Clearer
Now it's all becoming clearer to me now:
1. Stir up trouble in Mindanao by placing a warrior to negotiate peace there (which makes him totally unqualified for the job).
2. Negotiate peace with paper promises that do not carry any weight.
3. This, in turn, will cause more unrest and all parties will feel they were all had.
4. With emotions stirred and heated, the parties will be in the brink of, if not already in full scale conflict.
5. Then, at the right time, suggest federalism and the step needed to achieve it, namely a constitutional change.
6. With the constitutional change for federalism already on the table, other amendments such as the form of government (from presidential to parliamentary) and deal with that pesky term limits barrier once and for all.
Oh, now I get it!
Does not take a genius to figure that one out.
The only problem is, ordinary Filipinos will pay for that grand master plan with their blood...
This plan has been described as "sinister" by some. I tend to agree.
1. Stir up trouble in Mindanao by placing a warrior to negotiate peace there (which makes him totally unqualified for the job).
2. Negotiate peace with paper promises that do not carry any weight.
3. This, in turn, will cause more unrest and all parties will feel they were all had.
4. With emotions stirred and heated, the parties will be in the brink of, if not already in full scale conflict.
5. Then, at the right time, suggest federalism and the step needed to achieve it, namely a constitutional change.
6. With the constitutional change for federalism already on the table, other amendments such as the form of government (from presidential to parliamentary) and deal with that pesky term limits barrier once and for all.
Oh, now I get it!
Does not take a genius to figure that one out.
The only problem is, ordinary Filipinos will pay for that grand master plan with their blood...
This plan has been described as "sinister" by some. I tend to agree.
transcription by Punzi @ 8:07 AM
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