Huge Traffic Jam due to QC Squatter Demolition.

[wowiesy]

sa interview kanina ni Ted kay MMDA Chair Francis Tolentino, nabanggit nya.. medyo parang pasaring sa media... na sinasadya na manggugulo na aabot sa 6 o'clock news.. pero after nung cut off na yun.. tahimik na lagi... minsan kaya.. biglain nila.. gabi sila mag demolition? say.. after the 10/11pm news?

[Retz]

Ito yung IS colony before Trinoma if you're north bound in EDSA. YUng kabila nito in Agham Road just across Philippine Science High School.

Thanks sir Mon. Gets ko na.

[robot.sonic]

Postponed ulit!

On his first day as DILG chief, Roxas orders hold on demolition of QC homes - InterAksyon.com

[yohc]

Lina law must be repealed.

[holdencaulfield]

And they are at it again...Luckily the portion along EDSA has been cleared somewhat from the squatters...






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put*ngina! anong financial assistance? maawa naman kayo sa bayan niyo at masyado na kayong pasanin!
nung nasa gobyerno ako, ang trabaho ko ay pakainin ang mga anak ng mga maralitang ito. sukang suka ako sa trabaho sa dami ng supling nitong mga ito!
nagrereklamo pa kesyo hindi daw makain yung mga bigas. nampuchang buhay ito. sila na yung binigyan, sila pa yung may ganang magreklamo at akala mo nagbibigay ng buwis sa gobyerno. ang laki ng lugi ng ahensiya namin dahil sa mga lintang ito!
g*go rin kasi itong buset na gobyernong ito. sila may pakana sa paglaki ng apoy!
para kasi sa mga iskwater: GOBYERNO ANG BAHALA, MAMAMAYAN ANG KAWAWA!

dun niyo irelocate mga yan sa babuyan at tawi-tawi ng magkatao naman dun.

[chua_riwap]

Pag ayaw umalis, sunugin na lang.

a single napalm bomb would do the trick.......

[jut703]

Oo lahat kasi ng mahirap nabibigyan ng oppurtunity diba. Parang reasoning lang yan ng mga anti RH - ang laki ng pamilya namin pero successful naman ako therefore big family is not a hindrance.

Ang kakapal ng mukha niyo para sabihing mahirap sila kasi kulang sila sa sipag. Oo merong mga tambay, oo merong mga pariwara, pero marami diyang nagsisipag pero walang mararating kahit anong gawin nila.

Kung makabigay ng example akala mo general rule e. Exception tawag diyan, outlier.

For every success story you point out because of hard work and perserverance, there are dozens of other stories of people who tried as hard but didnt make it simply because the circumstances werent as favorable for them.

[BratPAQ]

^ lahat nang matitinong squatter at marunong pumarehas eh nagparelocate na, tinanggap na tulong ng gobyerno, yung mga pasaway na lang natira dyan

ang mentality dyan "ayokong malayo sa trabaho ko, kaya kesehodang bumaha sa inyo, maperwisyo kayo, lumubog sa baha bahay nyo at sasakyan nyo, ang importante ,alapit ako sa trabaho ko" letseng kawiran yan.

[Snake1]

Being a squatter is not an issue here... if you've done your best and you're still poor then perhaps we can say the circumstances are really unsurmountable. (Although I must say, pag ma sipag ang tao there are more chances that he will earn something more).. i remember reading a story nung panahon ng Ondoy.. when a lot of squatters.. were asking for help.. there was this one guy na nag libot and nanguha ng junk (plastics/ bakal etc) kasi nag kalat... I suppose that person made more than those na nakatanga lang....But i digress...

Being squatter is not an issue.. being a squatter na nga and buraot is the issue... mahirap na nga.. masma pa ng ugali... I meet a number of poor people who still have values.. marunong pa mag thank you and have a concern for others too....

What is being brought out here is people that dont own the property...tap into illegal connections.. pollute the land...cause traffic..commit crime.... and some say they dont have the choice....? sure they do... thay can choose to live in their own porivinces.. or choose not to have electicity and live what they can afford to have.. or at least throw trash in the right places... but they dont....

Nakaksama talaga ng loob to pay freaking high taxes and see the government support these kind of people....

haaaay.. kaka higblood.... maka pag chicharo nga....

[Horsepower]

*jut703, words of the enlightened.

I am always thankful that we can afford to give our children a comfortable life esp during their developing years. AC 24/7, they can sleep at noon well into the afternoon kasi nga malamig sa buong bahay, they can eat anything they want, they travel overseas kahit infant/ toddler pa lang. .

While I wish the same for these poor people, di talaga nila kaya e. Magkaiba ang circumstances namin.

Back in UP Diliman, I've met a diverse set of people from the poor trying hard to make ends meet, to the rich pretending to be poor (and the poor pretending to be rich )

That's where I realized (first and only public school kasi na pinasukan ko ang UP) na magkakaiba talaga ang palad ng tao. We can never compare ourselves to others. It would be selfish and arrogant to do so.

Back then, I earn my own money and pay for ALL my expenses kasi I'm a technical enthusiast (computers). So I earned off that skill. I can say they should do the same pero what if they don't have the same acumen or brain power to do that? Likewise, I don't have the skillset to plant and grow veggies.

Opportunities kasi ang kulang sa mga resettlement areas. Kahit minsan natatawa na ako sa mga demands ng mga squatters, hindi mahirap intindihin kung bakit nila gusto ang mga iyon (like living in the city where their jobs are). The fact is, they have loved ones that they care for, too. In the provinces where we travel to, I usually tell the people I meet there na Manila is a big pile of trash. Mainit, mahal lahat ng bagay, masasama ang ugali ng tao, etc. Akala kasi ng mga tga province, paraiso dito.

They come here mas-shock sila na ganito pala dito and they end up in survival mode.

Some people aren't happy taxpesos are being spent on the poor pero saan ba dapat ang mga ito? Should we just leave them to die? I'd wager that they don't like their circumstances too.

Back when I was young, studying at montessori, marami akong naging kaibigan from the squatters area. They taught me to how to make a toy, that stick where you fasten a can lid on as a wheel. We'd roam and roam around happy and carefree. They are people too.

Instead of CCT (that useles 1,500 per month stipend), the Govt should just put industries near these relocation sites. Factories. Recycling plants, whatever. Napakalaki ng resources ng Govt.to do just about anything it wants.

Pag gutom na kasi family mo, you will do anything, literally, just to alleviate that.

[stickers]

apoy lang katapat nyan pag ayaw lumipat.. tignan nyo yung sa Guadalupe, naubos di ba? :burn:

[ClaNker]

*jut703, words of the enlightened.

I am always thankful that we can afford to give our children a comfortable life esp during their developing years. AC 24/7, they can sleep at noon well into the afternoon kasi nga malamig sa buong bahay, they can eat anything they want, they travel overseas kahit infant/ toddler pa lang. .

While I wish the same for these poor people, di talaga nila kaya e. Magkaiba ang circumstances namin.

Back in UP Diliman, I've met a diverse set of people from the poor trying hard to make ends meet, to the rich pretending to be poor (and the poor pretending to be rich )

That's where I realized (first and only public school kasi na pinasukan ko ang UP) na magkakaiba talaga ang palad ng tao. We can never compare ourselves to others. It would be selfish and arrogant to do so.

Back then, I earn my own money and pay for ALL my expenses kasi I'm a technical enthusiast (computers). So I earned off that skill. I can say they should do the same pero what if they don't have the same acumen or brain power to do that? Likewise, I don't have the skillset to plant and grow veggies.

Opportunities kasi ang kulang sa mga resettlement areas. Kahit minsan natatawa na ako sa mga demands ng mga squatters, hindi mahirap intindihin kung bakit nila gusto ang mga iyon (like living in the city where their jobs are). The fact is, they have loved ones that they care for, too. In the provinces where we travel to, I usually tell the people I meet there na Manila is a big pile of trash. Mainit, mahal lahat ng bagay, masasama ang ugali ng tao, etc. Akala kasi ng mga tga province, paraiso dito.

They come here mas-shock sila na ganito pala dito and they end up in survival mode.

Some people aren't happy taxpesos are being spent on the poor pero saan ba dapat ang mga ito? Should we just leave them to die? I'd wager that they don't like their circumstances too.

Back when I was young, studying at montessori, marami akong naging kaibigan from the squatters area. They taught me to how to make a toy, that stick where you fasten a can lid on as a wheel. We'd roam and roam around happy and carefree. They are people too.

Instead of CCT (that useles 1,500 per month stipend), the Govt should just put industries near these relocation sites. Factories. Recycling plants, whatever. Napakalaki ng resources ng Govt.to do just about anything it wants.

Pag gutom na kasi family mo, you will do anything, literally, just to alleviate that.

Dumaan kami sa gutom ng mga-ina ko when I was in Mindanao, ni walang makain sa isang araw. So ok lang na gumawa ako ng illegal at mag squat?

Kunting ayos sa tamang perspective peps, pinipilit kasi eh.

[A121]

Opportunities kasi ang kulang sa mga resettlement areas. Kahit minsan natatawa na ako sa mga demands ng mga squatters, hindi mahirap intindihin kung bakit nila gusto ang mga iyon (like living in the city where their jobs are). The fact is, they have loved ones that they care for, too. In the provinces where we travel to, I usually tell the people I meet there na Manila is a big pile of trash. Mainit, mahal lahat ng bagay, masasama ang ugali ng tao, etc. Akala kasi ng mga tga province, paraiso dito.

TRUE.

What we lack is the cheap BLISS housing that's very accessible. (add to the fact that we have a very mismanaged transport system) Pag-iisipin mo kasi, kapag daily wage earner ka malaking part na ng sahod mo ang mapupunta sa pamasahe.

[vinj]

^ lahat nang matitinong squatter at marunong pumarehas eh nagparelocate na, tinanggap na tulong ng gobyerno, yung mga pasaway na lang natira dyan

ang mentality dyan "ayokong malayo sa trabaho ko, kaya kesehodang bumaha sa inyo, maperwisyo kayo, lumubog sa baha bahay nyo at sasakyan nyo, ang importante ,alapit ako sa trabaho ko" letseng kawiran yan.

The "matino" ones will move on to relocation; these are also the guys who may be renting from the "syndicates" or professional squatters/. These guys also usually have blue collar jobs or are gainfully employed. The problem is it only takes a few eggheads (these are your die-hard professional squatters who earn from the land they squat on) to mess things up; these guys are also the ones who will "rally" the more level headed squatters to stay put.

[ClaNker]

Oo lahat kasi ng mahirap nabibigyan ng oppurtunity diba. Parang reasoning lang yan ng mga anti RH - ang laki ng pamilya namin pero successful naman ako therefore big family is not a hindrance.

Ang kakapal ng mukha niyo para sabihing mahirap sila kasi kulang sila sa sipag. Oo merong mga tambay, oo merong mga pariwara, pero marami diyang nagsisipag pero walang mararating kahit anong gawin nila.

Kung makabigay ng example akala mo general rule e. Exception tawag diyan, outlier.

For every success story you point out because of hard work and perserverance, there are dozens of other stories of people who tried as hard but didnt make it simply because the circumstances werent as favorable for them.

Tibay din ng reasoning mo dong. Mukhang nabubuhay ka sa bubble ah, lumabas ka naman para maintindihan mo ang mga sinasabi ng mga tao dito. Pwedeng-pwede kang maging pulintiko.

Dami kong kaibigan na mga working student before, lahat sila magaganda na ang buhay ngayon.

[jut703]

Tibay din ng reasoning mo dong. Mukhang nabubuhay ka sa bubble ah, lumabas ka naman para maintindihan mo ang mga sinasabi ng mga tao dito. Pwedeng-pwede kang maging pulintiko.

Dami kong kaibigan na mga working student before, lahat sila magaganda na ang buhay ngayon.

At marami rin akong kaibigan na talo pa kalabaw kung kumayod pero hindi kailanman nagkaron ng opportunity na umunlad.

Kung feeling mo eh lahat ng naghihirap ay naghihirap dahil kulang sa effort dahil ikaw nageffort ka tapos umunlad ka, ang galing mo naman. Try mo sabihin yan sa mga squatter ewan ko lang kung hindi ka gripuhan pagkatapos.

Kung effort lang kailangan, sana matagal nang nakaraos ang mga tao sa kahirapan.

[ClaNker]

At marami rin akong kaibigan na talo pa kalabaw kung kumayod pero hindi kailanman nagkaron ng opportunity na umunlad.

Kung feeling mo eh lahat ng naghihirap ay naghihirap dahil kulang sa effort dahil ikaw nageffort ka tapos umunlad ka, ang galing mo naman. Try mo sabihin yan sa mga squatter ewan ko lang kung hindi ka gripuhan pagkatapos.

Kung effort lang kailangan, sana matagal nang nakaraos ang mga tao sa kahirapan.

Ginawa ko na yang pakikipag usap part ng social studies project ko during my college days. Squatter area ng mga Muslim sa Davao pinasok ko kasama ko isang ka grupo ko sa project. 3:30PM ng hapon ako pumasok sa looban, buo ako ng lumabas and made friends with them. Pinagalitan ako ng brgy. Captain bat daw di ako nag pasama sa kanila. Oo magaling talaga akong mag isip bata.

At ang mga naki-pwestong vendor sa harapan ng tinitirhan ko dati nag malasakit ng tulongan mga batang squater, ginawang assistant sa pag titinda abay pumayag ba? Mas piniling mag palaboy at mang snatch na lang dong.

Ang nakaka ahon lang sa kanila ay yung nag sipag. Mangmang ka talaga, wala kang alam sa kalakaran sa loob.

Peace out!

[holdencaulfield]

15 hectares ang liit naman..

i got 99 hectares... overlooking pa...

nasa paso nga lang ... he.he...

yung samin nasa pacific ocean.
titirhan namin pag nagtayo si esem.

[uls]

binebenta ko ang jones bridge

pati quezon bridge

[_Cathy_]

^ wow big time pala si HP

Lahat ng members ng Tsikot guapo at big time.