By Nancy C. Carvajal
Inquirer
The father of one of those killed in last Friday’s blast at the Glorietta mall in Makati City, has blamed the government for the death of his son and said he was not hopeful that those responsible for the bombing would be brought to court.
“We do not expect justice for my son’s death, and to those who did this, you owe me one,” Ceasar Vidamo a former Philippine Constabulary colonel told the Philippine Daily Inquirer (at his home in Malabon City, where the wake for his son Niño Ceasar is being held.
Vidamo who described his son, “as a good son, and everything to us” was among those killed, when a bomb exploded at Glorietta 2 mall in Makati City on Friday afternoon, where 10 people died and hundred others were wounded.
Vidamo, who said he resigned from the service after the EDSA 1 revolution, also questioned the timing of the explosion.
“My son was not a victim of an accident, but a collateral damage of a government who wants to divert attention from the present political crisis it’s facing,” Vidamo declared.
He also accused the military of deceiving the public by floating the existence of a group that purportedly carried out the bombing.
A group called the Rajah Solaiman Movement earlier claimed responsibility for the mall bombing in a text message sent to ABS-CBN senior reporters.
“There’s no Rajah Solaiman Movement. It’s just a creation of the military to mislead the public on the real suspects,” Vidamo said.
When pressed where he got the information, he said, he remained in touch with friends in the active service.
“I broke my silence because I could no longer accept what they are doing,” Vidamo explained.
Vidamo’s wife, Zenaida, who was also present in the interview, told the Inquirer she was disappointed with the way President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo commiserated with them at the Veronica Funeral Homes in Pasay City on Friday evening.
The President, she said, simply offered her a job, instead of assuring them that justice would prevail in the investigation of the bombing.
“What I would have wanted to hear from her, was she would go after the perpetrators and bring them to justice,” Zenaida said.
There was no such assurance, she said, as Arroyo simply asked her if she had work and then promised to give her one.
She said the President promised scholarship to another son, sent to school by Niñno.
“My son just died of a bomb explosion … and all she could tell me was a promise of a job … and a scholarship for my other son,” Zenaida told Inquirer, while pointing to her chest.
She narrated that after the President left the room after meeting with the other victims’ families, a woman aide of the president called all the mothers of the victims to another room of the funeral parlor.
She said, when she entered the room, she saw the aide handing out envelopes saying “kunting tulong lang ho galing sa presidente [just a small help from the President).”
“I could not feel her sincerity; I was offended by her action, so I refused the money handed out by her aide,” she continued.
She said she found it offensive to be given money that way.
“Ano yun kabayaran ng buhay ng anak ko? [What was that? Payment for my son’s death?] We expected the President to tell us she would go after the perpetrators to give justice to those killed, but instead she asked kung may trabaho kami [if we have jobs],” Zenaida said.
She said she felt like being handed a “trick” money to stop grieving.
‘”Oh stop crying, here’s some money for your son’s death,” was the message Zenaida said she got from the actuations of the President and her aide.
She said the aide was insistent that her family got hold of the envelope and gave it to her sister.
“The money is still intact, we are poor, but we want our son alive,” she said.
Nice to know indeed that there are still people in the Philippines who live by principle.
My sincerest condolence and sympathy to these parents who have lost a child. As a parent, I can feel their grief and loss. But let them be assured justice will be done in time.
Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord.(Romans 12:19)
One of the victims was surnamed Arroyo. One can’t help but wonder how Lying Pang-gulo Gloria would have behaved if one of the victims was an immediate family member.
Garapalan na talaga. Pati ba naman patay ginagamit ng ungas to corrupt!!!
Patalsikin na, now na!
Anak ka ng pito pito Gloriang Baliw na nasa Malakanyang. Hindi lahat ng Pilipino ay kaya mong tapalan ng pera. Mamamatay ka rin, sumabong sana yang mukha mong garapal sa katungkulan. Dakila sa lahat ng kahayopan, nakakainit ng ulo wala ng magawa itong pekeng Panggulo ng Pilipinas.
If the Ayalas hire a foreign firm to investigate the explosion, which they have all the right to do, their own findings could put an end to all the bickering. Why? Because their investigators would have far more credibility than the government sponsored investigators.
They should do this regardless of the political consequences because by all accounts, they will be spending money anyway on the victims, etc. What better way for them, if only for their own peace of mind that their properties, tenants, clients, visitors, to be reassured that they are doing everything to prevent being future targets again…
If the findings point to an accident, then they will be able to arrest future errors.
If the findings point to an external attack, then they would want to be able to pre-empt future attacks on their properties.
Either way, they owe it to themselves and to the public to act swiftly before government mishandles evidences.
All big companies in Europe have privates security and investigating firms on retainer. I’m sure the Ayalas have a local security firm at their service too but foreign security firms have the advantage of technology and experience.
Aftermath of 9/11 political leaders of all nations whose nationals were victims offered sincere sympathies and together as one, promised them JUSTICE…Cash settlements in millions (not less than a million per victims) followed some three years later including those who were in the U.S. illegally. Now if the President and other leaders would likewise follow the courtesy of not rushing to buy or silence the victims family by doing everything to assist them in their IMMEDIATE needs and let the process take care of the rest..that for once show true leadership…
Vic,
Agree entirely!
“Now if the President and other leaders would likewise follow the courtesy of not rushing to buy or silence the victims family by doing everything to assist them in their IMMEDIATE needs and let the process take care of the rest..that for once show true leadership…”
Ans,
I’m almost sure the Ayalas are conducting their own investigation. I don’t think anyone would trust Gloria’s men to do the job. All they are out to do is to protect her & themselves.
Chabs,
If so, I wonder if the Ayalas will make piublic the result of their own investigations.
I do accept they have to be cautious — political implications on one hand and liabilities vis a vis the victims.
But I hope the Ayalas will be fortright!
Mr Vidamo said it perfectly: “My son was not a victim of an accident, but a collateral damage of a government who wants to divert attention from the present political crisis it’s facing.”
Mrs Vidamo’s words are so admirable: “The money is still intact, we are poor, but we want our son alive.”
To Mr & Mrs Vidamo & family, my sympathies at loss of your son.
Ans, I hope they do. I guess if Gloria is going to implicate them directly or indirectly, they will come out & fight back.
Chabs,
The accident angle being floated is very bad for the Ayalas, yet earlier reports seem to indicate that there were what could be identified as C4 residues, the Ayalas should get cracking really quickly now.
It is imperative for the truth behind the blast to be dug out, whatever the cost. If it’s an accident so be it but it is imperative that findings be credible or this nation risks losing more than just 9 lives and injuring 100 in the future.
Ans, I agree with you. I had mentioned in an earlier thread that the accident angle is going to be a black eye for the Ayalas. If that will be the final (?) reason of Gloria for the blast, wouldn’t every Ayala property now be suspect for faulty structural design ? Won’t the Ayala reputation for good real estate property be the one that will suffer ? I don’t think for the life of me that the Ayalas will take that sitting down. I can already imagine Don Jaime shouting, “Hijo de P…!!”
Regarding the C-4, I remember distinctly reading in abs-cbnnews.com that a chemist from the PNP Lab reported to Gloria that there were traces of this RDX found in the site of the blast. Apparently, RDX is the main ingredient in C-4. But then I read somewhere in Ms Ellen’s previous threads that because of the rain on the day of the blast that sipped through the ceiling that was blasted open, there is a possibility that the traces of RDX could have been diluted or lost. In a recent interview naman, Ed Ermita says that “..definitely, it is a terrorist attack.”
All I know is that Gloria is up to her Confuse-Divide-And-Conquer tacting again !
Chabs,
Ayala is one group that Gloria cannot buy — hehe! If there’s one single individual business group that’s capable of tangibly helping of kicking her out, Ayala should be it.
Heh!
Hehehhh, Ans. If I say “No Comment” to what you just said, that would be so “no balls” on my part. But you know what, Ans, you really have the feel, girl !
More than what people like to project them to be, they really & truly love their country. Sometimes pa nga, more than the average Filipino. I respect them for that. They are decent people. Gosh, I sound like their PR na ! Hahahhahhh.
Huwag na tayong umasa pa ng matinong bagay mula sa isang baliw na katulad niya.
The Ayala Group is one of the most respected business groups in the country.The “Ayala” brand name has been nurtured by decades of “above the board” business.
They will NOT allow an intellectual pgymy to destroy the work of seven generations of decent business leaders.
I’m sure that they will do something.I don’t think the Pidals can afford to “bribe” this very respected business house.LOL
Que barbaridad!
Sorry, Anna, Chabs, I’m not too keen on the Ayalas. I like their malls, especially Greenbelt. As to their politics, they are no different from the yuchengcos, the donald dees. etc.
Since the expose of the hello garci, the ayalas have not helped the opposition. Even the non-government groups.
The ayalas are no different from other businessmen who are willing to tolerate a cheat and a thief as long as their businesses are not adversely affected.
Time will come when gma will be a liability to them. Then they will offer some help to the opposition as their insurance contribution.
Right now, their bet is still Gloria. If this unraveling continues, in a few weeks time maybe, we may see some of them showing up in opposition-organized fora.
They did it with Marcos. They are acting the same now.
Damang-dama ko ang grief ng mga namatayan lalo na sa kwento ng mag-asawang Vidamo. Ang sakit tanggapin na makasama sa collateral damage ang iyong mahal sa buhay. Samantalang ang mga manhid na mamamatay tao sa pamamahala ni Gloria ay patuloy sa panloloko at pangaabuso!
Sorry to disagree,Ellen.The Ayalas are different from the taipans you mentioned or the lucio tans and gokongweis.
They are not political.But they are not fence-sitters.
Let’s watch them in the context of this issue.
Let us pray for the souls of the victims of this tragic incident, the collateral damage of the games of the corrupt generals. Pray also for courage and strength for the bereaved families.
I believe the Ayalas are political, as political as any business group, The Equalizer.
Looking back, the mere fact that they took part in toppling Estrada is an indication that they were political. When they “exiled” Vicky Garchitorena and Rene de Villa to Malacanang following Gloria’s usurpation is indicative that they were political.
They have had to be political although not overtly otherwise they wouldn’t have been able to perpetuate an empire — of course, the empire was built because they worked hard, not saying they established their empire out of nowhere.
But Ellen is right — they are businessmen first.
When I said “If there’s one single individual business group that’s capable of tangibly helping kick her out, Ayala should be it.”, I meant just that, no more no less.
They will do it with the political and business considerations included.
When I said that they ought to hire foreign firm to investigate the blast, I said it because they are realistically the only group (besides being the victims themselves) who have the capacity, clout, influence to insist that a parallel but credible inquiry be undertaken.
Their (Ayalas’ if ever they investigate on their onw) findings, whether they clash with those of government’s could be good for the country, i.e., can be used either to appease the public or to launch a topple Gloria movement.
Nothing more nothing less.
No need to say sorry, Ms Ellen. Your opinion is respected.
Agree, Ellen.
Businessmen are siguristas, nakakainip ang kilos nila…kung kikilos man.
To the Mr. & Mrs. Vidamo, at mass today, I prayed for the soul of your son and the other innocent victims of this bombing. I also prayed for your family and the families of the others that God gives you the strength to go on with your lives. Ka hanga hanga po kayo..in not accepting the money..it seems be that immediately GMA doles out money.. ang message niya “Ninakaw ko ito sa inyo kaya tanggapin at magpasalamat kayo.”
Let us all be united in our prayers and as said in today’s gospel let us be persistent in our prayers and let us not be weary..May the souls those who died in this incident rest in peace..Eternal rest grant unto them Oh Lord, and let perpetual light shine unto them..amen.
Our impressions of people is usually based on our experiences with them.
ana: i see your point.interesting coz a very high ayala executive is balae of the pidals.
chabelli:TRUE!
Are the Aboitiz and Ayalas associates? I know the Ayalas are in insurance and land development and the Aboitiz are in shipping. They are both business families from generation to generation..and as in any business money is the goal..where money is, that is what they will follow..ethics? aywan. conscience? aywan. christian values, aywan? seguro mayroon but aywan. sana tulong tulong sila sa paghanap ng katotohanan..katarungan at kapayapaan para sa ating bayan..
Aywan ko lang kung kamaganak ni Mike Arroyo ang mga Ayalas..
Zobels, Roxas (of Nasugbu)but I would not be surprised if they are related if not by blood by affinity. Somewhere along the line..related ang mga ito..hindi ba Tuason si Mike and if I am not mistaken..Matute Tuason ang lahi niya..
Experience is substanstial and more important than impression.
Glueria:
Wala na bang ibang laman ang utak mo, kundi’y pera? Pinatay mo na nga, iinsultuhin mo pa ang mga naiwan?
Hayop ka!!!
Taos-pusong pakikiramay sa lahat ng nawalan ng mga mahal sa buhay dahil sa kahayupan ng iisang tao.
Kahit sunugin ang animal na ‘to kulang pa kung hustisya ang pag-uusapan.
The elite big business group like the Ayala, Cojuangco, Zobel, Roxas, Lucio Tan , Taiwanese taipans and Jose Pidal crony Enrique Razon are political king-maker. They bet their money on different horses. Yes, they are ‘sigurista’ to protect their business interest. The color of money is their politics.
Ako po ay nakikiramay sa mga nabiktima. Silay na biktama dahil sa pang sariling interes ni Gloriang Baliw, lumaban na tayo kaysa isa-isang mamatay tayo. Nasaan na kayo mga matitinong SUNDALO, ipagtanggol ninyo ang sambayanang Pilipino sa PANGIL at HAYOK sa katungkulan na si Gloriang Baliw.
hindi ba maynagsabi noon na “utak pulvora si Gloria? Ayan sumabog na at slowly but surely she is going down down to hell where she should be..bilis bilisan lang natin ang pagsabog sa kanya..let’s not wait for 2010..
..I don’t think the Ayalas will do anything..whatever they lost in terms of money they will get sa insurance..all their properties are insured- Lloyds of London. And what do they really care about ordinary folks? It is simply an exercise in futility to expect anything from them..one way or another these people are related..not maybe by blood, but by affinity…
Ellen, we visited the victims in both Rizal and Veronica funeral parlors. Nag-uzi lang, since both buildings are less than 50 mtrs apart and not too far from my house. Yung mga bisita papasok pa lang sa lobby ng Rizal, umiiyak na. Ang mga tao sa labas iisa ang itinuturong suspect, kilala na ninyo siyempre. Ganoon din sa Veronica. At the time, Saturday morning, mga 4 yata ang nasa Rizal at 3 sa Veronica. o baka nasa morgue pa yung iba kaya wala sa chapels. (At that time, 9 have been confirmed dead.)
Sabi nung barkada ko na may-ari ng isa sa 2 punerarya(yung isa naman, sa mga relatives din nila), sagot ng Ayala ang expenses nun.
About Ayala, they are insisting that the “accident” happened outside, which is unfortunate because it muddles the truth. The only purpose I can think of right now is insurance and legal issues.
I’m not sure if they have allowed it, but as far as I can remember, terrorist acts are not covered by insurance. Ayala, I guess, wants to recover their expenses for the hospitalizations, funeral services, building repairs, and business losses which they cannot do if it were a confirmed terrorist attack.
Secondly, if they are successful in pointing to the exact point of explosion as outside of their “guarded” AOR, then they could even avoid a class action suit that more than a hundred victims can possibly file against them. Victims will always blame Ayala Center’s lax security that should’ve been tighter following the thwarting of a bombing incident in Tacurong. That is their biggest headache to date. That’s the reason they are extending all sorts of help to the victims, to ensure the victims’ grieving relatives that they are a benevolent lot and that they should be spared of any damage suit.
Any investigation, therefore, on the part of the Ayalas would be simply to recoup their present losses and avoid large-scale damage payments to the victims.
The bottom line always comes first.
10/21/07
Speaking of the Ayalas in big business in the Philippines, the Lopezes of Meralco are also in big business but are’nt they bankrolling the Pidals? If I remember it right, the Marcoses grabbed big businesses in the Philippine left and right. Bombings in Business Center was also the tactic of the Marcoses, the Plaza Miranda bombing?
Everyone,
Read this and weep:
http://www.inquirer.net/specialfeatures/gloriettablast/view.php?db=1&article=20071022-95899
Rose:
The way we understand the Scriptures is that we go to a place from here to wait for the Last Judgment and punishment day. What we are here, unless we try to change our ways that are not in compliance with the rules of heaven, we bring our good and bad traits with us to the afterlife.
Imagine kung mamamatay si Gloria ngayon. Guess kung sinong makakasama niyang kamukha niya ang ugali doon? You bet, si Hitler, et al!!! Iyong mga taong may vision at nakita si Hitler doon, ang sabi ganoon pa rin siya. Sigaw ng sigaw.
In the case of Gloria, pihado ko labas pa rin niyan magsinungaling at manloko, and worst, manuhol! Baka suhulan pa niya iyong gatekeeper ng langit! 😛
Nakakatakot, di ba?
Tuloy ang batikos! Patalsikin na, now na!
Thanks for the link, Tongue.
Kunyari sinasabon ni Gluria ang mga nakapaligid sa kanya, pero kapag sila sila na ang nasa loob ng kwarto ay nag-aabutan pala ito ng pabaon.
Huy Gloria! Sa Bonn ka tumawag, para dun ka makakuha ng halimaw na bakulaw!
Ang lakas mong mag-asar, baku baku naman ang pagsisipsip mo!
Asereheh! ang isayaw mo lokah!
Tongue: Tama ka..if proven to be a terroist act..mahihirapan ang mga Ayala sa insurance claim nila. I used to work at IL-FGU Group and the standard insurance coverage does not include acts of war or terroism unless iba na ngayon. If their policy includes a rider to include the risk, then they will be able to claim. Mahal ang premium but kanila naman yon compania kaya, kaya nila. Even if it is proven that it is a terroist act, I doubt if the Ayala y cia. will publicly admit it…millions are involved and their credibility in the insurance world is at stake..Money talks!
Yuko: Ganoon din ang magkaintinde ko..at the final judgment He will call us one by one..and doon natin malaman ang tunay na right or left ang ating ginawa..Didn’t Jesus say not all who calls me Lord, Lord, will enter my kingdom?
Doon sa statement ni Mrs. Vidamo after GMA talked to them a woman staff of GMA called them to another room. Mukhang si Poblador ay present again..giving out money…
Thanks, Tongue, I posted the article in all the egroups I am in. Baka makagising ng mga tulog pa!
condolence sa mga victims.
that is why more people believe that the explosion is planned by arroyos men. people dont see the sincerity of arroyo in handling the tragedy. you dont just come and give out money to victims then go. they are in pain and this will be an insult to them. why let the people know you are giving money? she should have assigned her staff to take care of the victims in the hospitals and assures the family that she will give them justice.
Giving out cash again? Talaga nga naman… ang hirap pagtakpan ang nakagawian na pamamahagi ng pera ng bayan… instinct na talaga yan na sa kahit anong situation, e ang solution ni Bulilit, e mamudmod ng pera!
Kaya nga kahit ubod tanggi sya sa suhulan sa Malacanang sa mga gobernador at kongresista… walang maniwalang hindi sya ang may pakana…
eto na naman sya… nanunuhol ng mga biktima! ano pang ebidensya ang kailangan para maniwalang Korap si Bulilit?
If this was an ‘accident’, I urge the victims to file a class lawsuit against the owner of the Glorietta. Kung sa ‘merika yan, patay na sa kaso ang may-ari ng mall.
We will only know if Gloria and her Super Sekyus do not fear Trillanes and will let him reveal what he knows in a proper forum.
Chi,
The families of the victims, dead or alive, should contact the newly organized group of lawyers ready to offer them service on contingency for a class lawsuit against the owner(s) of the said mall. Problema lang, Chi, baka iyong Ayala ngayon doon kakampi kay Pandak and help her continue lying about what really happened, tapos kung tamad pa ang mga pulis, lagot na. Pero di ba teritoryo ito ni Binay. Bakit hindi siya ang mag-initiate ng imbestigasyon. Trabaho niya ang pangangalaga ng peace and order sa lungsod niya. Di puede ang kahit anong klaseng irresponsibility diyan.
Dalawa lawsuit ang puedeng isampa sa kasong iyan sa totoo lang, civil and criminal. Hindi puede iyong abuloy lang para sa bulaklak!!!
Yuko,
Baka dahil national ang scope ng tragedy kaya hindi makapapel si Binay.
Kawawang mga biktima. Biktima na ng bomba, biktima pa ng insensitivity ni Gloria!
If the Ayala’s would conduct their own investigations and later on find out that indeed it was just an accident? Do the Ayala’s have the guts to tell the public about their findings or cover it up as well? Hope they won’t do a gloria…
Now, the authorities claims that it is possible that the detected RDX compounds from the blast are from the DEODORANTS from the stores affected…. ( ito ba yung sinasabi nilang PUTOK? )
Why don’t we simply shoot these people in the head? Laking kasalanan pa sa mundo na hayaang magkaanak pa ang mga ito… dadami pa ang mga lahi nila…
It’s a slap on Glue-r-yuck’s face when Mrs. Vidamo refused to accept this job and a scholarship for her son from our FP (Fake President). This must serve as a moral lesson to her that not all Filipinos with morale can be bribed. What a shame to her! “If looks could kill” I’m sure this Philippines’ most hated person i.e. our FP will be vanished instantly.
Sampal ito sa mukha ni GMA. She should realize that not everything is about money or favors. Nainis din ako when I read the text of her press release on the bombings – may pasaring agad sa “destabilizers” instead na to focus on the perpetrators.
krunck :
Unano is so shameless I doubt if her being snobbed by the populace affects her at all. Titanium-armored ang kapal ng mukha nyan, di na tinatablan ng hiya.
Okey. I stand corrected, broadbandido! I think you bet! It’s not just Unano but also her family & all her minions that topples our sinking country and dying populace. And you know what? (Sorry this out of the topic) Even if I’m not there in RP (coz I’m an OFW working here in SAWR, i still feel these crises (i.e. economically and politically) esp. when I’m transmitting money to RP for my family. There’s no assurance if when this Peso vs Dollar rate be surpassed (if the Peso vs Dollar rate commensurate the basic goods needed by every Juan Dela Cruz that is fine with us OFWs, but a big no!). So there’s no reason why this Unano be kept as our FP (Fake Pres.) She has no more use to us except; she loves to see every Filipinos dying of severe poverty and there’s no doubt that this administration that we have right now will give us a legend…not of good deeds but misdeeds (i.e. treacherous deals, bribery, unescalating judicial killings, corruption and severe poverty)
I’m an OFW myself, krunck, temporarily working here in Sharjah, UAE. I agree that the dollar-peso exchange has drastically reduced the amount of money my family is receiving at the end of the month, and all because of that g..damn evil woman. I don’t see any respite yet because the US economy is in trouble as well.
Oh whatta small “world”! Marhaba broadbandido & shukran ‘coz you agree, too!
Afwan, ya saddiqi. Saan ba yang SAWR?
Hada SAWR (Saudi Arabia Western Region. Ana shukol Jed’a). OMG, we’re getting out of topic from Ellenvile’s forum. LOL
“i”Sorry, Guys/Gals”b”/
The GCC countries should not support specially KSA to keep the dollar present condition. They should drastically depreciate it to exchange rate of SR.2.5/US$ (as economist views). It will be more favorable for the KSA OFW as their income will be 67% higher than present. Our family will love this as Php to US exchange is only stable at the rate of 43-44. Still the Kingdom backed with the lowering value of dollar as expression of sympathy. No doubt ARAMCO ties remain. Peace to the HEROES!!!
Sabi ko nga sa inyo, hindi nagsisisi ang Fatso nor iyong asawa niyang unano. Both probably think they can bribe their way to heaven.
Reminds me of the funeral and burial customs and traditions in Japan. Kasama sa package iyong white kimono, cane (for climbing to heaven), a pair of zoris (sandals) and a purse filled with coins to pay to someone akin to the Greek Charon, who charged an obolus, a small coin for passage. At least, that is not bribery but a legitimate fare for a passage to heaven or even hell.
Pero iyong mag-asawang Pidal, gusto yata shortcut to heaven with money looted from the treasury, etc. Ang tindi!
broadbandido; Inta kalam maleesh. Munkin Ellenville Readers kalam “hada inin nafeer shukol Middle East?, maffeeh muskellah! LoL! Kwiyis!
tongue-twisted; tnx for that very wonderful yet so touching site you posted http://www.inquirer.net/specialfeature/gloriettabalst...
Sabi ng Kumpare kong Mulong, if that happened to him, and
Mad-Mam President ask him , What she can do to help him,
according to him he will simply reply, MAM, mag resign na lang ho kayo ng Bise Presidente mo. Kapalit ng anak o
asawa ko na napaslang sa Glorieta.
to the ayalas, now is the time for you to act by hiring a body of independent investigators here and from abroad to to be credible whatever the finding is because if you wont move now another glorietta will again be targeted by the administration of gloria
re gloria-glorietta, the 11 dead and the more than a hundred injured is “the Gloria way is a cowardly way”. there’s a right way to do things and there’s a wrong way to do things. the gloria “garapal” have a policy mandating that they choose the wrong way. it’s the wrong way to do when you abandon the principles of life in hopes of keeping your presidency. yes ellen, there is a right way to do things. and then there’s the gloria way …the wrong way!
look, the ZTE deal- the wrong way, her presidency-the wrong way to name a few