U.S. Terrorism and War in the Philippines

By Jose Maria Sison

Edited by Fidel V. Agcaoili

Published by Aklan ng Bayan, Inc.

Philippines

Printed October 2003

“Being his lawyer, it has been my distinct privilege to be privy to his (Sison’s) innermost thoughts and feelings….To brand this man a terrorist is a grave injustice, not only to him and his family but to all those who believe in his ideas and follow his leadership. The central issue in the debate and criticisms against Prof. Sison and his works is principally in the resort to armed struggle as a means to achieve fundamental reforms in our society…Armed struggle…is neither a moral nor a legal issue: it is a political question on which only our people and history will ultimately render judgment.” (From the Introduction, Romeo T. Capulong, Ad Litem Judge, International Criminal Court for the Former Yugoslavia)

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