I AM very tempted to just continue with my recent commentary series on Sabah and Malaysian politics, as what is happening politically in a neighboring country would perhaps interest Filipino readers as well. But what happened recently in the southern part of the Philippines, as well as elsewhere in the world, would preempt such neighborly political narrative, and would perhaps necessitate more urgent comment. The comparatively more mundane politics can wait.
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