Update: Agreement not binding: Esperon
That’s the big difference between an honorable officer and a dishonorable one. Click here for full story in Inquirer.
In his 30 minute testimony at the hearing this morning, Brig. Gen. Lim reiterated that the agreement forged between representatives of the government and the Magdalo officers was binding because it was approved by Gloria Arroyo.
The agreement was soldiers would surrender but only five of the core leaders would be charged in a military and for the rest to return to barracks. The five are Ltsg Antonio Trillanes IV, Ltsg James Layug, Capt. Gerardo Gambala, Capt. Milo Maestrocampo and Capt. Gary Alejano.
There were also reforms in the military that the rebel junior officers wanted to be investigated. Those were never done.
When Lim was being escorted to the courtroom, he raised his fist (his other hand was handcuffed) as if saying ” The fight goes on!”. While testifying a uiniformed PNP personal was standing behind him.
All those who walked out last Nov. 29 were handcuffed all throughout the hearing. For the first time, Sen. Antonio Trillanes was accompanied to the hearing by his wife, Capt. Arlene Orejana-Trillanes.
Eleven of the accused officers who walked out last Nov. 29 apologized to the court. They said it was never their desire ” to show disrespect for the Honorable Court and the Honorable Presiding Judge.”
They said the action taken by them was “prompted by and was intended to call the public’s attention to the massive anomalies, persistent incidence of graft and corruption in the country and repeated and persistent abuses of the current administration.”
The manifestation was signed by Trillanes,Alejano, Ltsg James Layug, Ltsg Eugene Gonzales, Ltsg Andy Torato, Ltsg Manuel Cabochan, Ltjg Arturo Pascua, 2nd Lt. Jonnel Sanggalang, Ens. Armand Pontejos, Ex-P03 Julius Mesa, Ex-P03 Cezari Gonzales.
Malaya’s report:
So sorry for walkout, Trillanes tells court
by Ashzel Hachero
SEN. Antonio Trillanes IV and other Magdalo officers yesterday apologized to the Makati regional trial court trying their coup d’état case for walking out of the last hearing.
They said they hold Judge Oscar Pimentel in high regard because of his “fairness and equanimity.”
“It was not our desire and it was never our intention to show disrespect for the Honorable Court and the Honorable Judge when we did what we did during the hearing last November 29,” they said in a four-page apology.
“Accordingly, herein accused most respectfully beg and humbly beseech the apologies of the Honorable Court, the Honorable Presiding Judge as well as lawyers and other parties present during the hearing,” they also said.
“Apology is accepted but you will be dealt with severely if a similar incident took place,” Pimentel said.
Pimentel issued warrants for contempt against Trillanes and the rest of the accused after the walkout and sentenced them to 10 days imprisonment.
After the walkout, Trillanes and his group marched to the Manila Peninsula hotel and called for the ouster of President Arroyo. They holed out at the hotel for about six hours before surrendering to police authorities.
The accused said their walkout “was prompted by and was intended to call the public’s attention to the massive anomalies and persistent incidence of graft and corruption in the country and repeated and persistent abuses of the current administration.”
Among the signatories were Trillanes; Lieutenants (s.g.) James Layug, Eugene Louie Gonzalez, Andy Torrato, and Manuel Cabochan; Capt. Gary Alejano; Lt (j.g.) Arturo Pascua; 2Lt. Jonnel Sanggalang; Ensign Armand Pontejos; and former Petty Officers 3 Julius Mesa and Cezari Gonzalez.
Air Force Capt. Segundino Orfiano and 1Lt. Billy Pascua did not sign the apology.
Another Magdalo leader who joined the walkout, Marine Capt. Nicanor Faeldon, is unaccounted for.
Pimentel issued an arrest warrant for Faeldon.
The accused were “well behaved” during the entire proceeding yesterday, according to assistant chief state prosecutor Richard Anthony Fadullon.
“There was no disruption. Some were smiling, some were nodding. Nothing of that sort that you could construe as animosity,” he said.
Thirty-one Magdalo leaders are facing the coup charge. Only 25 were present during yesterday’s hearing.
Trillanes and 13 other Magdalo leaders on trial were involved in the Peninsula incident.
They were detained at the PNP Custodial Center in Camp Crame after the standoff.
Trillanes was seen smiling and waving when he arrived at the courtroom from Camp Crame.
Brig. Gen. Danilo Lim, who took the witness stand for the second time, had his fist clenched in apparent defiance.
Lim was a member of a government panel that negotiated for the surrender of the Magdalo leaders during the Oakwood mutiny in July 2003. He was called to the court as witness of the Magdalo group about a “gentleman’s agreement” that led to the peaceful surrender of the mutineers.
Before the Peninsula incident, Lim had been in detention in Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal since last year for an alleged plot to oust government in February 2006.
Lim is among the 36 charged with rebellion for the Peninsula standoff.
Trillanes and the other Magdalo officers involved in the walkout were handcuffed during the entire proceedings while the rest of the Magdalo group, mostly Army officers led by Capt. Gerardo Gambala who have severed their ties with the group, were not handcuffed.
Two members of the Makati police Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) were posted inside the court. Their firearms were left with the clerk of court.
Security was tight. Court and city hall employees were subjected to checks by soldiers securing the area and asked to present ID cards.
Members of the media were not allowed inside the courtroom, as agreed Monday by the court, police and the military.
Aside from the hundreds of soldiers, two V-150 armored personnel carriers were also deployed at the back of the city hall.
The entrance to the elevator of at the 14th floor of the city hall, where the courts are housed, was blocked. Those who wanted to go to the 14th floor had to take the elevator to the 15th floor and use the stairs to go down.
Soldiers lined the pathway to the city hall entrance. Two buses carried SWAT troops.
Angono and JP Rizal streets were closed to traffic.
Lax security was said to have enabled Trillanes and his group to walk out of the court on November 29.
Director Geary Barias, Metro Manila police chief, said the trip of Trillanes and his group to and from the court went on smoothly as planned.
The convoy left at 8:30 a.m. and returned to Camp Crame at around 11:25 a.m.
“There was no problem, their movement was very smooth,” Barias said.
As planned, Trillanes and the 24 soldiers were handcuffed to a police escort,.
Senators called an “overkill” the deployment of over a thousand policemen and soldiers for the hearing.
Military and police officers at the city hall would not confirm reports that 1,000 soldiers were deployed to secure the hearing, aside from the 260 police personnel from different units, including the SWAT.
Senate President Manuel Villar Jr. said: “Sayang naman baka marami tayong mga krimen na nangyari sa dami ng pulis na nagbabantay kay Trillanes.”
Sen. Francis Escudero said government was overacting. He said the walkout would not have materialized if the military police did their job.
Sen. Loren Legarda said the security preparation was unwarranted.
“Maybe that’s their interpretation of tight security measures,” she said in chiding authorities that she said were caught with their pants down.
“They were completely unprepared then. There were no precautionary measures. Now, they’re more than prepared for that kind of situation. It may be perceived as overkill but how much preparations do we need?” she said.
The Senate committees on justice and human rights and on public order and illegal drugs, chaired by Escudero and Sen. Gregorio Honasan, scheduled the inquiry on the Manila Pen incident tomorrow.
Among other things, the inquiry seeks to determine the legality of the arrest of media men who covered the standoff and the curfew imposed after the standoff.
The joint panel has invited Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro, AFP chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon, PNP chief Avelino Razon, and Barias. – With Raymond Africa, JP Lopez and Gerard Naval
I don’t think any of the usual legal means and even people power that we have tried before would succeed at this time. This administration is smart enough to counter any of the “usual mode of attack”.
I think we should try something that’s never been done before.
The fight goes on!
Halos lahat kasi, bulag na sa katotohanan. Marami na ang nasa matataas na posisyon ang may piring ang mata. Imagine, kahit na ang dating presidente ng Pilipinas na si tabako, bulag na bulag na. Alam naman niya ang katiwalian ang nangyayari ngayon sa gobyerno, and yet, he has the nerve to support this pandakekok. Sayang tabako, isa ka sa hinahangaan ko noong araw., You have been one of my idols during Feb. 86 revolution. In fact, i joined you militarily (of course you don’t know me). tsk tsk tsk! kung wala kayong mga supporters ni GMA, hindi mag pro prosper yang katiwalian na yan! MGA MANHID AT KULANG KAYO SA PAGMAMAHAL SA BAYAN! PWE!
off-topic:
for those who have more time to spare, try this link. A deeper understanding on how this world really works is our most potent weapon against abuses and oppression.
It’s a good resource.
More here.
“I think we should try something that’s never done before.”
Sampot, yung tirang pailalim ba o paibabaw?
Pailalim.
tama GMA will do anything para manatili sa pwesto kaya kailangan ng kumilos…saan tao magsisimula?
“It is clear that the actions of these few desperate men reveal just how out of touch they are with the hopes and dreams of the average Filipino,” Arroyo said in an arrival statement.
Something like this perhaps.
-sampot
The woman has no shame! What does she know of our dreams? She talks down to her house help in Spanish? Deep down she has nothing but despise for the Filipino, her actions and words show her belief that we are all gullible, beneath her, no amount of “image building” can hide what she truly says – look at her eyes! Review the “I’m sorry” videos! To think there are people who still believes in her and her lies, idiots!
“tama GMA will do anything para manatili sa pwesto kaya kailangan ng kumilos…saan tao magsisimula? – jewel”
The die is cast, the events will unfold in the days, weeks, months, to come. Let us start by looking closely at our congressmen, governors, and mayors, make a list, who are those who support this administration and block any attempts of impeachment. Tell our family, our neighbors, our office mates, etc., about those in the list and vote them out of office (or not vote for them rather).
Let us remember these days, remember the names, the faces of the real traitors of our dreams!
There’s an idea that’s been lurking for sometime now. I’m thinking of a wiki where we can post those names and their crimes against the people.
I’ll work on it tonight or tomorrow. Hope everybody will contribute. Parang repository ba, so we’ll never forget them.
Everybody:
i just started it. you can join in to edit your page. thanks.
don’t worry about the layout, i’ll take care of it. just help me with the information, and images if possible.
good luck.
“When Lim was being escorted to the courtroom, he raised his fist (his other hand was handcuffed) as if saying ” The fight goes on!”.
That’s my hero!
desensitizerman,
I never trusted FVR, he’s a sly player. He never loved his own country, only his self-interests just like Gloria. They deserve each other.
Lim has lived a life of selfless service to the country, he’s one of the few generals who doesn’t own his own house, in Esperon’s eyes he is a fool. But heroes have never been ordinary men, to most, they are fools, impractical, choosing to uphold the welfare of others over their own…
sampot,
Yes. A repository. We keep the list and show it everyone in our reach during the time of reckoning, as people have a nasty habit of forgetting, we’ll remind them…
One day, Gloria will just explode before our eyes. Kung hindi siya ma-Akbar ay mai-Indira siya. This one-trick pony (PhD in Corruption) is “desperate” in keeping her stolen throne, let’s pelt her with “medallas de orinola”.
juggernaut,
I’ve been very active in doing the shouting and whispering of the names of Tongressmen and politicians and bishops/priests who are betraying us. As I’m far away from Pinas, I do it through my sisters and relatives. I have no doubt that many bloggers here are doing the same.
chi/sampot,
I’m politically impaired as far as personalities are concerned, so I really appreciate this list if we can all come up with one, I’ll take care of the business sector.
chi,
I’m glad there are people like you, not oblivious to the state of the motherland inspite of your distance, I wasn’t aware of all these until I came back. I feel humbled before Filipinos like you…
juggernaut,
Blogger Chabeli is very good at preparing a list like this one.
Calling Chabeli…are you in Pinas right now? Thanks.
sana nong nagwalk-out si trillanes sumoporta sana tayo kaso wala eh kaya kahit ano na ang gawin ni gloria ngayon kahit nakawin niya lahat ang kaban ng pilipinas wala tayong magagawa kasi di naman natin sinuportahan yong ipinaglalaban ni senador trillanes palagay ko suportado ang mga pinoy sa ginagawa ni gloria na nakawin lahat ang kaban ng bayan ano sa palagay niyo?
Worst. President. Ever.
A question that seems to be on everybody’s mind these days turns out to be: Is Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo the worst President in recent history?
1)Most Filipinos believe that President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo is the “most corrupt (president) in the history of the Philippines,” according to results of a survey done by Pulse Asia from October 20 to 31.(GMA News)
2)A recently concluded informal, unscientific poll of my blog’s viewers found that 80% of votes cast for “Worst President” rate the current presidency as a very serious contender for the dubious title.
juggernaut,
Yuko has just organized and led a successful human rights rally of Pinoys in Japan. Anna’s blog has it.
The Equalizer,
Isn’t Gloria Makapal-Arrovo de Pidal the winner of the “Worst President” title already?!
mlm,
I was in Davao at the time with friends in ’89, sorry…
Simple lang naman ang nais ng mga “rebelde”…for Gluerilla and Asspweron to listen and address their grievances.
Sobrang hirap para sa mga INUTIL na ito na makinig at bigyan ng aksyon ang mga lehitimong reklamo dahil lahat ng sinasabi ng mga rebelde ay totoo!
Open Invitation!
Timog Avenue, FJ’s grill, my treat, right now!
Years ago, akala ko pa rebelde namumundok, sparrow hitman, humihingi ng revolutionary taxes, pumapatay ng mga sundalo, pulis, kapwa rebelde – sila ni Trillanes ganun ba?
Thanks, Chi, for the plug in. Thanks to Anna, too. I just came back from doing interpretation for a bar association here, and a year-end dinner with fellow activists. Everybody apparently still suffers from some painful legs for it was indeed a long walk that normally will take you 5 or 6 stations away by train, but it was worth the while, so they say.
Arkibo has published our pictures at http://www.arkibongbayan.org/2007-12Dec10-ihrday/japanirhday.htm
We saw some Filipinos on the sidewalk watching us. We invited them to join, ang sabi pa ng mga ewan(!) “Ano iyan? Sponsored by ng embassy ‘yan?” Susmaryosep!
Ibang-iba talaga ang discipline ng mga Katoliko sa Buddhists! You know what I mean.
Hi guys,
In the news, gov’t already made Wanted posters for Faeldon and co. But based on Trixie Angeles, Faeldon’s lawyer, Faeldon is in military custody…
Picture this out… Kpag my malaking problema n naman ang gov’t ang kailangang ma-divert ang attention ng public.. pustahan tayo bigla nilang “MAHUHULI” si Faeldon… or a grimmer scenario might be, they cornered Faeldon and fought back that’s why they neutralized him… tsk, tsk, tsk…
Ibang gimik naman kc bulilyaso n ung BOMBING TACTICS nila eh 😉
“Bomb me tactics”, “Impeach me tactics”, next will be “ambush me tactics.”
menOk, please tell me your just kidding. Hu! Hu! Hu!
F_ _ k me daw sabi ng baboy.
Fork me.
Ellen,
We all know — and Gloria’s govt knows, the terms of the Oakwood surrender agreement approved by Malacanang no less. Even Gen Efren Abu, who was then the commanding officer of the attack division at Oakwood knows this.
I wonder if the govt can be sued for breach of promise?
Anna,
During FVR’s time there was a “gentlemens’ agreement” why can’t Esperon et al remind GMA about this?
Juggernaut,
Yep, I’ve long come to the conclusion that “my word is my bond” is foreign to Gloria and her friends.
During FVR’s time there was a “gentlemens’ agreement” why can’t Esperon et al remind GMA about this?
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The government side was not represented by gentlemen. You are asking too much of this government.
Atty,
Swak na swak!
What is the title First Gentleman for?
For the last time, these people are not rebels! Please revisit your profile of rebels. They are “activists!” These are soldiers, they feel naked without their rifles, they have to make a stand in full battlegear, for pete’s sake they were made this way! No shots were fired from their end!
Agree with Juggernaut. The Manila Pen incident to me is a high-profile activism but just that.
Anna,
What pains me is that we have brothers on the other side, the PNP, who equally believe that following the chain of command is the honorable thing, our beer busting group before has split in two – both groups believing they are in the right! Brother against brother…
Juggernaut,
The police is a perhaps a brother organization, but if you think about it, is a different kettle of fish altogehter.
Perhaps, it’s because they engage in fighting crimes mostly in the “petty” civilian domain but in principle, unlike the military, they don’t have to fight an armed enemy whose aim is to kill, maim, destroy, annihilate, as in war conditions. In that sense, they have a tendecy to over-react when a fighting is perceived to be a notch higher than what they’re used to.
Even the SWAT that milled in front of the Manila Pen during the stand off was rather laughable in their stance. They aren’t used to urban jungle warfare yet in war conditions hence, the OVERKILL stunt… That sort of stunt of milling in front of the Pen in that fashion would have made them sitting ducks had it happened in urban jungle which was Belfast a few years ago. (We lived in Belfast until 1996.)
Gentleman’s Agreement with GMA? Impossible! to borrow the words from “The King and I”..It is Impossible! I don’t even think she is a Lady..and certainly not “My Fair Lady!”
Sampot/juggernaut: how can we who are not physically in the Phil. help?
ace: is her husband a “gentleman”? hindi ba siya yong nagsabi ng “P” word with his son in a court scenario? Is that a gentleman?
Anna: hindi na maalaala ni GMA that she signed and approved the agreement..She will simply say..”I am sorry! did I sign and approve it? I don’t remember..I have a lapse of judgment, a lost of memory”..at palakpakan ang mga alipores niya…sa kapalpakan niya.
Hi The Equalizer,
RE: Worst. President. Ever.
100%. Headline, akalain nýo ba naman na sikat uli si GMA
top 1, “The WORST Corrupt President” in our time. Tinalo lahat ng naupong Pangulo, pati nga si Macoy tinalo.
Breaking D’Record uli. Iba talaga ang charisma ni GMA? Kundi #1 eh pang top 10 ang husay at galing.
Sa NOBEL PEACE PRIZE eh tanggapin kaya yan? WORST President.
Kayo na ang magjudge?
Hi Rose,
Dapat ang tawag doon eh Conspiracy con Rebellion Agreement with GMA yon.
Sipain mo ba naman ang lihitimong Presidente at halal ng more than 11M Pinoy,eh makatarungan?
Pagkatapos eh kasuhan si ERAP, nagbaba ng GUILTY order ang Sandigan ni GMA at saka cambio pinalaya ang pobre kasi 70-years old na.
Akalain nýo ba naman ONLY in the Philippines, GMA rubberstamp gov’t. Ang simpleng Batas eh sila ang nagpapahirap, kasi AKALA nila eh boba ang mga Pinoy.
Sila tuloy ang nagmukhang boba, di pa inaakyat ang kaso sa korte ay ginawaran ng nga Masang Pilipino ng GUILTY si GMA and cohorts.
Walang piyansa, kasi po abolished na yong 70 eh, 1M na lang.
Rose,
Gloria is reported to be the most corrupt president in the history of the Philippines — for one thing, her ascension to the highest office in itself is an act of corruption so am not surprised.
Ellen, wondering why Pulse Asia “embargoed” their poll results and saw fit to publish them only today. What’s going on? Was it a tactical move, i.e, to publish it after the medalla de oro award to Gloria or is it because Pulse Asia was pressured not to reveal their results before Spain had awarded Gloria with a gold medal for human rights championning?
(I still can’t believe that those idiotic university people in Spain could do that! Mais, quels cons! Absolument, monstruesement cons ces espagnols!!!!)
GMA FOUND MOST CORRUPT PRESIDENT
By REGINA BENGCO
ALMOST one of two Filipinos believe that President is the “most corrupt (president) in the history of the Philippines,” a survey conducted from Oct. 20 to 31 by Pulse Asia showed.
(more on http://www.malaya.com)
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The Equalizer,
This confirms your own survey, no more contender to the throne of the most corrupt. Gloria tops them all, she’s the winner!
Sermonia, laxitibo ka pa rin hanggang ngayon!!!
Hahah! Lalong ‘gumandang’ lalaki si Sen. Trillanes dun sa front page photo ng Abante na pinaliligiran ng sangkaterbang kapulisan.
Darating daw ang anak ni Colonel Moammar Gaddafi, as abs-cbn reports.
Huwag haharap si Mike A.
Bawal ang baboy sa Muslim.
to the administration… stop saying that we should observe the rule of law! kayo mismo ang bumababoy sa batas. no one should be above the law, lalo na kung kasinliit lang ni gloria! imagine how low our laws are kung mas mataas pa si gloria eh 4′”11″ lang yata yan pag naka 1 foot high na heels. some people say that trillanes and company lacked planning in what they did, impulsive man alam natin na legit ang issues that they’re trying to send across.
Labanpinoy,
Speaking of rule of law, Manuel Buencamino lectures Ateneo’s Sangunian president Manila Bay Watch: Manuel Buencamino’s Jacques Danton lecture to Ateneo’s middle-of-the-roaders
Nakita ko na naman si Ellen sa GMA primetime news pero I didn’t catch what she was saying, it was about Gen. Lim.
Btw, sabi dun sa taas, 31 Magdalo officers are facing coup charges and then 14 of them were involved in the Pen standoff. Ibig sabihin there were 17 who have remained in the court instead of joining the walkout? I assume, including Maestrecampo, Gambala, San Juan, and those who have already been co-opted.
I wonder how these cowards felt at the very moment the group started to walkout and march? Nainggit kaya o patay-mali lang? They don’t deserve being called a “Magdalo” anymore.
“Magdalena” na lang.
Tongue,
Kung ako ang nasa lugar ng mga “Magdalena”, siguradong inggit to death ako sa mga Magdalo na nag-walkout. Sikat na sikat kasi sila ngayon at kinatatakutan pa ni Gloria Orinola!
Imagine, 1,000+ ang pumaligid sa kanila sa korte. Wow! They’re already made!
Chi, I have made another Medalla (Medaya yata ang pronunciation) de Horror for the Orinola Queen. Check out my blog.
Tongue,
That medalla is soooooooooo very à propos!
Just wondering..the recommendation/request/petition/persuasion/ of Bernardo, was it written in English or in Spanish? Baka high falluting ang English na ginamit kaya hindi naintindihan..kung Spanish naman..baka yong “donde es el sandok, en el ding ding nakasoksok? Seguro yong sinabi ni Tongue..”medaya award”..ang ibinigay..She sure deserves the medaya award…hindi ba kasama si Me gal soo very? Dapat nabigyan din..nainggit tuloy si Brenda Starr kaya nagwala sa London..
Chi says:
I never trusted FVR, he’s a sly player. He never loved his own country, only his self-interests just like Gloria. They deserve each other.
Chi, you’re absolutely right! FVR and GLORIA wore the same color and profess the same motto! SELF-PRESERVATION.. FVR as far as i can remember is involved in the CLARK controversial and unaccounted funds? Huh! need to cling on with PANDAK pra iwas pusoy.
Btw, sabi dun sa taas, 31 Magdalo officers are facing coup charges and then 14 of them were involved in the Pen standoff. Ibig sabihin there were 17 who have remained in the court instead of joining the walkout? I assume, including Maestrecampo, Gambala, San Juan, and those who have already been co-opted.
Yes, Maestrocampo,Gambala, San Juan et al already despised MAGDALO.. Remember how they spit black saliva to TRillanes and other MAgdalo officer hoping that PANDAK will spare them from any legal consequences.
No mercy for Trillanes and Co… says PANDAK. We’ll accept that.. but the cause that MAGDALO is fighting for has been vindicated since Carlos Garcia has been cahrged, the JULY 10,2007 incident in SULU where 10 Marines died and beheaded because the ARMORS failed to fire..and the incident is really doubtful. Did the government made the MARINES as BAIT? Don’t want to elaborate why.. but from the tongues of the soldiers who was there during that fateful day.. It seems the AFP leadership and PANDAK had made fun out of them. Who has a clean hands is worthy of prosecuting TRILLANES,et al. PANDAK really wanted to tame TRILLANES.. In fact last MAY 2007 election, PANDAK wanted TRILLANES to join TEAM UNITY..
Sa mga batang chicks lang noon oobra ang psychology I ko. Perhaps we ask some prominent psychologists (psychiatrists)to look into the case of the president and cohorts and come up why they are like that. Why they are very clever in everything and we are not. They can use the name Psycho here if they are afraid to be debarred.
Tongue,
Takbo agad ako sa blog mo kanina. I enjoyed it a lot. Hubby said “pabasa nga”. Ayun, he forgot that the market was down, hahahaha!
The “medaya de horror” is sooo cool!
rebelfiancee,
“In fact last MAY 2007 election, PANDAK wanted TRILLANES to join TEAM UNITY..”
Thanks for confirming this, kasi I just read it from the papers.
When it comes to that tragic beheading of the marines in Basilan…yehey sumabog si Akbar!
I just hope that the AFP leadership and the Orinola Queen will meet their end very soon, too!
Anna, you asked who is “Mahal”?
She is a midget actress.
juggernaut Says: “Lim has lived a life of selfless service to the country, he’s one of the few generals who doesn’t own his own house……..”
“a soldier who stands up for what right is not securing his future but only sealing his dignity and honor. when he closes his eyes pretending that nothing is rotting and stinking around him, then he gives up all what he had sworn to perform.” from a trainor, SOT class 88-7, fort sto domingo, sta, rosa, laguna.
Advisory [w/Ellen’s Indulgence]:
If you know of a crime committed against the Filipino by anybody in the government or private sector, please post it here….
http://filcrimes.wetpaint.com/
Thanks for your contribution.
Mabuhay ang mga Pakialamerong Pilipino!
bgen danny lim: “the more you sweat in training the more you bleed in combat.”
for esPWEron, the SHIT-of-staff: “the more you evade training and assignment in combat, the more you become CORRUPT.”
ay, mali!
“the more you sweat in training, the least you bleed in combat.”
“Agreement not binding: Esperon”
a bullshit example of a savage without honor!
this animal can never really be trusted, same like gloria. what he says this moment is to be forgotten a second later.
with this kind of leaders we have in the government, expect the exodus of people who will troop to any exit points to find their places away from this cursed administration.
Napanood ko kagabi(11Dec 11PM) sa ANC cable channel iyong replay ng The Explainer at nandun si Nay Ellen.
Medyo hindi pa maipaliwanag ng mabuti ang PTIR at PTA, sana maipaliwanag ng husto ang “buhol buhol na proseso” na binabanggit dun sa show sa mga susunod kolum sa Abante para lalong maintindihan ng masa.
May sinasabi pa duon na parang dalawang kabayo na naghihilahan ng pantalon. Ano ito, iyong tarheta ng Levis?
Peremtory challenge, implied approval, ‘hindi na sinusunod’ – ito yung mga naisulat ko sa kwaderno ko.
Pero ang hindi ko talaga makalimutan ay iyong pagbanggit ni Nang Ellen ng General Esperon.
Okay sige, payag na ako.
Pero ano na lang ang tawag duon sa iba pang sundalo na may estrelya sa balikat?
Halimbawa itong Mamang Pulis na si Geary Barias. Tawagin na rin natin na full pledge General na. Tutal dun din naman duon ang tungo nya.
Bilang pagkilala sa pagkakasilip sa anong brand at kulay ng brief(underwear) ni AT4 noong Nov 29 sa Manila Pen – tawagin na natin syang promoted to the level of General Esperon.
Kung noong panahon ni Cory, si Capcom Chief Alex Aguirre ang sumikat, malamang sa loob ng 18 months masasapawan ni Mamang Geary(mamaya na style sa harap ng camera) ang mga achievement ni Senator Ping Lacson bilang myembro ng PNP sa pagdisiplina ng kapulisan.
Sa totoo lang, jolly ang dating ni General Barias – pangiti-ngiti lang pero pikon pala.
Ellen, pwede rin ba kita tawagin na GENERAL NE Win? 💡
More insider info:
Asst. Chief State Prosecutor Richard Anthony Fadullon conducted the cross examination on Gen. Danilo Lim. It was Sir Danny’s testimony that Esperon said, “Nagdala ng high powered firearms, tapos, reprimand lang?” when the latter heard the terms of the agreement. Asked for his reaction, Sir Danny said, “Gen. Esperon had interrupted me as I was enumerating the terms of the agreement. however, I did not pay any attention to him, since the agreement by that time was complete, there was already a meeting of the minds.”
And yet, later we saw that despite the finality of the cotnract, GMA and Esperon reneged on the agreement, making liars out of the men who were sent to negotiate and who gave their words as officers and as gentlemen that they would see to it that the terms would be followed.
I imagine then that not long after that, Gen. Lilm came to the conclusion that GMA is a lying, thieving cheat and Esperon is her dog. The Marine stand-off and the proposed withdrawal of support became inevitable on the day that the Oakwood agreement was vacated.
sorry, became “inevitable” not “evident”
Gen. Lim, a true soldier and comrade par excellence!
Hi Chi,
A true Gentleman and Katipunero.
A future promising and charismatic leader.
IBOTO natin sa 2010!
Hahahahah! Nakakatawa ka, Balweg!