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  • The Philippine Revolution - Jose Ma. Sison With Rainer Werning - 1989

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    Bert M Drona
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    A book comprised mainly of Q&A interview with Joma presents a full view of his life, ideas and works; provides his understanding, analysis of and solution to the fundamental problems of Filipinos in his present society - our homeland. Adds knowledge to our homeland's history, past and present socio-ecopolitical conditions; of revolutionary and counter-revolutionary forces. Though nowadays (2009) state communism in the world has practically failed, except in China, Cuba, North Korea and Vietnam where they still exist, the ideology is still very much alive and relevant in many underdeveloped countries like ours, the conditions that breeds communism still dominate our homeland. Personally, I am convinced that communism, as practiced so far in history, is alienating (as absolute capitalism) to human nature as it does not release our full human potential; but it is a very powerful ideology which enlightens and greatly helps us understand history, society and the direction of greed and selfishness inherent in capitalism. Capitalism has man exploiting man (more aptly now, big business such as the transnationals exploiting man) while Communism has the state (more aptly, communist party members) exploiting man. Only (Filipino) nationalism with national consciousness and unity within our territorial borders can work for the native majority, provided we all are educated for nationalism: to attain such nationalist outlook and behavior for the common good/native majority; and in pursuing and practicing a mixed economy to first serve the native citizens/domestic needs; secondarily the export market; not absolute capitalism in its various guises such as globalization via IMF/WB/ADB- formulated WTO aka perennial neocolonialism for us native Filipinos-- nor communism).

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    A book comprised mainly of Q&A interview with Joma presents a full view of his life, ideas and works; provides his understanding, analysis of and solution to the fundamental problems of Filipinos in his present society - our homeland. Adds knowledge to our homeland's history, past and present socio-ecopolitical conditions; of revolutionary and counter-revolutionary forces. Though nowadays (2009) state communism in the world has practically failed, except in China, Cuba, North Korea and Vietnam where they still exist, the ideology is still very much alive and relevant in many underdeveloped countries like ours, the conditions that breeds communism still dominate our homeland. Personally, I am convinced that communism, as practiced so far in history, is alienating (as absolute capitalism) to human nature as it does not release our full human potential; but it is a very powerful ideology which enlightens and greatly helps us understand history, society and the direction of greed and selfishness inherent in capitalism. Capitalism has man exploiting man (more aptly now, big business such as the transnationals exploiting man) while Communism has the state (more aptly, communist party members) exploiting man. Only (Filipino) nationalism with national consciousness and unity within our territorial borders can work for the native majority, provided we all are educated for nationalism: to attain such nationalist outlook and behavior for the common good/native majority; and in pursuing and practicing a mixed economy to first serve the native citizens/domestic needs; secondarily the export market; not absolute capitalism in its various guises such as globalization via IMF/WB/ADB- formulated WTO aka perennial neocolonialism for us native Filipinos-- nor communism).

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    151 vues136 pages

    The Philippine Revolution - Jose Ma. Sison With Rainer Werning - 1989

    Transféré par

    Bert M Drona
    A book comprised mainly of Q&A interview with Joma presents a full view of his life, ideas and works; provides his understanding, analysis of and solution to the fundamental problems of Filipinos in his present society - our homeland. Adds knowledge to our homeland's history, past and present socio-ecopolitical conditions; of revolutionary and counter-revolutionary forces. Though nowadays (2009) state communism in the world has practically failed, except in China, Cuba, North Korea and Vietnam where they still exist, the ideology is still very much alive and relevant in many underdeveloped countries like ours, the conditions that breeds communism still dominate our homeland. Personally, I am convinced that communism, as practiced so far in history, is alienating (as absolute capitalism) to human nature as it does not release our full human potential; but it is a very powerful ideology which enlightens and greatly helps us understand history, society and the direction of greed and selfishness inherent in capitalism. Capitalism has man exploiting man (more aptly now, big business such as the transnationals exploiting man) while Communism has the state (more aptly, communist party members) exploiting man. Only (Filipino) nationalism with national consciousness and unity within our territorial borders can work for the native majority, provided we all are educated for nationalism: to attain such nationalist outlook and behavior for the common good/native majority; and in pursuing and practicing a mixed economy to first serve the native citizens/domestic needs; secondarily the export market; not absolute capitalism in its various guises such as globalization via IMF/WB/ADB- formulated WTO aka perennial neocolonialism for us native Filipinos-- nor communism).

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