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yvonne
Sep 1, 2009, 9:35:27 AM9/1/09
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The Cory legacy cannot be appreciated without the characteristic
willfulness to embrace the mandate of God and history. More than the
will to undertake the impossible dream, the essence of the Cory legacy
is the self sacrifice to accept the mandate of God and history.
And who can deny the involvement of the Divine Hand in the Cory
legacy. To do so would be to fail to appreciate how the impossible
happened. Just how possible is it for a simple housewife without any
political background and government experience to accomplish what Cory
did without the Hand of God at work? How possible is it for the
“Yellow Fever” to revive after the passing of Cory if not again for
the Divine Hand?
The “Yellow Fever” would not revive despite the massive cheating in
the 2004 elections, the brazen dismissal of the impeachment cases
against the perceived evil in the land, the acts of impunity of the
evil regime and the self serving attempts to change the Cory
Constitution. How else do we explain its grand resurrection after
Cory’s passing other than as another act of God?
Attempting to hear the footsteps of God, as Otto Von Bismark once said
— do you think God revived the “Yellow Fever” just to give Cory a
grand departure? Or could it be that God has seen the need to transfer
the baton of leadership to a new leader in the light of all the
predation the Filipinos are suffering in the hands of its current crop
of rulers?
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=494903&publicationSubCategoryId=64
willfulness to embrace the mandate of God and history. More than the
will to undertake the impossible dream, the essence of the Cory legacy
is the self sacrifice to accept the mandate of God and history.
And who can deny the involvement of the Divine Hand in the Cory
legacy. To do so would be to fail to appreciate how the impossible
happened. Just how possible is it for a simple housewife without any
political background and government experience to accomplish what Cory
did without the Hand of God at work? How possible is it for the
“Yellow Fever” to revive after the passing of Cory if not again for
the Divine Hand?
The “Yellow Fever” would not revive despite the massive cheating in
the 2004 elections, the brazen dismissal of the impeachment cases
against the perceived evil in the land, the acts of impunity of the
evil regime and the self serving attempts to change the Cory
Constitution. How else do we explain its grand resurrection after
Cory’s passing other than as another act of God?
Attempting to hear the footsteps of God, as Otto Von Bismark once said
— do you think God revived the “Yellow Fever” just to give Cory a
grand departure? Or could it be that God has seen the need to transfer
the baton of leadership to a new leader in the light of all the
predation the Filipinos are suffering in the hands of its current crop
of rulers?
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=494903&publicationSubCategoryId=64
angie
Sep 2, 2009, 7:15:45 AM9/2/09
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=>Tita Cory saved us from dictatorship of Marcos. she fight for the
freedom of our country we Pilipino people must honor her and remember
her legacy
=>if she did not fight maybe we are suffering in Martial Law today,
we
don't have freedom and thats all.
=>i hope that her legacy will always be remembered.....
Noel Bico
Sep 6, 2009, 8:26:39 AM9/6/09
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Her legacy should not only be remembered but also be valued by all
Filipino citizens.
On Sep 2, 4:15 am, angie <angelica.2...@gmail.com> wrote:
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