Former Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile: It's time to correct history. He is 95 years old and that span of time one can just imagine that he remembers former President Aguinaldo all they way to President Duterte. It is his advantage over most people in this land today because he has seen history from the time of the Americans all the way to now. According to him, history was totally distorted to favor one group.
Juan Ponce Enrile -- a Witness to History
Juan Ponce Enrile is the living witness of what had happened during the Marcos Regime. He is the most authoritative person who can testify the truth about behind the declaration of Martial Law in 1972. Now he wanted to correct the distorted history through re-aligning facts to millennials base from his personal knowledge and capacity to tell the truth to millennials who were born between the early 1980s and 1990s also include children born in the early 2000s regarding the proclamation of Martial Law.
The source of the idea and other information for this write-up were based from the One-on-One-Conversation between former Senator Bongbong Marcos and former Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile. Watch the video for more details. And if possible, share this to your friends, friends of friends, to your family and children because I believe the millennials and our young children today need to know the real truth and to correct the distortions of history. Yes. Mr. Harry Truman once said, "There is nothing new in the world except the history you do not know."
Time to Correct Distorted History
Below is a verbatim of the conversation between Bongbong Marcos and Juan Ponce Enrile recorded and published on YouTube on September 21, 2018 which I think can help educate the millennials and our young children of today who are continuously receiving distorted information regarding events happened during the Marcos time fed to them by the Dilawan from the time Mrs. Cory Aquino grabbed the presidency position in 1986 through the EDSA Revolt down to the administration of her son Noynoy Aquino until now.
