From the office of Sen. Trillanes:
Senator Antonio Trillanes IV supported the public clamor for an election in 2010 by saying change under the Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is ‘not possible.’
“Any illusions of change are simply not possible under the administration of GMA,” he said in a published annual report.
According to the same report, Trillanes was ranked sixth in the Senate for his 285 total bills on several advocacies as poverty alleviation, national defense and security, affordable and accessible health care and education, and environmental protection in only his second year in office.
He stressed good governance and civil service reforms as priorities by proposing heavier penalties against violations by contractors and subcontractors in public works projects and the public officials involved.
“We should fight against the alarming propensity of this administration to punish whistleblowers of anomalous transactions instead of the perpetrators, most of whom are part of government themselves,” Trillanes said.
He also addressed issues among the youth and women sectors with bills that would subject private schools to stricter government regulation against tuition hikes, and include PhilHealth coverage for diagnostic services for breast and cervical cancer.
This year Trillanes authored and coauthored seven bills and resolutions that were passed into law, including the Archipelagic Baselines Law (original bill included Scarborough Shoal within the baselines) and Salary Standardization Law 3.
Six of his bills have already been passed in the Senate, counting one that would fix the terms of the Armed Forces of the Philippines chief and major service commanders.
Admitting limitations as a legislator due to his imprisonment, Trillanes vowed to serve the country in other ways.
“I continue to be a voice of defiance against a regime that is reputed as the most corrupt in our nation’s history. This, I can honestly say, is my small contribution to our people’s incessant struggle for change,” he said.
Don’t have to hear that from Trillanes to be convinced that change is impossible with Gloria at the helm.
Any person with a piece of brain knows that. Those who refuse the evidence need to have a boob, er brain transplant.
Change under Gloria? Who says? The only change she wants is to change the Philippines into a monarchy so she can be queen! Nothing more—this the Filipinos should not allow to happen.
Change Gloria and the rest shall follow.
Gloria is not a Soliman/Solaiman,Kiram,Tupas or Baraguir kaya di siya pwede maging queen.
Anyway, we are a Republic, hindi ba? At least, last time I heard, Pinas is REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES so walang reyna o hari.
@Adebrux
I agree and Gloria has no claim to royalty,ilusyonada lang si Gloring.
Nanahimik na at wala ng kapangyarihan ang mga royalty sa pinas at ginagambala pa ni Gloring dahil sa mga claims niya.
shock naman ako sa gravatar mo Mumbaki! hahaha!!!
yeap! expect no change from this administration. if there is, it’s to perpetuate power.
here in America, we just celebrated July 4th with kwitis flying all over the place, sayang yong kwitis na pinalipad sa north korea sana tinarget yong ano… ahh… si kwan… ahh! basta! yun na yun!
dito samen, ang pag-pirma nang Constitution, para sa mga merkano, sagrado corazon ang dokomento na to.
not to Arroyo and cohorts dahil ginawa na nilang scrap buk ang constitution at dahil bisi ang mga tongresista na palitan na naman ang constitution kaya sa pinas walang katulad na ganitong July 4th celebration.
@reynz
gusto ko kasi yung president sa Iraq kasi di nagpapadikta sa america kaya siya ang ginawa ko’ng gravatar.
Matagal ng naging reyna si Nunalisa.Reyna ng mga Vampira.
Masaya ang 4th of July celebration dito sa California.Nagliwanag ang sky sa daming kwitis na pinaputok.Nagkaroon lang ng minor problem dahil naubusan ng yelo at umorder pa kay Palin sa Alaska.
Allot of these ills we are experiencing are started by spanish and americans….
Kung di sinakop ng kastila at amerikano ang pilipinas ally tayo ngayon ng iran at pakistan…so much for regrets
presidente ng iran, not iraq, yung picture mo.
sorry i mistyped ms.ellen,iran pala di iraq..
gusto ko kasi yung president sa Iran kasi di nagpapadikta sa america kaya siya ang ginawa ko’ng gravatar.
A lot of these ills we are experiencing are started by spanish and americans….
Kung di sinakop ng kastila at amerikano ang pilipinas ally tayo ngayon ng iran at pakistan…so much for regrets.
No thanks to traitors and wannabe foreigners….
..No thanks to traitors and wannabe foreigners,like Gloria and her minions.
Mumbaki, mas gusto mo palang maging amoy sibuyas ang mga Pilipino kung sinakop tayo ng Pakistan o Iran. Namana natin ang kalinisan mula sa Kastila at husay sa English mula sa Amerikano…kaya mas okay na iyan.
I’ve been trying to compare Gloria and Bush and here’s what came up:
1. They are both son and daughter of former Presidents.
2. Both won the election in a controversial way. Si Gloria dinaya si FPJ at si Bush naman daw sa Florida.
3. Both are liars. Si Gloria isang tambak na kasinungalingan. For Bush, at least one lie that almost cost his presidency: He denied ever arrested for drunk driving when asked by a reporter long before the campaign. Then a few days before the election, a copy of his record came out showing he was arrested for DUI at the age of 30.
4. Both are very unpopular and much hated.
May idadagdag pa ba kayo?
@dodong
Galit ako sa lahat ng mga mananakop,di ko sinabi na gusto ko’ng sakupin tayo ng pakistan at iran ang sabi ko kaibigan natin sila kung hindi tayo nasakop ng mga pesteng kastila at amerikano na iyan…
Wala tayong magagawa. Hindi na natin maibabalik ang kasaysayan. Most countries were colonized by others at one time or another. On the other hand, would the Philippines be better if we remain as Muslim country? Dati na tayong Muslim bago ang mga Kastila.
@Dodong
kaya ko naman sinabi so much for regrets.
I believe na mas tahimik ang pilipinas kung di dumating ang espanyol at ang mga americans but it is okay ngayon kasi pwede natin hubarin ang mga negative na kaugalian na natutunan natin sa kanila at ibalik ang mga nawala sa atin.
Gusto ng mga balik islam na dumami ang muslim uli sa pinas but the rajah solaiman movement wants to do it faster and in an extremist way!
Galit ako dun sa mga wannabe foreigners na katulad ni Gloria
mabuhay ka sen. trillanes, i have been checking and reviewing his legislative achievements, most of national importance ay may kapakinabangan sa ating bansa…medyo kakabilib sa isang neophyte senator, di sayang ang boto ng masang pilipino.
dami tayong senatong este senator ngayon panay palago mga business interest, panay papogi sa media at daming biyahe sa labas ng bansa dahil kailangan daw??? pero himayin ninyo ang mga inakdang batas eh pang konseho lang ng barangay yata, at marami pang eh co-author o sa isang simpleng lenguwahe ay nakikisawsaw lamang sa principal author ng mga nasabing batas.
at meron pang mga senatong este senator na akala natin malaki ang ginagawa sa bayan at inaakala natin na ubod na talino ay natutulog sa kangkungan.
sa 2010, kung magka-eleksiyon man ay sama-sama nating baguhin ang mukha ng senado at iboto ang mga karapat-dapat at may tunay na malasakit sa bayan…tama na kay environmentalist kuno senator form maguindanao, kay multimillionaire leon guerrero, kay pacute at patweetums na sister senator at ang kanyang younger senator brother na urong-sulong at nagkukunwaring opposition, tama na kay rebel-lover gringo na wala naman naisulong na pagbabago sa afp, tama na kay mini-me estrada, tama na kay business mogul jack-of-all trade at housing mogul, tama na kay bad ka/kampi ka senator, tama na kay brenda na wishy-washy at dakilang balimbing, tama na kay…
oops konti lang yata ang matino at magagaling na senador natin ngayon di ko na tatapusin baka matira lang si sen. trillanes.
mabuhay ka sen. trillanes!
What a relief!
I held my trap and withheld banging my keyboard when BGen. Danny Lim announced his intention to go after a seat in the Senate, because for awhile there, I thought he changed his mind that “election is the least desired (acceptable) mode of change.” Or something to that effect.
Even with half plus one of the Senate, ergo, forming the majority happens to be men and women with the integrity of the genuine reformists like Sen. Trillanes and BGen. Danny Lim, there is no way this scenario can have an immediate and lasting impact on transforming our people into responsible, hardworking and honest law-abiding citizens.
The changes we all aspire for cannot bloom in the current socio-religious-economic-political atmosphere. Exactly why I fully agree with Danny Lim’s assessment – the only path to our nation’s salvation is through a “generational change.”
Even with GMArroyo out of the picture, ganoon pa din. Changing a president does not make dishonest and dishonourable men and women overnight or 3 years later, to honest and honourable men and women.
Top to bottom. From the well-heeled to the struggling “masa,” kailangang may mga modelo at higit sa lahat, nagpapasunod, ng mga pagbabago na ating minimithi.
Apropos to Michael Jackson’s endearing song – “Man in the Mirror” – we direly need the environment that encourages people to have deep and penetrating self-reflection, and effect the very changes they expect from their leaders. Hindi pwedeng matitino ang mga pamunuan kung walang planong magtino ang mga pinagsisilbihan.
Of course, if the “reformists” can tone down the nationalist thrust of their agenda for the Filipino people, there is a slight chance the super-puppeteers behind Philippine society may allow this generational change to come to fore.
It is not the honesty, integrity and austerity that frightens the “powers that be” – it is the rise of genuine nationalist leaders who have the “arrogance” (sarcasm intended) to believe our national patrimony must always serve the need of the MAJORITY of the Filipinos, and not just the same-dogs-different- coiffeur-genuine-or-fake-breasts-wearing leaders with changing PMA class as praetorian to ensure a few middle class get to taste “the good life” so they will have enough creature comfort to distaste helping and enlightening the poor majority.
“Change not possible under GMA.” True. Yet for as long Barack Obama and what he represents can cast doubt and condemn the election in Iran, yet more than tolerate a proven cheat that is GMArroyo (Garci? Raise your hand!), change is not possible under anyone…
I wrote after Judge Pilapil denied his request: It was wrong for Senator Trillans to ask for special privileges. Nobody deserves any, much less a rebel. The people elected him Senator, therefore, he should be allowed to serves as such, unimpaired.
We were aware of his acts when we voted for him. Yet, we voted for him. Or because of it. 11 million voters, in effect, absolved him of any crime, particularly one that is political in nature. Can the Military Tribunal defy this overwhelming mandate? Of course it can. And it did. Why not? What is it in power for? Or, would the fake Commanderin-Chief permit anything else?
He did not insist on his mandate. And lost a golden opportunity to lead.
Sorry. Nakalimutan kong ilagay ang clincher. SAYANG.
Taxj, hindi sayang si Trillianes. Inspite of his incarceration he has passed more bills than the other 18 senators di ba? Eh ano ang ginagawa nung 18 senatongs? Yes, they can freeely go in and out of the Senate but for what? Just to collect the “pork” at magpapogi points lang. Sila ang sayang!
Boobuwit will not effect change, change of her silly con lang!
Mas bilib sana ako kina Gen.Lim,Querubin,Trillanes and Co.kung itinuloy na nila noon pa ang laban kesa sumuko at nagpakulong.Sana tapos na ang problema kay Nunlisa,hindi iyung nagpapogi lang sa press at madlang pipol.
Kaya wala akong ka-amor amor sa mga sukutan.Walang trophy sa mga talunan.Kung balak lumaban,gawin iyun matalo o manalo ng lumalaban at walang urungan.So what? kung dumanak ng dugo at nakikipaglaban.Ang mamatay ng dahil sa iyo,bayan ko!
Ang nangyari kasi inumpisahan,hindi pa nakapagpaputok ay sumuko na.Para lang silang kumuha ng bato na pamukpuk ng ulo.
Kaya iyung mga manok kong panabong ginigilitan ko na ng leeg kung alam kong tatakbo lang sa laban at isuko ang pusta ko sa kabila.
Sabi mo lang yan Cocoy na ok lang ang dumanak ang dugo. Thank God hindi nangyari yun. If I were them, hindi ako magpapakamatay sa mga Pilipinong bulag, pipi, bingi at tanga pa! Rizal, Aguinaldo and all our heroes died for our country but look what we are doing to this country? We have leaders who do not care for the citizenry but looks at an elected office as a form of investment. Tongpats lang ang alam! Bayaran ang boto at pag umupo eh lutong lugaw and gana.
I still appreciate the efforts of Trillianes, Gen Lim, Col Querubin kesa naman sa mga bulag, pipi, bingi at tangang kababayan natin. Dinaya na nga, nakangiti pa! At ang sabi eh ayaw nila ng drop out na katulad ni Erap. Ang gusto nila eh yung may PhD daw. Yan ang napala nila! Nakakuha sila ng Phd sa nakawan, kasinungalingan at fake pa pala ang boobs niya! Nothing is real with the boobuwit!
At meron pa palang isang klase, ang nanonood lang at panay ang kantiaw. Ikaw ba yun Cocoy?
PSB
I spent years in active duty in US Military. One of the things I recall as part of the indoctrination process was the emphasis that – while in uniform – I was not to express any political opinion. It was a mantra reply we memorized: “I cannot express my political opinion because it might be misinterpreted as the official opinion of the United States”
Separation of the military sphere from the political sphere is one of the foundation pillars of modern Western government. One need merely consider the numerous military coups and military cadre run countries around the world (or look back at Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan) to grasp the dangers of allowing the military to get involved in politics.
Marahil, kung wala ang mga reporters doon sa kinalalagyan nina Sen Trillanes at BGen LIM, baka hindi sila basta sumuko. Mahirap din kasing husgahan agad ang kanilang naging hakbang sapagkat ilan lamang silang may armas. Ano’ng panlaban nila sa tangke at machine guns at sa mga matatapang na katulad nina Baryas at Joanna Martir?
Ang problema ay nasa taong bayan na rin. May mga nilalang sa katauhan nina Sen Trillanes at BGen LIM na lumalaban para sa kapakanan ng sambayanan subalit mas pinipili ng huli ang pikitmatang tanggapin ang mga pagmamalabis ng nakaupong mapagsamantala at gahaman.
Hinihintay nila ang 2010? Para ano? Para sa konting baryang galing din sa kanilang pinagpawisan na ang kabayaran ay mahabang panahon na naman ng pamamalimos habang nasa katungkulan ang mga ganid na kanilang pinagbilhan ng kanilang karapatan?
Karamihan sa ating mga kababayan ay bilanggo at alipin ng sariling KATANGAHAN, KATAMARAN, KARUWAGAN at tila walang hanggang pagiging HANGAL!
The tradition has been that soldiers shed politics and political affiliations when they put on their uniform. When they take it off, soldiers are free to pick and support the political party that appeals most to them, with no pressure from the Defense Department. The importance of this tradition can’t be overstated.
Cocoy, that is in the US. Nasa Pilipinas ito. In the Philippines di ba ginamit ni boobuwit si Angie Reyes to install herself? Di ba si Enrile din ang tumulong kay Cory? So, nasaan ang sinasabi mong mantra? It simply does not work in the Philippines at all! Even the separation of the church from the State does not work in the Philippines too. Di ba si Cardinal Sin eh panay ang sawsaw niya sa politika? Thanks to him we are in a mess!
Besides, there are so many cases in the US too where the soldiesr can voice out their disgust. They can protest too. That is their constitutional right!
“Separation of the military sphere from the political sphere is one of the foundation pillars of modern Western government. One need merely consider the numerous military coups and military cadre run countries around the world (or look back at Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan) to grasp the dangers of allowing the military to get involved in politics.” – Cocoy
And I agree 125% on this doctrine. I supported what Trillanes and Lim did, on the premise or my assumption that theirs is not “a mere military takeover,” but a genuine revolutionary government; for this is the only path I can fathom that has the potential to turn our country around.
A bloody revolution is the least palatable option. As the younger folks and friends of Danny Lim asserted in ’89, when “mere civilians” asked them why they stood down (there is far more story in the much vaunted flyover by a couple of US fighter jets at that time), “we don’t know when the cycle of bloodshed will stop once we unleash it…”
They were of course referring to their fellow soldiers who stood their grounds on what they believe was the right thing to do (then).
So balik ulit tayo sa puno’t dulo ng suliranin ng bansa – core values ng mga nakatira dito.
Kung, at napakalaking “kung,” ang mga tao ang magkukusang magbago ng kanilang mga paguugali at mga pananaw, kung ang mga tao ang magkukusang itakwil ang kahit man lang 80% or 70% ng self-serving motivations and actions, then we may still have that much-needed change.
The question is – do we really expect those 200+ congressmen, the governors, the mayors & the chief of police to mend their ways, voluntarily, without the “palpable threat” that not only it does not pay to commit crimes in this country, to do so can imperil their abhorrent lifestyle and their very lives?
So, balik sa premise ni Cocoy – yes, the military must not get involved in politics. Caveat, the military must protect the people and the State, not GMArroyo and her cabals.
Trillianes left the military when he ran for the senate. I am pretty sure Gen Lim and Col Querubin will leave the military when they run for any government office. This again is a double standard. It seems that all politicians can run for any office without leaving their curent positions. Nandiyan na ako na ang military should not be involved in politics while they are in uniform. But if no one lese seem to care for the country, would it not be a challenge to these uniformed men to defend their countrymen?
PSB
Some officers in Philippine Armed Forces were being trained in Military Academy here in the United States.So, there’s no difference if they are in the Philippines or any outside world.They should acted as a true soldier.Why they don’t protest in the first place when they were assigned and to be used to cheat the election results.They obey that order and why latter complained.
Isn’t it true too that in the military you follow first before you object? Otherwise ma-cocourt martial ka if you disobey orders.
Cocoy, Asspweron, Ebdame, Habacon and the other generals were used in the election rigging operations. Who among these vultures would have protested? Tell me. It was the junior officers who protested. These officers told Gen Lim et al how the rigging operations were conducted. Thanks to Mayuga who whitewashed his report clearing all these generals who were involved. Look at what happened thereafter. Asspweron will be the side kick of the boobuwit until she is in power. Ebdame is taking over Puno’s posts after a prior juicy position. Mayuga is now an ambassador. All of these vultures sold their souls to boobuwit. Obvious na obvious ba?
PSB
Any order from your commanding officer is legit as long as it is lawful.Yes, you can refuse to follow order if you think is unlawful like the case of U.S. Army 1st Lt. Ehren Watada.he refused orders to Iraq on the grounds that the war was illegal and immoral.He faced court martial.In court Martial doesn’t mean he is guilty or innocence.
The perpetuators were not those who complained. It was the junior officers who complained after they were used in the rigging of the elections.
Question.Why the junior officers follow the order? They can if they refused and the cheating won’t carried on because they were on the front line.
Cocoy…. Naaawa ako sayo dahil hindi mo alam ang iyong sinasabi eh nakikipag bunong-braso ka para sa iyong katwiran.
Tama si Liwayway. Ang mga gago ay ang mga Pinoy na di sumuporta kina Lim et al. Kung di sana bahag ang kanilang buntot, sana ay di mananaig ang military na sumoporta ke
pandak na puro tuta at bayaran.
Ng magsimula na manguna sa himagsikan sila Bonifacio at iba pang mga
bayani ay kusang sumunod ang mga Pinoy. Pero ngayon, ang mga mamamayan ay magaling lang manood at sumama kung sigurado na ang tagumpay at madalas ay sila pa ang pa bida.
Isang tambak na gago at mapagsamantala!
Sa panig naman ng ating mga kandidato, kunwari ay makabayan pero gusto ay lahat sila ay kumandidato….AYAW MAGBIGAYAN. Si Ping pa lang ang tunay na may mabuting layunin kaya umatras na.
It was a big operation Cocoy. Remember “Yung dagdag” tape? Not all these junior officers are like Gen Lim, Col Querubin et al. Most of them may have followed orders but had remorse thereafter.
Sayang talaga si Trillanes. He was in a position to say, ALL OR NOTHING. Instead, he chose to be a hybrid. Honasan saved his own skin. He didn’t, but he too joined the mainstream albeit handcuffed – the easier path. The bills he authored, though constructive perhaps, only served to preserve the status quo. Live and let live. Pinili niyang maging isang loro na kuntento na loob ng hawla,kaysa maging isang ibong umiiyak o nagpupumiglas upang igiit ang kanyang karapatang lumaya. Humarap pa mandin sa mga hearings. Very much unlike Honasan, but a softee just the same. Anyway, we deserve him. He is what we are.
Taxy, but look at Honasan now? Hawak sa bayag ni boobuwit! It is better for Trillianes to be in jail but he can voice out what he wants rather than join the mainstream na “kapon” naman!
Taga-ilog,
Hindi mo ako dapat kaawaan.I don’t need your pity.Logic lang ang pinag-uusapan dito.
Cocoy, saludo ako sa iyo kung ang US military ang training mo. Iba talaga ang doctine mo. But sa Pinas, pare ko, ibang iba!
nice one kaibigang parasabayan…at kay kaibigang cocoy…
mas masama siguro kung bangkay na ang mga natitirang sundalo na may paninindigan kesa makipagpatayan sa kapwa sundalo…mamamatay silang di bayani sapagkat ang masang kanilang pinaglalaban ay nananatiling tulog at nakatunganga lamang sa kaganapan.
siguro sa pagiging lingkod bayan ay higit silang kapaki-pakinabang kesa sa mga sundalong nasa posisyon na puro pagpapayaman lamang ang ginagawa….kesa sa mga ex-generals na department head, cabinet secretary, undersecretaries, ambassador, consuls at etc. na tinalikuran ang sinumpaang pangako na maglingkod ng buong katapatan sa bayan at hindi kay queen gloria at kingpin pidal…kesa naman sa mga militar na halal ng bayan na tinalikuran din ang pangako sa kasundaluhan at sa prinsipyong pinaglalaban…
mas masaya kami at hindi ninyo sinayang ang buhay ninyo sa kainitan ng manila pen incident at edsa anniv kung hindi ay lipas na bayani na lamang kayo.
ang taongbayan din ang magdadala sa inyo sa pagiging lingkod-bayan at malaki ang tiwala at pag-asa ng masang pilipino na hindi ninyo kami bibiguin.
mabuhay ka gen. lim, col. querubin, gen. miranda at sa matatapang na tanay boys!
saludo kami sa prinsipyo at paninindigan ninyo!
It is the US Military who have been executing the American invasion of our Filipino nation from 1899 up to today.
It is the US Military who have been conducting the killing of us Filipinos and the raping of the Filipina women among us from 1899 up to today.
It is the backing of the US Military that the Americans where able to effect: change of our perception of our national identity; change of our military education institution from the original Academia Militar organized by our national hero and the greatest Filipino military leader of his time, Gen Antonio Luna, to that of the American organized Constabulary Academy later to Philippine Military Academy; change of our original Malolos Constitution to that of somthing framed under circumstances of a corrupted development aftermath of US invasion; change of our balance of control of our economy from that of Filipino control to that of Chinese and American control; change of development of pool of political leaders from one of organically and nationalistically moulded to one of having been infected by the Heredity Injuring Virus which resulted to an Alienated Identity and Defense Syndrome; change which resulted to the replication of these corruption of our national genetic code from one generation to the next; change which resulted in the infection of our present pool of leaders which includes GMA.
Should the US Military then be the model of the Filipino soldier among us?
Mga Kasama,
Huwag nating pagtalunan ang mga hakbang at binabalak ni BGen LIM na hindi natin batid.
Nitong nakalipas na buwan ay nagpahayag na siya ng paglahok sa halalan sa hindi pa tiyak na posisyon. Gayundin sina Col QUERUBIN at Capt LANGKIT at iba pang Tanay Boys.
Kung ano man ang kanilang mga plataporma ay suportahan na lamang natin sapagkat pinili nilang ang mamamayan ang humusga sa kanila. Katulad ni Sen Trillanes, ipinauubaya na nila ang kanilang kapalaran sa kamay ng taong bayang kanilang sinumpaang paglilingkuran, ipagtatanggol at ipagsasanggalang.
Thanks Jose Miguel for pointing out what our soldiers should NOT emulate.
@Parasabayan,Aguinaldo is not a hero but a traitor ang isang traydor ay di dapat ituring na bayani dahil pinatay niya si Bonifacio ganoon din si Lakandula na nagtraydor kay Solaiman.
Nahihiya daw ‘yung nag-post nito sa kabila kaya ako na ang nagdala dito, tutal hanggang itaas ay si President Boobuwit pa rin ang binabanggit:
From the Professional Heckler:
Top 20 Movie Remakes About the President and Her Breasts
No. 20: Bukas Lulusog ang mga Tala
No. 19: Orapronobreast
No. 18: The Silence of the Lumps
No. 17: Tatlong Taong Walang Juice (Subtitle: Eeew!)
No. 16: I Know What You Did 20 Years Ago
No. 15: The Chronicles of Gloria: The Liar, The Bitch and the Implant
No. 14: I Still Know What You Did Last Week
No. 13: The Grapes of Rot (Subtitle: Nang Biglang May Tumulo)
No. 12: Sinapo Ka Ngunit Kulang
No. 11: Honey, I Blew Up My Breast (20 Years Ago)
No. 10: An Inconvenient Growth
No. 9: Honey, I Shrunk My Breast (Last Week)
No. 8: Doctor Dodolittle
No. 7: Kapag Suso’y Sinugatan
No. 6: What’s Dripping Gloria’s Grapes?
No. 5: There’s Something About Mammary
No. 4: The Devil Wears Fake Bra
No. 3: Sinungaling Mong Suso
No. 2: The Pursuit of Cup-E-ness
And the No. 1 movie remake about the president and her breasts…
The Year of Leaking Dangerously
hahaha…nice one kaibigang gawgaw, kaya lang for sure puro flop ang mga nasabing pelikula, at ang tanging manonood lamang ang mga yes mam/yes sir generals, and mga tongressmen, mga corrupt govt head, equallypt department secretaries, corrupt local politicos at trapos at ang buong pamilya ng malacanang mafia at arroyo corrupt-poration.
hahaha…buking na kumakambiyo pa si remonde yun pala aamin din na retoke andg sinadya sa asian hospital.
mahihiya si pinocchio sa mga kawatan sa malacanang, ang huhusay!!!! kaya lang di humahaba ang mga ilong, lalo yatang lumalaki butas ng ilong at nagiging pango…pansinin niyo na lang ang ilong ni speaker nognograles, puede yatang pumasok ang buwaya at lumabas sa kabilang butas ng ilong.
ang huhusay magsinungaling at magbaligtad ng katotohanan.
Nanghihinayang kayo na ibinoto ninyo/sinuportahan si Trillanes? Ang bababaw ninyo!
Mumbaki: Kung di sinakop ng kastila at amerikano ang pilipinas ally tayo ngayon ng iran at pakistan…so much for regrets.
*****
Sinabi mo pa kasi majority ng mga pilipino noon, kundi anito worshipper, Moslem lalo na iyong mga meron datu at sultan gaya ng mga nuno nila sa Malaysia at Indonesia. On the other hand, di ako nagsisising Christian ako.
Dito nga sa Japan, karamihan ang sabi wala silang religion! Pero kumpara kay Gloria Mandurugas, mas OK naman iyong mga walang religion pero di magnanakaw di tulad ni Gloria Garapal, padasal-dasal pa, pa-rosaryo-rosaryo pa pero mandarambong naman!!! Yuck!!!
Mas masagwa iyong sabi malapit na siyang mamamatay kaya nagbabasa na raw ng Biblia pero nagpapayaman pa rin ng husto.
Wala daw ninanakaw sa kaban sabi noong anak. Oh yeah? May naniniwala ba sa kanila?
Yan lang mga ginawa at ginagawa niyang PAGBARA/kritiko kay Gloria ay sulit na para sa akin. Yan pa kayang iparada ang kanyang buhay ng dalawang beses at isakripisyo ang pamilya para tutulan ang kababuyan ng pekeng Gloria?!
Mumbaki: guinaldo is not a hero but a traitor ang isang traydor
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Sinabi mo pa. Ang alam ko sa nabasa ko sa isang rare book, funcionario si Aguinaldo ng mga kastila bago siya naging Katipunero. Duda ko diyan, planted siya ng mga kastila kaya kasabwat niya iyong dugong asong taga-Macabebe na alam na alam ng lahat na ginagamit ng mga kastila laban sa mga kapwa nila pilipino.
In fact, binayaran si Aguinaldo nang malaking pera ng mga kastila para umalis ng Pilipinas kaya siya nasa Hong Kong nang kausapin naman niya si Dewey tungkol sa pag-surrender ng mga kastila sa kano (di sa pilipino). Iyon ay pagkatapos na patayin nila sina Bonifacio at iba pang magiging karibal niya gaya ni Antonio Luna. Kuwento ng lolo ko sa nanay iyan.
“Trillanes was ranked sixth in the Senate for his 285 total bills on several advocacies as poverty alleviation, national defense and security, affordable and accessible health care and education, and environmental protection in only his second year in office.”
Nakakulong pa siya! And for me, all the bills he authored are just bonus. Mas mahalaga ang ‘seeds’ na kanya/kanilang itinamin ng isagawa ng ‘rebelyon’ laban sa korap na Gloria Arroyo!
Balik tayo kay Trillanes, nalilimutan na sya.
Ellen,
Pwede ba na maglagay tayo ng “history channel” sa right side, hehehehe!
OK naman at di pumayag si BGen Lim na maguyo ng mga manloloko sa Pilipinas na patakbuhin siya bilang presidente tapos bababuyin gaya ng ginawa kay FPJ kahit na sabihin mas may sinasabi siya, education-wise, etc. Mas marami siyang magagawa bilang senador sa totoo lang. In fact, si Senator Pimentel di noon tumakbong presidente dahil na rin sa iyon ang request ng mga supporters niya na alam na mas may magagawa siya sa Senado kesa ma-corrupt sa Malacanang!!!
So, dalawa na ang manok namin for Senator sa 2010! Kaya huwag loloko-loko si Gloria na tanggalin ang Senado para sa mga kabulastugan at kalandian niya!
At least, si Senator Trillanes, gumagawa ng mga bills na naiintindihan niya mismo di gaya ni Jaworski noon na karamihan sa mga ipinapasok na bill, ipinapasok lang sa kaniya, and so with a lot many of them, nagdudunung-dunungan at nagmamagaling sa Senado, pero palpak naman. Kaya dasal naming mga supporter niya, “May his tribe increase!”
Ang hirap sa atin dito ay di tayo makumpleto kung ano ang gusto. Mayroon dito malakas mag kantyaw sa mga naka kulong na lumaban sa mga mandurugas sa gobyerno. Nabigo sila at eto may mga taong di kuntento at kung mag salita ay akala mo may nagawang kabutihan sa bansang sinilangan niya. Iisa lang ang pakay natin dito na ma alis si Nunal at kahit papaano ay galangin natin ang mga matitinong sundalo na nakulong ngayon dahil ang ginawa nila ay para sa atin. Huwag mag husga agad sa kanila na kesa nabigo at di nag paputok at di lumaban ay kung ano ano na ang sasabihin ng iba. IIsa lang ang dapat natin isipin na kung papaano maaalis si Nunallisa sa kanyang nakaw na upuan.
Dapat natin malaman na majority ng lenguahe sa pilipinas ay related sa isa’t isa tulad ng mga chinese languages ang mga lenguaheng ito ay nakagrupo sa philippine language group ang mga halimbawa kabilang na mga lengwahe sa grupo na ito ay ang ilokano,yami(orchid island taiwan),ivatan,ibanag,tagalog,bisaya,maranao,gorontalo(n.sulawesi),kapampangan at bicolano.
All the languages in the philippine language group used to be a single language in the past about the when the roman empire started.
Ang mga lenguahe sa pilipinas wala sa philippine language group ay ang chavacano,Bajau languages at ang mga dayak languages sa palawan.
Ang problema natin hindi kumpleto ang bansa natin dahil meron parin na kalahi natin na hindi pa sakop ng ating bansa ito ang dapat natin isipin bago natin isipin ang baselines bill.
Since parts of indonesia,n.sulawesi(inc.miangas) and taiwan’s orchid island(kung saan nakatira ang mga yami) speaks a language on the philippine language group sa totoo lang associated sa pilipinas itong mga lugar na ito before dumating ang mga europeans ninakaw sa atin ang mga ito ng di natin nalalaman dapat may gawin tayo para maibalik sa atin ang north sulawesi(inc.miangas) at orchid island,pero mas urgent case ang orchid island dahil nilalagyan ng nuclear waste ang orchid island ng mga taiwanese,when I read about the bad treatment of the yami tribe of orchid island and the pinoy workers in taiwan and those workers in hongkong it makes my blood boil.
Para sa mga Generals na naprommote, ipopopromote ni putol:
the Pidals Intelligent Generals (PIGs)..hurry up this is your last chance to lick her leaking silly con ass! PIGS ..Bantayan ninyo at palakpakan ang SONA niya.. ang Soo-Oo Ni Arroyo!
Re:Change not possible under GMA
Gloria Arroyo is fooling our Inang Bayan for eight years. Fraud, deceit and bribery are her formula to stay in power. She claimed economic prosperity and created millions of jobs. Boobs lang niya ang nagbago.
regarding the igorots and lakandula bloodline,the ibaloi trace their ancestry from Urduja/Deboxah that means ibaloi and pangalatok used to be the same tribe,ang angkan ni Lakandula at ang mga Soliman ay descended din kay Urduja,that means ninuno ni Romy Capulong si Urduja.
I don’t think ninuno ni Gloring si Urduja.
IIsa lang ang dapat natin isipin na kung papaano maaalis si Nunallisa sa kanyang nakaw na upuan?
Well, igan Vonjovi ang puso mo…di ba ang sarap damhin ng isang malayang pamayanan na bukas ang puso at kukote sa anumang antas ng pagpapalitan ng kuru-kuro na ito man e bunga ng katotohan, o kaya may bahid ng pag-aalinlangan.
Dito masusukat ang lawak ng pinagkukunan ng isang Pinoy…kasi nga, yon daw pikon e inis-talo…so dapat unawain natin yong bukang-bibig ng ating mga Katoto at pasasaan ba e mag pang-aabot din ang buod ng paksang tinatalakay.
The more na ang Pinoy e magkwento maging ito man e nakakakulili ng ears o non-sense issue(s) e parte pa rin yan ng damdamin na nais bigyan liwanag o kaya e sabi mo nga, may halong pang-aasar at pangbubuska.
Yan ang dikta ng demokrasyang gustong mangyari ni uncle Sam sa buhay ng mga Pinoy. Di ba noong panahon pa ni kopongkopong yang ipinaglaban ng mga taga-Gresya, at sila ang pasimuno na ngayon e gustong yakapin ng tao. Demo means tao + Krasya naman e Kalayaan!
Kaya tuloy ang ligaya sa dikta ng demokrasyang gustong magharing-uri sa ating lipunan.
Regarding the origin of filipinos it looks like na yung theory ni Jocano ang malapit sa katotohanan based on the new studies regarding our languages and history,we should know the truth about our origins and the history para matuto tayo sa mga mistakes ng mga ninuno natin at para di tayo maabuse ng mga taong kagaya ni Gloring na walang inisip kung di magnakaw ng pera ng mga taxpayers.
chi – July 6, 2009 9:07 pm
Nanghihinayang kayo na ibinoto ninyo/sinuportahan si Trillanes? Ang bababaw ninyo!
Igan Chi…excempted ako diyan ha, i’m still and do believe sa kakayahang ng kgg. Sen.Trillanes. He is a young breed leader kaya give him change to prove na di tayo nagkamaling suportahan siya. Later or sooner at pag nagbago siya ng paninindigan tulad ng marami diyan e sori na lang…yon lang!
Pareng Mumbaki…ok yang suggestion mo ang kaso e uuriratin uli natin yong nasa baul ni inkong tasyo! Pero yan ang type kong pag-usapan kasi nga e panahon na upang malaman natin kung sino nga ba tayong mga Pinoy sa makabagong panahon.
Well, papasok yan sang-ayon sa paksa na ating pag-uusapan dito sa Ellenville. Bayaan mo sa pahapyay na nakaraan e makarelate tayo sa issues na ating pinagbabalitaktakan upang ihanap ng ugmang nota na sagot sa ating mapaglarong diwa.
Balweg,
I always know your love for the fighting Trillanes. Ewan ko ba, basta ang topic ay ganito tapos meron daw nanghihinayang sa boto nila kay Sonny ay naiilang ako. Kasi, hindi muna sila nag-isip bago sila bumoto. Ano yan, ningas-kugon?! Kapag mainit ay ‘Oo’, kapag nahupa na ang init ay ‘ayaw’ na! Hindi nakakapagtaka kung bakit si Gloria ay namamayagpag pa!
Nasabi mo pa Igan Chi,sa ating society e ang daming playing safe…kung saan IN doon sila at pag OUT na e giyera-patani na.
Kita mo naman, ang daming balimbing sa ating lipunan…kaya wala sa pagtino ang Pinas, sapagka’t marami sa kanila e gusto maging leader kaya heto ang daming partido pulitikal.
Ang gulo nila…wala silang isang paninindigan, ngayon e magka-kosa…bukas-makalawa e pag nagkurus ang daan e magkakanya-kanya at lipatang-bakod o magtayo ng sariling partido.
Dapat magkaroon sa Pinas ng batas na ipagbabawal ang balimbing at hunyango? Kasi nga, nawawala ang prinsipyo dahil sa balimbingan system.
Buhay nga naman…Pinoy style politics!
Sino ba’ng nagsabi na nanghinayang siya sa pagsuporta kay Trillanes? Hindi ako! Baka lang ang pang-unawa natin ang mababaw. Ang sinabi kong sayang ay ang missed opportunity. Palagay ko’y maliwanag ang sinabi kong ito.
We rebelled against Gloria by voting for Trillanes, her arch-enemy. Who is he anyway prior to the Oakwood incident? With his victory, the rebel in us succeeded. After taking his oath of office, he should have picked up where we left off, but he didn’t. Do I blame him for that? No. Who could have seen that legal/political angle? His lawyers certainly didn’t.
Mas gusto ko sana na ibang landas ang tinahak niya. Mas gusto ko sana na ang ipinaglaban niya sa korte’y hindi ang special privilege, kundi ang tinig ng bayan na nagsasabing hindi nila itinuturing na isang krimen ang ginawa niya sa Oakwood, kundi isang kabayanihan. Kung ginawa niya ito, at kung taglay niya ang galing sa pagsasalita ni Ninoy Aquino, baka hindi sila pinabayaan ng mga tao sa Pen. Sayang!
Pero hindi ibig sabihin nito na iniwan ko na siya. Why would I? Kung mas marami lang sana ang kagaya niya, baka matagal nang nawala ang pagkit na nagpapahirap sa atin. His heart is still in the right place, and that is all that counts. I say the same thing of the Tanay boys… men, I should say.
Mumbaki,
Malaking bagay ang napili mong kara. Nagkaroon tuloy ng international flavor and color ang Edenville.
PSB
As a Soldier in the US Military, I would have obeyed any of the orders given to me by my commanders or the people appointed over me; I took an oath saying I would. I would just have to hope that those orders were legal ones.
If I were in a situation where I was ordered to clearly break an article of the Geneva Convention, like shoot a disarmed prisoner, then I would not obey that order; unless the situation warranted it.
In another words I would not obey any order given to me by a person appointed over me unless I really knew directly and personally that the order would be illegal. It would have to be a case where what I was ordered to do was illegal, at that time and place, and I knew (with the knowledge available to me) that it was illegal.
Soldiers have to obey the orders of their superiors. They really don’t have any other choice. If the coup succeeds then they would be wrong to have not obeyed the order. If the coup fails, then they will still be wrong if they disobey their orders. If they obey their orders and those orders were unlawful then they would still be wrong for disobeying the orders of their superiors.
In the case of I would be ask to be used in illegal election cheating I would have not followed my orders. A soldier is not supposed to be involved in politics. They can have their opinions, if they keep them to themselves and they can vote, but they are forbidden pretty much any other political activity. This isn’t my opinion it is military law.
Taxj, thanks for the clarification. Nagpa shoot to kill ka muna bago ka sumurender…heh,heh,heh.
Mas mabuti na rin at nasa kulungan si Senator Trillianes at ang mga Tanay Boys otherwise mas madaling mag-hire ng motorcycle bandit ang mga may gustong iligpit sila.
Let us preserve them for bigger endeavors. We need them to put the criminals away. That is the Big Picture!
Vonjovi,
There are so many ways to do good for your country.Not only being a politicians or a soldiers, I cannot speak for everyone who are in the military, but I can speak for myself and know the people I work with. I, along with everyone else on my team, left a profitable job and volunteered to perform this mission in the Philippines at significant personal expense before. Yes, we do receive additional incentives while deployed in a combat zone but it is a small pittance compared to the great sacrifices that we endure. On occasions the military offers additional bonus for people to stay in and I would be stupid to turn down anything offered for something I would do anyways. Now, let me itemize all the bonuses I have received over the last 20 years of service. Above my regular pay and allowances, I have received: a t-shirt, a pen,laminated honorable discharge and a barbeque utensil set.
Some call me a mercenary just because I receive a – less than honest – wage. Can I apologize now for needing some money to live on? If I had alternative means to support my family, I would still be still a soldier even without pay if necessary because the job must be done! I have walked on foreign soil and have seen the price paid by those who do not stand up against despots and I will not lay that burden on my children.
You should be grateful for the sacrifice that I, and every other service member, willingly offer. Showing disdain for us only cheapens the liberties that you enjoy. Liberties you would not have without us.
Cocoy, gising ka na rin pala heh,heh,heh. Our disussion on the cheating operations will end in a stale mate coz your point of view is emanates from the US military dontrine and mine is from a point of view of the Filipinos who got robbed of their suffrage. Hindi tayo magkakasundo. But I am ok with that. I still respect your opinions.
Boobuwit, when she ousted Erap followed my line of reasoning but now that she has hinged herself comfortably on the stolen throne, she is now following the US doctine-that the military should not meddle in politics. What a hypocrite!
Cocoy, you forgot to mention that if you are a US military retiree, you have a handsome pension, enough to simply do volunteer work and still be comfortable. Our Filipino soldiers do not have that luxury. I come from a family with a few PMAers. Some of them already retirees and still do not have a house they can call their own because they were not corrupt. They can not even send their kids to higher education without asking for help from other relatives who can help them. The Philippine military, other than the corrupt officials, do not really produce a nest egg for retirees. It is very sad but true.
Sen Trillianes has young children. He has to put food on the table for them. Just like him, those in incarceration also have kids to put through school. If they decide to go into an endeavor that they think they can continue to pursue to serve their country and continue to have compensation, so be it. In the military they could not go out of their box without being court martialed. So, if they pursue a political carreer, so be it!
Change is possible under Gloria..hindi ba pinalitan na niya ang ilang parts na kanyang katawan?
There are so many ways to do good for your country?
Exactly Igan Cocoy…at least wala man sa hulog ang gobyerno de bobo ng rehime, still ang Pinoy e taas-noo na nagsusumikap na mabuhay ng marangal except yong mga kurap/sinungaling/pasaway sa ating lipunan.
About doon sa mga ginagawang negosyo ang maglingkod kuno sa bayan o gobyerno upang magsiyaman e may babala sa kanilang lahat.
Sang-ayon sa nasusulat…”Huwag kang matakot pagka may yumaman, Pagka mang kaluwalhatian ng kaniyang bahay ay lumago; Sapagka’t pagka siyaý namatay ay wala siyang dadalhin; Ang kaniyang kaluwalhatiaan ay hindi bababang susunod sa kaniya.” (Psa. 49:16-17)
Sapagka’t ang pag-ibig sa salapi ay ugat ng lahat ng uri ng kasamaan; na sa pagnanasa ng iba ay nangasinsay sa pananampalataya, at tinuhog ang kanilang sarili ng maraming mga kalumbayan. (1Tim.6:10…cont…2Tim.3:1-5)
Sapagka’t ang mga ibaý nagsibaling na sa hulihan ni Satanas.(1Tim.5:15)
Dito nahahayag ang mga anak ng Dios, at ang mga anak ng diablo; ang sinomang hindi gumagawa ng katuwiran ay hindi sa Dios, ni ang hind umiibig sa kaniyang kapatid.(1Jn.3:10)
May I revise what Sen. Trillanes said:
CHANGE POSSIBLE WHEN GMA LEAVES…
oO di ba better sounding and realistic pa! LOL! Am just day-dreaming! YES, just read she’s all set to leave for EGYPT!!! Ang kapal, ano?
mumbaki,spaniards created Las Islas Filipinas,we became a country because of them.
Too late na to change what had happened..but we can learn from the past..Kung wala mang sumama kay Gen Lim at kay Trillanes noong pumunta sila Peninsula..seguro naman ngayon ay mayroon na in addition to the Media…
..noong nag pa American citizen ako, tinanong sa akin na kung sakali USA would delcare war against the Phil. in whose side will I be..umiyak ako pero ang sinagot ko US..but ngayon na retired na ako at nakukuha ang dapat sa akin at uuwi na ako sa Phil. soon..at US would declare war against PI..nadoon na ako sa Antique…bakit pa ako babalik sa US? Pag winter..tgrrr grrr manong..I will be comfortable sa amin..
..I don’t need to ask the question to you Cocoy..I respect your feelings about the US..
BTW..ang sabi pala ni Fr. Bernas for “delicadeza” hindi na dapat tatakbo si Gloria as Tongrease woman sa second district ng Pampanga..and como “delicadeza” is a Spanish term na intindihan into ng mga Aroyos at habla espanol sila..but Padir what if Luli (na anak ni GMA at pamangkin mo
ang naging asawa would run instead..hindi na ito sakop sa “delicadeza” hindi ba? Would you encourage her not to run,,after all napalitan na ang pangalan niya from Arroyo to Bernas..I have deep respect for your family at alam ko angkan kayo ng mga followers of Jesus..kaibigan ko po ang kapatid mong na madre na ngayon (alam kong dalawa silang madre sa St. Scho)sana through Luli her mom would change from within…
Rose, yung word na “delicadeza” eh wala sa walang hiyang boobuwit! Dahil kung meron siyang kahit na katiting na hiya, matagal ng umalis sa pwesto ng kusa yang kapal muks na yan!
Ang alam lang ni boobuwit ay pera at kapangyarihan. Let us see if she can bring these with her when she goes to the other side!
Too late to change what happen.Sana noon pa dahil ang naglukluk kay Nunalisa sa arinola ay mga sundalo sa Mindanao na nagpagamit mandaya.Kung hindi sila kumilos sana wala tayong problema kay susong dalaga ngayon.Kaya magtiis sila because they were the trigger puller.
Cocoy, you can say that to asspweron and his cohorts but do not say that to the Marines!
May nag-timbre daw sa Egypt na takpan lahat ang mga SPHYNX at mga PYRAMID doon pag-dating ni gloria at baka mawala ang mga ito. Napa-balita ding kaya daw pupunta doon si pandak ay para kumuha ng idea sa hugis ng mga PYRAMID na ihahalintulad niya sa susunod niyang magpa-palit ng boobs.
Kim, ang tutulis naman! More of a deadly weapon!
Rose kong talaga mong mahal ang Pinas bakit mo iniwan in the first place. Maari ka nang umuwi dahil may pension ka na. Malaki and tulong ng bayan ng America sa maraming Filipinos. Pasalamat din ako sa Espanol, kong hindi sa kanila eh hindi ako pinanganak. Karaminhan sa atin ay may lahing Espanol. Marami kaming nag pasalamat din sa Americano. Without them there were no progress made in Pinas. I don’t know if we were better to be under the Japanese regime. Kalimutan na natin iyong panahon ni Lakandula. Ang atin isipin ay papano mapa alis iyong pandak at ang maraming Cronies ni Arroyo. Lahat na negosyo ng Pinas ay hawak nila. Ang profit ay itinatago sa Off Shore hindi guinagastos sa kabutihan ng bansa. Isang masasabii ko rin ay ang kabutihan ng U.S. military. They have code of honor, they can not be compared to the Filipino Military who serves under Pandak. I’m sure if it was reversed the U.S. military will have a coup d’etat against a dictator president. True, they don’t get involved in politics but I’m sure they will be the first one to act if we get over runned by a Muslim President.
Dandaw, the truth is chow mein na tayong lahat. Ang mga tunay na Filipino ay maliliit at maiitim (daw-coz I have not seen one so far). I am very sure that I have some Spanish blood in me too (just a little coz I am still kayumanggi and hindi masyadong matangos na ilong-hindi naman pango!). One thing we have is lahat tayo ay natuturingang mga Filipino. Lahat tayo ay iisa ang diwa-para umunlad ang ating bansa-except a few rotten ones who are drunk with power and stolen money!
What “special privilege” are you referring to Taxj? That he be allowed to attend senate sessions? Is that a “special privilege?”
That’s a right that he was invoking having been elected by more than 11 million Filipinos (walang daya yan ha) but that was denied. It’s the court that termed it “special privilege.”
ps: chow mein ka?.. chop suey ako..a little bit of this and a little bit of that..many times people mistake me for a Chinese dahil sa kutis ko..sometimes Spanish..kasi sa apelyido ko (maiden name)…but most often sa mga kapwa kong galing Filipinas ang sabi..ay Filipino ka pala..to which I would say bisaya ako..ati ati sa bukid..kaya lang na sobrahan ang magsabon sa akin at nabilad ako (nakula) ng labandera na si goyang kaya pumuti ako.
dandaw: the reason why I am still here is because I am waiting for my nephew to finish law..dalawang taon pa..kasi wala na siyang mother and my brother is disabled. Ayaw niyang iwan ang tatay niya sa nursing home at hindi na siya sana magpatuloy but I promised him I will stay around. though born here he always refer to the Phil. as “home” and next week with his friends he is going home for two weeks.
dandaw cont: ngayon intern siya sa isang criminal lawyer for summer..next year daw sa Florida siya mag intern where he studies and pagkatapos niya sa Phil. naman daw..ang sabi ko dapat siyang magaral ng tagalog and start reading Ellen’s blog.. and should he take internship on criminal justice don’t he ever attach with corrupt lawyers of the arroyos or auntie ellen will disown him..he is intgerested in gov’t service..as a matter he is trying to get in as volunteer sa Campaign ni Bloomberg! I get him involved with Filipino student groups here..
“Who’s behind bombings?” screams the Inquirer headline, considering the murky probable cause. I share the suspicion and brings to mind Operation August Moon. Unfortunately, the ’78 sweep posted by Ellen was deleted, making my curious mind curiouser and curiouser.
Rose, I know how it feels to long for one’s own home.
You can always make-up for what you answered when asked, “If America declares war with the Filipinos, whose side will you be?” There is still time to make up while we are still breathing. You need not even worry having to undergo the agony of having to make a decision when that declaration comes. That declaration will not come because they have already been continuing their invasion they started in 1899. They continue to familiarize themselves with our terrain which reduces our defense capability. Our terrain is one of our tactical assets for as long as our aggressors are not familiar with it. They continue to have military base in Zamboanga City where we Filipinos cannot enter without their consent. This is inside our own territory. They continue on killing our brother Filipinos in Central Luzon in the 1960s. They continue on raping our sister Filipinas today in the 2000s. We Filipinos are helpless because they control our defense in particular and our government in general. This includes the GMA puppet government.
This is a development as a result of their having replaced our organic systems after 500,000 to 900,000 of us Filipinos died as a result of our resistance to their invasion. They replaced them with Filipino labelled but corrupted systems designed to transform us into generations upon generations of worshipping dependents on the Americans.
Hopefully you can respond to our situation like the Israelites who were scattered all over the world for 2000 years because they were driven away in history. But because a group of Jews preserved their identity from the time they were organized as a nation way back in biblical era. They disseminated this Jewish history to all the Jews all over the world. Finally in the 1940s, they organized to recover their land however disputed it may be. They pulled their talents to come home and rebuild their nation.
We here in our islands remain foreign to our nation. We are alienated from our identity. Filipino Soldiers among us defend the foreign invaders and attack brother Filipinos. Our political leaders despise us Filipinos and steal our assets and hand them over to the foreign invaders.
We have remain dependent on the Americans for our defense. But who are we defending?
Yes Rose, not only you, but all of us Filipinos have not come to our own home yet. You can help us find our way back home!
dandaw: totoo marami nagawa ang kano para sa atin…one of which that I am most grateful for..is the educational system..nakahabol ako sa system nila..ang hindi ko gusto ay very negative ang mga kants ns tinuto..like Negritos of the mountains…I was poorly born on the top of the mountains and in that book “the Ugly American” for the monkeys have no tails in Zamboanga…
..sa mga kastilaloy naman..nagpapasalamat ako sa pagdala nila ng Catholic religion..pero bakit ang emphasis was not on scriptures but Christianity vs, Muslims?..
..hindi ko utang na loob ang pagtangga ng sss or pension..I am entitled to it I worked and contributed to the fund.
jose miguel: Thanks..hangga ako sa mga Israelites..My friends and I went there in 2007..and I asked myself why can they produce calamansi and export them while we can’t. considering that desert sila but they were able to do something and next to tourism (if not first) agriculture is their main export ..bananas, etc. they have the same fruits that we have…and their kibbutz system is something too ..hangga din ako sa Japan..they use every inch of their land..naiisip ko tuloy na gaya ng ibang countries like Mexico, etc. na naturuan ng mga kastilaloy hindi umunlad ng husto..bakit kaya?
nabasa ko na si putot ay pupunta sa Egypt? after the Sona?
Ano ang gagawin niya doon? Magaral ng belly dance?
May I remind you that the topic here is Trillanes. Let’s try to rein in our tendency to wander away from the posted topic.
There are those who criticize Trillanes for failing in his attempts to oust Arroyo.
If he won, would they have also criticized him. I’m sure they would have applauded him.
And those who say they are against Gloria but blamed Trillanes for bungling attempts to oust Arroyo, what have you done to get rid of this corrupt administration?
Ellen: you are following the trials of SEn. Trillanes and the Tanay group…ano ang status ngayon? Half of the year is gone and soon mag election na..what takes the Military Court so long to close the case..matatapos na ang adm. ni putot..
The court was right in denying him permission to attend sessions. It was a special privilege that the court cannot grant. Why did he not, instead, question the legality of his incarcertion?
There’s a hearing tomorrow (July 8 )of those the mutiny charge against 28 officers in connection with the Feb. 2006 non-event.
I won’t be able to cover it because I’m going home to Antique for a brief vacation.
The case of coup d’etat case against Trillanes et al (Magdalo) group at the Makati Regional Trial Court is still ongoing.
Taxj, we differ in our idea of “special privilege”. But that’s okay. We are entitled to our own opinion.
I lost track anymore of the details of the case, whether he questioned the legality of his incarceration. Maybe he did, I’m not sure anymore because I’m covering several military cases at the same time. I have to check with the lawyer later.
What I know is that as military officers, they accept punishment commensurate to whatever offense committed. They are questioning the charge of coup detat.
Whatever the legal strategy Trillanes and the Magdalo’s legal team, it does not diminish the cause that they fought for which is Gloria Arroyo’s abuse of her powers.
Since 2003, that abuse has grown worse. The worst of it is the 2004 election massive cheating.
With her crime, Gloria Arroyo loses the moral and legal authority to demand obedience to the law.
Al – July 7, 2009 9:56 am
There are those who criticize Trillanes for failing in his attempts to oust Arroyo.
If he won, would they have also criticized him. I’m sure they would have applauded him.
And those who say they are against Gloria but blamed Trillanes for bungling attempts to oust Arroyo, what have you done to get rid of this corrupt administration?
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Same thing you yourself probably haven’t…..NOTHING.
But make no mistake, through this blog, we intend to make our voices heard. This may not be enough but it is all we’ve got to fight for. We intend to make the most out of it, that I can assure you.
Ellen, the Tanay Boys will miss you at their hearing tomorrow. You have consistently covered the hearings. You are the only link to what is going on with them. The newspapers already stopped covering the hearings. I wonder why? But you are still there for them.
But you deserve to take a break. Have a good time!
Regarding Abki’s comment: Same thing you yourself probably haven’t…..NOTHING.
Please speak for yourself Abki.
But this is a contest of who did what in the past. What is important is what we are doing now. And I’m glad to know that in our own ways, we contribute to the objective of having a government that cares for the Filipino people.
Arroyo’s “GMA cares” is bullshit. She cares only for herself and her ilk.
I mean, This is NOT a contest of who did what in the past.
taxj,
Hindi special privilege ang pag-attend sa mga session sa senado kundi ito aay mandato galing sa taong bayang bumoto sa kanya na DAPAT lang sundin at isaalang-alang ng husgado.
Sino ba at ano ang mga nangakapuwesto? Di ba’t mga alagang bayarang aso ni gloria? So, ano sa palagay mo ang mas mainam na desisyon nilang ipapataw sa mnga kahilingan ng isang tinik sa lalamunan ng kanilang binabantayang ganid?
Alalahanin nating ang LAHAT ng naaayon sa batas ay binaluktot na kundi man binasura ng mga kaalyado ni gloria at ang bigat ng kaparusahan ay nakatuon at nakaamba lamang sa mga kumakalaban sa kanila. Kung hahayaan ito ng taong bayan ay TINATANGGAP na rin nila ang masaklap nilang dinaranas ngayon hanggang sa magsawa na sa pagtatampisaw sa kabulukan ang mga hayup na nasa malakanyang.
@patria adorada
yes,the spanish may had colonized the kingdoms that became the philippines,which is Luzon Empire,Cebu,Butuan,Sultanate of Maguindanao(which controlled most of Mindanao) and Sultanate of Sulu,Western Visayas was under different kingdoms but do not underestimate their will to unite…..
We should stop underestimating ourselves kaya natin ito kaya natin paalisin si Gloria…..
Abki,
I have to disagree very strongly with your comment.
First and foremost: there is never a justification for the military of any country interfering in internal politics. The military of a democracy is under the command of the country’s executive branch.
The executive of a democracy receives its power from the people in elections. The ground rules for this process are laid out in the constitution and in laws, and as we know, there are often disputes about these rules.Legal and political disputes cannot be settled by the military.
Whether we like or dislike President Susong Dalaga, the fact is that she received a majority of that country’s votes,if she cheated her way,Filipinos nothing to blame but,themselves because they let it happened. I may not be a fan of Nunalisa, but there can categorically be no justification ever for an intervention of the military in a country’s government. If someone calls for that, they want to impose the will of a minority on the majority, and they are saying they are willing to see blood flow so their will can be imposed.
Regardless of what you think, military coups are indicative that the military will always direct the outcome of politics and their interests may not always coincide with the people.
Meanwhile, should we not be talking about the constitutional implications of this episode, discussing what can be done to make democracy work better and more effectively? Perhaps we have been so conditioned by soap opera farces and media frenzies that we are willing to focus our attention.
Cocoy, kaso mo the boobuwit was never elected! She overthrew an elected President the first time. She liked the presidency too much that she had to cheat to keep herself in power the second time. If we will not stop her, she will have a third attempt at the presidency and this time it will be for life! I do not think the people care if at this time we follow a constitution that was never followed by the boobuwit herself anyway.
Excuse me, those who hate this boobuwit are not in the MINORITY! Majority of the people hate this fake president! The only thing is, most of them look up to the military to do the ousting of the illegal president for them. They prefer to be the RAH,RAH citizens! Pag tapos na ang boxing tsaka pa lang sila lalabas at sasabihing sila ang mga bida. How pathetic!
PSB,
So far I know the Constitution was not yet been amended.So,there’s no third term for susong dalaga.Kaya iyan ang dapat bantayan ng madlang pipol dahil kapag nabago ang saligang batas diyan na tayo dapat matakot.Forever na si Nunalisang maupo sa arinola hangang pumutok ang breast implant niya..
Those majority numbers who hate Nunalisa are deceiving unless,they come out and be counted.A hundred thousand warm bodies at Con-Ass rally is not even 1 % of the Philippine population.Where’s the voice of the people for that? Villarde can gather his fanatic flocks 10-20 times more than that.
Cocoy, although I respect your opinion on the separation of the military and politics (which is ideal), I want you to be aware that most of the third world countries who emerged to be much better than us politically had to go through the growing pains of several coups before they got to their better government.
Do we have to wait until the boobuwit changes the constitution before the people move? Wouldn’t that be too late then?
PSB
Well, so be it.If we let the constitution be ratified.It’s time for the Filipino people to think about it.
CHANGES,not possible under GMA,maybe? the only time there would be changes is,if probably when SUN rises from the south and set on the northern hemiphere,which more posaible to occur than changes under GMA.The “ANSWERS” are defending from the people who read this.
Yan na nga ang problema natin Cocoy. Where are the majority? Mga bulag,pipi,bingi at tanga pa. “Bahala na” ang palaging wika nila, tapos “bahala ang Diyos” ang kasunod. God helps only those who help themselves. He will not help the fence sitters!
We should stop underestimating ourselves kaya natin ito kaya natin paalisin si Gloria..
Most of our problems even in the past including the spanish and american colonizations are caused by underestimating ourselves dapat isipin natin na kaya natin ito dapat ipakita natin sa mga nangaapi sa atin na tayo ay matapang at di magpapaapi.
Ellen: “I lost track anymore of the details of the case, whether he questioned the legality of his incarceration. Maybe he did, I’m not sure anymore because I’m covering several military cases at the same time. I have to check with the lawyer later.”
Thank you for giving my question the importance it deserves. But I think you should know by now whether the question was raised. I think it is something for the SC to decide, not the Military Tribunal.
Ellen: “Whatever the legal strategy Trillanes and the Magdalo’s legal team, it does not diminish the cause that they fought for which is Gloria Arroyo’s abuse of her powers.”
I think it’s not about diminishing the cause, which is a given factor. It is about enhancing one’s chances of success. I assess the situation as a team member, not as a fault-finder. Or, so I believe.
Liway: “Hindi special privilege ang pag-attend sa mga session sa senado kundi ito aay mandato galing sa taong bayang bumoto sa kanya na DAPAT lang sundin at isaalang-alang ng husgado. Sino ba at ano ang mga nangakapuwesto? Di ba’t mga alagang bayarang aso ni gloria? So, ano sa palagay mo ang mas mainam na desisyon nilang ipapataw sa mnga kahilingan ng isang tinik sa lalamunan ng kanilang binabantayang ganid?”
Kung pag-attend lang ang hiningi niya iyon ay isang special privilege. Ang dapat na hiningi niya ay ang ganap na paglaya, dahil walang dahilan para siya’y manatili sa kulungan. Hindi ba mas mainam na subukan muna natin kung ano ang gagawin ng husgado, kaysa pangunahan ito?
Cocoy, I read your thread of July 7, 2009 3:37 pm, and I am not very sure you are referring to my (supposed) blog for which you posted your counter-argument against, well, whatever it was that I supposedly posted. Are you sure it was me ?
Have a nice vacation, Ellen. Pawalan mo ang lahat ng stress sa dagat. 🙂
Al – July 7, 2009 1:24 pm
Please speak for yourself Abki.
But this is NOT a contest of who did what in the past. What is important is what we are doing now. And I’m glad to know that in our own ways, we contribute to the objective of having a government that cares for the Filipino people.
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Right on, bro ! My thoughts exactly and I agree 100% It is just that your question of, “what have you done to get rid of this corrupt administration” elicited a knee-jerk reaction precisely in the same manner you put it. Be very careful how you frame your question(s) next time around. Bloggers here are very smart…….just like you are.
…dapat isipin natin na kaya natin ito dapat ipakita natin sa mga nangaapi sa atin na tayo ay matapang at di magpapaapi?
Nasabi mo pa igan Mumbaki, sa panahon natin ngayon e 2 lang ang pag-uugali ng Pinoy; ang manloloko at nagpapaloko?
Di ba logic lang…kung walang mangloloko e walang malolokong Pinoy! At kung wala namang magpapaloko e walang makapanglolokong Pinoy!
Tama ba ang blending…so tapos ang problema, sure uunlad ang Pinas.
Enjoy sa bakasyon Maám Ellen, best regards to your loveones and may our Beloved Jesus Christ bless and guide your whole family today and forever!
Yes!!1 positive changes are impossible under the pandak regime. but negative changes under her, yes it is possible.
Hindi natin makakamtan ang mga positibong pagbabago dahil na rin sa mga walang bayag na nakapaligid sa kanya. bilangin mo ang mga generals na sana hindi dapat napasok sa military at pnp dahil wala naman pala silang mga bayag. nakakahiya sa ating lahi na tunay na mga lalake.
No to “yes yes” generals if plano nilang tumakbo sa darating na eleksyon.
Ngayon ko lang nakita ang sumusunod:
In the tape General Lim says the military claims only the moral high ground, and does not seek power.
Tape daw yan ng abs-cbn. This shows that there was no attempt to wrest power or authority; so no mutiny.
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/news/2006/07/mil-060704-voa06.htm
Atty, kathang isip lang ni asspweron at ni boobuwit yung “attempt to create mutiny”.
I was reading the answer of Sen. Trillanes to his accuser. Grabe naman itong si Ramon Tulfo magsulat at magsera sa kagalit ni Gloria. Ah! the power of the PEN. I don’t believe a word Ramon Tulfo said. I believe Sen. Trillanes. He is speaking from the heart. I know those Newspaper people. “Mukhang Pera”. Nakaka lungkot, nakaka diri, nakaka suka ang buhay ni Pandak. I pity this woman and those people that are dancing to her tune. Hoy, mag alis na kayo sa pagka politician, mga hudas. Maraming kayong papatayin dahil sa Pera?
Cocoy – July 7, 2009 3:37 pm
The turmoil in Honduras following the ouster of its leader by the military boosts your thesis: no to milirary intervention. What we need is “talking about the constitutional implications of this episode, discussing what can be done to make democracy work better and more effectively.”
Lest I be accused of a flip-flop. There are many reasons why I voted and campaigned for Trillanes. Approval of what he did at Oakwood is not one of them. Foremost is to get Gloria out of her comfort zone, and perhaps make her take some time for some serious reflection.
On the part of Trillanes, I just wanted to give him a better venue for his grievances and desired reforms, which he soon apparently forgot as he shifted to other concerns, though not less commendable ones. I wanted him in the Senate, not on the streets nor in jail.
I disagree with Senator Trillanes. Change is possible under Gloria as long as we are willing to make some changes in ourselves.
saxnviolins – July 8, 2009 10:26 am
Power grab is power grab, regardless of whether you do it for yourself or for others. The phrase “we do not seek political powers for ourselves” is not a saving grace.
taxj,if you talk of power grabs,the personification of that is Gloria Arroyo.
Any attempt to oust her is just to correct a wrong that she imposed on the Filipino people.
Letter of Atty.Reynaldo Robles to Tulfo:
07 July 2009
MR. JORGE V. ARUTA
Opinion Editor
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Chino Roces Avenue corner Yague & Mascardo Sts.
Makati City
Dear Mr. Aruta:
Please allow me to respond point-by-point to the personal attacks of Mr. Ramon Tulfo against Sen. Antonio F. Trillanes IV in his column “On Target” (PDI, July 7, 2009).
1. Many cars. – Contrary to the claim of Mr. Tulfo, Sen. Trillanes never owned any luxury vehicles when he was in the military. Sen. Trillanes’s only vehicle when he was with the Navy was a second-hand ’96 Nissan Terrano, which he sold in 2007 to finance his campaign. The fact is that in 2003, the CIDG filed an ill-gotten wealth case relating to Trillanes’s alleged vehicles but the case was dismissed because the documents the CIDG submitted in support of its allegation were found to be spurious; they showed that the vehicles were supposedly registered under Trillanes’s name in the year 1900! This could be confirmed from the records of the Office of the Ombudsman.
2. House in an exclusive village. – Sen. Trillanes does not own a house in an exclusive village in Antipolo, Rizal, as alleged by Mr. Tulfo. He never did. His parents-in-law own a house at the Town and Country Homes, a middle class subdivision in Antipolo. In fact, Trillanes did not own a house at all when he was still with the Navy and even up to now. He and his family used to live at his wife’s quarters at the PMA in Baguio City. When in Metro Manila, he stays either at his parent’s house in Caloocan or with his in-laws. It was only last May that Sen. Trillanes acquired a 300 sqm lot in the same subdivision in Antipolo through the PAG-IBIG’s Home Financing II Program for which he will be paying for 25 years. You can verify these claims from the Register of Deeds of Rizal and from PAG-IBIG.
3. Tiff with a Dutchman and his Filipino wife. – The couple referred to, Anastacia Santarin and Adrian De Jager, have been locked in a dispute with a certain Estelita Pabalan over a vacant lot (there was no house) in Novaliches since 1999. Said property was leased by Mr. Trillanes—who did not know of the dispute—as parking lot for his mother’s rent-a-van business in early 2003. Sometime in March 2003, Santarin and De Jager forced their way into the premises, shoved the caretaker out, and refused to leave. When Trillanes was informed of the incident, he went to talk to Ms. Santarin. He never met Mr. De Jager. Due to the couple’s refusal to leave, Trillanes reported the matter to the Barangay Chairman in the area. That was the extent of his participation in this matter.
A few days later, Pabalan and the caretaker reported the matter to the police. When they came to investigate, the policemen were attacked by De Jager with a knife. The policemen arrested De Jager and charged him in court with attempted homicide. He was incarcerated because of this and not because of anything that Trillanes did. In fact, Sen. Trillanes had no involvement whatsoever in either the land dispute case or in De Jager’s criminal case. Court records will bear this out.
After the Oakwood incident, this couple tried to cut a deal with the government by offering themselves as witnesses against Mr. Trillanes in exchange for a favorable ruling in the land dispute. Fortunately, the police and/or prosecutors found their claim to be dubious and incredible. The couple later filed a case against Trillanes before the Ombudsman but the case was dismissed for lack of merit.
4. Abusive behavior. – Mr. Tulfo claims that Sen. Trillanes was abusive when he was a mere Navy lieutenant and concludes “much more so now that you’re already a senator”. Likewise, Mr. Tulfo also wrote: “[W]hen you were in jail at the Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (Isafp), you were a problem-detainee as you always quarreled with your jailers.”
Apart from Mr. Tulfo and the De Jager couple with their bogus and recycled claims, however, we are not aware of anyone who claims to have been victimized by Mr. Trillanes’ abuses.
The next time Mr. Tulfo writes an article, we are hoping that he would at least take the time to check his sources, verify his facts and get the side of the affected party, just like how a good journalist is supposed to. Otherwise, his articles do not deserve to be published in a respected newspaper like the Philippine Daily Inquirer.
In the interest of fairness, we are hoping that you will publish this response in full.
Very truly yours,
REYNALDO B. ROBLES
Legal Counsel of
Sen. Antonio “Sonny” F. Trillanes IV
Bobong, please dont capitalize your comments. Hindi maganda basahin.
Power grab ba taxj?
Withdraw (al of support) and grab are antonyms.
Ang “hugot” at “sakmal” ay mag-kakontra.
Regardless of what many say was Gen. Miranda’s participation in the 2006 planned withdrawal of support, whether he was on the side of the rebels or not, his dilly-dallying and permitting the senior Marine officers to make a vote in the HQ were the acts that dealt a severe blow to the planned march of Lim and Querubin etal. That move enabled Esperon to push his weight at that critical moment.
Their followers are now divided among themselves.
Re: saxnviolins – July 9, 2009 7:41 am
I reacted only to your opinion on the portion you quoted from an allege abs-cbn tape. There’s nothing in there about withdrawal of support, just a very polite and gracious request from one of her officers for her “to accept gracefully the formation of a new government.”
To be more precise, maybe Ellen should have added, “Beloved and respected evil bitch, Gen. Lim is not out on a power grab. He just wants to correct a wrong that you imposed on the Filipino people. So, please don’t be angry at him.”
Extraneous matters blurred my point which is: The document per se is damaging. It is not what you say it is.
taxj:
You apparently only read my post, not the article linked to.
Mutiny may be:
That is why I distinguished withdraw from grab; because mutiny requires a power grab. Also,
Since the support was withdrawn from the President (the office, not the implantee), then, if at all, it is a civil offense (sedition) not a military one. I have earlier posted that civil offenses are properly tried in civil courts, not courts martial.
So two elements are missing, for a proper charge of mutiny – (1) attempt to grab power, and (2) resistance directed at a military officer. In fact, there was no resistance, because when there was an order to go back to the barracks, the officers and men complied.
Finally,
What was the covert act? Discussing the withdrawal?
What order was being disobeyed, that will qualify as an overt act of insubordination? And whose order was being disobeyed? None was alleged – so there is even a basis to dismiss for failure to state an offense. The motion may be filed at any time, even on appeal.
I earlier posted that the Commander-in-Chief is not a military officer. The President is a civilian. That office is made commander-in-chief, to comply with the Constitutional provision that civilian authority is above the military. Were the President a military officer, then there will be no civilian above the military.
I agree, that the video is damaging – to the prosecution.
Sax: “You apparently only read my post, not the article linked to.”
Please remember that you made the assertion based solely on what you pasted, not from the whole tape itself. So, I took it from there. You know, of course, why I used the qualifying phrase: per se or by itself. A video is one thing, using it is another.
Anyway, thanks for the info. Now we know better. If the Tanay boys lose their case it wouldn’t be for lack of valid arguments.
Sax, if the court martial (because of the pressure from above) find the Tanay Boys guilty, will they be able to elevate their case to the Supreme Court? The court martial hearings were full of postponements. Could these postponements be a material fact in their right to a speedy trial? It is very obvious that the military want these men incarcerated so that the boobuwit can continue with her reign of terror.
Sax, if the court martial (because of the pressure from above) find the Tanay Boys guilty, will they be able to elevate their case to the Supreme Court?–Parasabayan.
I don’t think so!Military Appeals hears appeals of military court-martial.When a person who is in the military commits a crime they can be tried and punished by the military courts.
Bakit under Court Martial si Senator Trillanes? Hindi ba automatically resigned siya nang magfile ng candidacy?
Parasabayan – Ano ka ba crony ni Marcos? or sundalo ni Marcos?
Alam ko tatagumpay ito si Sonny Trillanes. Maraming nagawa maski na sa kulungan at mayroon siya panindigan. I think he is a quality person. Mabuhay Ka Sonny.
Hindi porke pabor kung minsan ang mga salita tungkol kay Marcos ay crony na. Every person has good and bad qualities. Kung may maraming pintas at kasalanan man si Marcos, marami din siyang mga kabutihan. Eto lang naman si Gloria ang puro bad qualities palibahasa kasi kumare ni Lucifer.
Dandaw, hindi ako naging crony ni Marcos. Di sana hindi na ako nagbabanat ng buto para maghanap buhay. Ang punto ko lang, pintas tayo ng pintas kay Marcos kaya lang sa totoo lang, pinakamarami pa ring siyang nagawa sa mga infrastructures natin. Sige nga, sabihin mo sa akin kung ano ano ang nagawa ng mga sumunod na presidente pagkatapos ni Marcos? Same same pa rin, kurakutan kaliwa at kanan. Si Cory, hindi nga kurakot, hindi naman niya napigilan ang kurakot kamaganak inc! Si Tabako, maraming corruption issues din. Kaya noong uumpisahan ni Erap na kalkalin ang mga pinagkaperahan niya, yun sumama niya kay boobuwit para paalisin si Erap. Now we have a more corrupt leader than Marcos. I personally think that the old man was good and had the heart for the people kaya nga lang noong may sakit na siya, si Imelda at ang mga henerales (we even have a worse general cronies now in the likes of asspweron,ebdame,reyes and the like) nila kasama na ang mga kapatid ni Imelda at ang mga cronies nila ang nagpayaman ng husto. Each regime have its own downfall but I never saw one regime where corruption was and is being done openly than now!
Besides, I do not believe that one should receive money and assets rightfully belonging to the Filipino people. May karma yan!
Toto-o iyong sinabi mo Parasabayan. Mukhang walang presidentiable sa Pinas kundi si Sonny Trillanes. Sana kong sakali maging presidente si Sonny, hindi lumaki ang ulo at hindi mag nakaw. Ang hindi ko maintindihan sa mga Pinoy, no-on panahon ni Marcos nandu-on sila, puri ng puri kay Marcos, Nang wala na si Marcos, nandu-on na naman sila cay Cory, Ramos, Erap, ngayon nandu-on sila kay Pandak. Wala na bang mabuting hanap buhay diyan sa Pinas kundi mag pagamit-gamit sa mga politician? Parang mga Prostitute. Nu-ong nag punta si Cory sa San Francisco galing sa exile mayro-on akong kilala na nag rally against Cory. Now he is the Ambassador of Pandak to the Middle East.
Sonny may be too much for the US. He has a mind of his own. The US will not annoint him for sure. Unless we can cut the umbilical cord between the US and the Philippines. Let us cross the bridge when we come to it.
Sonny for President? Why not? How do I get to help with the platform?
psb,
Ang matindi sa pag-aagawan sa pagpapatakbo ng pamahalaan noong panahon ni Macoy ay ang kanyang mga in-laws. Sila rin ang utak ng pamumudmod ng counterfeited na pera tuwing panahon ng eleksiyon o referendum.
Ito ang impormasyong nakalap ko noon mula sa bayaw kong dati sa Navy na naging security ng mga kaanak ng dating Unang Ginang. Sila ang tagabantay sa isang tagong bodega sa isang bahagi ng Maynila kung saan nila iniimbak ang pekeng pera. Gamit ang mga sasakyang ng hukbo sa paglalagak at pagapapakalat ng huwad na pera, walang alam ang mga tao sa paligid tungkol sa mga nagaganap sa nabanggit na bodega.
Kung inyong matatandaan, isa si Erap sa mga senador na pumirma sa resolusyon/petisyon upang mapaalis sa bansa ang mga base militar ng Estados Unidos. Panahon ‘yun ni dating Pangulong Cory Aquino.
Pinag-alab pa niya ang damdaming makabayan ng mga Pinoy sa kanyang pelikulang “Sa Kuko ng Agila” katambal ang dating konggresistang naging senador din na si Nikki Coseteng. Magmula noon, marahil ay naging markado na si Erap sa White House/Pentagon/CIA/FBI. Wala nga lamang silang nagawa upang manipulahin ang eleksyon noong 1998 kundi ang palihim na suportahan ang kandidatura ni Lola Dodolittle-na-laylay-pa sapagkat napakalakas ni Erap sa masa.
Magmula doon/noon, pionagplanuhan na nila kung paano maaalis sa kanilang landas ang pinakamalaking bikig sa kanilang lalamunang nagsisilbing hadlang upang isulong ang pansamantalang naudlot na interest ng Amerika sa Pilipinas at bahaging iyon ng Asya.
Di nga ba’t parang patay na lukan noon ang pangulo ng Amerika at walang ipinalabas na pagkondena sa pagpapatalsik kay Erap na patunay lamang ang kanilang palihim na pakikialam sa pulitika sa Pilipinas?
Kaya nga mamarkahan na rin nila si Sonny. Unless Sonny will start compromising on his principles, it will be an uphill battle for him to reach the top. This is just simply the reality!
PSB – Wala kayong maasayan sa America sa pag tulong sa mga Filipinos bago mapaalis iyong tusong ninyong Presidente. Kong maari sundin iyong nang yari sa Honduras. Wag din kayong mag asa kay Barack. Nag kampi si Barack sa lahat na judas ng South America against the Hondurans/people. Hindi pa rin naka uwi si Zelyada (sp.) See the parallelism in the Philippine situation? Anong nagyari sa trial nina Trillanes? I think Trillanes will not compromise his principles. He seems a very principled individual and has common sense the way he writes those bills.