Hacking Comelec
We are now facing a national security crisis of monumental proportions whose implications go far beyond the viability of holding the May 9 election. But its first real casualty could very well be the actual non-holding of such election. There are many reasons for this. But the first important reason is that the state’s most important electoral resource has been irreparably damaged, and there can be no legitimate and credible election without it.
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