I was walking home from a meeting when I chanced upon a rally in progress.
UNTV reporters interviewing one of the rally leaders.
The rally was conducted with limited fanfare as possible and in an
orderly fashion...which doesn't make it sound like a rally at all!
Apparently, the rallyists are farmers clamoring for the
redistribution of Land... the Arroyo's, to be more specific!
Most of them had shirts wrapped around their heads to protect their identities.
Looking back at the rallies I attended in my youth, there
doesn't seem to be any difference between then and now.
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UNTV reporters interviewing one of the rally leaders.
The rally was conducted with limited fanfare as possible and in an
orderly fashion...which doesn't make it sound like a rally at all!
Apparently, the rallyists are farmers clamoring for the
redistribution of Land... the Arroyo's, to be more specific!
Most of them had shirts wrapped around their heads to protect their identities.
Looking back at the rallies I attended in my youth, there
doesn't seem to be any difference between then and now.
Click on the thumbnails for a bigger image.
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i guess, nawalan na ng idea sa pag-rally? problema kasi halos iyun at iyon pa rin ang lagi natin dinadala sa kalye. sana maresolba naman para matuunan ang ibang isyu gaya ng kabataan, krimen atbp.
Onga. :)
There are times I get rally fatigue. You get to see the same people talking in rallies whatever the issue is. Para silang professional rallyists. Wala na ba sila gagawin kungdi magreklamo? Why not they do something productive for a change.
Meron nga yatang ganun. Professional rallyists na kung maituturing.
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