August 21 Movement #TuloyAngLaban

Ituloy ang laban ni Ninoy! Ipaglaban ang hustisya, tunay na demokrasya, at kalayaan!
#TuloyAngLaban

[August 21 Movement #TuloyAngLaban @atomphils83]

Bilang isa sa mga kilusang nabuo upang labanan ang rehimeng Marcos Sr, muling binuhay ang August Twenty-One Movement (ATOM) upang harapin ang mga hamon at pang-aabuso ng ikalawang Marcos sa Malacañang.
Panahon na upang muling bumalikwas laban sa Round 2 ng pasismo!
#TuloyAngLaban

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WATCH: Buhay ang EDSA Campaign Network calls for an end to efforts amending the 1987 Philippine Constitution as the anniversary of the People Power Revolution nears. | via @victoriatulad

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@atomphils83 Isang mahabang ”people’s march” ang sumunod. Ilang kilometro ang layo sa pagitan ng unahan at dulo ng martsa.

Kinuha ang mga pahinang ito mula sa isyu ng Ang Pahayagang Malaya noong Agosto 29-31, 1983: https://t.co/qAgKRazIh0
#40TaongWalangHustisya
#DefendHistoricalTruth

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Sa pagbabalik-tanaw ng kapatid ni Ninoy at founder ng August Twenty-One Movement (@atomphils83) na si Butz Aquino, ang direktor na si Lino Brocka ang unang nakaisip na imartsa ang katawan ni Ninoy upang makita kung ilan ang mga maglalakas-loob na sumama.
#40TaongWalangHustisya

[August 21 Movement #TuloyAngLaban @atomphils83]

Remember Ninoy. #HindiKaNagiisa

[karl 🇵🇸 | marcos-duterte, walang pinag-iba @eicvsfascism]

Part of the official statement of the August Twenty-One Movement (@atomphils83) about the harassment incident earlier today:

#SONA2023
#WalangBagongPilipinas

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Ibalik ang ATOM Banner!

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After showing support to other SONA groups. Honking our car horn and unfurling the ATOM banner the police stopped the car and confiscated the yellow 40 yr old August Twenty One Movement banner.

IBALIK ANG ATOM BANNER!

[August 21 Movement #TuloyAngLaban @atomphils83]

Love the Philippines ba 'ka mo?
Ito ang sinabi ng Hapon na kaibigan ni Ninoy Aquino noon.

#TuloyAngLaban

[Video from https://t.co/QmhHUQ8wGT]

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ATOM member Karl Suyat.

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September 27, 1984, Pro-Marcos forces hosed down and fired tear gas on several thousand peaceful protesters in a broad coalition mobilization that was participated by ATOM members. (NO AUDIO) #throwbackthursday

https://t.co/GzvsGLlvtV

[August 21 Movement #TuloyAngLaban @atomphils83]

Yellow is a protest color and synonymous with mobilizations and facing the Marcos military dictatorship head-on in the 80's.

ATOM Mobilizations in 1984. Roxas Boulevard, Ayala Ave. Yellow Confetti rally and the airport march.
https://t.co/wI8pxJq9Es

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#NoToMaharlikaFund

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Sometime in May 1985, Maita hosted a breakfast salu-salo along with anti-Marcos activist Nikki Coseteng. Guests included the Who's Who of the protest movement: Butz Aquino (@atomphils83), Lean Alejandro and J.V. Bautista (BAYAN), Behn Cervantes, and columnist Louie Beltran.

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Rivers Cuomo of the legendary 90's band Weezer sported a Ninoy Aquino shirt in a Florida gig December 2021. Proving once more the iconic international stature of Ninoy as a hero.

(Photos from Weezer's official IG account and Getty Images.)

[August 21 Movement #TuloyAngLaban @atomphils83]

May 20 - Remembering Butz on his birth anniversary.

Butz once said:
"We claim we love our country, but if we're not prepared to die for it then our love is questionable." - "I've made my peace with my God."

[August 21 Movement #TuloyAngLaban @atomphils83]

Washington Post 1984:
Butz Aquino says he does not think of his own safety.

"We claim we love our country, but if we're not prepared to die for it then our love is questionable."
He pauses to think, shrugs again.

https://t.co/wMRPuN9gXO

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The body of Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. was never embalmed after he was killed. He lay in state with all his bruises, wounds, and his bloodied safari jacket.

His mother, Doña Aurora Aquino, chose to bury him that way.
#DefendHistoricalTruth

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Release Leila now!
#FreeLeilaDeLimaNow