God have mercy on my enemy because I don't, P noy

The man I called the underdog is now pinned down,  his hands and body clipped on a bed at the ICU.  But his enemies are still delivering extra blows  coup de grace, maybe.

Think of it, all they wanted is to be him, his high position, and their only way to do it is to bring him down by all means.  One may ask, are they human?s  There is indeed truth to what I wrote in my posts, "The tale of the 188 monkeys".  In fact more monkeys are joining the fray.  Studies say, even monkeys have feelings too.


When they were younger they were taught in school and in church that to strike a man when he is already down is stupid, inhuman,evil, cowardly, barbaric and beastly.  I believe all these 189 primates are all of the above.   Woe to the institutions and teachers who once guided and graduated them.


Assuming, without admitting that the chief justice had done  imperfect and bad decision, Is it not that all of you, all of us had done the same?  These are part and manifest of being human.  I myself had committed many wrongs.  I am just fortunate  I am still alive.   I tell you it is not the sins of the chief justice that make me, and many others sick but the abominable blows and punishment against his person and his family, that is abominably nauseating.


Conviction or acquittal,  I believe, by his physical condition the chief justice may, yes may at any given time give way.  Anyway, he had done enough, if not more than enough for his love ones, the institution he represents, the farm workers and the nation.   I believe his last statements at the impeachment court, heard by the entire nation and the world will serve as his magnum opus for all the people to perceive and understand,   his legacy.