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PNP disowns memo asking to prepare for World War III

/ 05:32 PM June 05, 2023

The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Monday disowned a memorandum about seeking preparations for World War III.

Facade of the PNP headquarters in Camp Crame. Image from pnp.gov.ph website

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Monday disowned a memorandum about seeking preparations for World War III.

A supposed PNP memorandum ordering to respond to the purported suggestions of Secretary Guiling Mamondiong of the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos

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Mamondiong, through a letter, purportedly suggested measures “to strengthen the internal and external defense of the Philippines in preparation for 3rd World War.”

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Among them is the enlistment of the armed soldiers of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, Moro National Liberation Front, and the so-called “Cotabato Revolutionary Command.”

The official was also said to suggest the mobilization of “at least five million citizens” to serve as “National Guards.”

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PNP Public Information Officer chief Red Maranan, when asked if the memorandum is fake, told reporters: “By the looks alone, mukhang ‘di (it doesn’t look) official.”

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Maranan also said that the PNP’s Office of the Chief Directorial Staff did not receive such documents.

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He also noted that the letter has neither a signature nor a control number.

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