Pillar of Liberty

https://pillarofliberty.substack.com/p/correcting-the-correct-movement-grandscale
Running a cult based on phraseology and slogans is, in fact, more "impractical" and "unrealistic" then having factories in Central Luzon producing-
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While the Founder and Admin is personally open with the idea of a Parliamentary Form of Government and Federalism in the country, it is by no means that the Philippine Social Conservative Movement, being a separate juridical personality from its Head, imposes and mandates upon its members and followers to be also a Parliamentarian and Federalist.

Hence, supporters and officers of the Philippine Social Conservative Movement are FREE to choose, believe, and support with what type and form of government they deemed best for the country.

Thank you very much!

Yours truly,

John Marc Benavidez Estoque
Founder & Head
Philippine Social Conservative Movement

This co-optation strategy ensures that populism, while appearing to challenge the status quo, often reinforces it by moderating its demands in exchange for economic stability or political success. The global populist wave, exemplified by Meloni and Legault, demonstrates the precarious balance between resistance and systemic integration, raising doubts about whether populism can achieve lasting change or simply serve as a pressure valve for liberal hegemonies. Ultimately, the adaptability of these systems ensures their long-term resilience, co-opting nationalist energy while maintaining control.
https://pillarofliberty.substack.com/p/quebec-and-the-future-of-populism

https://pillarofliberty.substack.com/p/philippine-collapse-2030

Aristotle denounces kingship ("monarchy") as reducing citizens into mere children and members of a household, incapable of making decisions for themselves and relying on a glorified father-figure to do everything for them.

"For a city is by nature a certain kind of multiplicity; by becoming more of a one it would turn from a city into a household and from a household into a human being. For we would claim that a household is more of a one than a city is, and a single person than a household; so even if someone were capable of doing this, it ought not to be done, since it would abolish the city. And a city is made up not only of a multiplicity of human beings, but also of human beings differing in form, for no city comes about from people all alike."

Breaking free starts at home

https://pillarofliberty.substack.com/p/break-free-from-the-matrix

https://pillarofliberty.substack.com/p/correcting-the-correct-movement-grandscale

Cults systematically avoid promoting transparent discussion about their ritualistic practices. This deliberate opacity serves to maintain control, suppress dissent, and shield their activities from external scrutiny. The lack of openness is a defining characteristic of cults, reinforcing their insular nature and preventing meaningful, critical engagement with their practices

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THE FORGOTTEN POWER OF THE PROVINCES

They want you in Manila. Why? Because that’s where they can control you—working for their corporations, paying their taxes, following their rules. The city life looks like progress, but what they don’t want you to know is that real power is out here, in the provinces.

In the provinces, we hold the land. We have the resources. We don’t need to live by the rules of the system that only benefits those at the top. Here, we can build something of our own—free from their oversight and control.

Federalism feeds you a lie: that you can have Manila in your backyard. But what they don’t tell you is that bringing Manila to the provinces doesn’t mean progress—it means control. It means more bureaucracy, more rules, more taxes, and more surveillance. When you invite Manila into the provinces, you invite the very system that traps people in the cities. Don’t be fooled by their promises. The real power is in rejecting their control, not inviting it closer. They’ve fed us the lie that progress only happens in the urban centers. But the truth is, in the provinces, we are free to create, to grow, and to thrive without being tied to their corporate machines and government chains.

Out here, you don’t just survive—you live. You grow your own food, trade with your neighbors, and create a life on your terms, not theirs. You have space to breathe, to build, and to reclaim the power that’s been forgotten in the city lights and concrete walls.

Don’t let them fool you. The future isn’t just theirs to define. It’s ours to take back—right here in the provinces, where the real power resides. Let’s rise together. Let’s grow something outside their reach.

You can see and hear in the film the slogans that Tarrog wishes his audience to memorize. Filipinos are too clannish, too family oriented, and must be detached from this basic societal unit all in service of almighty state. All the same, Filipinos are too self serving, unwilling to risk their selfish interests in pursuit for a higher goal. The Filipino must be atomized, must be cut off from traditional institutions and customs, and the State must mold him to think and do nothing except that which would serve almighty state.

https://pillarofliberty.substack.com/p/heneral-lunas-subversive-history

The Church hierarchy would back Cory Aquino’s play for power in 1986. All that happened was the culmination of many events: Ninoy Aquino’s play for power in the late 1960s, Ninoy Aquino’s patronage of the NPA and the CPP, the PKP’s fall from grace, clerical explorations in Maoism, and a Church beset with intruding ecclesiastical bureaucracy, parish councils, dropping vocations, and its own revolution. Many clerics found value in a synthesis of Christian and Maoist Nationalism, seeing erroneously and heretically in communism a sense of relevance for God and the Church that they disastrously and ineptly failed to find well within the extensive teachings and experiences of the Church itself. They have since formed the religious arm of the Revolution of Mass and Scale locally. Thus the hierarchy help in eradicating localism and local cultures, thus the hierarchy spread globalism, and thus the hierarchy oversee nonsense taught in classes and catechesis. Some exceptions exist, of course—see the Cebuano hierarchy’s resistance to Tagalog language policies. Yet they are exceptions for a reason.

https://pillarofliberty.substack.com/p/third-worldist-theology-in-the-philippines

"Had history proceeded along an alternate track in which Aquino out-maneuvered Marcos, Martial Law was just as inevitable. The rival Stalinist1 parties had allied with the leading contenders for the throne, and both were positioned to ride the coattails of dictatorship. Neither scenario—victory for Marcos and the PKP or Aquino and the CPP—provided a way forward in the struggle against dictatorship and repression."

- Joseph Scalice

https://pillarofliberty.substack.com/p/the-historical-collaboration-between

Manig-aral pa tungkul king katututan nang Andres Bonifacio ibat kang Jim Richardson.
Learn more about Andres Bonifacio's true character from Jim Richardson:
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