#ThoughtLeaders | Retired General Rey Guerrero revisits the most contentious moments of the drug war, saying “there were a lot of killings” and that government should have done more to hold people accountable. He explains why the military remains a “stabilizing force,” what drives uniformed personnel to take cues from the public, and why leadership must be “seen and felt” from the commander-in-chief. Guerrero also comments on the INC protests, the Palace’s list of alleged destabilizers, and why the rebuilding of Marawi remains slow and incomplete despite years of effort. #OneNews #LongConversation