Bobong Marcos Now Tries To Deny VERIFIED Stolen Wealth?!

Honestly, this is another BAD RESULT of the 1987 Constipation of the Philippines. It was said to be designed to prevent "another Marcos presidency". Congratulations, IT FAILED MISERABLY. In fact, the current "alliance" of the Dilawan People's Army (a nickname I gave to the Liberal Party of the Philippines) and the Bobong Marcos Administration is something. I even have my doubts that Liela Dilemma's freedom didn't have Bobong involved either. That's why I feel like Bobong might've been the mastermind behind the Bilibid Hilton Hotel incident, despite the fact that the late Noynoy Aquino was the son of the late Cory Aquino. Ferdinand E. Marcos' empire crumbled, and Cory became president under a revolutionary government. Bobong lost his crown prince status but now he's back as pwetsident!

Now, Bobong even tries to say that his family's wealth isn't illegal? Like WTF! Honestly, reading the news makes me puke, just thinking about it. The news article also shared this INTERESTING DETAIL of how much the defunct Marcos Empire owes the Philippines:

In 1997, the Supreme Court ruled that the family of late President Ferdinand Marcos Sr. owed P23 billion in estate tax. The decision became final and executory in 1999.

The amount has ballooned to P203 billion due to non-payment and interest, according to retired Supreme Court Justice Antonio Carpio. 

Whether we want to admit it or not, Ninoy Aquino's expose against Marcos wasn't really gawa-gawa. Sure, I had on/off opinions on Ninoy. However, we can't deny that the Marcos wealth was indeed, ILL-GOTTEN given the thousands of shoes Imelda Marcos had as the empress of the Philippines. The Philippines was DROWNING IN DEBT during the Marcos Empire. The late Lee Kuan Yew stated in From Third World to First that he even REFUSED to let Marcos borrow money becuase the Marcos Empire was NOTORIOUS for being palautang. 

Really, Bobong just couldn't admit that the family wealth was indeed STOLEN. This is what you get from the presidential system. When was the last time Bobong ever went on air and defended his projects? All I can say is no to constitutional reform pa more, Philippines!