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S.M.N.I. Truth That Matters
00:30.0
The coming of foreign nationals in our country. Alam mo, pagkagawa ng Amerikano, made in America, or a thought manufactured by an American thinker.
00:50.0
Pastor, maybe, wait, wait, wait, let's try to sort out these things because from my experience, I do not trust the Americans. I really do not trust them. So sorry to say that in public.
01:20.0
So I would just read a related article to what we have been discussing.
01:50.0
Importante ito, Pastor. And again, I may just also mention foreign relations.
02:09.0
Sige, Sas, Rugando Sasot niyo.
02:40.0
Based on race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or opinion.
02:51.0
So if you are not into democratic ways, that particular group is automatically out of the list.
03:03.0
Or political opinion which would maybe expose violent means to overthrow a government.
03:20.0
Religion, race, wala man tayo. We are not biased against anybody. Not that I know of. Having been President, I can say with certainty that we never had any bias or prejudice against our fellowmen in this planet.
03:44.0
So itong problema dito, it says that kung tinanggap na natin sila dito, Pastor, maybe in due time, in our consideration, or maybe changes in the political or social dito worldwide.
04:11.0
Hindi natin sila pweding ibalik doon. Pag pinapasok nila sa atin dito, we are now prohibited from returning them to their country of origin.
04:27.0
It does not even say that violently return. Or sabihin mo lang, pakiusapan mo, just talk to them and say, go home to your home country.
04:38.0
It forbids a country receiving asylum seekers from returning them to a country in which there would be any probable danger of persecution based on race.
04:52.0
It could be one country sharing an ideology with another one, or a regional region in whatever part of the world.
05:06.0
That would expose these things such as a persecution, a record of persecution based on race, religion, nationality, membership of a political or social group or opinion.
05:24.0
In relation to the Afro-Nationals whom we should not judge as refugees, but as economic migrants.
05:38.0
Is the Philippines compelled to become a processing center?
05:42.0
Is the Philippines compelled to become a processing center for foreign state intending to host refugees?
05:48.0
Itong economic migrants, the war in Afghanistan was a long and terrible process.
06:09.0
At that time, Americans are very bright in this.
06:15.0
Alam na, they should have, you know, the horizon was there, political, economic or otherwise.
06:27.0
Bakit hindi nila nag-process na sila noon? At bakit hindi nila sabihin noon para pwede ba kayong tumanggap?
06:39.0
So that we can also deliberate on our own capacity of how far we can go receiving other people than Filipinos.
06:57.0
Matagal na sila doon and they were really on the verge of, for so many years,
07:03.0
that government that they were supporting was on the verge of hitting the ground in total collapse.
07:12.0
Almost two years in the making. Bakit ngayon pa sila nag-doon?
07:17.0
So, itong, ang ayaw ko dito, itong the penchant of America to jungle words, semantics, economic migrants.
07:37.0
If they are economic migrants, why don't you just apply visas to any European country?
07:46.0
Para-para naman pag-usapan pa pala ito, they would be happy to accept them.
07:52.0
Kung economic migrants, why the Philippines?
07:57.0
At ilang bayan, how many countries have they asked to accept Afghan refugees?
08:10.0
At ilang, we would like to know how many countries have accepted or signified their attention to accept Afghan nationals who are in danger of persecution.
08:24.0
Ilang ito sila, how many countries, and other concerns the military should be, they want to know this.
08:37.0
It is very important that our military must have a say in this matter.
08:47.0
The military of the government of the Republic of the Philippines has that sworn sacred duty to protect our country.
09:00.0
And I demand, as a Filipino citizen, mahal kuman ambayan ko kagaya ninyo, I demand that you do the utmost to protect the country.
09:30.0
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