Noong inaresto si Ninoy sa unang araw ng Batas Militar, bigla siyang napatahimik at muling naparatangang traydor ang isang Senador Benigno Simeon Aquino. Naging collaborator daw si Beningo Aquino, Sr. dahil ninais niyang ipagtanggol sa loob ng rehimen ang kapwa niyang Pilipino mula sa kamay na bakal ng mga Hapon. Para naman kay Ninoy, imposible na maging presidente. Pinakikinggan din naman siya ni Marcos, Sr. bilang brod sa fraternity.

Kung sinundan ni Ninoy ang landas na pinili ng kanyang ama, mababawasan kaya niya ang magiging libu-libong kaso ng pagdakip, tortyur, patayan, at iba pang pang-aabusong ng diktadura?

Magpapatuloy ang kuwento sa likod ng “RESIST.”

When Ninoy was arrested on the first day of Martial Law, he was suddenly silenced, and a Senator Benigno Simeon Aquino was once again branded a traitor. Beningo Aquino, Sr. became a collaborator because within the regime, he wanted to protect his Filipino from the iron first of the Japanese. Now, for Ninoy, it was impossible to become president. Marcos, Sr. listened to him as a fraternity brod.

If Ninoy had followed the path his father had chosen, would he have reduced what would become thousands of cases of enforced disappearances, torture, killings, and other abuses of the dictatorship?

The story continues behind “RESIST.”