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*~ReD aPpLE~*
12th September 2006, 09:47
a filipino friend told me that in the philippine, they have a revolutionary group called new people's army (NPA), is this true? what political ideology do they subscribe to?
Ian
12th September 2006, 10:01
maoist
Hiero
12th September 2006, 10:05
The NPA is the armed wing of the Communist Party Philippines. They are a Maoist party. Very good communist party, their attacks hardly ever involve civilains too.

http://www.philippinerevolution.net/
VenceremosRed
30th September 2006, 08:42
They are making great advances too. They have a long and profound history of struggle.
Rodack
30th September 2006, 19:39
Originally posted by [email protected] 12 2006, 07:06 AM
The NPA is the armed wing of the Communist Party Philippines. They are a Maoist party. Very good communist party, their attacks hardly ever involve civilains too.

http://www.philippinerevolution.net/
Who do they attack, what is their targets?
VenceremosRed
1st October 2006, 07:57
is that some sort of pig question?

obviously, they target military and government forces.
Rodack
1st October 2006, 19:41
Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2006, 04:58 AM
is that some sort of pig question?

obviously, they target military and government forces.
I apologise for the pig question. I was only asking that you clarify your statement, Comrade
VenceremosRed
1st October 2006, 19:49
Sorry, I didn't mean to come off antognostically -- its just that there are dishonest people out there.

Solidairty comrade.
Rodack
1st October 2006, 20:10
Originally posted by [email protected] 1 2006, 04:50 PM
Sorry, I didn't mean to come off antognostically -- its just that there are dishonest people out there.

Solidairty comrade.
I understand, Comrade. Forgive my ignorance. I am new here and forgot that there are others who wish to do harm to places that we can discuss openly our theories and Ideologies with like minded people :)
Xiao Banfa
2nd October 2006, 09:10
Yep, the party I have almost joined as a full member supports these guys.

I've only heard good things about them, so far.

Check the ILPS link. Jose Maria Sison is the chairman of that International he is the leader of the NPA.

The NPA also have links with some radical trade union.

They are also more powerful and operate in more provinces than the Islamist reactionaries.
*~ReD aPpLE~*
16th October 2006, 09:58
pardon the ignorance, if mr. sison is the leader of this group why is he based in the netherlands?
Janus
16th October 2006, 10:45
if mr. sison is the leader of this group why is he based in the netherlands?
Exile. He is a political refuge there.
Armand Iskra
31st March 2009, 02:37
Yep, the party I have almost joined as a full member supports these guys.

I've only heard good things about them, so far.

Check the ILPS link. Jose Maria Sison is the chairman of that International he is the leader of the NPA.

The NPA also have links with some radical trade union.

They are also more powerful and operate in more provinces than the Islamist reactionaries.

He is not the leader of the NPA, but the CPP rather.
spritely
31st March 2009, 23:06
obviously, they target military and government forces.

And other leftists and trade unionists.
Pogue
31st March 2009, 23:34
He is not the leader of the NPA, but the CPP rather.

wait


wut

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Armand Iskra
8th April 2009, 12:17
wait


wut

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Jose Maria Sison used to lead the CPP, and at the same time one of the writers of its newspaper Ang Bayan (The Community). NPA is lead by a commander-in-chief, but not Joema.

But I remember during its foundation, Joma controlled the CPP while the NPA was controlled by Bernabe "Ka Dante" Buscayno. Followed by "Kumander Bilog" Salas, and the notorious (now punished by the party) Romulo Kintanar.
Pogue
8th April 2009, 12:19
This thread was necroed big time. Lets the dead rest in peace.