In their Satanic arrogance, both the referred to U.S. WASPs neocolinizers and their local lackeys in education smugly say that Spanish and the traditions and laws that come with it, are now abolished. Thus today, and, after this genocide against the Spanish-speaking Filipino has been deemed accomplished with the abolition of the Spanish subjects in Filipino public and private schools, the genocide against the Tagalog ethnic group is now being carried out with the imposition, or ramming in, of the English Alphabet, and a new Taglish morphology, into the Tagalog language itself. This savage ramming in of the English Alphabet is being perpetrated to definitely replace the real Balagtas 32-letter Abecedario that is the basis of Tagalog and all the other major native languages of these islands. In summary, this anti-Filipino genocide primarily consists, on one hand, in the direct imposition of the English language through the present school system and, on the other hand, in the deliberate debasement of Tagalog, which is the supposed basis of the national language known as Filipino, into a vile pidgin that is now popularly called Taglish. One of the features of this full-scale genocide is what looks like the deliberate imposition of functional illiteracy upon the Filipino youth in general as shown by their inability to syllabicate Tagalog words in Tagalog.
Syllabication is akin to the ability to spell and read in one's own language.
Since syllabication drills are hardly done in English, because of its unphonetic words, the same fault is being directly imposed upon the Tagalog language itself, thereby condemning the said Filipino youth to functional illiteracy. As a matter of fact, the pidginization of the referred to three major Filipino languages, and all the other major native languages as well, is apparently the psychological weapon wielded by the mentioned DECS and CHED authorities, to possibly complement the population programs that are likewise being rammed upon the Filipino people for which such programs are also being condemned as genocidal by the Pope, John Paul II, and the Catholic Church in general.