DUTCH WRITER ASSAILS GOVERNMENT SERVILITY TO THE US IN THE SISON CASE

By D.L. Mondelo
Bulatlat correspondent
15 September 2011

Writing on his blog in “Geen Commentaar” entitled “The Netherlands in the service of the US”, Jos van Dijk, a Dutch writer/blogger has assailed his government’s servility to the US government in the effort to persecute Prof. Jose Ma Sison. Read more

SERVILITY OF NETHERLANDS TO THE US IN THE TERRORIST LISTING OF PROF. JOSE MARIA SISON

English translation of Dutch original

By Jos van Dijk
13 September 2011

The German Tageszeitung asked this question at the commemoration of 9/11 this weekend: who has profited the most now from the attacks in 2001? Beside the weapons and security industry, the neocons and the rightist populists, the newspaper also mentioned the despots in the world who, thanks to the “war on terror”, have used the so called fight against terrorism to suppress their opponents and reinforce their dominant position in their own countries. Unmindful of human rights or democratic rules, 9/11  provided repressive apparatus to countries such as Russia, other former Soviet states and Arab countries the chance to silence, if not entirely eliminating the opposition without having to worry about cumbersome questions from the international community. Read more

9/11 IS A BLOWBACK ON US IMPERIALISM, CONDEMN BOTH AL QAEDA AND US FOR TERRORISM

ILPS Statement on the 10th Anniversary of 9/11

By Prof. Jose Maria Sison
Chairperson
International League of Peoples’ Struggle
10 September  2011

We, the International League of People’s Struggle (ILPS). join the entire people of the world in commemorating the tenth anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks which claimed the lives of nearly 3,000 people in the United States. In no uncertain terms, we strongly condemn these horrendous attacks on civilians and al Qaeda as the self-admitted perpetrator. We stand in solidarity with all the victims, their families and the entire people in denouncing and opposing terrorism of whatever scale. Read more

STOP CONSTRUCTION OF NAVAL BASE ON JEJU ISLAND

By Prof. Jose Maria Sison
Chairperson
International League of Peoples’ Struggle
10 September 2011

We, the International League of Peoples’ Struggle, join all other concerned forces of the people of the world in supporting the struggle of the Korean people, particularly the residents of Gangjeong, against the construction of the naval base on Jeju island. We demand that the construction be stopped. Read more

NORWAY, SUPPOSEDLY NETURAL IN GPH-NDF TALKS, PROVIDES INTEL TO US

In a February 2010 meeting with US Embassy officials, a Norwegian envoy told American officials that the communist leadership in the Philippines no longer abides by Joma Sison’s commitment to formal talks

Wikileaks:The Philippine Cables
7 September 2011:  3:27 am

MANILA – Since 2001, the Norwegians have been facilitating the peace negotiations between the government of the Philippines (GPH) and the communist-led National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP), mediating the talks that were conducted mostly in Norway’s capital Oslo. Read more

ON THE GPH-NDFP PEACE NEGOTIATIONS AND REVOLUTIONARIES FROM ATENEO

Interview with Prof. Jose Maria Sison,  NDFP Chief Political Consultant

By Kevin Mizon
The Guidon
Ateneo de Manila University
20 August 2011

1. The second agenda in the peace process is the CASER. What are the exact, specific socio-economic reforms that CPP-NPA-NDF is heavily pushing for? Read more

FROM KATIPUNAN TO MENDIOLA

By Kevin V. Mizon
Inquiry
2 September 2011

Eman Lacaba and Krip Yuson usually drank together at their favorite bar, or when they felt like staying close to campus, at the pool in Cervini Hall—the broken bottles left in the water irked the Jesuits every time. Being the good friends that they were, the two would also occasionally smoke pot together. Read more

ILPS SUPPORTS THE KURDISH PEOPLE IN THEIR JUST STRUGGLE FOR NATIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION

Message of Greetings to YEK-KOM (Federation of Kurdish Associations in Germany)

Prof. Jose Maria Sison
Chairperson
International League of Peoples’ Struggle
3 September 2011

In behalf of the more than 200 member organizations of the International League of Peoples’ Struggle (ILPS), I wish to extend warmest and most militant greetings to YEK-KOM (Federation of Kurdish Associations in Germany) and to the Kurdish people on the occasion of this cultural festival to highlight the unity of the Kurdish people in their just struggle for national self-determination. We thank YEK-KOM for graciously inviting us to this great festival. We are delighted to send a delegation bearing this message. Read more