Sundalo

Jinx:

I don’t believe in people especially who has the nerve to deny paternity of his own child. If this Noli can do that to his own flesh and blood, can you expect him to have affection and compassion for those strangers regardless of whether or not he has been assigned to look after them?

Besides, do you think he is even concerned about losing the limelight as long as he can do his own sucking of whatever crumb is left for him and those who lick his ass likewise?

We may just as well concentrate on the principalculprit in this mess the country is in for the meantime, and then make sure that he does not take over when we are able to remove the criminal especially in what Legarda is doing to insure that he does not emerge the victor in this fight he has not dare lose a finger.

Don’t think that we are not in this concern. We are, but this guy is himself so pathetic that though he may not deserve our sympathy, it is not worth to waste time on him.

I have never been a fan of this broadcaster as a matter of fact. In the first place, I have watched him only once or twice even during those rare times I watch the Philippine Channel when I visit my folks in CA, USA.

Tuloy ang laban, kabayan!

Emilio,

Dagdag pa ng tawag kay Noli–Noli Tagabasa Kalabasa!!!

Alam mo meron kaming Kalabasa Award na ibinibigay sa mga ungas na nasa gobyerno ng Pilipinas na palpak. Unang binigyan namin niyan si Delia D. Albert. Medyo hesitant pa nga ako kasi kilala ko siya but in fairness to our prinsipyo, binigyan pa rin namin siya dahil sa attempt ni Bugaw na ibenta ang mga properties ng Pilipinas dito sa Japan prior to Election 2004 para may pambayad siya doon sa magnanakaw ng boto para sa kaniya.

Palibhasa may hiya at delikadesa si Albert, di nag-tender siya ng resignation after that. Kasi in principle, pag matino kang tao hindi ka tutulong sa isang magnanakaw na sinungaling pa para makapagnakaw at makapagsinungaling pa rin siya!

E matino naman siya pati iyong dating Finance Secretary na nag-resign din. Hindi na hinintay na tanggalin sila ni Pandak!!!

Bakit kalabasa? Kasi may connotation ang kalabasa na bobo, di ba?

Spartan, All:

It does not matter if this site has been put up by Esperon to trap supporters of brave soldiers like General Lim, et al, for deep down inside a lot many of these soldiers, there must still be the desire to be good soldiers unless they have become like the perverts volunteering for duty in Iraq or Afghanistan.

If so, let’s give Pandak and her generals a great deal of their own medicine, something like a tooth for a tooth, an eye for an eye! Lokohan na ba? E di makipaglokohan tayo sa kanila while we fortify our position against them although I would rather stick to my standards of truth and right based on my faith in God, and in my fellowmen, especially those who share my sentiments for the Philippines, and against these crooks who do not make us proud for what they have made of the image of the Philippines and Filipinos, whom one Filipino expat has described as “mga katulong at puta ng mundo” Pathetic, di ba?

Forget about strategy. Filipino soldiers have not apparently been taught that, but strategy or not, every man has been given that instinct to survive except that in the Philippines, even that is now being crushed to suit the agenda of the Midget, who has reduced these soldiers to mere puppets, even the pataygutom willing to sell their souls to the highest bidders.

Examples are those quitting the Philippine military to risk their lives in Iraq as mercenaries since what the heck, they will die likewise in the Philippines fighting some imagined insurgency, and for a pittance. At least, in Iraq they get 1,500 dollars compared to a 10th of that they get paid in the Philippines unless they kiss the Midget’s ass for some millions she has been sucking from the treasury, etc. to pay the likes of them ass lickers and suckers.

Oops, this should read: Both have resorted to manipulating the votes to get to where they are, and those supposed to be for truth and right not being able to SUCCEED to remove them despite the exposure of truth and evidences to prove the guilts of these crooks. In time, though, they will, and for a reason and good of all who have done it right and without any ulterior motive.

Spartan:

Yup, takot ka kung di mo alam kung saan ka pupunta, but why be afraid of the inevitable? Alam mo isang natutunan ko sa pagtratrabaho ko sa pulis ay ang bagay na kundi mo pa oras ay di ka mamamatay. May isang pilipinang nagpapautang dito na tinangkang patayin ng mga dinihado niya, 13 saksak, warak pa ang leeg, hindi namatay. Lumabas ng ospital, pero no effect. Imbes na bumait, lalong naging salbahe at niligtas daw siya ng Diyos. I doubt that kasi sa nakita ko ay nadagdagan lang ang problema niya dahil iyong mga pinautang niya ay hindi siya binayaran!!! Kulong sila pero hindi obligadong magbayad sa kaniya.

Me, hindi ako takot na mamamatay. Ang inaalala ko lang ay baka hindi sapat ang pagtupad ko ng dapat kong gawin kaya ang dasal ko pirmi ay magawa ko ang dapat kong gawin lalo na iyong dapat na itulong ko sa kapwa ko at sa pagpapalaganap ng kabutihan sa mundo.

Kumpleto kasi ang turo ng simbahan namin tungkol sa bagay na ito. At totoo iyong may susundo sa atin kapag namatay tayo para hindi tayo maligaw. Kasi mahirap na baka yakagin ka pa ng mga kaibigan ni Pandak na galamay ng demonyo na doon ka pumunta sa pupuntahan niya! ::)

You bet! Playing safe ang gumawa ng site na ito! 😎

Taipan88

Papaano makakalusot ang sinasabi mo tungkol sa mga Marcoses e hindi naman dumadaan sa tamang proseso ang mga iyan? Puro bintang lang naman na hindi naman talagang pinatutunayan.

The Pandak, in fact, is taking advantage of Imelda’s gullibility and kinship with the Fatso’s cousin, Greggy Araneta, to rally the Ilocanos and Leytenos to her side by pretending that she is willing to give the Marcoses a fair deal, vis-a-vis Imelda’s jewelries! Yuck!

There are lots of things that need to be answered in fact, but one reason why they do not want them answered is the simple fact that a lot many people involved in the graft and corruption during the 20 years of Marcos rule remain in position and are running the show even after 1986.

I have mentioned that my mother was related to Marcos on his father’s Rubio side (the father’s middle name was Rubio), and a lot many of our relatives in fact cried foul when the Apo would reason out nepotism for not helping them like an uncle who ran for Mayor in my mother’s hometown during the Martial law years, but it was his own father’s kins who mostly patronized him and his family when they were transported to Hawaii after EDSA 1.

I, myself, went to Hawaii with my siblings to meet the Apo, and found him a very sick man. His vision apparently was affected by his ailment. I did not go there, however, when he died. My siblings did. Good thing I did not because I would not be able to stand the hypocrisy of Imelda who tried to make a show of something Ilocanos consider to be a very solemn occasion.

I am in favor of putting the Marcoses on trial, and prove whether or not they stole money from the country’s coffers that caused the country such economic ills that I was educated to have already been existing long before Marcos became president as a matter of fact despite the war reparations payments received from the US and Japan, and better state of the nation before the father of the Pandak became president, and the country started its downfall stride so that my history professor in UP, Teodoro Agoncillo, would drum into our heads that our generation and future generations of Filipinos would never be able to pay the debts that Dadong Macapagal incurred during his presidency, and he was right.

At least, one thing that I can tell you outright is that Marcos may have started this deployment of Filipino workers to the Middle East to alleviate the unemployment problem in the country, but never to troubled states like Lebanon, etc., and definitely, he did not condone the deployment of the Japayuki to Japan.

It was in fact one of the things that he was criticized for not giving protection to these women who would risk coming here to engage in prostitution prior to Cory Aquino’s legitimizing their status with such silly contract as the 40,000 special quota given by Japan for entertainers to help in Philippine economic recovery after 1986.

It was one reason why these women would even come to Japan before 1986 on fake passports that were being expedited by some undersecretary of DFA who was removed by Marcos when we reported such matter to him through then Ambassador Valdez. The said undersecretary was reportedly selling his signature for expiditing passport issuance for 1,500 pesos per paper.

As expected, that undersecretary joined the anti-Marcos forces, and when Cory became president, he was one of those retained, and thus, the issuance of passports with falsified information had flourished after EDSA 1.

Worse was when such passports were issued even to non-Filipinos as in the case of members of the banned Japanese Red Army or some Chinese woman I was asked to translate her documents for, and reason for the ensuing restrictions applied to Philippine passport holders everywhere.

The leader of the Japan Red Army in fact, Fusako Shigenobu, was apprehended with a Philippine passport two or three years ago that she had used in coming to and from Japan.

The point is they should stop this practice of assigning relatives, friends and cronies to important positions in the government. Positions of judge in the courts for example should have been done ONLY by some national exam (no cheating, though) by qualified aspirants, and seats in the Supreme Court should have been filled up by these judges who have risen from the ranks, and approved by the people through a national referendum or national election as we do in this country.

Otherwise, justice will never prevail and all they get there in the Philippines is what you call JUST-TIIS!