One mistake must not be exclusively exploited to suit
ones political agenda,MMDA, is the worst agency abusive and acting like a moron,their balik basura is a result of
an idiotic mind, who would write their name on their ****?
Perhaps only their chairman,the basic answer to all this
is proper disposal,not returning their garbage to them, this is one of the most stupid solution you will find in all of earths legitimate land area,
Their chairman si so stupid that they will demolish squatters without giving them a chance to have an area to
laid their backs,
God, who is this idiot thats heading their agency?it there any country in this poor world that had the same answer to this problem, no, even nepal or africac nation will not do such idiotic acts,
Proper disposal you moron thats the answer to your problem, idiot.
Posted on Nov 13, 2006, 11:47 AM from IP address 212.138.64.174
Gloria's promise to produce results from the Melo Commission.
by Napanice (no login)
We have yet to see anything substantial in the way of reforms since she took office so the creation of the Melo Commission to look into the hundreds of cases of political killings is just another attempt to patch up her incompetence. Inviting foreign observers to monitor their investigative activities is just a placebo and not the result cure that will expose the culprits of human rights violations.
For one thing, no one in his right mind will attempt to expose the crimes committed by the military and police against their own people. It will take an independent, external body to perform the objective task of criminal investigation to produce any credible results.
Nap
Posted on Nov 10, 2006, 5:07 PM from IP address 125.212.118.94
PNP chief Oscar Calderon should be awarded for BEST ACTOR AWARD. He promised to get-rid off jueteng in few months but nothing happens. How many media killers are convicted by trial court? The Gloria Arroyo sponsored-Melo Commission has no credibility to investigate extra-judicial killings. Its creation is intended to facify international concerns and clear security forces for human rights abuses. Whitewash findings will be out soon.
PNP chief: 21 of 26 media killings solved
By CECILLE SUERTE FELIPE
The Philippine Star
Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Oscar Calderon said the PNP has registered a high crime solution rate, particularly in the killings of journalists, even as police continue intensified operations to solve the extra-judicial killings.
During a fellowship dinner with journalists covering the PNP and the Armed Forces last Friday, Calderon reported that the police had solved 21 out of 26 killings of journalists nationwide since 2001.
"Hindi natin maiwasan ang pag-usapan ang issue about the killings of journalists pero ang masasabi ko ay mataas ang crime solution rate ng PNP. Na-solve na ang 21 out of 26 journalists’ killings sa pagsisikap ng pinagsanib na PNP at Task Force Usig," Calderon said.
He also appealed for the cooperation of the media to help police solve the other cases of journalist slayings.
Calderon said the close coordination between the police and the media would prevent killings because authorities will have information about specific threats on the lives of mediamen.
This developed as the PNP expressed confidence that investigators will make a breakthrough on the remaining cases of slain militants and media personalities.
Acting on the guidance of President Arroyo, Calderon said investigators are exerting all efforts to get the cooperation of the victims’ families and kin to come up with a clearer picture of each case.
"The PNP, through the efforts of Task Force USIG under Deputy Director General Avelino Razon Jr., is working round-the-clock to insure that all ongoing investigations are moving, and all police investigators will be available to assist in the prosecution of cases that have been filed in court," Calderon said.
The killings of scores of left-wing activists in the Philippines have been brought before the United Nations in a bid to put international pressure on Mrs. Arroyo to do more to stop the attacks, human rights advocates said Monday.
Representatives of five left-wing groups are attending a conference of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva to encourage diplomats and foreign rights advocates to condemn the killings, allegedly carried out by government forces, they said.
"International pressure might at least put a stop to these increasing numbers of political killings," said Edelina dela Paz, head of human rights group Karapatan.
The Philippines has signed a number of international conventions against extra-judicial killings and torture, and should be asked to uphold these agreements, Dela Paz said.
Military officials have denied any involvement and urged accusers to produce evidence and file cases in court.
The killings have alarmed international human rights watchdog groups, including the London-based Amnesty International, which discussed the problem with Mrs. Arroyo during her recent trip to Europe. Arroyo had created a commission to investigate the killings.
She appointed retired Supreme Court justice Jose Melo to head the commission that included Chief State Prosecutor Jovencito Zuño, National Bureau of Investigation Director Nestor Mantaring, Butuan Bishop Juan de Dios Pueblos and UP Regent Nelia Torres Gonzalez.
Mrs. Arroyo said the Melo panel should be given a chance to prove its worth.
Calderon said the PNP is also very supportive of the much wider investigation being done by the independent Melo Commission on cases of slain militants, activists and some journalists.
The PNP chief also ordered Razon to supervise the investigation of a shooting incident in Vigan City, Ilocos Sur where Rev. Billy Austin of the United Church of Christ in the Philippines was wounded.
Calderon also issued orders to Chief Superintendent Raul Gonzales, PNP regional director in the Cordilleras, to immediately solve the case of Abra Provincial Board Member James Bersamin who was gunned down at 5:15 a.m. on Saturday by two unidentified suspects in Bangued town.
He further directed the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) to assist the Sarangani police in the investigation of the assassination of Mayor George Yabes of Maitum town last Saturday.
Calderon also instructed Chief Superintendent German Doria, Region 12 police director, to provide technical support to the investigation on the case of Yabes, who was shot by two gunmen riding tandem on a motorcycle in front of the SOCCOTECO compound.
Yabes was reportedly conducting an inspection accompanied by two security aides when the incident happened.
Razon clarified that based on records of Task Force USIG, there are only 136 cases of slain militants and journalists, of which 62 are considered solved while the rest are still under investigation.
"The figure of 725 alleged victims of political killings announced by Karapatan includes cases that were not politically-motivated, not work-related, and the victims were not members of any party-list group or militant organization," Razon said.
Task Force USIG has identified some of the murder victims who were not supposed to be listed as victims of alleged political killings because these persons were either killed in legitimate encounters with government security forces, were not affiliated with political groups, or the circumstances surrounding their murder are not politically-motivated.
Razon also cited the erroneous inclusion in the list prepared by Karapatan of some victims who were killed in land disputes, the 22 Abu Sayyaf members killed in the foiled jailbreak in Bicutan, Taguig, and journalists who were killed in non-work related circumstances, and some local government officials who died of other causes.
"From all indications, there is an obvious effort to sensationalize the incidents of militant and journalist slays by deliberately bloating the figures and manipulating the facts," Razon said.
Posted on Nov 12, 2006, 9:35 PM from IP address 85.214.73.63
The stink of the Pasig River wafts daily under her presidential nose.
by Napanice (no login)
Once the country’s most celebrated waterways, the Pasig River is now one of the world’s most polluted rivers, according to a report by the United Nations Human Development Program.
An article in the UNDP report titled, “Beyond scarcity: Power, poverty and the global water crisis,” said that human waste accounts for 70 percent of the pollution load in Pasig River today.
Just how the Philippine government has managed to ignore this environmental disaster despite its location right next to the presidential palace is a marvel in itself.
Nap
Posted on Nov 11, 2006, 4:44 AM from IP address 203.215.125.117
Malacanang Really Stinks: Sex Scandal Is Tolerated
by Purita (no login)
Is this true or tsismis?
http://www.uniffors.com/?p=374
There is nothing juicier than a scandal involving sex and corruption, specially if it involves employees of a big house by the Pasig. We are not talking about the Arroyo couple.
Anyway, rumors are flying about a romantic duo who have teamed up to corner lucrative contracts with the Chinese, French, and Indians.
Does the queen know about the affair? Maybe. But there�s nothing she can do about it. Sex between consenting adults is nobody�s business, except, perhaps, for the spouse or spouses who may be interested in asking about love offerings � diamonds and cars � and that cozy love nest at the Fort.
The queen can order the PAGC, her in-house anti-graft body, to investigate the allegations of corruption. But she won�t because the man involved is indispensable to her. The woman, on the other hand, well� we�ll see soon enough if she�ll continue to be useful to the queen.
Posted on Nov 12, 2006, 8:46 PM from IP address 72.36.239.26
The Philippines is still a marvel of corruption and undemocratic cheating.
by Napanice (no login)
Don't look now but while Gloria Macapagal is praising America for being a marvel of democracy, she herself cannot deny that her victory during the last presidential election was only possible thru massive cheating and the help of her political allies in Congress. On top of that her government has been branded as one of the most corrupt in Asia but she would never advertise that to the world for obvious reasons.
Nap
Posted on Nov 10, 2006, 3:15 AM from IP address 203.215.125.113
Re: The Philippines is still a marvel of corruption and undemocratic cheating.
by Marco (no login)
Gloria Arroyo and Noli De Castro were declared by the Philippine Congress based on FAKE provincial returns. Truckloads of physical evidence and testimonies to prove that massive cheating in favor of bogus President Gloria Arroyo. Robert Payongayong, manager of Ernest Printing, made the explosive revelation at the hearing of the Presidential Electoral Tribunal of the election protest of Loren Legarda, vice presidential candidate of the opposition Koalisyon ng Nagkaisang Pilipino against the proclaimed winner, Noli de Castro of the administration’s Koalisyon ng Karapatan at Karanasan sa Kinabukasan. Payongayong said the ERs being kept under guard in Congress are “fake” but those submitted by the Commission on Elections and the National Movement for Free Elections were “genuine”. Ernest Printing was one of the printing firms authorized by Comelec to print official election return forms.
In the Philippines, even the so-called Rule of Law is a fictitious claim.
by Napanice (no login)
One can never be sure how the justice system will treat someone who has been targeted as an enemy by the incumbent. And if the courts do not cooperate, there's always the extra-judicial political killings which even the supreme court has been unable to resolve.
Nap
Posted on Nov 12, 2006, 8:04 PM from IP address 203.215.125.14
Re: The Philippines is still a marvel of corruption and undemocratic cheating.
by Marco (no login)
Arsenio Rasalan’s affidavit:
I, ARSENIO B. RASALAN of legal age. Married, residing at the City of Parañaque, metro manila, after having been sworn in accordance with law. do hereby depose and state THAT:
1. I was a direct and active participant in a big clandestine operation conducted after the May 2004natiojal election proclamation made by the National Board of canvassers that involved Gloria Macapagal Arroyo (PGMA), her trusted allies and lieutenants;
2. It started on or about the month of July 2004. I was called to an urgent meeting with Atty. Roque Bello, a well-known election lawyer, at the House of Mini’s Steakhouse along C5 Road in Pasig City, Metro Manila. At that meeting, Atty. Roque Bello informed me that PGMA was facing a potentially explosive crisis which could adversely affect her continued stay in office. He said that Fernando Poe, Jr. and Loren Legarda both filed protests with the Supreme Court, acting as Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET), questioning the proclamation of PGMA as president and Noli de Castro as vice president, and sought the opening of ballot boxes containing precinct election returns (ERs) in key Mindanao provinces, among others, which were stored at the Batasan Pambansa complex, and the recounting of the same by PET;
3. Atty. Roque Bello stressed that the major headache of PGMA and de Castro was the fact that the votes written down for both of them in the Provincial and City Certificates of Canvass (COCs) canvassed by Congress, acting as the National Board of Canvassers, were actually fabricated and bloated independently and in disregard of the actual results found in the authentic precinct ERs;
4. Atty. Roque Bello then told me that he had been engaged by Retired General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. upon orders of PGMA to plan and execute a grand clandestine operation designed to head off this looming crisis. Atty Bello asked that with PGMA’s knowledge and approval, he designed a plan to produce a new set of precinct ERs which would replace the existing and genuine ERs found inside the ballot boxes to make sure that the votes indicated in the new ERs for PGMA and De Castro, on the one hand, and Fernando Poe, Jr. and Loren Legarda, on the other, would match, when totaled, the Provincial and City COCs which were already canvassed by Congress acting as the National Board of Canvassers, thereby ensuring that the margin of victory of said highest ranking officials as announced by Congress would remain intact;
5. Atty. Roque Bello said that he was recruiting me for the operation because we had worked together in many previous election operations and also because he knew that I have the necessary experience required in orchestrating this type of secret and highly sensitive operation. He then asked me to closely work with his son, El Bello, to execute his plans, and he promised me hat I would be rewarded generously;
6. At thh same meeting and also subsequently, Atty. Roque Bello explained to me the mechanics of the said special operations. The operations were intended to produce at least 10,000 new election returns duly accompanied by the appropriate COMELEC envelopes: officially numbered envelope seals and the official COMELEC inks for thumb marking. In particular the operations involved –
a. securing blank genuine COMELEC ER forms;
b. procuring supplies and other paraphernalia needed for the operation;
c. hiring seasoned and tested document and signature forgers;and
d. bringing the fabricated ERs to the Batasang Pambansa complex and substituting them for those inside the ballot boxes stored there for safekeeping.
7. Atty. Roque Bello told me hat the new and fabricated precinct ERs will replace those from nine (9) provinces in Mindanao and Luzon, namely Sulu, Basilan, Tawi-Tawi, maguindanao, Lanado del Sur, Lanao del Nore, Sultan Kudarat, Saranggani, and Isabela in Luzon;
8. Around the month of September 2004, I met Atty. Roque Bello again. I was told by Atty. Roque Bello that he was coordinating closely with then COMELEC Commissioner Virgilio Garcillano. He said the money for this special operation will be provided by PGMA. As a matter of fact, a few days thereafter, I was told by Atty. Bello that Commissioner Garcillano met with PGMA at her la Vista home to receive the money. He also said that Commissioner Garcillano then turned over this money to her;
9. With the funds them made available, Atty. Bello’s son El Bello proceeded to purchase and acquire all the necessary supplies and paraphernalia needed for the operations. El Bello also rented a large function room which served as a working area for the operations located at the fourth floor of the former Milestone Hotel now Sogo Hotel located at 836 Banawe Street, Quezon City. We rented this place beginning mid October up to mid November 2004;
10. The operation actually started around the middle of October 2004. El Bello brought a huge pile of blank genuine ERs bearing appropriate COMELEC watermarks and security markings to our working area at the said hotel. El Bello also provided us with documents supplied by Commissioner Garcillano, including original and photocopies of ERs, which contained needed information including the names of candidates and corresponding numbers of votes tallied, and the precinct election officers’ names and their specimen signatures. The information supplied by Commissioner Garcillano were then used as reference for the submitted entries in the new ERs;
11. By that time El Bello had already hired the first batch of professional document forgers. This group consisted of five or six persons to serve as secretariat who collated the data given by Commissioner Garcillano and more than forty (40) personnel to write down the appropriate entries in the precinct ERs including the candidates’ names, their corresponding taras, the names of members of the Board of Election inspectors and all other necessary entries usually found in the precinct ERs. We fabricated the election results for the Presidential and Vice-Presidential but we no longer changed the results for the other national candidates and partylist. Those two teams worked close to 11 hours a day;
12. At around November 2, 2004, a second batch of forgers numbering five or six persons was hired by El Bello and their task was confined solely to forging the signatures and manufacturing the thumb marks of the members of the Board of Election Inspectors specifically those of the Chairman, the Poll Clerk, the third member and also those of the poll watchers;
13. In accordance with my agreement with Atty. Bello, I supervised these special operations on a day-to-day basis jointly with his son El Bello. I continually gave detailed instructions on how to correctly fill out the new ER in such a way that the finished products would be free from possible detection and suspicion after any future scrutiny;
14. When the need arose , I was consulted by some of the members of the two groups as those operations occasionally encountered certain problems. For instance, in preparing the new ERs from Sultan Kudarat, the photographed ER supplied by Commissioner Garcillano contained signatures which were hardly legible. In that particular case, we had to defer the completion of new ERs for Sultan Kudarat until Commissioner Garcillano could supply us with clearer copies;
15. Consistent with the principal purpose of this operations, I instructed them to fill in the details in such a manner that when all these ERs are examined and recounted, the total number of votes reflected therein for the president and vice president would match correspondingly with the canvassed COCs;
16. After working for almost a month and the essential tasks were accomplished by said two groups of forgers, the fabricated ERs numbering about 10,000 were then all delivered to the residence of Atty. Roque Bello at Cambridge Street, Brookside Hills Subdivision, Cainta Rizal for the purpose of printing the correct ad original serial numbers thereon;
17. I know for a fact that the entire operations consisted of four compartmentalized operations groups. We made sure that the groups did not know each other. As stated, the first group was tasked to fabricate the contents of the ERs. The second group was tasked to forge the signatures of he precinct election officers as mentioned above, and manufacture fingerprint marks for the same. The thirds group was tasked to print the serial number on the fabricated ERs. And the fourth group was assigned to deliver and replace the ERs in the ballot boxes at the Batasan Complex with the new fabricated ERs our operations had produced;
18. I also know for a fact that El Bello did his best to procure an authentic numbering machine which was not available in local printing presses. However, I also learned that he was able to borrow eh same numbering machine used by the COMELE, from the owner thereof and use the same to print the needed serial numbers on the new and falsified ERs we have produced;
19. I also knew for a fact that n accordance with the elaborate preparations and work done by Atty. Roque Bello, on instructions of gen. Ebdane and PGMA, he succeeded with he aid of civilian and police personnel in replacing the original and authentic ERs in the allot boxes at the Batasan Complex and putting in their place the new fabricated ERs which our special operations produced;
20. I am making this affidavit on my own free will.Many will be shocked to learn about the operation which I have exposed here but the people should know the real and honest truth. There was no one who intimidated or forced me to make these revelations or promised me any reward. Having witnessed the political unrest which our post-election operations have caused, I feel deep regret and remorse. I offer these admissions in the hope that justice will be served and the grievous wrongs resulting from our actions will be corrected.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this July 26, 2006 at the City of Quezon City.
(signed)
ARSENIO B. RASALAN
Affiant
Posted on Nov 12, 2006, 6:55 PM from IP address 80.237.173.67
The latest star witness for the government in its plunder case vs Erap Estrada has just arrived under a cloak of news blackout with the DOJ immediately taking Ang into so-called "protective custody" amid so-called "murderous threats" to his life.
Nevertheless, this delaying tactic by the prosecution could backfire once the defense demand that Ang's testimony be corraborated by material evidence that would conclusively produce the smoking gun against the former president.
After five long years and no conviction, it's obvious that Arroyo and the civil society are merely grasping at straws to ensure the she completes her full term before Estrada is pronounced innocent by the trial court.
Nap
Posted on Nov 10, 2006, 2:52 AM from IP address 203.215.125.113
The plunder case of Erap will be decided early next year. Atong Ang testimony is no longer accepted by the Sandiganbayan. Atong Ang will revive the issue Kuratong Baleleng to destroy Sen. Panfilo Lacson. Lacson will run for Manila mayor next year. Malacanang mafia crime family-Gloria/Jose Pidal and Chavit Singson are doing the old dirty tricks to remain in power. Jueteng is revive to finance GMA's congressional candidates. Mostly likely they will be junked by Filipino electorate.
INQ7.net The Mafia Boss with Ilocos warlord Chavit Singson's B-day party
Posted on Nov 12, 2006, 8:03 PM from IP address 66.219.198.22
Stung by Tourist Eyesore, MMDA will now resort to "Balik-Basura" program
by Napanice (no login)
The Metro Manila Development Authority is planning to return the garbage to households that illegally dispose them on major thoroughfares and street shoulder.
That means sidestreets and alleyways are not covered by this policy and they can still serve as dumpsites for all types of garbage.
But here's the beauty of this new, improved system. Under the door-to-door garbage collection policy, each household will hand over the bags of garbage to garbage collectors as residents are informed of their arrival by the ringing of brass cow bells installed on garbage trucks.
"This way, the sacks of garbage would not be scattered on the street by stray dogs or animals." MMDA chief Bayani Fernando explained.
Just how practical or convenient this new system is to the average household remains to be seen. For one thing, the MMDA will need to publish the exact times when garbage trucks can be expected at a given location. And hopefully, they will stick to this schedule to the minute or else the citizen will revert back to the old ways.
Also, there are more modern and efficient ways to collect garbage but why the MMDA chief fails to adopt it is a big question mark despite billions of pesos paid by the government to garbage collectors.
Nap
Posted on Nov 12, 2006, 7:59 PM from IP address 203.215.125.14
If you think the Dept of Tourism is doing the right thing to attract foreigners and investors to the Philippines, think again. The mountains of garbage at Smokey Mountain and Payatas dumpsite are but glaring examples of neglect by the government in the areas of garbage collection and beautification of the metropolitan areas in the country.
For example, in the heart of Manila anyone can witness the pileup of sidewalk garbage that gets thrown away by the public at the sidewalk where vermins, dogs and cats can easily eat their way into the wet and rotting trash. This practice is both unhygienic and repulsive to anyone accustomed to the modern pratice of garbage collection by other countries that employ mechanized dump collection containers to collect trash in their cities.
The country prides in the millions of overseas workers who remit billions of dollars to the economy and yet we don't see any improvement in this vital service to the public. What a sad situation.
Nap
Posted on Nov 10, 2006, 5:00 PM from IP address 125.212.118.94
The New US Congress and RP's Human Rights Violations.
by Napanice (no login)
With the transfer of political power in the legislative branch from the Republicans to the Democrats, this is a good time for the Philippine oppositionists to apprise the US Congress of the laggard progress made by the Milo Commission in its investigation of the extra-judicial killings practiced by the Arroyo administration against its political enemies.
First and foremost, the US government should immediately freeze/withold all present and future military aids to the Philippines until a thorough investigation conducted by an international agency exposes the abuses and criminal activities perpetrated by the Philippine Armed Forces against the Filipinos.
Nap
Posted on Nov 9, 2006, 5:02 PM from IP address 125.212.118.49
From saving gas to lowering the cost of routine maintenance, a few simple habits keep costs in check.
For most Americans, driving is a necessity of life. But as budgets tighten and fuel prices fluctuate, many people are looking for ways to trim the price of driving. When buying a car, opting for a used vehicle can cut the cost of ownership from the very first day. The price is normally thousands less than for the same car new. In addition, a lower price means less sales tax, less money to finance the purchase, and a lower premium on any collision and comprehensive insurance. To get the best fuel economy, choosing a four-cylinder engine rather than a V6, or a V6 rather than a V8, is usually the way to go. Likewise, small, light cars tend to be more miserly with fuel than are larger vehicles. To compare specific models, go to the Environmental Protection Agency's web site at www.fueleconomy.gov. Once you've bought a vehicle, you can still go farther for less money if you follow a few common-sense practices. To aid your efforts, keep a notebook in the car, and for a few months write down everything you spend on driving--fuel, maintenance, tolls, and parking. Knowing where the money goes is the best guide to finding significant places to save. Here are some other tips.
NO LOITERING
Think of it this way: while idling, your car is getting zero miles per gallon (mpg). Don't let the engine run at idle for any longer than necessary. After starting the car in the morning, begin driving right away; don't let it sit and "warm up" for several minutes. An engine actually warms up faster while driving. With most gasoline engines, it's more efficient to turn off the engine rather than idle for 30 seconds or longer. Think about going into a fast-food restaurant rather than waiting in a long line for the drive-through window.
EASY DOES IT
Driving smoothly and steadily makes the best use of your fuel. If you can, avoid hard acceleration or braking. When you move out from a standstill, bring the car up to speed briskly but not abruptly. You want to get up to cruising speed without straining, and then stay there. Once up to speed, maintain a steady pace in top gear. Varying your speed a lot wastes fuel. According to the EPA, the most fuel-efficient speeds are between about 25 and 60 mph. Smooth acceleration, cornering, and braking not only save fuel, but extend the life of the engine, transmission, and brakes.
DON'T BE A DRAG
At highway speeds, over 50 percent of engine power goes to overcoming aerodynamic drag. Try not to add to the drag by carrying things on top of your vehicle. A loaded roof rack can decrease a car's fuel economy by 5 percent. Even driving with empty ski racks wastes gas. In addition, if you have air conditioning, don't ride with your windows open on the highway; this also disturbs the outside airflow and creates extra drag.
STAY WARM
An engine runs most inefficiently when it's cold. It not only uses more fuel during this period, but also creates the dirtiest emissions and suffers the most wear. Avoid lots of short, separate trips--and unnecessary cold starts--by combining as many errands as possible into one trip.
GETTING REGULAR
If your car specifies regular fuel, don't buy premium in the mistaken belief that your engine will run better. Using premium fuel in those circumstances is like buying bigger sneakers in the hope they'll help you run faster. Most cars are designed to run just fine on regular gasoline. Furthermore, many cars that recommend premium fuel also run well on regular. You can check with your dealership as to whether your engine is designed to handle either grade. If so, try a tankful or two of regular. If you see no difference in mileage or engine performance, stick with it.
BUY BARGIN FUEL AND OIL
Off-brand gasoline is most often identical to what is sold at franchised gas stations. Shop for the cheapest. Likewise, look for promotional sales at quick-lube shops. Just make sure the shop uses the correct service-grade and viscosity oil for your car. Following your car's recommended oil-change intervals is sufficient, which for most cars driven under normal conditions is 7,500 miles. While oil companies and lube shops may recommend changing oil every 3,000 miles, this can be an unnecessary expense. You can change the oil yourself-typically for $10 or so for oil and a filter. But since a commercial oil change routinely costs $20 or so, you have to weigh whether the savings is worth the time and effort, plus the hassle of safely disposing of your used oil.
STAY TUNED
The EPA mileage that's posted on new-car window stickers is based on a well-tuned and properly maintained vehicle. Running a car in subpar condition can lower that figure dramatically. A poorly tuned engine can cut gas mileage by 10 to 20 percent. Modern electronically controlled engines don't need the frequent and extensive tune-ups of older cars, but they still need regular maintenance and suffer component failures. A clogged air filter alone can cause up to a 10 percent increase in fuel consumption. Be sure to follow the maintenance schedule in your owner's manual, and act promptly if you sense any unusual sounds, smells, or vibration. . Dealership service departments tend to have the most up-to-date tools, equipment, and experience with your car, so they're the places to go if the problem is a real puzzle. But any good mechanic can perform routine service and repair, and independent shops or service stations are often cheaper than using the service department at a dealership.
ROUTINE ISN'T ALWAYS THE SAME
Before you have routine maintenance performed on your vehicle, call around for the best price. Even different dealerships of the same brand can charge varying amounts for the same service interval. Routine maintenance can also be done by independent shops, which are generally less expensive than dealerships. Just keep good records in case you later have a warranty claim. Check in your owner's manual to make sure that the price includes all necessary service, but doesn't add in unnecessary extras. If you're handy, you can also do simple maintenance yourself; just keep all receipts as proof of what parts or fluids were used and when.
WATCH THE TIRES
Keep your tires properly inflated. Underinflated tires require more energy to roll, which not only wastes fuel but wears the tires faster. According to the EPA, one tire that's underinflated by only two psi will result in a 1 percent increase in fuel consumption. Underinflated tires can also build up excess heat, which can lead to tire failure. Check tire pressures monthly when the tires are cold. The recommended tire pressures are found on a label inside the car--usually in a doorjamb or inside the glove-box lid.
SHOP FOR INSURANCE
Some insurers charge twice as much as others for the same customer and car. Using the Internet or the Yellow Pages, shop around for the best insurance-rate quotes you can find. You should carry ample liability insurance, but you don't need to splurge much on collision and comprehensive if your car is getting on in years. Once collision and comprehensive premiums reach 10 percent of the car's book value, consider dropping them. Also raise your deductibles to the highest limit you are comfortable with: say $500 or $1,000. Recheck the insurance market for competitive rates every year or two.
Posted on Nov 4, 2006, 7:48 AM from IP address 76.166.37.58
We're not all racecar drivers and there is no need to speed up all the time!
by Smart fuel saver (no login)
Driving requires smart planning and sensible estimation too. If you are just going a short distance or you are approaching an intersection where you could expect to stop, slow down or exit, there's no need to accelerate to get there. A 500-yard distance for a fast moving car is still a 500-yard distance for a slow moving car but the slow moving car could save fuel by just taking it easy when travelling that distance. A lot of drivers are guilty of that mistake without even being aware that they are doing it! Think and observe how people drive sometimes and you'd understand what I'm talking about. I know you pay for your own fuel but if you want to save, start thinking smart. Driving faster than everybody else even when it's not necessary don't really give you any useful prestige.
Posted on Nov 4, 2006, 7:12 PM from IP address 12.72.55.113
In this uncertain world, every penny saved counts no matter where it comes the savings. It's hard sometimes to balance the pocketbook especially if you rely only the income from your job.
Driving with a lesiurely attitude will really save the gas. I saw a lot of drivers drive so fast, but too bad sometimes they ended up getting a ticket or dead. Drivers don't even care to drive their big SUV's or their big trucks.
Thanks for the response. It was a good one to ponder.
Posted on Nov 5, 2006, 10:50 AM from IP address 76.166.37.58
A man who does not know what common sense is can't possibly make use of it!
by Anonymous (no login)
That's easy to say. Believe it or not, there are a lot of drivers( or people in general) without any concept at all of what common sense is. What anybody says about common sense is relative to the degree of how smart or intelligent he is. Even the idea of what we believe as normal is not necessarily the same concept of normalcy for the next guy. There will always be stupid people and, unfortunately, they will comprise the majority of the population. That's human life's reality.
Posted on Nov 6, 2006, 6:39 PM from IP address 12.72.55.47
Re: A man who does not know what common sense is can't possibly make use of it!
by D. poe (no login)
Never stick wholly to a mechanic instruction use your common sense as well. CAR- It's fun to drive and you can enjoy it. If you have been driving for a long time, I assume you check the level of engine oil at least it's common sense. If not ,go back to school or I can call you dumb or stupid.
Posted on Nov 7, 2006, 9:23 PM from IP address 207.200.116.70
Filipinos have the rights to know the true owner of the land they are buying.
by Anonymous (no login)
Maging maingat po ang mga Filipino people sa pagbili o paglease ng isang lupa sapagkat marami pong lang grabbers sa bansang Pilipinas at magsuring maigi tungkol sa mga documents na pinapakita ng mga developers na bibilhan nyo ng lupa sapagkat maraming kilalang land developers na gumagamit ng palsipikadong documents o mga papeles na kahinahinala.
Posted on Sep 29, 2006, 2:56 AM from IP address 222.13.25.28
These so-called rights are no longer guaranteed by the current administration.
by Philippine Reader (no login)
Justice starts to disappear the higher you go up the chain of command, politics and power play are the names of the games there. Therefore if the size of the land in question is in the thousands of acres, rest assured that politicians, police and military are involved along with the filthy rich land grabbers.
Posted on Sep 29, 2006, 10:13 AM from IP address 67.101.103.80
Re: These so-called rights are no longer guaranteed by the current administration.
by Anonymous (no login)
yes i know that this current administration is not interested to help the true owners of the lands the big time land grabbers are holding because they too are a part of it, but if the "secret person" of this land owner moved and angered, siguro po baka tumilapon palabas ng pilipinas ang mga current administration na ito kasama ng mga land grabbers na kasabwat nila.......we must fight for our rights. kapag may katwiran ibaglaban mo!
Posted on Sep 29, 2006, 7:22 PM from IP address 222.13.25.198
dear renato,
'di ka muna sana nag-asawa,
dapat cnigurado mo na kaya mong
bumuhay ng pamilya at dapat ay
nagplano muna bago mo buntisin
ang misis mo! kung pinag-ipunan muna
ninyong maga-asawa ang inyong pinasok
ay sana meron kayong kaunting puhunan
para sa kahit na anumang pagkakakitaan.
pag may plan A ka dapat may plan B din
para may alternative or option ka sa
iyong gagawin 0 papasukin di' bah!?
sa palagay mo ba ay matutulungan ka ng
sinuman na hilingan mo sa iyong sitwasyon
ng basta ganun na lamang!?
suwerte mo lang kung may makakatulong
sa iyo, sa dami ng may problema ngayon
na mga tao sino sa palagay mo ang
dapat unahin na bigyan ng tulong!?
madali lamang ang makipagkantutan pero
di' dapat umiral ang inyong kalibugan,
dapat pinag-iisipan ang bawat kaplugan...
sana ay mabasa ito ng sinuman na gusto
ring pumasok ng tulad sa inyong kinasapitan
at magbigay paalala na hindi biro ang
pagpapamilya sa mga panahong ito....
Posted on Oct 24, 2006, 8:53 PM from IP address 71.156.58.183
Tama ka Sharon K este Sharon Cuneta. Magandang paalaala ang sinabi mo para sa mga kabataan. Hindi dapat daanin sa libug ang pagaasawa. Dapat ay daanin din sa ISIP.
Posted on Oct 27, 2006, 11:45 PM from IP address 207.200.116.70
Largest Jose Rizal Park Monument is in China to commemorate Rizal's Chinese roots .
by Blackjack (no login)
NG, China (Via PLDT/SMART)-An exact replica of the monument of the
Philippines' national hero Jose Rizal at the Luneta Park can be found
in the heart of this southern Chinese city, standing proudly in mute
testimony to the morals and values Rizal had hoped to impart to his
fellow Filipinos.
It also stands as a remembrance to his great, great grandfather,
Domingo Lamco of Zhang-Guo province, who was once a resident and
citizen of China.
On the second day of her official visit to China, President
Macapagal-Arroyo led wreath-laying rites at the Rizal Shrine here to
pay respect to Rizal, his grandfather Lamco and the Chinese people.
The President was accompanied by some members of her Cabinet, including
Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap, Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye, and
Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes, along with some members of Congress
and local officials.
On Jan. 23, 2003, House Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. led a 60-member
Philippine delegation in wreath-laying ceremonies during the
inauguration of the Rizal Shrine in Siongque Village, Jinjiang City in
Fujian Province.
The Philippine delegation included Consul General Corazon Bahjin,
Congressman Roque Ablan, National Historical Institute Chair Ambeth
Ocampo, officers of the Knights of Rizal, Tarlac-based descendants of
Rizal's sister Soledad, and Chinese-Filipino businessmen.
Chinese officials who graced the occasion included Jinjiang City Mayor
and Party Secretary Gong Qingkai, and chair of the Jinjiang City
People's Congress Xue Zuliang.
The shrine was built in 2002 to commemorate Dr. Rizal's Chinese
ancestral roots. It symbolizes the strong bond of friendship between
the Philippines and China. During its inauguration, De Venecia remarked
that the shrine "is a great symbol of the 1,000-year-old friendship
between our two nations."
The national hero is the direct descendant of Chinese trader Cua Yi
Lam, who immigrated from Siongque ("Zhang-Guo" in Mandarin) to the
Philippines in the later part of the 17th century. Church records show
that Cua Yi Lam was baptized Domingo Lamco in Manila in 1697 at the age
of 35 and listed his birthplace as Siongque village in China.
The monument, made of the world-famous Jinjiang granite stones, stands
at 18.61 meters high, which is taller than the 12-meter high Rizal
Monument in Manila. It was built on a five-hectare park named in
Rizal's honor, making it the biggest Rizal Shrine outside the
Philippines. The park will also be the site of a Rizal museum and
library.
The success of the project can be attributed to the combined efforts of
the Cua-Chua Family Association where Rizal drew his Chinese lineage,
the KAISA Para sa Kaunlaran, headed by Prof. Teresita Ang-See, which
provided assistance in research and substance, Philippine Airlines
chair Lucio Tan who headed the project committee working group, the
Tulay Foundation, the Knights of Rizal, the Philippine Consulate
General in Xiamen, the Jinjiang village and the city association based
in Manila that arranged funding for the project, the Fujian Provincial
Overseas Chinese Affairs Office and the Quanzhou Municipal Government.
Posted on Oct 30, 2006, 10:04 AM from IP address 71.103.80.123
GMA cabinet now infighting between the JDV boys and the Mike Defensor bloc
by Blackjack (no login)
BY DENNIS GADIL
FEARING a "coup" by Speaker Jose de Venecia, it was President Arroyo
who dumped at the last-minute the people's initiative to amend the
1987 Constitution by sending out word she would not be averse to a
Supreme Court ruling against the petition of Sigaw ng Bayan and the
Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines, a source said yesterday.
The source said the message was relayed through the Villaraza and
Angangco law office which counts Defense Secretary Avelino Cruz and
Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonio Carpio as founding members.
Carpio wrote the Oct. 25 ruling which found the people's initiative
campaign constitutionally infirm for being misleading and deceptive.
The SC vote was 8-7.
The source said the turnaround of the President and Mike Arroyo was
prompted by the inclusion of a provision in the proposed shift to a
parliamentary system, which would allow the legislature, expected to be
controlled by De Venecia, to impeach the President during the
transition period to 2010.
De Venecia's Cha-cha blueprint provides that senators who have up to
2010 will serve their remaining term until 2010.
The same provision applies to President Arroyo who will continue to
serve as president until 2010 "unless impeached by the Parliament."
The source said Mr. Arroyo was the first to realize the threat posed by
the impeachment provision.
"Iyan kasi ang nakalagay sa isinumite ng proponents ng PI sa Comelec at
kasama sa referendum. Nagkalaglagan sila. Pumalag na ang Malacañang,"
said the source who is known to be close to the President although he
does not hold any office.
The source said when the President failed to get a firm assurance from
De Venecia and people's initiative proponents that the "impeach
clause" would not apply to her, the President discreetly ordered a
pullout of support while continuing to publicly endorse the proposal.
This was when the First Gentleman went to work, the source said.
He said De Venecia suspects that the so-called The Firm used its
influence to swing the votes against people's initiative.
An aide close to De Venecia confirmed such suspicion yesterday.
CABINET WAR BREWING?
The source also said there is a brewing Cabinet war between the "De
Venecia boys," namely Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita, Justice
Secretary Raul Gonzalez, National Security Adviser Norberto Gonzales
and presidential political adviser Gabriel Claudio, on one side, and
Cruz and presidential chief of staff Michael Defensor, on the other.
"Matindi ang pulitika ngayon. Ibang klase ang bakbakan. Sila-sila ang
nag-aaway," the source said.
Cruz said over the weekend that three Cabinet members are out to remove
him for his lukewarm support to the people's initiative drive.
The source said Gonzalez got a mouthful from the President the other
day when she called him up from China and told him to stop badmouthing
Cruz.
Claudio expressed doubt that Cruz would be removed from the Cabinet.
"Regardless of differences of opinion, I doubt very much if anybody
within the Cabinet would move for the ouster of a colleague because of
what happened to people's initiative. That judgment is completely up
to the President. I don't believe changes in the aftermath of the
Supreme Court decision is warranted," he said.
Claudio said he was aware of Cruz' position on the people's
initiative.
'NOTHING WRONG'
He said Cruz never publicly campaigned against the people's
initiative, even if he had aired his sentiments against it during
Cabinet discussions.
"In small circles within the Cabinet and with me, Secretary Cruz did
speak about his disagreement with people's initiative as a method for
amending the Constitution. Nothing wrong with that, I guess. His advice
and candidness, as long as they are confined within the Cabinet, are
valued as always," he said.
"I am not aware of an instance where he publicly campaigned against the
people's initiative or tried to subvert its chances of success
particularly in the Supreme Court. If he did, ibang usapan na yun," he
added.
Claudio said the administration has not entirely given up on Cha-cha.
"The narrow defeat of people's initiative in the Supreme Court does
not diminish the urgency and righteousness of political reforms through
Charter change. The final fate of charter change through people's
initiative or constituent assembly will probably be determined by the
time Congress goes into Christmas recess," he said.
He said if the constitutional hurdles would not be overcome by then,
the administration would go on a "formal, open and aggressive"
preparation for the May 2007 elections. - With Jocelyn Montemayor
Posted on Oct 29, 2006, 9:33 PM from IP address 71.103.119.70
Philippine bogus President Gloria Arroyo and House Speaker Jose De Venecia are licking their wounds in a fatal blow to stay in power beyond 2010. Back to square one. Anyways, majority of Supreme Court justices are not Malacanang lackeys. We say thank you to Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban and seven justices who rejected Sigaw ng Bayan petition. Lawyer Raul Lambino should change career from lawyering to bangus farming-pigerry.
It's not only a dead mayor of Hinoba-an town who signed the fake people's initiatitve but many more nameless dead signatories from Batanes to Tawi-Tawi Islands. Sigaw ng Bayan's a.k.a. Sigaw ng Bayad method of gathering petitioners' signature was fraudalent at the start of the campaign. Barangay officials acted like robots or without thinking what the hell the so-called people's initiative is all about. The color of money speaks louder than the true pulse of the nation. The shameless pigs in Congress wants to ram CON-ASS as the next option to change the constitution. Let's roast these shameless pigs alive and feed them to the rats. Amen
Dead mayor, absent mayors signatories
By Carla Gomez
Inquirer
Last updated 05:23am (Mla time) 10/27/2006
Published on page A1 of the October 27, 2006 issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer
BACOLOD CITY -- This mayor may be turning over in his grave.
A list of municipal chief executives who supposedly signed on Tuesday a resolution affirming support for the holding of a plebiscite on the switch to a unicameral-parliamentary system of government included Mayor Francisco Bilbao of Hinoba-an town in Negros Occidental province.
The problem was that Bilbao had died on July 4 at the Riverside Medical Center here, according to records obtained from the hospital.
Bilbao, 72, died of respiratory failure due to lung cancer and also suffered from liver cirrhosis, his attending physician, Dr. John Ledesma, said.
Ad spread
Most of the town mayors from Negros Occidental listed as signatories to the League of Municipalities of the Philippines (LMP) Resolution No. GA 001-2006 supporting Charter change through a people’s initiative were also absent when the document was passed during the league’s 16th national convention held at the Manila Hotel on Oct. 24.
The resolution was published in national newspapers on Wednesday as a two-page advertisement titled “Mayors: Let the voice of the people prevail.” It listed the names of more than 1,000 mayors from all over the country who purportedly supported the LMP move.
A town mayor here, who asked not to be identified, pointed to the irregularities to show that the resolution did not reflect the sentiments of all the local chief executives.
The resolution said the mayors unequivocally supported a plebiscite on the proposed parliamentary shift proposed by the 6.3 million “verified” petitioners for a people’s initiative.
But people who caused the publication of the advertisement simply lifted the list of members of the LMP and published all their names, the source said.
He said the ad could have been published to show to the Supreme Court, which was then deliberating on the issue, that there was a force behind the move, the source added.
Clerical error?
Don Salvador Benedicto Mayor Cynthia de la Cruz, a past president of the LMP Negros chapter and member of the LMP national executive committee, said the inclusion of Bilbao’s name in the resolution could just have been a “clerical error.”
She pointed out that the new mayor of Hinoba-an, Mary Jane Cubid, was present at the convention and it should have been her name that should have been placed.
De la Cruz said that with 1,502 municipal mayors under the LMP roster, the change in the name of the Hinoba-an mayor might have been overlooked.
She recalled that during the LMP meeting, Mayor Corazon Abad of Sarrat town in Ilocos Norte province moved that the resolution be passed and she seconded it. Since no one present objected to the motion, it was passed unanimously, she said.
As the convention went on, De la Cruz said some of the mayors might have gone out for other business, and this could explain why those absent were still listed as having approved the resolution.
But the source said the list also included the names of mayors who were not in the convention.
Cha-cha foes listed
Two mayors from Negros Occidental -- Ricardo Presbitero of Valladolid and Alfonso Gamboa of EB Magalona -- who were known to be against the people’s initiative petition were also on the list, the source added.
Mayors Manuel Escalante of Manapla and Esteban Coscolluela of Murcia town both admitted in separate interviews that most of the mayors of the province were not at the convention when the resolution was passed.
Coscolluela said that when the mayors arrived in Manila from the province on Tuesday, they had to check in at the Traders Hotel and reached the Manila Hotel late.
Jokes
“We did not even know that a resolution was passed,” he said, adding that he only knew about it on Wednesday when he had heard jokes about the late Bilbao being among those who supported it, he said.
In fact, 17 out of 19 municipal mayors of Negros Occidental were not around when the resolution was passed, according to Escalante, who is the LMP president in Negros Occidental.
But the names of the 19 mayors, including that of Bilbao, appeared on the list.
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Posted on Oct 27, 2006, 11:45 AM from IP address 193.219.28.245
Gloria's PIG (people's initiative of Gloria) is dead. The Filipino people will reject anti-people unicameral parliamnetary system. Keep vigilance!
PRESS RELEASE
Information Bureau
Communist Party of the Philippines
SC junking of fake "people's initiative," an important tactical victory against "Cha-cha"--CPP
October 26, 2006
The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) released today the following statement in reaction to the Supreme Court's majority decision junking the joint petition of the Sigaw ng Bayan and the Union of Local Authorities in the Philippines (ULAP) to allow the revision of the Philippine constitution through a devious scheme termed by the petitioners as a "people's initiative":
The Supreme Court decision junking the petition to revise the reactionary Philippine constitution through a fake "people's initiative" is an important tactical victory in the Filipino people's battle in the legal arena against the Arroyo regime's "Cha-cha" scheme.
The high court's decision, together with its strongly worded denunciation of the scheme hatched by the Arroyo regime's stooges to deceive the Filipino people by pretending to have generated a "people's inititative" to revise the Philippine constitution underscores the fakery of the Malacañang-instigated "people's initiative" and the entire Cha-cha scheme.
Moreover, it exposes the antinational, anti-democratic and antipeople character of the entire array of legal and extra-legal machinations, manipulations and malevolence that the Arroyo regime has been frantically working out to prolong its hold on power, intensify its fascist assaults against the Filipino people and stack up its own interests while opening up the country to more imperialist economic plunder, political domination and military intervention.
The Supreme Court's decision emboldens the Filipino people to persist in their ongoing struggle against the Arroyo regime's lust for more power, more blood and more spoils at the expense of mass impoverishment, oppression and suffering.
The high tribunal's junking of the Arroyo regime's "people's initiative" does not signal the end of the people's fight against Gloria Arroyo and her cohorts' obstinate drive to revise the Philippine constitution as part of their desperation to cling to power amidst the widespread clamor and struggle to end their illegitimate, plunderous, oppressive and rotten rule.
The Arroyo regime has also been pressing at the same time for "Plan B" or the transformation of Congress into a "Constituent Assembly" amidst the widespread objections of the mass of the Filipino people, and even against the will and without the participation of the Senate. Should Arroyo and her cohorts fail anew to railroad this Plan B of theirs before the end of the year, they will keep on concocting more machinations and maneuver to steal next year's regular elections.
The CPP calls on the progressive forces and the entire Filipino people to continue with vigor and determination in their fight against the Arroyo regime's Cha-cha scheme and its other machinations to stay in power and continue oppressing and abusing the Filipino people.
Reference:
Marco Valbuena
Media Officer
Cellphone Numbers: 09179776392 :: 09282242061
E-mail:cppmedia@gmail.com
Posted on Oct 27, 2006, 1:04 PM from IP address 87.106.27.17
More cans of worms are coming out after the Supreme Court rejected Sigaw ng Bayan fake people's initiative. Barangay leaders are just following "illegal orders" from local warlords and DILG officials. These rascal politicos and government officials should be prosecuted and jailed for their crimes. Gloria Arroyo and Jose De Venecia wants to ram against the will of the Filipino with people fake people's initiative and CON-ass to remain in power or extend political power without mandate. Charter change in any mode won't improve the quality of life of the poor. It's not the form of government but the people who run it can make a big difference in effective and efficient governance.
ARMM barangay chiefs signed Comelec verifications for PI
Daily Tribune 10/29/2006
Charter change (Cha-cha) proponents and their followers bewail the majority ruling of the Supreme Court (SC) that called the people’s initiative (PI) a “deception” that would lead to a “gigantic fraud,” claiming there was no fraud involved.
But from the PI documents, among which were the Commission on Elections (Comelec) registrars’ verification certifications, which were submitted by Sigaw ng Bayan-Ulap, represented by lawyer Raul Lambino and Gov. Erico Aumentado, fraud, or at the very least, a serious constitutional and legal offense was committed when virtually all the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) and other Mindanao barangay chiefs issued the voters’ verification certificates, as pointed out by concurring Justice Romeo Callejo Sr.
The concurring opinion of Callejo showed that Section 7 of the law on people’s initiative — earlier deemed by the high court as lacking in the matter of being an enabling law — in the law covering the verification of signatures, “the election registrar shall verify the signatures on the basis of the registry list of voters, voters’ affidavits and voters’ identification cards used in the immediately preceding election.
“The law mandates upon the election registrar to personally verify the signatures. This is a solemn and important duty imposed on the election registrar which he cannot delegate to any other person, even to barangay officials. Hence, a verification of signatures made by persons other than the election registrars has no legal effect,” the justice stressed.
Callejo noted that “in patent violation of the law, several certifications submitted by petitioners showed that the verification of signatures was made, not by the election registrars, but by barangay” officials and officers.
He cited, as example, the certification of the election officer in Lumbatan, Lanao del Sur, which reads as follows: “This is to certify that based on the verifications made by the barangay officials in this city/
Municipality, as attested to by two (2) witnesses from the same Barangays, which is part of the 2nd Legislative District of the Province of Lanao del Sur, the names appearing on the attached signature sheets relative to the proposed initiative on Amendments to the 1987 Constitution, are those of bonafide resident(s) of the said Barangays and correspond to the names found in the official list of registered voters of the Commission on Elections and/or voters’ affidavit and/or voters’ identification cards.
“It is further certified that the total number of signatures of the registered voters for the City/Municipality of LUMBATAN, LANAO DEL SUR as appearing in the affixed signatures sheets is ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY (1,180). April 2, 2006, under the typed name of one Ibrahim M. Macadato, election officer.”
Callejo said the ineffective verification in almost all the legislative districts in the ARMM alone is shown by the certifications, similarly worded as above-quoted, of the election registrars of Buldon, Maguindanao;[58] Cotabato City (Special Province);[59] Datu Odin
The Justice stressed that “Section 7 of RA 6735 is clear that the verification of signatures shall be done by the election registrar, and by no one else, including the barangay officials. The foregoing certifications submitted by petitioners, instead of aiding their cause, justify the outright dismissal of their petition for initiative. Because of the illegal verifications made by barangay officials in the above-mentioned legislative districts, it necessarily follows that the petition for initiative has failed to comply with the requisite number of signatures, i.e., at least twelve percent (12%) of the total number of registered voters, of which every legislative district must be represented by at least three percent (3%) of the registered voters therein.
“Petitioners cannot disclaim the veracity of these damaging certifications because they themselves submitted the same to the Comelec and to the Court in the present case to support their contention that the requirements of RA 6735 had been complied with and that their petition for initiative is on its face sufficient in form and substance. They are in the nature of judicial admissions which are conclusive and binding on petitioners. This being the case, the Court must forthwith order the dismissal of the petition for initiative for being, on its face, insufficient in form and substance.”
Sigaw and Ulap, along with their sponsors, have claimed, after the high court thumbed down their petition for Charter change through their PI, that the high court went beyond bounds as it based its decision on “facts,” which they insist should have been the job of the Comelec, since the SC is not a trier of facts but of the law.
This was also addressed by Justice Calleja, who pointed out that since it was the petitioners themselves who submitted these documents deemed illegal by the court, as these were verified by barangay officials, these documents have assumed the nature of judicial admissions which are conclusive and binding on petitioners.
Posted on Oct 28, 2006, 11:00 AM from IP address 83.125.32.107
Philippine SC junks the peoples initiative to change the constitution as garbage
by Blackjack (no login)
BY EVANGELINE DE VERA
How they voted
To reject:
Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban, Associate Justices Antonio Carpio
(the ponente), Angelina Sandoval-Gutierrez, Consuelo Ynares-Santiago,
Ma. Alicia Austria-Martinez, Conchita Carpio-Morales, Romeo Callejo
Sr., and Adolfo Azcuna. Panganiban, Santiago, Gutierrez, Callejo, and
Azcuna wrote separate concurring opinions.
To grant:
Senior Associate Justice Reynato Puno (writer of the dissenting
opinion), Justices Leonardo Quisumbing, Renato Corona, Dante Tiñga,
Minita Chico-Nazario, Cancio Garcia and Presbiterio Velasco Jr.
VOTING 8-7, the Supreme Court yesterday threw out the consolidated
petitions for people's initiative to amend the 1987 Constitution,
branding the Palace-backed proposal to shift to a unicameral
parliamentary form of government as "deceptive and misleading."
In a 52-page en banc decision penned by Associate Justice Antonio
Carpio, the high court denied due course to what it called a
"constitutionally infirm" petition for initiative jointly filed by
Sigaw ng Bayan and the Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines
(ULAP) led by Raul Lambino and Bohol Gov. Erico Aumentado,
respectively.
The SC said the initiative mounted by the Sigaw and ULAP called for a
wholesale revision and not a mere amendment of the Constitution, thus,
violating Section 2, Article 17 of the Constitution which limited the
scope of a people's initiative to mere amendments.
The high court said the petitioners failed to inform initiative signers
of the nature and effect of the proposals. It said this is "deceptive
and misleading, which renders the initiative void."
The SC also said the signature sheets do not contain a single word,
phrase or sentence on the changes proposed by the Lambino group.
It cited Lambino's admission during oral arguments last September 26
that the signature sheets do not state the text of the proposed
changes.
"The unbending requirement is that the people must first see the full
text of the proposed amendments before they sign to signify their
assent and that the people must sign on an initiative petition that
contains the full text of the proposed amendments," the SC ruled.
"An initiative that gathered signatures from the people without first
showing to the people the full text of the proposed amendments is most
likely a deception, and can operate as a gigantic fraud on the people,"
the Court added.
Concurring in the decision were Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban,
Associate Justices Angelina Sandoval-Gutierrez, Consuelo
Ynares-Santiago, Ma. Alicia Austria-Martinez, Conchita Carpio-Morales,
Romeo Callejo Sr., and Adolfo Azcuna. Panganiban, Santiago, Gutierrez,
Callejo, and Azcuna wrote separate concurring opinions.
The dissenting justices were Senior Associate Justice Reynato Puno,
Justices Leonardo Quisumbing, Renato Corona, Dante Tiñga, Minita
Chico-Nazario, Cancio Garcia and Presbiterio Velasco Jr.
The dissent argued for a remand of the petition to the Comelec for
verification of the over six million signatures. No one voted to grant
the Lambino prayer to reverse the Comelec ruling on August 31 and
subject the proposed constitutional changes to a plebiscite.
The Court said that having established the infirmity of the petition,
there was no need to revisit the 1997 Santiago v Comelec ruling which
stopped the Comelec from entertaining petitions for initiative for lack
of an enabling law.
"Verily, the Supreme Court is now on the crossroads of history. By its
decision, the Court and each of its members shall be judged by
posterity. Ten years, fifty years, a hundred years - or even a
thousand years - from now, what the Court did here, and how each
justice opined and voted, will still be talked about, either in shame
or in pride. Indeed, the hand-washing of Pontius Pilate, the
abomination of Dred Scott, and the loathing of Javellana still linger
and haunt to this day... Let not this case fall into the same
damnation. Rather, let this Court be known throughout the nation and
the world for its independence, integrity, industry and intelligence,"
Panganiban said.
Panganiban, who cast the deciding vote that broke the tie in the
decision, was one of the six dissenting justices in the Santiago
ruling.
He said his current stand is "completely consistent with previous
opinions and votes."
The Court said that Lambino's admission that he caused the printing
of only 100,000 copies of the petition for initiative "binds the
Lambino group and establishes beyond any doubt that they failed to show
the full text of the proposed changes to the great majority of the
people who signed the signature sheet."
Thus, of the 6.3 million signatories, only 100,000 signatories could
have received with certainty each a copy of the petition.
In ruling that the Sigaw and ULAP petitions called for a revision, the
Court said the proposed shift to a unicameral parliamentary system, the
abolition of the Office of the President and one chamber of Congress
would require changes in at least 105 provisions of the Constitution.
The SC said it cannot abandon its primordial duty to defend and protect
the Constitution.
"The Constitution, which embodies the people's sovereign will, is the
bible of this Court. This Court exists to defend and protect the
Constitution. To allow this constitutionally infirm initiative,
propelled by deceptively gathered signatures, to alter the basic
principles in the Constitution is to allow a desecration of the
Constitution. To allow such alteration and desecration is to lose this
Court's raison d'etre," the Court said.
The Court said the Constitution, being the fundamental law of the land,
deserves the utmost respect and obedience of all the citizens of the
nation. "No one can trivialize the Constitution by cavalierly amending
or revising it in blatant violation of the clearly specified modes of
amendment and revision laid down in the Constitution itself," it said.
The Court said that to allow such change in the fundamental law "is to
set adrift the Constitution in unchartered waters, to be tossed and
turned by every dominant political group of the day."
"If this Court allows today a cavalier change in the Constitution
outside the constitutionally prescribed modes, tomorrow the new
dominant political group that comes will demand its own set of changes
in the same cavalier and unconstitutional fashion. A revolving-door
constitution does not augur well for the rule of law in this country."
The Court said "incantations of 'people's voice,' 'people's
sovereign will,' or 'let the people decide' cannot override the
specific modes of changing the Constitution as prescribed in the
Constitution itself." "Otherwise, the Constitution - the people's
fundamental covenant that provides enduring stability to our society
- becomes easily susceptible to manipulative changes by political
groups gathering signatures through false promises. Then, the
Constitution ceases to be the bedrock of the nation's stability," it
added.
Posted on Oct 26, 2006, 11:40 AM from IP address 71.103.119.70
many people in the Philippines are suffering from so many miseries that the government and the powerful land grabbers are putting in the backs of simple and week people of the country.... people must try there best to have a voice and action to stop this frudelent moves that stop the true freedom of this country. The Philippine country is being left behind by there neigboring countries that at first these countries are glorifying Philippines as second great to japan in asia. Mkae the best plans on how to make Philippines great again... stop fighting ,just help each other to build the country again.
Posted on Oct 24, 2006, 2:27 AM from IP address 61.198.143.56
HUWAG MAGPAKATUTA !
(By: dinggol a. divinagracia - October 5, 2006)
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After watching today's TV Replay of MEDIA IN FOCUS, hosted by Che Che Lazaro, the early part of the topic "Huwag Magpakatuta" caught my attention.
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Her guest was the Grand Dame of Philippine Journalism; recipient of several awards--- the latest is the 2006 President Ramon Magsaysay Award for Journalism-- - equivalent to the Nobel Prize this side of the globe. This fearless living icon in the world of journalism is EUGENIA DURAN-APOSTOL- - now 84 years old.
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Ms. Apostol said she resigned from the Catholic Publication where she started her journalistic career and decided to join a non-catholic media group. The reason --- the Archibishop prohibited her to write-up and cover the Russian Ballet Cultural Dance Troupe because readers might be influenced by the "Red" Ideology.
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Eugenia D. Apostol catapulted to fame and proved her mettle, after the assasination of Ninoy Aquino during Martial Law. Ninoy's unprecedented funeral entourage of about two million people barely got media exposure as tv, print and broadcast practitioners cowered in fear. It's like "ang ginamos gin tabunan sang kan-on" or "ang bago-ong tinakpan ng kanin".
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But this woman with balls, --- this "Free Press" advocate --- published in her national issue of Mr & Ms Magazine a 16-page news-- complete with pictorials of the historic event. When asked if she was afraid --- she replied: "We were too busy to be afraid". But admits, they had a clandestine editorial office for eventualities. The rest sabi dah! is history.
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Corollary to this, during the splendor and glory of the great Roman Empire, all roads lead to Rome.
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In recent history many Illustrados and scholars were housed, hosted and co-opted with the "Victors" --the early Colonizers and the Imperialists who came to fulfill our Manifest Destiny. This created a group of historians-- the minions or "tuta" as propagandists with blind loyalty to their former Masters.-- at least for now. The Land of the Rising Sun also almost succeeded to implant their own brand of "our" history for future Filipino generations.
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Ever since,-- these lackeys brain washing materials were adopted in Philippine Educational System, our grade school pupils learned: "I was poorly born on the top of the mountain"; My Nipa Hut is very small and Planting Rice is never fun". The Good Manners and Right Conduct, a seperate Subject in Elementary Classes of the yesteryears was stricken-out in school curriculum. Remember the days we were penalized in school--- paid fines for talking our very own dialect?
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Engrained in the minds of students is a history, of a failed Revolution-- but glamorizing and romanticising exploits of Aguinaldos' Revolucionarios --- or the losers --- While the defeat and documented formal surrender of Spain to the Independent Federal Republic of the Ilonggos in the Visayas, and the heroic saga of the unconquered --- Bangsa Moro Nation in Mindanao are never mentioned in school text books and only relegated to the dustbin of history.
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These people even have the gall to initiate ahead the construction of Magellan shrine to be revered by Filipinos while naming a grouper fish "Lapu-Lapu" -- after the first national hero --- whose statue was erected very much later.
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Presently, most of us still suffer the hang-over of Magellan discovering the "Islas" and W.H.Scott converts insistence of early Malay Datus from Borneo emigration to Panay a hoax--- While ancient Chinese Ming Dynasty Chronicles recorded otherwise and the Society of Saint Pius X District of Asia confirm the settlement of these early Malays from Borneo in far away Maynilad.
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Our own history and the study of archeology and anthropology often were sponsored by Westerners. It is high time we involve ourselves in the study and research of our past.
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Thanks! to the advent of cyberspace communication, format in today's efora via the Internet - be that amateur or professional - in search of our past can be done by all.
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And I despise more of the so called academic elitism- where the oral tales handed down from generations by our "Katigulangans" or the common folks--their languages and practices had to be routed by most academicians. That is not to say they have no merit - But in this case with the search of the real truth about our glorious past and noble heritage-- all of the research can only contribute to the good of all.
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In the meantime, peripheral discoveries will also open up more work and maybe newer disciplines. Meanwhile, let us make them fun and enjoyable.
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"Kabay unta kita tanan magbinuligay sa pagburikat sang kamatuoran sa aton mga nagliligad nga gin likom sang mga traidor nga nag dampig sa mga naglupig sa aton mga katigulangan".
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(Source: INM Banwa_Mo at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Banwa_Mo)
Posted on Oct 23, 2006, 4:39 PM from IP address 68.43.96.121
Hindi pa ba tayo nagsawa sa mga tao na tulad ni jim?
may mga sarling intensyon ang mga yan,gusto na ipakita na lagi silang mataas sa kapwa, politika at panlalamang lang ang nais ng mga taong ganyan, pero may mas malakas na kamay kaysa mga lopez, kung yung mga emperor at mga hari
segundo lang ibagsak sino ba sila sa harap ng manlilikha?
Ipagbabayad rin naman nila ang gawa nila,at sa kamtayan may madadala ba sila sa lahat ng pinagpaguran nila?
Masasaba ba nila kung gaano sila katagal sa mundo?
Bakit hindi sila makapaglakad magisa?
Bakit pati sa pagtulog ay takot sila na baka hindi ba sila magising?
Hindi nila hawak ano man kahit buhay nila madali ring mawawala , pinatatagala lang sila sa mundo hindi para magbago, kundi para lalong mas maging masama,
At si jim ay isa lang tao na walang sariling desposisyon
lalaking kulang ang pagkalalaki, nanggagamit at nagpapagamit.
Yan ang kalakaran sa pinas ngayon, may bago pa ba, kahit dito sa forum, wala naman tayong nakikitang solusyon, tuligsa marami, oo, papuri sa mga gumagawa ng mabuti?madalang lang,
Hindi na dapat bigyan ng pansin ang mga taong tulad ni jim paredes, may sariling mundo yan, tulad ng isang sira,
may buhay sya na kanya lang bahala kayo sa sarili nyo.
Posted on Oct 20, 2006, 4:24 AM from IP address 212.138.64.178
Reference:
To: UPLAWxx@yahoogroups .com
From: alrom@xxx
Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2006 10:15:05 GMT
Subject: [UPLAWxx] Love our Country
Subject: A KOREAN LOVING THE PHILIPPINES please read, he is right
all filipinos... . please read this.......
SUBJECT: KOREAN ESSAY WORTH READING
Please pass it to all Filipinos you know. ........."
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The above-cited Korean Essay has been in circulation in several efora and received a lot of response, both pro and con.
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RE: Short Essay of a Korean telling Filipinos to Love the Philippines; to Love God and neighbors... and Cry due to it's deplorable situation. Then compare the rosy pictures of his/her country with the dark side of ours. With due respect, I have these to say:
1) It reminded me of stories told by elders, that the cruel and brutal "Juez de Cochillo" during WW-II were mostly perpetuated by Korean soldiers enlisted in the imperial Japanese Army. Perhaps, the Japs just acted smartly like Pontious Pilate.
2) Mentioning Germany as their financial saviour, is lacking.. the truth of the matter that as Minions or "Tuta" of the Good Ole USA..their master Uncle Sam deserves the credit for South Koreas fast track economic revival.
Thanks for the concern...anyway.
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"Is the Philippines worth crying for?"
With due respect to others opinion, I vehemently refuse to shed tears and cry like a baby while the malfeasance shed tears of Joy with loud laughters.
As that colorful US General George Patton once said: "You don't win a war by dying for your country but by letting the other S.O.B die for his country."
So I would suggest, we change the last phrase in the Bayang Magiliw from:
"Ang mamatay nang dahil sa iyo" to "Ang pumatay nang dahil sa iyo" as what the S.O.B.'s deserve.
THINK POSITIVE!... that's the only way to survive in this cruel world.
As to the kind responders and the not too kind...please answer this question:
WHERE DO YOU BELONG ?
The Filipinos of today, wherever they may be, belong to these political spectrum:
1) The Sige lang...
2) The Walang Paki???
3) The Tama na!!!
I - "THE SIGE LANG.."
A- The first group are those; who at all cost shall do anything and everything to preserve the status quo. With rampant graft and corruption in all levels of government, they never had it sooooo good!
1) The oligarchy: the modern day illustrados, more often than not also controls the political landscape in their respective fiefdom. It is common knowledge that these few big landlords circumvented the laws at the expense of the many poor farmers; deprived of their land, life and dignity due to legal maneuvers, just so these vultures of society could expand their "Emperium Negosiurum".
2) The Nouveau Riche: Mostly high ranking government officials who provided for their future during the heydays of martial law and the present day smart (illegal) operators with right connect. See their big businesses and palatial homes, yes with an "s" in exclusive enclaves around the country, even abroad.
3) The Political Dynasties: The "Pseudo Royalties". The father is "King Congressman" the mother "Queen Governor", the son "Prince Mayor" the sons wife, "Princess Board Member" the other son "Duke Councilor" etc., etc. etc. and their constituents pobresitos and pobresitas.
4) The Traditional Politicians: These "trapos" believe in the dictum "sometimes you win; sometimes you loss". Behind the political cloud the sun also rises. The political merry-go-round spins like the windmill of their mind never ending, no beginning. But the perpetual poverty of their constituents remain.
It is regretable, indeed, that even idealistic officers of the law, those who have steadfastly avoided the "ogres" that had swallowed Filipino society; sometimes had no choice but to follow the whims and caprices of the afore-mentioned group against the "taong bayan" because of their sworn duties. While those brute "Moonlighters" always serve their masters blindly.
B- The second group are what we call: the "Innocent Bystanders" These people are still hoping against hope for a miracle of a clean, honest and orderly election to come. POR DIOS POR SANTOS!! ANO BA KAYO! With the present maladies that afflicts our nation, the systematic vote buying at iba pa! When will you realize its futility? That's what we call "Suntok sa buwan, jab sa langit" or in latingo lingo (latin-ilonggo) , "Asalom Tubolum".
II- "THE WALANG PAKI??"
This group, I hope does not comprise the majority of our "kababayan" who see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. They are comfortably contented, mindless of the apathy and injustice around them and prefer to play stupidly safe. Bahala na! Their favorite song "Que sera, sera" Whatever will be will be. The truth of the matter they are the cowards of the country. The hotest spot in hell is reserve for this kind of people with no conviction.
III- "THE TAMA NA!!!"
A- The first group comprises the young and the young once from all sectors of Filipino society including advantaged Filipino expatriates with patriotic fervor, who silently shed their blood, sweat and tears to keep Philippine economy afloat. This group are feed-up and wanted a change by whatever means as long as for the betterment of the Filipino People.
B- The second group are the armed elements in the Philippines:
1) The Military Reformist: While some who have tasted power during the martial law era wanted "the return of the comeback!" sabi da..to sing "Happy days are here again" there are still others who are seriously taking things with noble purpose. If we could blend the vim, vigor and vitality of these idealistic young officers in active duty with the experience and wisdom of likewise, idealistic retired officers who had tried hard but nonetheless failed to cure the "Cancer of Filipino Society" what a relief it would be.
2) The NDF-CPP-NPA: The seemingly never ending struggle for national democracy of our brothers from the left shall only be supported by majority of their kababayans if and when they abruptly renownce the 'Godless Foreign Ideology", that is gradually fading in the global scene.
In short: NDF, maybe! - NPA, maybe! - but CPP, a "BIG NO!!" NEVER! The question: why wage war with the lowly soldiers and policemen just doing their duties?? Why not with the "ogres" themselves?? I wonder why? I really wonder why?..
Instead of fighting each other, since they share common objective: to defeat the "ogres" and reform society, why not do your patriotic duty and offer these few "Incorrigibles" in the altar of righteousness. It would be hypocritical to say you do not know these people, as we're sure you do. To sacrifice simultaneously 5 or 10 in every Region is relatively very low compared to the millions of Filipinos who shall be benefited. And more importantly, the impact to discipline the whole Filipino Nation.
Yes, mga kababayan "Discipline is the name of the game" and very soon! or forever perish as a people.
The nation was hostage by the elite who can afford millions to run for government office,the recent news of
green card holders being in government office again proves that the electorate is illiterate on what their obligations and right was,surely the electorate must be
in complete vigilance inorder for order to be achieved,
the law enforcement agencies are culprit, the teachers
the election body and most of all, the electorate themselves,the ABB was an arm but looking at their way they can be good even better, if not politics sets into their ranks.
The creation of namfrel is audacity in all its poorest form,an abuse of a dead human being using him to achieve a
goaless goal,
If the community will not change the nation will remain the same,the eqaution of state will be in complete
equilibrium that suffering will sets in not for the elite but for the poor, a unified balancing party in votes must be establish to guard the ballots from batanes to jolo.
and make sure that not vote buying but voting will be
in the electorates mind.
Posted on Oct 23, 2006, 12:02 PM from IP address 212.138.64.173
Why do students cheat? Students could stay forever on an activity they are so interested but come the time to be tested for learning, they opt for an easy way to get something they do not deserve.
Is it a matter of culture? Only people in some regions of the country have resorted to cheating. I would like to make this known by the world in order that other countries will select professionals from the Philippines coming from places where the value system is honesty. What would happen if a nurse cheat on your medicine and dosage? Cheating at universities in Manila is rampant, even in so-called elite schools.
Is cheating a sign of low IQ? Good students never cheat. In some countries in Southeast Asia where admission to universities is very tight, you could seldom hear about cheating at exams.
Posted on Oct 11, 2006, 8:36 PM from IP address 203.131.139.86
kung kailan nakaupo na saka natin malalaman na ang ibinoto ay isang banyaga pala?
matapos kunin ang yaman ng bayan saka natin nakita ang lahat?
tama ba ito?asan ang isip natin?an puso para sa bayan
hindi na yata tama na yan? ano na ang nangyayari sa bayan? bakit hindi na lang si saddam hussein ang gawin nating presidente?
yan ang katotohanan na ang comelec at ang sambayanan na
bumuboto ay corrupt, iisa na nga lang ibebenta pa natin? asan ang dangal natin?
hindi ba natin nakikita na ang politika ay isa sa dahilan kaya naghihirap ang bayan, ang isang boto ay napakahalaga dapat gamitin na sa tama.
ngayon, tignan mo ang mga anak, di ba mga congressman
sa bayan nila? bakit hindi nila kayang umalis sa pulitika?bakit kailangan lagi silang malakas?hindi nyo ba nakikita na sila ay may personal na pinproteksyunan, simple lang yan,sila lang ba ang kayang magsilbi sa bayan?marami naman mas magaling, pero gagawin nila lahat para lang magawa ang nais,
yan ang totoo, ;lahat sila ay may ilegal na hawak na nangangailangan ng proteksyun, yun lang yun, inutil ang kapulisan ang batas ay may piring, sa timbangan pera at baril laban sa mahirap na lalaban sa kanila,
asan na ang ABB? ang nagsasabi na balancing effect sila nabili na rin? yan ang pinoy, magaling lang sa una at pagkukunwari pero sa totoong laban at pagtatanggol sa katotohanan, inutil at lumpo,
american citizen sila?kasalanan natin.
Posted on Oct 20, 2006, 6:45 AM from IP address 212.138.64.172
Madalas sa mga nagsusulat at sumasali sa mga forums ay nakakalimot sa isang magandang gamit ng forum and editorials,dito kahit basahin natin madalas, pagpuna at tuligsa.
Bihira naman tayo makakita ng pagpupuri, bakit hindi natin baligtarin, puri naman ang bitiwan natin sa mga tao na gumagawa ng mabuti,mas nabibigyan natin ng pansisn ang mga gumagawa ng masama kaysa mga gumagawa ng mabuti.
HIndi natin dapat sila kalimutan, kakaunti na lang sila at masisisi pa ba natin na hindi natin sila napasalamatan, at hindi natin naipakita na meron pang tulad nila na dapat tularan, tuloy nakikita ang mga masasama at napupuna ng mga bata na pwede palang gawin ang kasamaan at maging matagumpay.
Marahil noong nagaaral kayo ng journalism, naituro rin sa inyo na magagamit nyo ito para sumalat tungkol sa mga mabubuti at para hindi isensetionalized lahat para lang makilala?
Bakit noon, may writers na rin pero nakikilala naman sila kahit ano ang style ng pagsulat nila at para hindi sila maging critical sa lahat?
Gamitin natin sana ang isang pagsulat para naman mapasalamatan ang mga gumagawa ng mabuti at para naman pamarisan sila, at sa kanila maisisp naman nila na may nagpapasalamat pa pala sa kanila at nakikita ang mabuti nilang gawa,
Posted on Oct 20, 2006, 4:11 AM from IP address 212.138.64.178
BAKIT BAH WALANG KUMAUSAP SA AKIN DITO SA
PUTANG-INANG FORUM NA 'TO!? PINAGPAPALITAN
KO NA NGA ANG MGA IP ADD KONG GINAGAMIT PARA
IBA-IBA ANG ALYAS KO PERO WALA PA RING
PUMAPANSIN SA AKIN!!! Oo INAAMIN KO NA KSP
AKO AT BADING DIN NA TULAD NYO!!! PLS. LANG
MGA ATCHENG SPEAK TO ME, PARA NAMAN HINDI
AKO PARATING NAGMU-MUKHANG TANGA DITO! OKAY!?
BABAYOU....!!!!
Posted on Oct 15, 2006, 3:29 PM from IP address 71.156.50.210
4 sure u gAys just did some 69 & lick each
others balls w/ ur tongues(recently)huh!?
otherwise, atcheng(red angel) won't be
ass kissing & lick ur butthole
(like u do 2 him) right now huh!?
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
ba't 'di ka na rin magsumbong sa tatay
at nanay mong parehong kupaling supot
na mga bading para makapag orgy kayo!?
NYAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAH!!!
sali ako pag nag-69 at 96 kayo huh!? lol!
cguradong sasabog ang tae nyo sa sarap pag
kinantot ko ang mga butas ng puwet ninyo!!!!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
PUTANG-INA-NYO!!! MGA GAGO!!!
NYAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAH!!!
GOODBYE LOSERS!!!
SIGNING OUT 4 GOOD, this is
"JP" - Jakolita Pukekang
(Reyna ng mga dalagang taring)
OVER & OUT........................
Posted on Oct 20, 2006, 12:35 AM from IP address 71.156.58.183
Nag-punta sa Australia ang taong ito di pa? Mukhang na awa ang TFC sa kanya.Binigyan siya ng break para makaroon ng trabaho. nakakaawa eh. Ulit ulit ay huwag ka ng magdayo sa labas ng pilipinas...
Posted on Oct 19, 2006, 11:24 PM from IP address 207.200.116.70
SA HALIP NA SIYA AY ITUMBA, BAKA MAG DEKLARA PA NG MARTIAL LAW SI GMA.
by Jordan Pinoy (no login)
Hindi kayang itumba ng militar si Ate Glo sapagka't buhay na buhay pa sina Angelo Reyes at Fidel Ramos, silang dalawa ang nagputong ng korona sa kanya sa EDSA. Gaya ng sabi ng tutang Ermita, hindi mangyayari sa Pinas ang nangyari sa Thailand. Tama naman siya dahil pare pareho silang kurap.
Kita mo, nagbakasyon ka ng sampung araw may nangyari ba? Katunayan wala man lamang isang balita tungkol sa mga nagawa mo noong nasa Cuba at Hawaii ka?
JP
Posted on Sep 20, 2006, 8:20 AM from IP address 62.7.244.103
Palace hints at martial law imposition if events follow Marcos’ declaration
by Philippine Reader (no login)
One official said "We wish the conditions that led to the declaration of martial law in 1972 will not reappear so that it will not necessitate such drastic measure."
Despite all the wishful thinking, the fact still remains that it was the military and police who plotted all the violent incidents that led to the declaration. In other words, the operative word of the day is not stability but destabilization as the pretext.
Posted on Sep 20, 2006, 8:32 AM from IP address 67.101.103.35
A REJOINDER:
The Ilonggo "Nation" Movement
(by: dinggol a. divinagracia)
GREETINGS!!!
At the risk of being called impertinent by our "kasimanwas" and misunderstood by the "kababayans"; the "Ilonggo Nation Movement" never intended nor entertained the idea of secession.
We envision a free and democratic society of a united Philippines, "The League of Filipino Nations" led by men and women of integrity and competence; idealistic and strong-willed; under any form of government acceptable to its citizens and composed of political and geographical set-up, viz:
I - MINDANAO
a) THE BANGSA MORO NATION; of our Muslim brothers exist because it is a "force to reckon with". United and determined to preserve their cultural and religious patrimony. The BANGSA MORO NATION must not be led by the "has beens" but by modern day "Salahdins".
b) THE CHRISTIAN MINDANAO NATION; "Land of Promise" aspiration that inspired the early settlers; the brave and adventurous ancestors of Christians in the south."TraPos" should never interfere in its leadership.
c) OTHERS, shall fall within respective jurisdiction of the above.
II- VISAYAS
a) THE ILONGGO NATION of Western Visayas; The Land where time began; the birth of the "Malayan Filipino" race. The cradle of ancient Filipino civilization.
b) THE CENTRAL VISAYAN NATION; Home of heroes; the brave "Lapu Lapu" and courageous "Dagohoy". With Cebu, as the "Seat of Central Government" for practical reasons and strategic location.
c) THE WARAY-WARAY NATION of Eastern Visayas; Battle-scarred history of daring people fighting unsurmountable odds against foreign aggressions, never ending social injustice and constant furies of nature.
III- LUZON
a) THE METRO MANILA(and its environs)as ONE NATION; with its seemingly uncontrollable Metropolis problems, might be decongested giving residents ample breathing spaces. Tondo, birthplace of the "Great Plebeian" Andres Bonifacio, a true National Hero. Awaiting another of his kind, but a little more alert on political "in-fighting".
b) THE CORDILLERA NATION; An autonomous region; now known as C.A.R. These undefeated highlanders of the north won their battles against outside intrusions and foreign subjugation. Thereby, preserving their identity as a people.
c) THE ILOKANO NATION; The frugal, industrious and indigenious people of Ilocandia, produced the likes of Diego and Gabriela Silang and other noble heroes. Contributed two of their illustrious sons to the presidency; Elpidio Quirino and Ferdinand Marcos. (We respect both who are departed)
d) THE CAGAYAN"VALLEY"NATION; We Salute! the good people of Isabela Province for their victory in the last Election. They proved that well-entrenched Political Dynasties, notwithstanding their three "G's" and political machineries could be defeated by a physically handicapped (polio stricken) but mentally competent young lady. With unity and determination change is possible.
May your tribe increase! and may your triumph set a precedent in many parts of the archipelago that are still under the strangelehold of conscienceless political dynasties.
e) THE CENTRAL LUZON NATION; Vast wealth concentrated to the elite-in-power who circumvented the laws to protect their vested interests. Hotbed of perennial agrarian conflicts caused by greed of the few at the expense of the many; the poor, suffering and landless farmers (deprived of their lands and dignity due to legal maneuvers). Desperate "Masa" willing to "kapit sa patalim" even to a Godless ideology just to breath a temporary sigh of relief.
From Tarlac, first woman president Corazon C. Aquino led a relatively bloodless EDSA-I revolt that created a new phrase in global dictionary; the famous "PEOPLE'S POWER REVOLUTION", emulated worldwide by freedom loving people under the yoke of tyrants. Sad to say, however, the famous event was followed by the infamous "Shame-and-Scandal-in-the-Family" because of the blatant anomalies of the "Kamag Anak, Incorporated" and amorous misadventures of some family members.
Pampanga produced "Father; Daughter" presidents.Nationalistic Diosdado Macapagal, poor boy from Lubao, became 9th President. During his term Philippines rank second among the economic giants of South East Asia. He revived "Philippine Independence Day" celebration to its proper date, 12th of June. President Diosdado Macapagal, is assured a revered page in Philippine history.
Incumbent President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, Economist; trying hard to up-lift second to lowest economic rank of the country. Presently parrying inside the political boxing arena: the"Right hook" of the Rightist; the "Left hook" of the Leftist; the "Upper cut" of some Clergies; the "Lower cut" of the Estrada fans; the "Jab" of the jobless and "Straight punch" of Political Opposition and "TraPos". She is eagerly waiting to be saved by the bell by dancing the Cha-Cha. Otherwise, she might end-up in "TKO".
f) THE SOUTHERN TAGALOG NATION; To include both CALABARZON and (MIMAROPA-?). The first "Tagalog Nation" came into being when the group of Datu Puti settled the fertile banks of Batangas river(ilog). He left Panay Island to be ruled by Datu: Paiburong, Bangkaya and Sumakwel. Datu Puti, a Shri- Vijaya Sultanate Minister of Bornay (Borneo) went home to face uncertain fate.
Left behind to explore Luzon and the remaing islands were the six bornean tribes of Datu Dumansil,Dumalugdog, Balkasusa, Paduhinog, Balinsusa, and Lubay. Many great Filipino Patriots and Heroes descended from these equally great ancestors. Among them, Dr. Jose P. Rizal considered "The Pride of the Malayan Race"
g) THE BICOL NATION; Also suffered and sacrificed in the fight for freedom and democracy. Katipunan leaders Domingo Abella of Camarines Sur and Simon A. Ola of Albay, fought the foreign invaders. Simon Ola, last revolutionary leader to surrender to the Americans on September 5,1903. This is being disputed by Batanguenos who insist on Gen. Miguel Malvar.(Our opinion; both are correct; Ola-the Leader and Malvar-the General).
Bicolanos also honor the memories of anti-martial law martyrs of Camarines Sur; The young Jallores brothers, and many others. But most of all, Dr. Juan B. Escandor, cancer specialist of Sorsogon who died under mysterious circumstances on March 31, 1983.
We wish to share to our readers the homily delivered by Msgr. Angel Dy of the Sorsogon Diocese during the memorial services:
"FRIENDS, We honor the memory of Dr. Juan Barrameda Escandor, Johnny to others, Jerry to his friends. After years of painful effort, the reality of a "good life" was for him near at hand. Yet he chose to serve the toiling masses for he could not bear to enjoy life while his brothers cry in despair. He, like a thousand others, have been sacrificed in the altar of some men's ambitions. These merit the respect of the Filipino People. For even in the face of extreme provocation, monetary enticements, a seat in power, they remained true to their principles. They offered their lives, unbowed even in torture, a witness to the greatness of the human spirit".
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Source: INM Banwa_Mo at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Banwa_Mo
Website at: www.ilonggo-nation.8k.com
Posted on Oct 19, 2006, 9:58 PM from IP address 68.43.96.121
ANG MGA KALIWAT NI “DATU PUTI"
(ni: dinggol a. divinagracia)
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Sadto nga mga panahon, sang ang “Aninipay” ukon Isla sang Panay nabahin na sa mga tribu sa pag pamuno nanday Datu Bangkaya ang Akean” (Aklan & Capiz); Datu Paiburong ang “Irong-Irong” (Iloilo) kag sa kay Datu Sumakwel naman ang “Hamtik” (Antique); ang tribu iya ni Datu Puti kag sang iban pa, nag pasad puluy-an sa “Araut” (Dumangas) malapit sa pampang sang suba nga indi man malayo sa dagat nga naga atubang sa Isla sang “Himal-os” (Guimaras).
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Nag ligad ang mga tinuig, ang apo ni Datu Puti ang ngalan Raja-Mun upod ang iya sakop nag balhin sa lugar nga madamo ang tanum nga putat kag ila gin hingadlan “Kaputatan” (Pototan). Apang ang iya guid suod nga bugto ngalan si Raja-il nag pabilin sa “Araut” (Dumangas) sang ang mal-am nga Apoy kag anum ka Datu upod iban nga sakop liwan nga nag bugsay sang ila mga “Balanghai” padulong sa “Selorang Lusong” (Luzon) kag sila naka abot sa pampang sang daku nga suba didto sa “Taal” (Batangas).
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After partitioning "Aninipay" or the Island of Panay which they called "Madya-as" or Paradise, among the tribes under Datu Bangkaya, Paiburong and Sumakwel--- the exit point of Datu Puti and the remaining tribes after deciding to sail farther north towards Luzon was the Malay settlement at the banks of Araut (Dumangas) River.
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While some of his kinsmen accompanied him, others opted to remain in Araut... finding the place rich .. fertile soil and with abundance in marine products. Years later, one of his Malay grandson Raja-Mun, (Datu Ramon-evidently a convert) left Dumangas together with his family and settled in "Kaputatan" what is now the Town of Pototan in Iloilo. While his closest brother Raja-il and others stayed behind.
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Historians believe that the present Batanguenos are also descendants of Datu Puti and the other Bornean Datu who later left the Island of Panay and set up the first Malay settlement at the mouth of Taal (Batangas) River.
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In the year 1570, Kapitan Juan de Salcedo -- grandson of the "El Adelantado" Don Miguel Lopez de Legaspi, as second in command to Spanish Conquistador Martin de Goiti, together...explored the coast of Batangas on their way to "Maynilad" and came upon the Malay settlement at the mouth of the Taal River and in 1572, the town of Taal in Batangas was founded.
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Undoubtedly, before Datu Puti -- the Shri-Vijaya Sultanate Minister went back to Bornay (Borneo) to face uncertain fate, his seeds were planted along the banks of Araut (Dumangas) River in Iloilo; Taal (Batangas) River in Southern Luzon and the most logical route back to Bornay.... via the Tausog Region where early Malay settlements were established in Mindanao.
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Therefore, the Ilonggos, Batanguenos and Tausogs have direct bloodline from Datu Puti. And that was long before the Portuguese Ferdinand Magellan and the Spanish Conquistadores Don Miguel Lopez de Legaspi, his grandson Kapitan Juan de Salcedo and Martin de Goiti came into the picture.
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Here's excerpt from article; A Rejoinder: The Ilonggo Nation Movement "League of Filipino Nations" at: www.ilonggo-nation.8k.com
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“. . . f) THE SOUTHERN TAGALOG NATION; To include both CALABARZON and MIMAROPA? -The first "Tagalog Nation" came into being when the group of Datu Puti settled the fertile banks of Batangas river (ilog). He left Panay Island to be ruled by Datu: Paiburong, Bangkaya and Sumakwel. Datu Puti, a Shri- Vijaya Sultanate Minister of Bornay (Borneo) went home to face uncertain fate.
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Left behind to explore Luzon and the remaing islands were the six bornean tribes of Datu Dumansil, Dumalugdog, Balkasusa, Paduhinog, Balinsusa, and Lubay. Many great Filipino Patriots and Heroes descended from these equally great ancestors. Among them, Dr. Jose P. Rizal considered "The Pride of the Malayan Race" . . . .”
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Source: INM Banwa_Mo at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Banwa_Mo
Website at: www.ilonggo-nation.8k.com
Posted on Oct 19, 2006, 9:35 PM from IP address 68.43.96.121
And for a very good reason, guys like Joe de Venecia, Fidel Ramos and Gloria Macapagal can only win in the election by cheating.
Well at least he's admitting to the people that overseas workers are not represented in their own government which is far from what the current crop of leaders are claiming as a democracy.
Posted on Oct 3, 2006, 5:15 PM from IP address 67.101.103.170
Kuro kuro mat katotohanan lahat magaganda rin naman
dito sa forum mababasa mo naman lahat dapat pagbigyan
aminin man o hindi matatalino kayo at kapuri puri
isa lang ang tanong ano ang gagawin para kahirapay
mapawi
may nagsabi cha cha,ntural ayaw ng iba
may nagsabi,kurakot sya,hindi naman sabi nila
sinungaling si bolante,
pangalan pa lang bola na ang ante
doj daw ay kasali,donj pala dati
department of justice noon
department of injustice ngayon
sinalihan pa ni bolante
media ay kakampi
kawang nicole
ikaw pala ay lalaki
pasalamat ka nicole dangal mo nawala
dinaan ka sa dahas kaya ikaw ay napawara
di tulad ng iba hindi na dadahasin pa
umpisa pa lang nakahiga na
mas tao ka nicole kasi pinuwersa ka
iba ay di na kailangang pwersahin pa
bigyan mo lang ng fake na visa
umaga na nakabukaka pa
sampung konstitusyon man ang ilagay
sa paghihirap walang kaagapay
papel nang konstitusyon
pambalot lang sa tinapay
kahit martial law may kokontra dito
kahit reconciliation nyo
mabuti pa maggantsilyo
tiger cub daw kuno
bungal palang pato
buong pilipinas
gusto pang ibenta nyo
nandyan si gloria
sya ay ekonomista
si clinton kaklase pala
sya ang nakaupo
lahat gustong umupo
wala na bang gustong tumayo
para kwarto ay di mapuno
kahit sinong ilagay
laging maykokontra
kahit si lucifer pa
sya man ay maloloka
mabuti pasiguro kung
isa sa inyo maging pangulo
o mabuti pa siguro
lahat na lang tayo ay pangulo
sinoman nakaupo,
suportahan na natin
magnanakaw mang pari
suportahan pa rin
ano pang magagawa natin
sila ang hari
utos nila ay di mababali
kasi sila may baril na di bali
sino pa ang ilalagay nyo?
bukas kokontra rin kayo
mabuti pa si yoyoy
ang iboto,magexercise na lang tayo
Posted on Sep 19, 2006, 11:57 AM from IP address 212.116.220.3
Masama bang humiling ng pagbabago? Nakakita ka na nga ng baluktot, di mo pa itutuwid?
Kung di ka maniniwala sa pagbabao o sa kapsidad nating magbago, lahat ng buwaya sa bansa natin ay pinapanalo mo na. E ano kung dinaya tayo nung 2004. PAhirap na ng pahirap mandaya ngayon. Huli na si Lola. Muntik na ngang maitumba. Subukan pa at ipilit ang kanyang karahasan, aalsa at aalsa din ang mamamayan. Nguni't kung di tayo magkakaisa para sa pagbabago, tayo rin ang may kasalanan kung ang kasamaan ay manalo. Ang tawag sa mga tumatahimik or mga "cynical" na tao ay "co-conspirators" sa pag gahasa ng bayan natin.
Posted on Sep 25, 2006, 12:51 AM from IP address 24.23.255.184
Senate investigative power being threatened by the Supreme Court
by Amboy (no login)
The recent action of the SC to interfere with the arrest warrants issued by the Senate to the PCGG chief is a clear indication that it is now working for the person who issued the executive order prohibiting government officials from attending the senate investigations.
Maybe it's time that the Senate started recruiting its own army since its role as a co-equal branch of the government is now being threatened.
Amboy
Posted on Sep 14, 2006, 7:05 AM from IP address 12.175.230.55
First of all lets define both parties, senate is a legislative body,laws and policies are their main agenda
Issuing a warrant defines them more of a law enforcement arm,let me make my self clear, any over reaction will result in an equal and opposite over reaction thus confusion will set in,
The senate can request a law enforcement arm if anyone defies an inquiry,perhaps even an official invitation to an inquiry,
Over politicizing makes the devil himself shiver to the bone, because satan is not a politician .
This hula boolah is not and will not serve the very nation we are protecting,tax and all that jazz are being used only to ruin the nation itself, it is ironic that a once considered potential rich nation like ours are deluded in too much politics and perhaps forgotten the reality that they must serve those who are tax paying community,after all those pig barrel were taken from peoples labor.
All this are about money? The greedy nevers stops his greed, thats the reality,but acceptance and contentment is the very secret of anyones success.
Look out from your luxury cars, have you noticed common men trying to make a living, and they will say that they are doing all these for them? Thats rubbish, wether all these involved in this immoral actions say so, they dont meant so,Is it better to abolish all them?Is it ok for us
to lessen the expenses and be routed to better projects?
Or is it better for them to accept the very reality that all they will take with them to their graves are nothing?
You judge, and my judgement is severe.i decline
Posted on Sep 14, 2006, 9:20 AM from IP address 62.3.32.53
I honestly dont get your point. Seriously. Are you saying we ought to abolish the Senate and channel funding to "better projects?" Honey, the Senate isnt a project, unless you consider democracy as a continuing one. The Senate is one arm of a body that provides continuing legislation. Legislation is continuous because our needs change. As do our values.
But its role is clear. A dual body provides local and national perspectives on legislation that must necessarily be made applicable to the nation. It questions the executive's use of the rules and laws laid down by legislature, as to whether such execution complies with legislative intent. It responds when execution fails. By doing so, it balances the power of the executive, and together with the judiciary, it addresses gaps in the law.
Posted on Sep 14, 2006, 9:28 AM from IP address 24.23.255.184
I once heard a great man, " the world will be better lead only by one man "
In my expirience living in my very own country,comparing
the very nature of many politicians that presently rules,
none can be as distinguished as Marcos,none had been so rotten as what is happening now,then, all you will see from the media coverage are good,yes it is hidden but it serves its very purpose,there are corruption, but there were finished products or projects,and 20 year or more of rule, uplift the image of the our nation,the first thing he did
was abolished both senate and congress, splendid,no more political theater, what is democracy? if those who are supposed to bear it, abused it by themselves?What is a government if they cannot serve the very purpose of what you call democracy? What is election if those who can buy votes will win?are they not going to take it back?this is
complete money making scheme, and who are in the receiving end? Poor like me,not you,not them who are well connected,How much is the senate expenses yearly including their pig barrel?Does it serve its very purpose or does it serve them more?
You see by abolishing both legislative body,it saves our coffers more, thus funds can be channeled to better
projects, as it dictates, i want my son to be a congressman then i will be rich up to the neck.
Reality speaks outside congress and senate, it speaks
in divisoria, in tramo at any area were suffering is present, it doesnt speak in corinthian garden or in dasma,
after all they own mansions on those places,
What would you feel if your son or daughter was shot by one of senator or congresman's son?They are powerful as you, as rich as you and yet you cant serve justice to your self?
Will it serves justice to less fortunate ?,it is not proper for the senate to react that way, law making and law enforcement are two different fields, so it will be better for our fat senators to let the PNP do their stuff, not them issuing a warrant of arrest,all they have to do is form laws and let SC implement it, if it is a violation, then issuance of warrant will be done by SC, thats the biggest problem if you have celebrities as senators, actors and actresses, they will think it is a senakulo they are making,but it is not,
If Saddam is a filipino, they will be shot with their hands tied behind thier back,WIll it be good, i think so, do you think so?
Posted on Sep 14, 2006, 10:36 AM from IP address 62.3.32.53
As you can see, some are craving for the return of dictatorship.
by Amboy (no login)
Democracy can only survive when the proper checks and balances are in place, the dissolution of the legislative and the subjugation of the judiciary were the primary ingredients for the establishment of dictatorial rule in the Philippines which lasted for 20 years of stagnant growth and moral decay. I wish there were more Pilipinos like you who understand the gravity of our situation.
Did we learn from our mistakes or not? I don't think so, at least not the majority of the population.
Amboy
Posted on Sep 14, 2006, 10:48 AM from IP address 67.101.103.35
Given the comparison? of course, have you been dictated
by that era? have you been eating free nutri bun and milk in you school?
ahh, yes Lrt was a ninoy project,opps cory or ramos,ahh
MRT was theirs ok only a marcos engineer who draws it accepted oh PICC,oh The great casino, opps that was theirs
sorry i was misinformed, well no one dictates me then,
now there is, this is not dictator ship it was abs cbn era now so be it,make it a daily show, rotten philippines
good tittle huh?
see, i told you iam with you
Posted on Sep 14, 2006, 11:03 AM from IP address 62.3.32.53
Are we all Filipinos, or are you referring to aliens living in the Philippines? And what happened to the rest of the country, it seems you can only focus on the city of Manila? Do you remember Mindanao and the Jabidah massacre, or maybe you forgot how many soldiers and civilians died there during the dictatorial rule? Or how about the Lapiang Malaya massacre in Pasay City? Or how about the thousands of victims of human rights violations?
Amboy
Posted on Sep 14, 2006, 11:29 AM from IP address 67.101.103.35
Iam a soldier myself, 765243, thats my serial number,you
can check it out if you want, call HPN, ok too much politics, ruined most countries we know, look at Mao,looj at Saudi, look at Vietnam and many more,look what Chang had done in taiwan, iron fist my brother,
See TFC all you will see are more on suffering, the worst is being given more time than the better,yous see and
compare those media before and now, all you will see then are good things by filipinos,the morale is high outside our very own country,look what Enrlie said, if only i know
that this will be like these, i should have not join Eddie, because this is a theatrical by politicians, ok ask
bong or jinngoy or kiko, where in the world you see a senator eating oeanuts inside the senate, god he is balancing his shabu effects by chewing peanuts.
Now you think this will stand if marcos is alive?
Dont think so.
Posted on Sep 15, 2006, 3:59 AM from IP address 62.3.32.53
Paano ba na-corrupt ang militar at pulis, hindi ba dahil sa kanya? Wala ka nang ginawa kundi purihin ang isang diktador. Pare-pareho lang kayo ni Fabian Ver at Angelo Reyes.
Hindi mo na maibabalik ang patay kaya mabuti pa harapin mo na lamang ang kasalukuyang problema natin at kalimutan mo na yang yumao mong amo.
JP
Posted on Sep 15, 2006, 7:30 AM from IP address 211.180.116.205
so, ano ngayon kung baklita akoh?
hah? may phobia ka sa bading anoh?
hindi moh mah take?
swanget!
tse!
pwe!
makalayas na nga from here
baka tumubo pa ang balbon koh!
mukhang kupal at tarugo ka naman eh
so what kung dream koh ang magka kepyas?
so what kung inutil akoh?
pwe!
JP
Posted on Sep 16, 2006, 2:45 PM from IP address 218.149.72.88
ANG BADING
MASARAP KUMAIN NG NOTA KUNG ITO'Y MALAKI AT MALASA PERO BAKIT BA GANYAN ANG TAO?MAHILIG SA TUKSO KAYA'T PARATING NAKATULO ANG LAWAY SA SUSO.MASARAP ANG LALAKI KUNG ANG ARI NIYA AY MALAKI AT WALANG STD NA KATULAD NI BOSING JOEY...
Posted on Sep 16, 2006, 10:37 PM from IP address 203.87.202.150
...'wag nyo ng patulan yang si migrante,
supot kasi 'yan at kaya nangangamoy kupal
sya dahil nanay at tatay nyan parehong bakla.
nung nagpuwitan sila, nabuo yan sa kupal at
lumabas sa puwet na parang tae na nilalangaw
sa antot! kaya ayan... gago na, tanga pa!
'di nya kse naamoy ang baho ng style nya...
PWE!!! palagay ko 'di tigyawat ang nasa mukha
nya kundi kupal na may nana at ngipin nyan
naninilaw na sa tamod dahil sa kasusupsop ng
uten ng lelong nyang panot!!
let's crucify the son-of-a-bading!!! lol!
Nyahahahahahahahhaah!!!
bading din kse yan kaya galit sa kapwa....
bwahahahahahahahahaahaha!!!!
Posted on Sep 18, 2006, 7:55 AM from IP address 75.4.2.216
NA INGGIT KA NAMAN. ANG DAMI MONG SATSAT, BADING KA NGA.
by MIGRANTE AKO (no login)
NAKAKAHIYA KA! PORKE GA-UOD LANG ANG UTEN MO NAGPAKABADING KA NA!
ANG DAMI MONG SATSAT DAHIL WALA KA LANG TALAGANG MAIBUGA.
HE HE HE HE HE HE
SIGE PARA HINDI KA MAINGGIT DAHIL WALA KANG FANS NA GAYA KO TUTLUNGAN KITA.
MGA KABABAYAN! ITINATANGHAL PO NATIN
WALANG IBA! ANG LAOS NA KAHIT HINDI PA SUMISIKAT
SI JORDAN PINOY ANG KALBONG BADING !
HEHEHEHEHEHE!
O ANO? TATAHAN KA NA SA MARAMI MONG IYAK AT SATSAT?
Posted on Sep 18, 2006, 12:13 PM from IP address 203.28.159.170
napaka BOPOL mo naman talaga,
i-umpog mo kaya yang ulo mo sa pader
para matauhan kang hindot na kupal ka!
HOY INUTIL na SUPOT, UTAK BIA ka pala
sa kabobohan mo!
na-UULOL ka na bah!? sana nga...
belat....buti nga!!
NYAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
PUTANG-INA-MO! BOBO!
wala ka naman palang ibubuga humihirit ka pa!!!
gusto mo pupuwitan na lang kita para manahimik ka na!?
cgurado sabog ang tae mo sa sarap! lol!
at ipasusupsop ko din sa iyo itong uten ko
para mangalay yang panga mo!
PWE! TANGA!!! KUPAL KA!
BUWAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Posted on Sep 20, 2006, 1:38 AM from IP address 75.4.2.216
anyway.......
admit it, you're scared & stupid like an idiot!!!
and don't have a life like a moron.
ask yourself the truth, don't cry,
and stop jacking off some other guys dick!
just finger your butthole for yoursake!
then smell how really stinky you are!
get a life...
a REAL life, & not here in your
own freakin' cyber world!
there are gays who are real people out
here like you in this real world who will
**** your ass & suck your dick off!
ANONG SCARED AND STUPID ANG PINAGSASABI MO?
MAY NAGSABI BANG SI JODRAN PINOY KA? HA? BOBO! SA UMPISA PA LANG HALATANG NANGONGOPYA KA LANG NG MGA PANGALAN NAMIN DITO DAHIL KATULAD NGA NG ISA SA MGA MARAMING SINABI KONG TAMA AY WALA KANG ORIGINALITY UGOK!
ANG DAMI MONG SATSAT DAHIL KULANG KA SA UTAK PARA MAKAHIRIT NG TAMA! SA DINAMI-DAMI NG LUMABAS SA KEPYAS MONG BUNGANGA NI ISANG TAMA WALA KANG BINUGA! ULOL!
ANO? APEKTADO KA ANO? KAYA HINDI KA MAKALAYO!
KAHIT SA HALAKHAK WALA KA RING ORIGINALITY!
LAOS KA NA!
HE HE HE HE HE HE HE HE
Posted on Sep 21, 2006, 5:43 PM from IP address 203.28.159.167
you poor bastard! hanggang ngayon nagtititili
ka pa rin sa kabobohan at katangahan mong
ungas ka! umiral na naman ang kagaguhan mong
supot na bading ka! o' cge hirit pah ng magmukhang
tanga ka na naman !
bwahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahah!!!!!
HALATA NAMANG IKAW ANG BOBO AT TANGA RITO PINAGKAKAILA MO PA. TAHIMIK NA PINAGTATAWANAN KA NG MGA MAMBABASA DAHIL KAHIT ANONG KA LECHEHAN ANG GAWIN MONG HIRIT TUMATALBOG PABALIK SA KAKALBUHAN AT KABADINGAN MO.
HE HE HE HE HE HE HE
ANO? HIRIT PA PARA MAGMUKHA AKONG TANGA? UGOK KA PALA, EH! GUSTO MONG GAYAHIN KITA? BOBO! IKAW DATI PANG TANGA! AKO MAGMUMUKHANG TANGA LANG!
HE HE HE HE HE HE HE
KUNG HINDI MO ALAM ANG DIPERENSYA TANGA KA NGA TALAGA.
HE HE HE HE HE HE HE
Posted on Sep 24, 2006, 3:06 PM from IP address 203.28.159.168
wag ka ng palusot at laos ka na!
humihirit ka pa eh halata namang
supalpal ka lagi! BOBO! sabihin
mo talagang TANGA ka! GAGO!
NYAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAH!
bye KUPAL!!!! hahahahahaahaah!
Posted on Sep 25, 2006, 11:56 PM from IP address 75.8.97.21
...wala ka na talagang ibubuga atcheng!
hanggang dyan na lang ba talaga ang kaya mo!?
BOBO ka kasi tapos TANGA ka pa! eh 'di INUTIL
ka palang HINDOT ka!?
pag humirit ka pa, talagang inaamin mo na
ang tatay at nanay mo ay parehong supot na bading!
kaya ikaw ay nabuo sa kupal at itinae ng lelong mong
panot! intiende!?
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAH!!!!!
Posted on Sep 27, 2006, 10:08 PM from IP address 75.8.97.21
.....bwahahahahahahahaha!!!!!
mabuti naman at umamin ka ulit
sa kabobohan at katangahan mo!
o cge nga, humirit ka pa para cgurado
na utu-uto ka talaga!?
nyahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!
bye.... KUPALING KSP
Posted on Sep 30, 2006, 5:49 AM from IP address 75.8.97.21
TANGA!!! mahina ka palang umintindi
at binaligtad mo pa....
tapos nagpalusot ka pa sa kagaguhan mo!
ay... nakalimutan ko nga pala, na meron
kayong sariling diksyonaryo ng mga TANGA!
lenguahe ng mga bobo lang pala ang alam mong gago ka!
kakaawa ka naman.....
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!
bye superkupalman!!!
NYAHAHAHAHHAAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
TANGNAMO! BOBO! TANGA!!!
Posted on Oct 3, 2006, 7:21 PM from IP address 75.8.97.21
wala talaga, kahit ano pa ang gawin 0' sabihin mo
wala ka ng ibubuga, hanggang ganyan ka na lang.
kaya tuloy kinukupal ka na naman dahil ang baho
at laos na yang style mong HINDOT KA!!! PWE!!!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAHAH!!
di' ka uubra talaga sa akin
talagang TUNGAW ka sa kaBOBOhan mo!!!!
bye... SuperKupalMan!!!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAHAH!!
p.s.
TANG-NA-MO! GAGO! supalpal ka na naman!!!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAHAH!!
Posted on Oct 6, 2006, 12:12 AM from IP address 75.8.97.21
cge, magsupsupan na lang kayong
mga bading na kupaling supot!!!!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHAHA!
magsumbong ka na rin sa nanay at tatay
mong parehong bakla!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHAHA!
suko na bah at di' na talaga umubra si SUPERKUPALMAN!?
mabuti naman at natauhan ang KUMAG na yan!
wala naman talaga ibubuga ba't nagpupumilit pa?
ayan nagmukhang TANGA na naman sa kaBOBOhan nya!!!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHAHA!
PUTANG-BAKLA-ANG-INA-MO! LUKU-LOKO!!! PWE!!!!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHAHA!
Posted on Oct 6, 2006, 8:40 PM from IP address 75.8.97.21
....at wala ka ng ibubuga!!!
BOBO ka na, TANGA pa,
tapos ngawa ka pa ng ngawa diyan!
bawal iyakin dito, uwi ka na para
masuso mo ang tite ng tatay at nanay
mong parehong bading!
magtanim ka na lang ng kamote
sa puwet mo at kainin mong tae mo
para may laman naman iyang kukote
mo sa kaGAGUHAN mong HINDOT na SUPOT ka!!!!
BUWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA!!!
TANG-NA-MO! GAGO! BOBO! TANGA! IYAKIN!
BUWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA!!!
Posted on Oct 8, 2006, 1:04 AM from IP address 75.8.97.21
humihirit ka pa sa kaBOBOhan mo!
UTU-UTO ka talaga, kaya lumabas
na naman ang kaTANGAhan mong
HINDOT na KUPAL ka! PWE!!
binaligtad mo na naman, ang style
mo na kopya at paulit-ulit, kaBOBOhan
ang tawag dyan! utak bia ka ano!?
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wala ka na ibubuga talaga...
uututan lang kita dedbol ka na....
O' eto!!! pururuuuuut!!!LOL!
GAME OVER ka na! ULOL!
pitikin mo na lang yang betlog
mo para matauhan ka....GAGO!!!
BUWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH!!!!
Posted on Oct 8, 2006, 8:57 PM from IP address 75.8.97.21
TINGNAN ANG SAGOT NG BOBO SA POSTE NA ITO.
SIMPLE LANG ANG MASASABI NG MGA HINDI BOBO TANGA SI JP DAHIL HINDI NA MAKAHIRIT PA NG HINDI KOMOKOPYA. SIMPLE LANG DAHIL BOBO SIYA.!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
WALA KA NA BANG MASABING HINDI KOPYA?
by MIGRANTE AKO (no login)
LAHAT KOPYA, DAHIL WALA KANG UTAK PARA MAG-ISIP NG IHIHIRIT!
TULAD NG SINABI KO NOON PA TUWING HUMIHIRIT KA PINAPAKITA MO LANG NA TANGA KA!
HANGGANG NGAYON UTO-UTO PA RIN KITA! HINDI MO BA NAHAHALATA? BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!
ALAM KO NA ULIT ANG IHIHIRIT MO BAGO MO PA BASAHIN ITO DAHIL TANGA KA! AT IKAW ANG TUNAY NA BOBO DAHIL WALA KA NG HIRIT PA!
TINGNAN MO IYUNG MGA PINOSTE MO, BADING, KALBO, KUPAL, LAHAT NG HIRIT MO, MAY GALING BA SA UTAK MO? WALA!
HALA SIGE LICK MY TAMUD! I KNOW YOU LUV IT!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!
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ANG SAGOT NG BOBO!
Posted on Oct 8, 2006, 11:36 AM
from IP address 203.28.159.168
talagang ubod ka ng TANGA!
by JP (no login)
humihirit ka pa sa kaBOBOhan mo!
UTU-UTO ka talaga, kaya lumabas
na naman ang kaTANGAhan mong
HINDOT na KUPAL ka! PWE!!
binaligtad mo na naman, ang style
mo na kopya at paulit-ulit, kaBOBOhan
ang tawag dyan! utak bia ka ano!?
NYAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH!!!!!!
wala ka na ibubuga talaga...
uututan lang kita dedbol ka na....
O' eto!!! pururuuuuut!!!LOL!
GAME OVER ka na! ULOL!
pitikin mo na lang yang betlog
mo para matauhan ka....GAGO!!!
BUWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH!!!!
Posted on Oct 8, 2006, 8:57 PM
from IP address 75.8.97.21
SIMPLE LANG IYAN.
SIGE HIRIT PA ULIT, DAHIL TUWING HIRIT MO NAKIKITANG BOBO KA TALAGA! SIMPLE LANG ULIT YAN. DAHIL SA PANGONGOPYA MO MADALING MALAMAN KUNG ANO ANG ISASAGOT MO AT KUNG KELAN.
HERE LICK MORE OF MY TAMUD! BAKA MABILAUKAN KA SANA HA! SOBRA MONG YATANG NA-E-ENJOY ANG SPERM CELLS KO! O HETO PA ULIT, SIPSIP PA NG TAMUD KO!
HE HE HE HE HE HE HE
BABAY! ALAM KONG MAMI-MISS MO ANG MGA TAMOD KO!
SAY SO LONG TO MY TALONG!
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Posted on Oct 8, 2006, 9:13 PM from IP address 203.28.159.169
As far as I've seen and read. Your words point so much to your own actions. As Tonyo said your Texas poker game is over. Your bluff was called and you showed nothing but lame copycat lines.
You've got all those big words but you're obviously nothing but a coward who can afford to act brave while hiding behind your computer. I'm gonna bet your balls would shrink when you see Migrante's ugly face.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted on Oct 10, 2006, 7:39 PM from IP address 68.226.154.216
IKAW NAMAN TALAGA OO, BABALIK KA LANG MULA GIYERA SA GITNANG SILANGAN PAPASOK KA PA SA ISA DITO. TAPOS NA ANG GIYERA DOON, TAPOS NA RIN YUNG DITO. TALUNAN TALAGA IYANG SI JP!
You do know that he won't let go of this thread right?
Because he knows that if he does, the truth will be uncovered - that he is a big idiot. He is such an idiot enough that he can't allow that.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted on Oct 13, 2006, 8:41 PM from IP address 68.226.154.216
I understand that as a soldier you advocate the use of force as a means of social change. Agreed. But the acceptable forms of force do not include the kinds that admit of a denial of rights.
Let me explain. The Constitution provides that no one may be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law. It therefore admits of the possibility of these deprivations, provided that such deprivation is first accompanied by due process. The force of the State to compel deprivation under certain conditions is considered acceptable.
For that matter, the force to repel aggressive acts in self-defense, is acceptable force.
The kind of force you are asking us to accept, however is the kind that is neither accompanied by due process nor self-defense. You are asking us to cede our rights for the purpose of peace. The right to free speech, right to petition for redress of grievances, the right to select our leaders and the right to withdraw our selection of the same. The peace that we exchange for these rights is the grave kind. Pun intended. And that -- the peace, not the pun -- is pretty hard to swallow.
Posted on Sep 15, 2006, 2:04 PM from IP address 24.23.255.184
Isn't this another form of preconditioning? If the administration repeats an untruth often enough, it becomes a fact -- to them and to the Supreme Court. Not necessarily to the people, who must swallow the injustice, no matter how it stings going down.
Posted on Sep 14, 2006, 9:21 AM from IP address 24.23.255.184
So many things have happened... still happening. Not all good. And I'm back. Sorta. Hope everyone i knew before is still around. It wouldn't be the same if not.
Have a great day!
MAV
Posted on Oct 16, 2006, 6:54 PM from IP address 121.97.253.194
I'm around the UPV area at the moment, using a modem to connect. Will be in Lanao del Sur for 2 weeks then back to the city around the first week of November. I like your weekend recap, keep up the good work.
Nap
Posted on Oct 17, 2006, 3:21 PM from IP address 125.212.4.16
Moral values cover a range of individual limits student
cheated as well as government officials, who benefited from these,it only prove one good reality, that social disease is fast catching up incoming generations, the moral obligation lies on both home and school, to mold a
citizen who wishes fairness that dishonesty and moral values than any amount of money.
The education system is plagued by more than many anomalies of payment for passing way, poor and hardworking
students seldom have the attention they deserve,
It is realization of a complete blunder on the community who became passive of such system that all mostly is on the downward spiral way specially moral values.
It is now the dark ages for our nation without hope of having a golden age, all we could do is just write and criticize in this forum while those who ruined our nations are just laughing at our back.
Posted on Oct 13, 2006, 5:44 AM from IP address 212.138.64.176
Why is the president of the Philippines involved in nursing exams?
by Philippine Reader (no login)
Whatever happened to the Secretary of Education and all the people under him? Clearly, if the president has to make the decision to correct the anomaly surrounding the nursing exams, then her cabinet member does not need a job and should be fired to save the taypayer's money.
More likely, GMA is doing the tasks that should be delegated to her grunts because she has nothing better to do.
And that's fact.
Posted on Sep 28, 2006, 11:12 AM from IP address 67.101.103.80
The jurisdiction of the Nursing Board is with the PRC, if I'm not mistaken and the nursing schools are under the Commission on Higher Education. Thats what we get for ultra-specializing all the government agencies. Confusion.
Posted on Sep 28, 2006, 7:07 PM from IP address 24.23.255.184
From what I've read thre's more than one agency, govt. or otherwise, that's involved in the certification process and I wouldn't be surprised if job recruiters are also involved.
But what really gets me is the fact that there's a big gap of authority between a nursing school graduate and the president who is now making the hard decisions for the commission/board/examiners body who are directly responsible for the tests.
More like politics and incompetence to me, bigwigs who carry the big stick but no spine when trouble strikes.
Posted on Sep 29, 2006, 10:07 AM from IP address 67.101.103.80
You're right. Her comments are designed only to show alleged concern but no action. After all, Little Mike (Defensor) is allegedly involved in this mess.
Posted on Sep 29, 2006, 4:32 PM from IP address 24.23.255.184
Darn right, and she's bungling the judicial process at the same time.
by Philippine Reader (no login)
What is obviously lacking are rules that must be followed when anomalies occur and the last thing that authorities should do is jump the gun and allow the oath taking to take place without resolving the issue first.
So now there's a conflict between what the executive is saying and what the judiciary is actually doing. As far as Defensor is concerned he's probably concerned that his cut from the recruiter's commission will be affected by this fiasco.
Posted on Sep 29, 2006, 8:53 PM from IP address 67.101.103.80
the apparent state that the nation had seems to be just an imaginary state for the elite, they living in a world of complete luxury and opposite were the condition
of the poor,futhermore they are used as instrument to forward the elite control of the government itself,
no one wants to go down from the pedestal or even look down to see those at the bottom and feel their suffering,none.
one will argue that this is not their fault,for their misfortune, but it must not be atken against them as a human we can be of help to them,we can lessen their burden be a blessing to them, not an enemy top them,
those who are capable must accept the reality that he is living in a world of brotherhood, under one sun one sky and one god, when will be a call for unity for humanity be heard? when we will feel their suffering is also ours, we must unite to stop all this and have the desired government we have, we must help each other first.
never expecting the government to lead but the people will lead the government.
shameful for them but better for the people.
Posted on Oct 10, 2006, 6:29 AM from IP address 212.138.64.179
The two words are tied to divine cause to depende
gods cause, but does he really needs human to depend his cause?Or are these just a result of mans folly?
The islamic world is using jihad as a means to justifies the actions they are taking but, it is not so.
The majority of the philippine population are christian and asking for a separate mindanao is stupidity,muslims are bragging about jihad, what if the christians armed themselves and call for crusade and kill also innocent muslim civilians? these is not suppose to be the way to prosperity.Total destruction of our nation will be at hand if MILf will pursue such idiotic goal,
They had the means to claim such because of a weak military and police force,but if the government can pursue its goal of total peace then if in case Milf will pursue such claim the there are enough reason for the whole christendom to call for crusade to take mindanao out of muslim hands and protect those who will come to its fold.
No part of our nation must be separated, it must not be allowed, if they can kill so are we, in the name of
peace and god.
Posted on Oct 10, 2006, 6:02 AM from IP address 212.138.64.179
The world body is bound to fail, mankind will try to find peace and they cannot,conflicy is abound to happen,tyranny will rose one after the other, this is to set the balance for good and evil, the ant farm for god to
search who he will recognize,surely not me.
All nation specially those who are capable will try to have nuclear capacity covered in form of power greed,for their people to kill other people,the close resemblance of
iranian and north korean sytem is astounding for the world not to notice,
Diplomacy must take its way but after all had been done
force must be use against these nations, or else the will use it to impose their will, after all none will built these warheads without the notion of using it one day,
Iran and North korea both have such, but the world body
is a failure to stop these, brace ourselves that in time that they will use these weapons it will be hell breaking loose,admit it all those intelligent individuals are too selfish to admit that they had created a monster that will some day kill many innocent.
War had taken a different magnitude,and the description is on the number oif civilian casulaties,the very logic is none can stop these nations, they are bound
to use these and plunge these world into chaos, certainly it will not be you or me to stop them, none, no amount of diplomacy will,force to force,or let them die in hunger,the most unfortunate are those civilians who are no blame of any sort that they will be drag into these,
Weak military like ours will be just a sacrificial gungho against these powers,
We are bound to be wipe out of the map, unless those tora tora can rammed these ballistics on their way to quiapo.But i doubt it it just wont do ,
Miserable government will produce miserable military
no honor no dignity, thats it sorry gentlemen pMaers are just a military fed with tax and corruption and thats it.
Posted on Oct 10, 2006, 4:27 AM from IP address 212.138.64.174
