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Netizen's Open Letter to Renato Reyes Went Viral Online

A concerned netizen shared on social her open letter to Mr. Renato Reyes, Jr., the Secretary General of Bayan, one of the country's oldest street parliamentarians who keeps on protesting every President of the Philippines.


Mr. Renato Reyes, Jr., is the current Secretary General of the Bagong Alyansang Makabayan or Bayan which is headed by its President Satur Ocampo and Liza Maza while Teddy Casino served as one of its leader.

Concerned netizen Kristina Gonzales Durano, questioned the legitimacy of the protest actions by Bayan particularly their Secretary Gen. Renato Reyes who since his younger days joined the street parliamentarians in protesting any President and even asked them where did they got their funds.

Here's the Complete Statement of Tintin Durano:

PARA SA IYO : MR. RENATO REYES, JR.

Wala ka bang naging ibang trabaho? Iyan lang pag organize ng mga rally sa mga bagong issue ng bayang Pilipinas?

Bata ka pa nuon, nasa kalye ka na, kahit sinong Presidente pa ang maupo nag ra rally pa rin kayo. Para ano ba ang mga rally niyo? Dahil ba iyan sa Ideology niyo or dahil sa pera na binabayad sa inyo? Kung sasabihin mo walang nag babayad sa inyo, saan niyo kinukuha ang mga pang gastos niyo sa pag gawa ng stage, sa pag arkila ng mga sasakyan? sa pag papakain sa mga sumasama sa inyo? sa pag bigay ng 300-500 na bayad sa kanila?

Hindi kami pinanganak ng panahon ni Mahoma, alam ng mga tao na lahat ngayon ay may katapat na Pera.

May pamilya ka ba? Paano mo sila binubuhay? May regular ka bang trabaho? Natapos ka ba ng college or under graduate dahil nag concentrate ka diyan sa pag ra rally ? Nakikita na kita, high school pa ako, iyang pag mumukha mo ang laging naka balandra sa mga rallies against the government. Walang issue na hindi niyo sinakyan.

Natapos na ako ng College, nakapag trabaho na rin at nakapag negosyo na rin, pero ikaw nandiyan pa rin sa kalye. Nawala na ba ang pangarap sa buhay mo? Inilaan mo na lang ba ang buong buhay mo sa pakikibaka? ano nga ba ang pinag lalaban mo? para sa bayan? pero sino ang nape perwisyo sa mga ginagawa niyong rallies di ba ang Bayan na sinasabi mong dahilan?

May edad ka na rin po, malapit na po siguro kayong magkarun ng Dementia or Alzheimer. tanungin po niyo ang sarili niyo, kung may asawa at mga anak kayo, nabigyan ba niyo sila ng panahon at pag mamahal?

Sana isipin din niyo ang mga bagay na ito at huwag puro Ideology lang ang pina iiral niyo. Okey lang sana kung tamang Ideology eh.

MAAWA KA SA SARILI MO, SA MGA ANAK MO, AT HIGIT SA LAHAT ... MAAWA KA SA BANSANG ITO NA MATAGAL NG NALUGMOK DAHIL SA MGA CORRUPT NA TAONG GOBIERNO, MAAWA KA DAHIL HALOS KALAHATI NG KABATAAN NATIN AY GUMON SA BAWAL NA GAMOT, MGA BUHAY NA PATAY! MINSAN, ISA-ISANTABI MO RIN ANG MGA IDEOLOGY MO, BIGYAN MO NG PANSIN ANG KAPAKANAN NG BAYANG PILIPINAS.

SALAMAT.

-Tintin Durano-

Source: Kristina Gonzales Durano FB Page

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