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Red-tagging is a term coined by "human rights" groups in the Philippines associated with militant leftist activists (who are obviously NOT communists!) for the purpose of downplaying their association with New People's Army and Communist Party of the Philippines (who are pariah rebels, but NOT communists!), fearing that people won't take them seriously if they get associated with them. They try to avoid military intelligence watchful eyes as much as they can to save their asses while doing questionable stuffs like conforming to woke morals, posting on Twitter woke stuff, vandalizing public property, burning effigies, participating in rallies despite the pandemic to spread their viruses et cetera.

Most often, some of their hapless, allegedly "brainwashed" victims (college students but NOT communists) ends up getting killed in the mountains "for some unknown reason". Probably from campfire accidents, nobody knows exactly.

They sometimes try to camouflage themselves with a special plot device called "human rights" to avoid detention, while most forgot to do their "human rights" among the mass graves of their "purged" comrades in Leyte Island.

Their boss (Joma Sison) enjoys his vacation abroad (a.k.a. in "exile") on a capitalist country like Netherlands while his beloved comrades enjoy their "great mountain adventure" of studying different species of mosquitos and flies for their biology classes or "social immersions".

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