🇵🇭 Doctored photo does not show 'Philippine opposition lawmakers supporting mandatory military service'
The post's Tagalog-language caption accuses opposition lawmakers France Castro, Arlene Brosas and Raoul Manuel of allegedly reversing their stance on proposals to revive ROTC -- the country's mandatory military training programme.
The trio appear to be holding cards that state:"YES TO MANDATORY ROTC!","WOMEN, SUPPORT ROTC!" and"YOUTH, JOIN ROTC!!" The post also claims the politicians are"tired of supporting the CPP-NPA-NDF" -- referencing allegations they are linked tothis allegation. The caption translates in part as:"Rep. France Castro, Rep. Arlene Brosas and Rep. Raoul Manuel urged the public to support ROTC after realising this could bring huge help to the country.
"Though they have criticised this before, they are now openly giving their support. They know this will be beneficial not only for the youth but for the whole country."
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