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From Malaya:
Justice Undersecretary Ricardo Blancaflor yesterday said the lawyer of the so-called “Alabang Boys” attempted to “feed” Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez a release order for the three suspects caught in a buy-bust operation at the Araneta Center, Quezon City and in Alabang, Muntinlupa last September.
During the hearing of the House oversight committee on dangerous drugs chaired by Rep. Roque Ablan (Lakas, Ilocos Norte), Blancaflor named Felisberto Verano, a mistah at the Philippine Military Academy Class 1994 and Utopia fraternity brother at the Ateneo law school, as the one who sent the draft release order to his office last Dec. 23.
Verano is the lawyer for the so-called “Alabang Boys” namely Richard Brodett, Richard Tecson and Jorge Joseph. The three yielded 60 tablets of ecstasy, packets of marijuana and sachets of cocaine.
The three were not released from custody of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) as the case was still under review after the charges were dismissed by State Prosecutor John Resado, Verano’s former law student at the Far Eastern University.
Maj. Ferdinand Marcelino, head of PDEA’s Special Enforcement Services, also disclosed in the hearing that a Joe Tecson alias “Joetec” offered him P3 million in exchange for not filing the charges.
“Ano ba ang kalakaran? Tama na ba ang P3 million?” he quoted the caller as saying.
After ignoring the offer, Marcelino said a “mistah” from the PMA Class ’94 approached him to drop the charges in exchange for the same amount which he also declined.
Blancaflor said Gonzalez later admitted to him that he had a prior conversation with Verano and the parents of the suspects whose cases were dismissed for alleged technical lapses by PDEA agents.
NEVER ASSURED
However, he said Gonzalez told him that he never assured Verano that he would sign the draft release order which carried the DOJ letterhead.
Janet Payoyo, Blancaflor’s secretary, said she received the envelope containing the draft order, and asked Verano about its contents.
“We had already talked with Secretary Gonzalez,” she quoted Verano. “Since it was for the Secretary of Justice, kailangan ma-forward sa kanya.”
After finding out that it was a release order, Payoyo asked guidance from Blancaflor who referred her to Resado, the prosecutor in charge.
Resado ordered Payoyong to forward the “draft release order” to the office of Gonzalez which she did.
“Ang sabi niya po sa akin, may usapan na sila ni Secretary Gonzalez tungkol diyan (draft release order),” she said.
Verano, in an interview, confirmed Blancaflor is a fraternity brother.
Verano admitted he drafted the order.
Based on his account, he said that he had talked to Gonzalez to act on the release of the suspects, citing the December 2 resolution of the prosecutors. However, Gonzalez told him that he will first study the case.
He said Gonzalez’ statement prompted him to prepare the draft order. He said he dug into his files to get a sample of the DOJ letterhead.
Verano admitted that his act of preparing a draft order for Gonzalez’ signature was not normal procedure, but justified this by saying that his clients were getting desperate as Christmas was getting near.
“I asked if they could release the boys even temporarily, in the spirit of Christmas,” he said.
‘TATLONG MANOK’
Tecson’s father, Joselito, belied allegations that he called up Marcelino and supposedly offered him “tatlong manok,” or P3 million, for the release of his son.
“I never called him up. Hindi ko naiintindihan ang tatlong manok. Hindi ko siya kilala, and I never offered them money,” he said, adding that PDEA should be more responsible with their accusations.
Rep. Roilo Golez ( Ind., Parañaque) questioned the practice of lobbying in the DOJ, saying it should be reviewed by Congress.
“I cannot understand the temerity and presumptuousness of this lawyer (Verano) to feed draft documents to Secretary Gonzalez,” he said.
Bayan Muna party list Rep. Teodoro Casino questioned Gonzalez’ “awkward” practice of entertaining lawyers and litigants with pending cases before the DOJ.
Rep. Darlene Antonino-Custodio (NPC, South Cotabato) suggested that Verano be subjected to an investigation for violating the Code of Legal Responsibility.
PROSECUTOR CHIDED
Congressmen took turns lambasting Resado for dismissing the case.
Golez slammed Resado for not clarifying the information filed before him.
Rep. Elpidio Barzaga (Kampi, Cavite), a lawyer, insisted that in dismissing the charges, Resado anchored his arguments on the defendants’ affidavit.
Barzaga belied Resado’s claim that a fiscal acts as a judge during the preliminary investigation, citing the Supreme Court’s ruling in Bautista vs Court of Appeals that a prosecutor “does not determine guilt of innocence of the accused.”
Resado said PDEA might have “short cut” the operation because only one operative conducted the buy-bust operation when the operatives should be stationed “strategically within the vicinity so they can respond when necessary.”
But PDEA director general Dionisio Santiago clarified: “Hindi ho single-man team ‘yan. There was the arresting team na kasama ho ng poseur buyer on signal, nagka close-in ‘yan.”
Marines commandant Ben Dolorfino said he hopes Marcelino would be guided and motivated by the Marine core values which are honor, valor and duty.
“I expect him to be a true Marine and give his best in any job that he might be involved in,” Dolorfino said.
Marine Lt. Col. Edgard Arevalo, spokesman for the Navy, advised Marcelino to stand up for what he thinks is right.
“He was telling me that he stood up against the offer and on the matter of having the suspects released,” said Arevalo.
SHOW CAUSE
The families of Brodett and Tecson filed a writ of habeas corpus at the Court of Appeals for their sons’ temporary liberty.
Petitioners asked the CA to order officials of PDEA to show cause for the restraint and detention of the subjects.
Named respondents were Santiago, Maj. Marcelino and Atty. Alvaro Lazaro.
Brodett was arrested in Alabang, Muntinlupa along with Jorge Joseph. Tecson was arrested in Araneta Center in Quezon City.
They were charged with violation of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 (R.A. 9165).
Verano said PDEA should have immediately released his clients with the DOJ’s dismissal of the drug charges pursuant to a resolution approved by Chief State Prosecutor Jovencito Zuno dated December 2, 2008. – Wendell Vigilia, Evangeline de Vera, Victor Reyes, and Jocelyn Montemayor
These people!!!
Thay are all on drugs!
I never knew the DOJ prosecutors were of such low quality until I saw and heard them testify at the House hearing. They not only could not speak straight, plain and simple English; they could not even write as pointed out by one congressman regarding their poor grammar. More than their poor qualities, they’re so corrupt in their young age.
The respondents’ lawyer, Atty. Perano, must not only be disbarred but sent to jail. How could a veteran lawyer who even taught law for many years did such a thing? He could have been doing it for a long time to his clients in exchange for fat legal fees; and it’s only now that he got caught.
FYI…
Blancaflor used to be Gringo’s chief of staff during his first two or three years as senator. Then, the two had a falling-out. Blancaflor was fired, for unknown specific reason. From Gringo, the guy drifted in circles, until Angelo Reyes noticed him; then Ed Ermita.
Raul Goonzalez dislikes Blancaflor because he did not recommend him to the post of Usec. He was appointed by the Evil Bitch at the prodding of Ermita even though Blancaflor and Raul are both Ilonggos. Blancaflor used to be married to a Yulo.
Please read “Marcelino: a battle – scarred Marine” as linked by Ellen, above. His life is one for the movies. We need more soldiers like him.
By the way, if he was involved in intelligence work that led to Abu Sabaya’s neutralization, he was most probably working with Col. Querubin, is that right?
Next question, does anybody here know who the mistah he might be referring to, is?
Oh, I’ve just re-read the Malaya article above. It said “During the hearing of the House oversight committee on dangerous drugs chaired by Rep. Roque Ablan (Lakas, Ilocos Norte), Blancaflor named Felisberto Verano, a mistah at the Philippine Military Academy Class 1994 and Utopia fraternity brother at the Ateneo law school, as the one who sent the draft release order to his office last Dec. 23.”
If Verano was already known as the mistah who offered Maecelino the bribe, why did Marcelino still need an executive session to name him?
there’s was – she hadn’t read the MOAD…
now – he (DOJ Sec) didn’t wrote the release order…
TT, i just assumed that it was just a copy and paste error and the reporter missed deleting it. Verano is a lawyer and not a PMA’er.
Yes, Tongue, he was under Col. Querubin in the operations to rescue the Burnhams in Basilan. But he got transferred to another assignment when Querubin’s team followed the Burnhams in Zambo peninsula.
Col. Querubin has good words for Maj.Marcelino. He is confident Maj. Marcelino will stand by what is true and what is right.
Tongue, Verano is not the ’94 mistah. He is very much older than Maj. Marcelino.
Verano and Blancaflor are the Utopia fraternity brothers.
Nahilo na siguro editors namin.
Naku, sumali na ang mga buwaya ni Gloria sa House hearing. Puentebella and Suarez. Nakakita ng venue para magpalapad ng papel. Hindi naman nangyari ito kung morally upright ang lider ng bansa.
Text from Rep. Roilo Golez:
No less than the Secretary of Justice Gonzalez stated that there’s an ethical issue involved in the action of Atty Verano (drafting release order and sending to Sec Gonzalez).
The “Code of Professional Responsibility” for lawyers is very clear that lawyers must respect legal processes, to wit:
“Canon 1 – A lawyer shall uphold the Constitution. Obey the laws of the land and promote respect for law of and legal processes.”
This opens Atty Verano to an ethics case in the Supreme Court or the IBP.
Abogado ng mga suspek, gumawa ng DOJ resolution draft
“……..Sinabi ni Verano na wala na umanong silang oras dahil malapit na ang Pasko at dapat nang makalaya ang mga suspek kaya’t siya na mismo ang gumawa ng “draft resolution” na kung papayag si Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez ay kaagad na itong pipirmahan at makakalabas na ng kulungan sina Brodett at Tecson.”
http://www.abante.com.ph/issue/jan0709/default.htm
anak ng tungaw, oo!
dahil ba mga anak mayaman ang mga demonyong ‘yun, eh kailangang palayain dahil magpapasko na?
putang ina!
kapag pala kaming mga pobre, kahit mabulok, hindi bale na?!!!
ludicrous! ridiculous! there’s not enough mal-adjectives to describe what’s happening with yet another drama the Alabang Boys! sabi nga ni Goldberg sa unang comment “THESE PEOPLE ARE HIGH ON DRUGS!”
this is probably the only country in the world that prosecutes the “prosecutors” at yong mga addicts are enjoying their freedom.
i hope there are more “marcelino” out there who’ll stand up for our turd world kawntri! more power to this honorable man!
makes me the more to think that really… “laws were made for low people”
After long absence in Ellen class,finally i’m back.I could not comment more,I’m on jury duty starting tomorrow,hope the court will speed up the trial because i still have an schedule flight to catch before the end of this month.
All I can say is that I missed you all.Maybe,the court won’t allow me to read the newspaper and blogging.I will be sitting on a jury on a high profile case.
Marami ngang padrino itong Brodett at Tecson. Ayan na pati si ex-congressman Sandoval ng Malabon,tumawag rin pala kay Gen. Santiago, pati yung kalaro niya ng golf umaarbor din. Pati pangalan ni Ermita, nabanggit na.
Sige pa! Magkaalaman na kung sino-sino ang mga padrino ng mga Drug Syndicates!
Cocoy,
Ang tagal ka naming hinanap, lahat ng mga inaanak mo (pati mga inanakan mo) hinahunting ka nung pasko. Huli man daw at magaling, late pa rin. Kaya ito ang bati ko sa yo: Happy Thanksgiving!
Ellen, nagulat din ako, ngayon ko lang nakita sa TV yung mukha ni Atty. Verano, matanda na, tapos Class ’94! Hahaha.
I salute Marine Major Marcelino – Semper Fidelis(Always Faithful), endangered species na rin ang mga katulad nya. I am not surprised that the three stogees want to be released by December… not only that they can immediately take a flight out of the country while government offices are on holidays but December and new year’s eve is a good market for their stuff … you know parties here and there…and everywhere… would be a lot of M (manok) and 3M Pizzas… for their business. And this Atty. Verano? my goodness! he should be in jail and disbarred for life.
welcome back cocoy!, we miss u! saan na yung mainit na kape .. he he he
Tongue,
Recession ngayon dito sa merica kaya naghanap ako ng pera sa ibang lugar para may pambili ako ng bahay na under bank foreclosure ng makamura at ipagbili pag hindi na recession.Kukuha lang ako ng mga lumundag sa borders na magpintura ay ayos na,sa ngayon walang bumibili ng mga bahay dahil mga walang pera ang mga tiga merica kaya samantalahin ko ang mga bahay nila para magaya ko si wili na anim ang bmw na nakagarahe.Pero teka may mga makina kaya iyung mga kotse niya?Hehehe!
Thanks newphilippines hayaan mo padalhan kita ng kape galing taiwan bahala ka na kung madali ka ng melanine.Hehehe!
pwede na yun, e black coffee ko na lng.. hnd na ako gagamit ng milk or creamer tsaka sugarless para melamine free.hehehe..
“By the way, if he was involved in intelligence work that led to Abu Sabaya’s neutralization, he was most probably working with Col. Querubin, is that right?”…..Tongue-Twisted.
Tongue/Ate Ellen,
I have to correct the impression that the Sabaya Intel Project was Col. Querubin’s. It was not. Let’s give credit where credit is due. It was Gen. Sabban’s Intel Project from start to finish. This project started when Gen Sabban was the Deputy Bde Commander of Gen. Miranda in the 2nd Marine Brigade in Basilan. Major Marcelino was then the Intel officer of 5th Marine Bn under Col Banez. As such, Marcelino was deeply involved in the intel operations under the direction of Gen Miranda and Gen Sabban (the Project Officer). When Gen Sabban was reassigned to the Marine Forces South, he continued with the project while concurrently holding his previous position with the Brigade. Sabban recommended Col Querubin to assume his post as Dep Bde Cdr so that the latter could assume a billet also. This gave Sabban fulltime attention to the Sabaya project. Col Querubin was, I think, only less than a month with the Bde before Sabaya was neutralized, and this is what happened……
On the eve of Sabaya’s neutralization,Sabban was on official business but was directly in control of the operation. He called up Querubin, asking the latter if he would like to join the operation. That was the only time his participation came in. However, there was even no need for an officer with the rank of a Col to be in that operation. Maybe, there were some reasons for that….. Maj Aragones, who was the team leader of the operation, is the most able officer who did the job.
I should know….I loaned some of my men for that operation.
Cocoy, duda ko sa pinanggalingan ng yaman ni Willy. Hindi kayang lunin yun sa ,ga kinita niya sa Wowowee lang. Apat na malalaking bahay, 11 luxury cars, 2 yacht? Yung yate pa lang payat ang P50M.
Thanks for the clarification. It’s nevertheless important to note that we have PLENTY of incorruptible Marines despite the shabby treatment they are accorded by some of their superiors.
If my guess is right, Maj. Marcelino is a junior of yours in the academy?
“To instruct, train and develop the cadets so that each graduate shall possess the character, the broad and basic military skills and essential to the successful pursuit of a progressive military career as a values-centered leader in the selfless services to the AFP and the nation.”PMA Mission
Mabuhay ka Major Ferdinand Marcelino,you are a true example of a PMA graduate who believes in your alma mater ‘s core values: Courage, Integrity and Loyalty.May your tribe increase!
Major Marcelino ,you have given us hope.We know that there are still many brave men and women in the military of character dedicated to protect and help build this nation!
Napaka-resourceful ni Atty. F. Verano. May letterhead pa siya ng DOJ. Super close siya sa ins and outs of the DOJ. It is very unethical of him and the DOJ staff to have casual communication with a lawyer representing the accused in a high profile case. Blancaflor and Verano are “brods”, but I see a wider connection between Verano and the DOJ.
Felixberto Verano is the same lawyer that represented the PNP, NAIA, PSPO during the Senate inquiry on the kidnapping of Jun Lozada. I guess, Verano has been reassured of the impending release of his Alabang Boys clients, as he knows that the DOJ and the government “owes: him for the Kidnapping Case inquiry by the Senate. It is payback time for him. Fortunately, the media and PDEA made this public.
Can Verano be charged with criminal liability for his use of the DOJ lettehead in drafting the release order? Disbarred at least, jail time would be a welcome relief as well. Use of DOJ letterhaed by non-DOJ staff is Falsification of Official Document/s and therefore a criminal act.
Tongue,
You are correct. Maj Marcelino is my junior. We were both in Basilan and Sulu during the Sipadan/Dos Palmas operations. In fact, I was the one who sent him reinforcements during a time that his unit was engaged by enemy forces from morning till night. He is one brave Marine and his courage extends to his character. I have no doubt that he stands on high moral ground on the current controversy among corrupt “Justice” personnel and the “Alabang Boys”.
To Major Marcelino,
Hold the line. Uwaaa!!!!
Let’s wait and see what the appropriate move by Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) to “discipline” Albang Boys lawyer Verano.
breaking news “Brodett Vs. Brodett” at ang ina pala ay user din… omg
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/nation/view/20090107-181933/Suspect-is-pusher-user–kin
Maraming magigiting na Mistah (Class ’94) si Majr. Marcelino na ngayon ay nakakulong sa Camp Capinpin sa Tanay. Isa na doon si Capt. Ruben Guinolbay, ang hero ng Lamitan.
isa lamang itong si major marcelino sa pag-asa ng ating bayang tanging paninindigan at sinumpaan sa tungkuling nakaatang sa kanyang balikat ang pinaiiral.
major, mabuhay ka!
hindi ka nag-iisa sa laban mong ito.
kaisa mo ang mga katulad mo’y hindi nasisilaw sa kinang ng salapi at at lalong hindi nasisindak sa kapangyarihan ng kinakapitan at sinasandalan ng mga halimaw ng iyo ngayong katunggali.
sino ba ‘yang cocoy na ‘yan?
dyenwayn ba ‘yan?
oridyinal?
taal?
baka naman kapikat lamang?
he he heeeh!
prengcoy, welkam!
Kalakaran is the omnibus term of SOP. It applies to everything in the government. It would be unethical if in a context of an adversary. Otherwise, it facilitate things sometimes through the informal organization that includes fixers like in that draft document on a downloadable official stationery which was a result of a DF common with the military learned from staff schools while the responsibilty remains always with the approving authority.
Ang nanay ni Brodett ay user din, kaya pala! Dapat sya ay bigyan ng title na ‘Itinatangging Ina’!
tnx newpinas for the link.
Likewise, Major Marcelino is an worthy and upright mason.
Correction: “a” not “an”…sorry for the error.
The release order prepared by Atty. Perano was not a draft. Raul Goonzales said it was a final copy for him to sign. Atty. Perano looked like an old idiot during the hearing. He’s not a Mistah but a fraternity brother of DOJ’s Blancaflor. Marcelino’s Mistah who approached him is in the private sector.
In the first place, why did Gunggong intertained Verano? That’s very unethical. Yucks, wala nga palang ethics ang mga ito! Ilan kayang manok ang itinapat? Hindi siguro tumilaok ng husto ang mga manok kaya inilaglag si Blanca.
Perano told the House that Goonzalez refused to sign the release order upon learning the P50M bribery on the news headline while Goonzalez stated that he had not read the resolution yet so why would he sign. Each one’s word against another. But whoever was telling the truth, it was very clear that the two met and discussed about the case which in itself was unethical.
Alam niyo mukhang ganyan talaga ang kalakaran sa DOJ. Mag draft ng release order ang mga abogado sa letter head ng DOJ, at pipirmahan na lang ni Second.Gonzalez yun nga lang if the Price is right.. Sa kasong ito ok na sana kaya lang kumalat .
The PDEA was so smart to expose the bribery on time using media’s help. Maybe PDEA couldn’t stomach the corruption inside DOJ anymore. We salute Director Dionisio Santiago, his Chief Legal Counsel Atty. Lazaro and Maj. Marcelino.
Sa lahat ng mga nangyayaring ito … tuwang tuwa naman ang Palasyo at si Joc-Joc. Iba na ang headline ngayon ….. susunod naman ang cha-cha. Wala na bang katapusan etong mga kahibangang nangyayari sa panahong inilalagi ng peke at pesteng Glorya na ito? Lagi na lang bang ganito na involved sa imbestigasyon ang Congress at ang Senado. Iyan na ba ang bagong duties nila?
Bakit ini-iba ni Gunggong-zalez ang isyu? Ano ang nangyari sa Basilan na kanyang sinasambit tuwing naiipit siya kay Marcelino? Connected ba sa drugs yon? Bakit ganun siyang magsalita parang taong kalye. Puweeeeeeeeeeeeee .. pareparehas lang silang nasa DOJ na walang kuwenta. Yong iba hindi marunong magsalita yong iba hindi marunong mag-sulat. Ano ba yan …..
Blame Goonzalez’s behavior to his kidney donor.
In case you don’t know, the theme song of DOJ is “Release Me”.
“Please release him, let him go…”
Sa Pilipinas, nagmamadali ang gobyerno na pakawalan ang mga DRUG PUSHERS.
Pero ang mga magigiting na SUNDALO na nanindigan sa tama, pinatatagal sa kulungan kahit walang nakafile na kaso!
Malinaw na ba kung sino ang tunay na CODDLERS OF DRUG SYNDICATES?
Sabi ni Maj. Marcelino sa hearing, kaya siya na-late nung Martes dahil meron silang nahuling PUSHER sa San Juan na nadale sa buy-bust na nagbebenta ng cocaine. Pero, na-release na naman kahapon ng umaga dahil walang dalang ID yung taga-PDEA dahil kasalukyang nag-expire yung ID at papalitan pa. Inirelease yung pusher dahil ALAS SIYETE na ng umaga, at mag-eexpire yung 36-hour rule pagdating ng ALAS NUWEBE Y MEDIA, Jan. 7.
Tangina talaga, hindi pa pala tapos yung 36 hours, na-release na! Nang tignan ng mga congressman yung release order, nung isang gabi (Jan. 6) pa isinulat nung piskal!
DRUG PUSHER CODDLERS talaga ang DOJ!
Sibakin na iyang si Zuño na inutil na pinuno ng prosecution arm ng gobyerno. Mayaman na siya, ibigay iyan sa matino!
“Sa Pilipinas, nagmamadali ang gobyerno na pakawalan ang mga DRUG PUSHERS.
Pero ang mga magigiting na SUNDALO na nanindigan sa tama, pinatatagal sa kulungan kahit walang nakafile na kaso!”
Have that similar sentiment, too. Bakit kaya pati mga nagheinous crime sa abroad minamadaling pakawalan at very clean slate at may mga perks pa pagdating.
baliktad ang justice sa atin..kung sino pa ang nagsasabi ng totoo ay siyang maging sinungaling at kung sino pa ang dapat makukulong ay na rerelease..criminals do pay and in millions…
…dapat those found guilty in trafficking drugs.or in illegal drug businesses ay dapat pugotan ng ulo or kaya barilin sa firing squad..ths may sound anti-Christ but so is Satan…
rose, hindi lang baliktad ang justice system sa pinas kundi BULOK na. simula pa ito nang manungkulan ang bulok na PGMA (Power Grabber Macapagal-Arroyo) kung saan ang ginawang pundasyon ng kanyang administrasyon ay PANG-AAGAW, PANDARAYA, KASINUNGALINGAN at PAGNANAKAW sa kaban ng bayan.
lantaran na ang kawalanghiyaan ng mga ganid na halang ang kaluluwa at baliktad ang mga sikmura sapagkat nagagawa nilang kapalan ang mukha’t kulapulan ang sariling dangal (ewan kung ano’ng klase meron sila) ng umaalingasaw na katiwalian. gayundin ang kanilang mga kaanak na nagagawang lamunin ang galing sa nakaw at pangungurakot.
TonGuE-tWisTeD Says:
January 7th, 2009 at 2:10 pm
Ellen, nagulat din ako, ngayon ko lang nakita sa TV yung mukha ni Atty. Verano, matanda na, tapos Class ‘94! Hahaha.
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teka!
meron na bang PMA Class 1894?
nagtatanong lang.
MPRivera,
Do you know na halos karamihan ng triggerman ni gloria eh patapon na ang buhay, kasi nga ganito yon…kung makasuhan sila eh pardonable na dahil from 70 up eh di na pwedeng ilulong kaya heto ang lalakas ng loob gumawa ng kabulastugan sa kanilang pamumuno.
Wala tayong aasahan sapagka’t moro-moro lang ang labang ito dahil alam mo na koneksyon ang ugat ng lahat ng ito?
For sure sa kangkungan ang bagsak ni Major kundi siya susuportahan ng AFP/PNP at gagawin siyan sacrife lamb upang pagtakpan ang kabulukan ng malacanang.
May nabalitaan ka ba na naipakulong na drug lord ang DOJ? WALA di ba!
Puro small time drug users at pushers lang, hayon kahit papaano eh may nasasakote silang drug laboratory, ang big question niyan eh nasaan ang mga drug lord? Alam ko na ang iyong isasagot _________________! Tumpak di ba kaya walang maparusahan isa man.
balweg,
in right term – mga HUKLUBANG paurong na ang takbo ng utak ang nasa PGMA (Power Grabber Macapagal-Arroyo) adminiSTRAYtion kaya ganyang walang takot sila saq paghahasik ng lagim.
he he he heeeh!
dapat palitan na ‘yang sina huklubang gonzales, inaamag na apostool, bulol na hermita at iba pang mga kapanahunan pa ni matusalem.
COMMON SENSE ! Hindi maglalakas ng loob gamitin ni Atty.Verano ang letter head ng DOJ ,gumawa ng draft letter at papirmahan kay gunggonzalez kung hindi talaga ganyan ang nangyayari ! Di ba Ellen !
Correct. He has connection within the DOJ. Imagine, he reasoned he found it in his home. This case goes up much higher. I could even say Raul Goonzalez was part of it. He’s just washing his hands now and passing the buck to Verano and his DOJ prosecutors.
Magaling ka talaga sa arithmitic MPRivera, kaya yaong tinuran mo eh anay yan ng ating lipunan…kailangan sa kanila eh pamatay anay!
Bobitz,
May COMMON sila but yong SENSE eh wala, di ba si gungoonzales ang trojan horse ng DOJ kaya kung sino ang kokontra kay gloria his master…sure maghihimas ka ng rehas na bakal.
Imagine, kundi ba naman inuulol tayo ng mga iyan eh akalain mo ba namang private lawyer ng mga durugista…ang gagamitin eh letterhead ng DOJ ni gungoonzales, aba saan ka ba naman nakakita ng ganyang scenario…barasuhan, ang kumontra dedo?
Paano titino ang bansa kung ang nagpapatupad ng batas eh mga hudlum in uniforms, walang mangyayari talaga…kaya heto front page na naman ang Pinas. Numero UNO sa paggamit ng droga dito sa Asya? Wala na talang katinuan ang gobyernong ito, puro kahihiyan ang pinaggagagawa…ayaw na ng taong-bayan sa kanila eh heto’t kapit-tuko sa poder ng kapangyarihan.
BE,
Sa totoo lang, wala ng kredibilidad ang mga lapdogs at trojan horses ni PGMA.
Kahit anong paliwanag ang gawin nila e tinuldukan na ng Masang Pinoy ang kanilang kapalaran, what we need right now e magsilayas na sila sa Malacanang…period!
Ang kakapal ng mukz, manhid at ang tatapang ng mga apog…imagine, isinusuka na ng taong-bayan at heto ang hilig pang mag pa photo opts at pa press release? Hoy, wala nang naninilawa sa inyo…except yong mga tongressman at kurap na todo suporta sa pekeng gobyerno.
Correct. Anything and anyone associated with the Evil Bitch has no credibility. People don’t believe even if it’s true. That’s also the reason why the administration is getting a hard time picking a candidate for 2010.
balweg: they have common sins..corruption, false witnesses’ stealing, si satanas ang kanilang dios..etc. hindi kailangan ang death penalty kung sinusunod ang batas ng Dios..(the ten commandments). I am not for death penalty but I take exceptions to crimes like this..ibalik ang death penalty..at firing squad sa Luneta..and life would be better in the Phil…
The People’s Release Order: Free the Tanay Boys..
Rose,
Solve ang problema ng bansa, sapagka’t ang daming maisasalang sa firing squad…uunahin natin yong pwerwisyo sa ating lipunan at lahat ng lapdogs, trojan horses, tongressman at drug lords.