Book Title:
US TERRORISM AND WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES
Author:
José Maria Sison
Size: 6 in x 9 in
Process: Offset
Binding: Smythe Perfect Binding
Cover: Foldcote Cal. 12 w/ matte
lamination in full color
Inside: Book 60 lbs., 152 pages
w/ 22 b/w photos and 2 maps
Publisher:
Aklat ng Bayan, Inc.
ISBN 971-92460-3-0
Philippine price: Php 250.00
Price abroad: US$ 12.50
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Contents:
Part I. Introduction.
This part introduces Prof. Jose Maria Sison. It provides some biographical background. It defines the role that he has played in the national liberation movement in the Philippines. It spells out the legal and political accusations being made against him by the US and other governments and the facts and arguments in his defense.
Part II. Professor Jose Maria Sison on US Terrorism and Other Issues
This part unfolds the ideas and views of Prof. Sison, which have made him a special target of the hostility of the US, Philippine and other governments. He stands for the revolutionary cause of national liberation and democracy in the Philippines. He is active in the struggle of the people against “free market” globalisation and the new world order stirred up by the US. Thus, the US has taken the initiative to list and demonise him as a “terrorist”.
Part III. International Appeal
This part puts forward the founding document of the campaign committe to defend Prof. Jose Maria Sison. Then, it gives the latest and comprehensive status of the legal and solidarity actions that the Committee DEFEND coordinates in his defense. Finally, it presents the International Appeal, which is at the core of all activities in the campaign.
Excerpts from the Preface
As Nelson Mandela has so aptly pointed out, “if there is a country that has committed unspeakable atrocities in the world, it is the United States of America.”
While the US is pushing all-out aggression against Iraq and other countries, it is high time for the people of the world to condemn US aggressive schemes disguised as “war on terror” against national liberation movements and revolutionary leaders in the Philippines, Colombia, Nepal, India, Turkey and other countries.
Through this book, we are calling attention to the unjust and malicious acts of the US, Philippine, Dutch, Canadian, British and Australian governments and the European Council in designating as “terrorist” the Communist Party of the Philippines, the New People’s Army and the NDFP Chief Political Consultant Prof. Jose Maria Sison.
Fidel V. Agcaoili
Editor
15 May 2003