then.] Altho I had known about his many attempts to resign, this is the first time for me to read his letter of resignation — and the wordings and sentiments are true, patented CPR. This forwarded message will greatly help me in my attempt to gather materials for my planned memoires as an officer in the DFA – a great length of which I am sure will deal on my 4 memorable years with the General. Thank you!

By: miguel romulo

miguel romulo — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 13:19:58 +0000

beautifully put together Liana , i can feel Lolos voice in the letter.he was in a quandary with the President Marcos.Marcos was a genius with handling or managing relations with men of importance to him .He manipulated the General to New York just before declaring Martial law and that September morning called the apartment in the Waldorf Astoria . i answered the telephone at 3am. or 4 am . and woke up Lolo . He was jolted by the news from the president himself that he had declared Martial rule .Lolo gave his standard “God Dammit” and slammed the phone .Lolo had no control of the situation .but had to control the situation what a situation .