biting the hand that feeds us

**roninblade** · December 16th, 2004 06:18 PM

hindi na dapat pinapansin yan.

**tagalnasaabroad** · December 17th, 2004 01:32 AM

korek ka jan sir roninblade..tsaka sabihin dapat ni bebot bello being the govt head counsel sa talk talk talk nila sa mga commies nato:

ok joma payag kami irecommend ke GMA ang mga demands nyo pero pwede ba..hinay hinay ka sa bitaw ng salita mong wala sa hulog dahil pati issue ng emergency reliefs para na rin sa mga kasamahan mo sa pananampalataya sa bundok ng quezon nilalagay mo sa alanganin..?

..tumatanda ka na nga at panahon ng magbagong buhay..it's not too late..makakatulong ka pa maimprove ang imahen ng pilipinas sa buong mundo..tsaka malay mo baka sakaling mapapayag mo si GMA pabesobeso sayo..anoh..?!

**vixen** · December 17th, 2004 02:12 AM

nagpapapansin lang yan si sison. gusto lang nyan mag ingay.

in my opinion, i don't see anything wrong with that. if the US military wants to help, why not. kudos to them. iwasan maging pride chicken,

its just stupid of sison to say that, when in fact he haven't done anything to help those people in quezon. I just wish he would shut his mouth cuz no one will follow his request to comdemn the government when it comes to that matter.

what a good laughingstock.

**empy** · December 17th, 2004 06:42 AM

lol...the guy is the head of a terrorist organization. enough said.

**vinj** · December 17th, 2004 09:27 AM

Sison? Who's that? :P

**mazdamazda** · December 17th, 2004 10:03 AM

para sa fans ni joma sison...

http://www.defendsison.be/

**Bogeyman** · December 17th, 2004 12:33 PM

Andami talagang issues ni Joma, tsk tsk. So the US military is offering aid, so what? Is it their fault that they are better equipped to go into remote areas than the foreign civilian volunteers he's talking about?

Going by his logic, if the Philippines were to send a humanitarian/peacekeeping mission to Afghanistan, then we would be violating that country's sovereignty, right?

Tsaka ano'ng democratic rights yung pinaglalaban niya? The right to sabotage the country's economic infrastructure by burning cellphone towers and buses? The right to torment the poor by forcibly extorting revolutionary taxes in exchange for rebel protection? The right to trounce on the law and promote anarchy through extra-judicial killings?
All in the name of a futile ideology.

Come on, Joma, wake up. Where in the heck can you find the Soviet Union these days? That's right. Nowhere. Communism is dead. It's dead in Europe, it might as well be dead all over the world. Pride na lang talaga ang umiiral kay Joma e.

**yebo** · December 17th, 2004 05:17 PM

the npa last week killed 11 soldiers in san rafael bulacan, 11 soldiers who were on a rescue mission distributing relief goods to the victims of typhoons winnie and yoyong. and ka rosal says it is a legitimate encounter! these people have no morals, they have no shame, they have no respect for the conventions that define civilized society, they have no honor. they are not human beings! they should all be butchered like the animals that they really are. bakit ba hindi pa kasi mag-declare ng total war ang philippine government sa mga hayup na npa na yan!

and joma sison? a team of philippine navy seals or scout rangers should be sent to the netherlands and capture him. after sewing his mouth shut with barbed wire, he should be put in a metal drum, alive, and half-filled with cement to his waist. they should then do a "float test" with this drum in the middle of the norwegian sea.