The poster is an ignoramus. Of course, in a country of 100 million, you can manage
to find a few leftist protestors and take their photos. You can live in the Philippines for years
and never meet such a person. Some years back, a similar group wanted to protest a visit
by the US Army Corp of Engineers to Zamboanga. The group had to be flown in from Manila
as no locals could be found apparently. As they made their way to the plaza, they had to
be protected from the locals by the police, who threw rocks and garbage at them.
And how did they pay their airfares? Turned out it was a Chinese government funded organization.
During the following months, the Engineers completed farm to market roads and piers
that had languished for years unfinished at the mercy of corrupt local officials who repeatedly
stole money related to those projects.
The Philippines has legitimate gripes and some bad histories with the US.
Typically, such protestors had little knowledge of such history and instead
are just parroting the latest party blather.
Posters here who think those photos are something they will ever encounter
are badly mislead, which of course, was the intent of the original poster.
There are plenty of hazards in the Philippines. Fending off such protests is not one of them.
The biggest hazard to the Philippines are the Manila elites who continue to pillage the country.
They were strong backers of independence for the Philippines, not for freedom, but to remove
any limitations an American governor might impose on their plans to loot the country.
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