Of the many BBM “myths” critics are bent on busting, credit for the windmills of Bangui is always among the top of the list. The iconic row of energy turbines along the stretch of Ilocos Norte’s Bangui Bay has long been senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s signature visual. In all his national campaigns (except the first senatorial bid in 1995), this symbol of innovation and sustainability has figured prominently to project the man as the embodiment of the very same virtues. His putative participation in the establishment of Southeast Asia’s first commercial windfarm is derided just as the authentic…