Manila Bulletin
CBCP warns public of ‘radical distortions’ in history of Martial Law, EDSA People Power Revolution
The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has issued a warning against the spread of disinformation and historical revisionism concerning Martial Law and the People Power Revolution.
CBCP president Bishop Pablo Virgilio David described these distortions as a "virus of lies" being propagated by troll farms on social media.
David expressed dismay over the blatant and subtle manipulation, cover-up, and denial of historical truths.
He emphasized that the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution was a genuine event rooted in love and faith, not something invented.
The CBCP urged the public to critically assess their own actions and ensure they are not inadvertently contributing to the dissemination of false information.
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