“Bad laws are the worst sort of tyranny.” –Burke IT took only four days for the politically powerful INC to make Malacanang raise the white flag of surrender, and yet, since Jan. 25, this year, or after seven long months, the murderers of our brave 44 SAF commandos are still roaming freely in our own country. Similarly, it took only three months for the greedy legislators in collaboration with the Office of the President to convict the former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and in less than a year, the hearing of the US military personnel accused of murdering a transgender Filipino has been completed, and is now ready for the “auction.” What else? All these are the results of sugarcoated laws enacted and passed by our elitist legislators, at the expense of the poor Pinoys. Certainly, our forefathers did not fight, and willingly gave up their lives for these kind of laws. Unless we, the poor in Mindanao, joined hands to convince Davao Mayor Rodrigo “Super Digong” Duterte to run for president with a complete slate in the May 9, 2016 elections, the filthy rich will continue to get richer by the day and the poor perpetually chained to poverty. It is high time, we, the teeming millions of poor Pinoys, joined hands without asking or accepting donations from the trapos and the filthy rich to remove these roadblocks to the New Order: the poor running our country or the heroism of our forefathers would have gone in vain. Worst, we would have betrayed the future of our very own families and loved ones. Enough of the roadblocks to the New Order!  We do not need the much vaunted machinery and the machinations by the greedy rich and the trapos. They can have all the money which they have stashed from government coffers as they have perpetually done in the past and the present. But as long as we are determined to go hungry for just a few days for our own family and loved ones, the dawning of the New Order would be a certainty. So, what shall it be, Concon based on demographics simultaneously with the elections on May 9, 2016 or the inauguration of Duterte as President of our country or the first President of the Independent Federal Republic of Mindanao-Sulu-Palawan-Tawi-Tawi? Tsada, di ba? •• “Arbitrary power is most easily established on the ruins of liberty abused by licentiousness..” –Washington We all know that there is system failure in our country. Because the elite and the middle class are the favored few, they would rather choose status quo. They want the economic equilibrium to remain the same rather than have everything changed for the betterment of the poor and everybody else. This anomaly has gone from bad to worse only because we have been made to believe that money is the better way of life when, in fact and in truth, it is in giving that we receive happiness, the ultimate goal of humanity. Is it not a fact that the most unhappy people are the filthy rich? This is so because greed knows no limit. Through the years, the culture of impunity has caused our country to fall from being on top of most Asian countries to the bottom. This is only because our leaders have brainwashed the people that progress can only be attained by economic knowledge and prowess, forgetting that government is for, of and by the people. Because ours is a country of poor people, it is a must that our government is to be run and managed by the many who are poor, not by the few filthy rich. The only way by which the poor may be given the chance to run and manage our country is to have a constitution based on demographics, unlike today when only the rich and the trapos are given the power and the authority to sugarcoat our laws and pay lip service to everything good and the sublime. Of course, changing a bad habit, such as the culture of impunity and an elitist constitution such as ours is easier said than done. But it can be done. No doubt about it! The only way is to join our ant-type strategy: the poor helping the poor, as nobody else would do it for us. The Muslims and the Catholics, like yours truly, have days of fasting to cleanse ourselves but the poor in our country have been fasting for centuries because of poverty––“one-day-one-eat.” So, if it took only four days for the INC to get what they wanted, there is absolutely no reason why the teeming millions of poor Mindanaoans cannot go fasting and even abstinence for just a week or two in May 2016 to install Duterte as the next President of our country or the first President of the Independent Federal Republic of Mindanao-Sulu-Palawan-Tawi-Tawi. After all, “sovereignty resides in the people and all authority emanates from them.” Tsada, di ba? •• “If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, nothing shall be impossible unto to you.” - Matthew 17:20 “In God have I put my trust: I will not be afraid what man can do to me.” –Psalms LVI. 11