ABS-CBN at Pamilya Lopez may koneksyon sa Terrorist Group, Binunyag ng dati nilang Empleyado at Journalist.

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Nang dahil sa insidente ng pamamaril sa sasakyan ni ABS-CBN talent Kim Chiu, naungkat ang kasaysayan ng isa sa miyembro ng Pamilya Lopez.

Isa si Sonza sa mga nagdududa sa naging istorya ng pamamaril sa van ng Kapamilya actress.

Sa kanyang social media account, ipinaalala ni Sonza ang kaugnayan ng isa sa mga miyembro ng Lopez Family sa terror group na Light-a-Fire Movement. Ayon kay Sonza, hindi na raw bago sa mga dilawan at mga Lopez ang gumawa ng lagim.

“To the young and innocent and the naive. Hindi bago sa mga lopez and yellow officers and soldiers ang usapang paputok o pasabog. Remember the bombings, staged by “light a fire movement?”. Remember that Steve Psinakis, married to the sister of Eugenio Lopez? he is a central figure of the group. Remember that Ms. Paredes, mother of Jim Paredes of Apo Hiking. she is also a leading personality of the group. Remember singer Nonoy Zuniga, who lost his leg because of the light a fire bombing in a 5 star hotel?” sabi ni Sonza.

Sa huli, pinayuhan ni Sonza ang mga netizens na matuto sa kasaysayan at huwag magpagamit.

“Huwag maging kasangkapan at biktima. Don’t be naive. Learn from history and past experiences. Mag-aral ng kaunti pag may time,” dagdag pa ni Sonza.





Ang mga ibinahaging impormasyon ni Sonza ay aming siniyasat online. Base sa aming google search, may ilang artikulo kung saan nakasaad na pinangunahan nga ni Steve Psinakis ang terror group na Light-a-fire movement. Ang naturang grupo ay responsable sa mga pagpapasabog sa ilang lugar sa Maynila noong panahon ni ex-president Ferdinand Marcos. Ang asawa ni Psinakis na si Presentacion M. López-Psinakis, ay ang tiyahin ni ABS-CBN Corporation chairman emeritus Eugenio Lopez III.

Narito po ang isang bahagi ng artikulo mula sa banyagang pahayagan na The Washington Post patungkol sa grupong Light-a-Fire movement na kung saan sinabi na naghasik ito ng terror campaign.

“A terror campaign launched by a new group of political activists is prompting President Ferdinand Marcos to tighten martial law and crack down on opponents.

The violence is the work of a fledgling urban guerrilla movement that symbolizes a spread of middle-class opposition to Marcos after eight years of his marital law rule.

The latest in a series of bombings left an American tourist d3^d Friday and 32 other persons injured. The bombings, the bl0Qdiest in Manila in recent memory, appeared to signal an escalation of the gerrillas’ drive to force Marcos to step down.

According to an urban guerrilla source, more than 500 persons make up the core of the movement, which is supporting by some Filipino dissidents living in the United States. The figure is difficult to verify. What is certain is that the recent arrest and trial of members of the movement’s Light a Fire group has not stopped the guerrillas’ activities… Two other Americans have been implicated in the guerrilla movement. Steve Psinakis, a relative of the Lopez family, an arch Marcos foe, is being tried in absentia with the Olaguer group. “ ayon sa artikulo ng The Washington Post na isinulat ni Ab Tan.