Here are more pictures from Anna of the rally in Brussels during the visit of Gloria Arroyo:
Making life worth living.
Here are more pictures from Anna of the rally in Brussels during the visit of Gloria Arroyo:
Protest that met Gloria Arroyo in Brussels. Photo from Arkibo.
Mabuti naman at nanindigan ang Senado sa pambabastos ng Malacañang sa kanila.
Kapag pagpipilitan ng Malacañang na bastusin ang Senado sa kanilang pagi-imbistaga ng mga kaso na may relasyon sa kanilang ginagawang batas, hindi malayo na magkakaroon tayo ng constitutional crisis.
Simula pa lamang ang pag-aresto kahapon kay Chairman Camilo Sabio ng Presidential Commission on Good Government na nang na-isnab ng imbestigayon ng Senado kaugnay sa Philcomsat Holdings Corp.
This is Harry Roque’s latest report on Bolante, whose petition for asylum will be heard today in Chicago. Harry is in Chicago for it: Bolante…
Kaya gusto ko umuwi sa amin sa probinsiya ng Antique ay para na rin reminder sa sarili ko na hindi Pilipinas ang Manila.
Ang aming baryo, Guisijan, ay nasa bayan ng Laua-an. Katulad ng maraming baryo dito sa Pilipinas, hindi nararamdaman ng mga tao doon ang national government. Kayod lang sila ng kayod.
Ang kasabihan na “Isang kahig, isang tuka” ay tugmang-tugma sa uri ng pamumuhay doon sa amin. Para may hapunan, papalaot ang mga kalakihan para mangisda. Noong malilit kami, pagdating namin galing sa eskwela, takbo kaagad sa tabing dagat at tutulong maghila ng bitana (fish net).
This is the speech of Rep. Alan Peter Cayetano last Sept. 5. For your reference:
“Truth shall spring out of the earth; and righteousness shall look down from heaven”
Psalms 85:11
Madam President, Atty. Mike Arroyo I am not sorry! It is not because I cannot humble myself if I made a mistake, but because the administration refused to allow us to present evidence in the committee on justice, you refuse to sign the waiver and so far the bank certification has not proven the impeachment team wrong.
This came out in Philippine Daily Inquirer today. This one is straight from Harry Roque, Jr. :
Two months after Jocelyn “Joc Joc” Bolante was apprehended by Immigration Officials in Los Angeles, the official story behind his arrest can finally be revealed.
In a sworn statement before an officer of the US Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), Bolante revealed that two officers were apparently already waiting for him at the jetway shortly after he arrived last July 7 at the LA airport.
Thanks for keeping the fires burning while I was away. I just came in and I’ll try to share with you some info in my…
(This article, by Jon Wiener, appeared in the Aug. 30, 2006 issue of the Los Angeles Times)
DOES HISTORY provide any models suggesting that the unhappy war in Iraq might have a happy ending? Journalists and military experts are pointing hopefully to the U.S. war in the Philippines at the turn of the 20th century as an example of how Americans can fight a tough guerrilla insurgency and eventually win.
Max Boot, an Op-Ed columnist for the Los Angeles Times, has written that the U.S. victory in the Philippines provides a “useful reminder” that Americans can prevail in Iraq. Similar arguments have been made by Robert Kaplan in the Atlantic Monthly and by the neoconservative American Enterprise Institute.
Halatang nayanig si Mike Defensor sa exposé ni Sen. Aquilino Pimentel tungkol sa kanyang ginawang pakiki-alam laban sa kaso ng mga Filipino nurses sa New York at kampi sa Amerikano na hindi tumupad sa kontrata.
Ang reaksyon niya ay kailangan raw mag”sorry” sa kanya si Pimentel.
Nahihibang na itong si Defensor. Gayang-gaya siya sa kanyang dalawang amo, si Gloria at Mike Arroyo, na humihingi ng “sorry” kay Rep. Alan Peter Cayetano.