Cory's Death
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sherween
Aug 28, 2009, 6:50:54 AM8/28/09
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Cory's death is another great loss for the Filipino people.
For us Filipinos, the death of our first woman president not only in
Philippines but also in Asia, Corazon Cojuanco Aquino is a great loss
for the Filipino people. Her legacy will always be remembered in our
lifetime. Befor Cory becanme a president, Philippines was controlled
by a dictator Ferdinand Marcos who proclaim the Martial Law in our
country. Filipinos were forced to do what the goverment said. He was
impeached by the people power I, then Cory replaced him. she is the
mother of democracy in our country. Filipinos were free to lived. she
also gaved back the belongings of the public of what the goverment
got.
For us Filipinos, the death of our first woman president not only in
Philippines but also in Asia, Corazon Cojuanco Aquino is a great loss
for the Filipino people. Her legacy will always be remembered in our
lifetime. Befor Cory becanme a president, Philippines was controlled
by a dictator Ferdinand Marcos who proclaim the Martial Law in our
country. Filipinos were forced to do what the goverment said. He was
impeached by the people power I, then Cory replaced him. she is the
mother of democracy in our country. Filipinos were free to lived. she
also gaved back the belongings of the public of what the goverment
got.
Teacher Rey
Aug 28, 2009, 8:31:15 PM8/28/09
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Cory! Cory! Cory! Cory! Cory! Cory! Cory!
Those were the words which I remembered my childhood friends and I
were hailing or shouting when the train passed along a military camp,
a place in Gumaca, Quezon where I spend almost a decade of my young
days. My father was then a soldier and I once heard from him the good
old days of the post-martial law era where the new president Cory
stunned the Filipinos and the whole wide world in celebration of the
Filipino's People Power Revolution.
Of course, Cory will not be Cory without Ninoy. Hence, we celebrate
Ninoy and Cory's greatest feats for the people, let us cherish and
renew our spirits as resilient lovers of democracy amidst these tough
times.
Those were the words which I remembered my childhood friends and I
were hailing or shouting when the train passed along a military camp,
a place in Gumaca, Quezon where I spend almost a decade of my young
days. My father was then a soldier and I once heard from him the good
old days of the post-martial law era where the new president Cory
stunned the Filipinos and the whole wide world in celebration of the
Filipino's People Power Revolution.
Of course, Cory will not be Cory without Ninoy. Hence, we celebrate
Ninoy and Cory's greatest feats for the people, let us cherish and
renew our spirits as resilient lovers of democracy amidst these tough
times.
Noel Bico
Aug 30, 2009, 12:59:32 AM8/30/09
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☺ I agree on your post. But, please be careful of your spelling. It
might change the idea of the original thought.
☻ It is really right to call Cory the Mother of Democracy. Many
Filipinos were benefited during her administration. In return, we
should give her tribute even though she was already dead.
angie
Aug 30, 2009, 3:23:41 AM8/30/09
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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.....
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