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Good morning, eFilipinos. Today is a new day.
To be honest, I'm not quite sure what to say in this article. I just found the sudden urge to speak with you and tell you how I feel at this very moment. It's almost 4 AM and I have been watching the progress of our Battles in Malaysia and Bangladesh. And though we still have a long way to go, particularly in the current resistance war we have in Barisal, it tears me up to say proudako sa inyo (yak ang korni hehe).
As the leader, I guess I must learn how to become a role model. I will start by admitting that, indeed, I have made mistakes in the past. Some, I regret. Some, I learned lessons from. Most of my mistakes root from my indecision. "Ano ba talaga, president? Practice war ba o full-scale war? Ibabalik ba natin ang Barisal o aangkinin natin? Ang gulo mo!"
It's probably the inexperience. Or I guess I am being too concerned with what others have to say that I come across as soft and weak. I am trying too hard to accommodate everyone's opinion that it sometimes leads to a vague decision. Don't worry because this, I vow to change. Kase gusto kong maibalik 'yung dati na masayang nagbobolahan lahat sa IRC at nagkakaisa tayo sa paglaban sa mga kaaway.
I will not agree though to those who say we lack unity. As a nation, we have a common goal, and that's easily a sign of unity. It's just that we have different strategies on how to achieve this goal. Some of us strongly believe that their way is the best way while some argue otherwise. It's an endless cycle of mali yan, dapat ganito. And really, sometimes it gets too dragging na wala na tayong ma-achieve na mga bagay. Wala naman talaga tayong kaaway. Ang kaaway natin, ang mga sarili din natin.
I will cap this off with a plead to my people. Tama na ang bangayan at tama na ang awayan. Lahat tayo may pagkakamali pero hindi pa huli ang lahat para itama ang mga ito. Minsan, sagabal lang ang pride. Bibigat lang ang loob mo. Pramis, mas masarap makipag-kwentuhan sa IRC kapag walang away at kapag may compromisetayo at marunong tayong tumanggap ng opinyon ng iba. Pramis.
That's it. After we win the fight in Pahang, let's focus on Barisal. Kaya natin 'to. Tiwala lang sa sarili at sa katabi mo.
P.S.
Ingat-ingat sa pag-printscreen. Mahirap na, baka ma-Totoy John tayo.
Mabuhay tayong lahat! o7
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