2022 Presidential Elections

[dreamur]

sa lahat ng #kakampink caravans kanina sa iba't - ibang parte ng pinas, dito ako pinaka-nagulat kasi digos city is the ancestral town of the dutertes. and when i was living down south, ito talaga ang bantayog at bastion nila. ang tatapang nila ha...i'm impressed.


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So will Sara without an H sacrifice Davao City for a national position?

[Little Missy]

So will Sara without an H sacrifice Davao City for a national position?

May nabasa din ako from the 3% (haha) na baka kaya kailangan magstay as mayor siya para hawak pa din nila ang davao. Hindi daw gusto ng mga tao dun si polong and baste. Tsismis lang not sure if true.

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[Devastator]

Lahat iyan malalaman sa Nov. 15.

[baludoy]

So will Sara without an H sacrifice Davao City for a national position?

well, beijing has shifted its love to narcos jr and the icc looks deadset in tightening the noose so i guess she's rolling the dice. someone has got to stand-up for her dad and bong go doesn't have the wherewithal to do that plus there's a perceptible groundswell for the pink brigade. she's in a tough spot and it seems she's willing to eat her pride even though her relationship hasn't been swell w/ her dad as of late.

the rub is that old local political foes may resurrect and throw in a monkey wrench in the local scene via those pesky sub rules.

but what do i know. i've got 4 (or 5) cans of san mig goodies in me right now so speculating is a pretty worthwhile past time as of the moment.

[baludoy]

May nabasa din ako from the 3% (haha) na baka kaya kailangan magstay as mayor siya para hawak pa din nila ang davao. Hindi daw gusto ng mga tao dun si polong and baste. Tsismis lang not sure if true.

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dito sa forum, si bro quez makakasagot niyan.

si bro ketib sana kaso nung na ejk iyong utol niya sa toril, davao city tumiwalag na siya sa sama ng loob sa mga namumuno doon at nag-paalam na din dito sa forum. who can blame the guy though?

[Yatta]

dito sa forum, si bro quez makakasagot niyan.

si bro ketib sana kaso nung na ejk iyong utol niya sa toril, davao city tumiwalag na siya sa sama ng loob sa mga namumuno doon at nag-paalam na din dito sa forum. who can blame the guy though?

Yung si gd di ba kaya sagutin? Pero mas credible yata si Quez.

Sadly kailangan pa kasi mangyari sa sarili bago maniwala. Dami na warning signs, took him 4 years and a sibling getting shot bago na-realize.

[bloowolf]

Robredo supporters show support in Duterte's hometown | Inquirer News


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[Little Missy]

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[bloowolf]

Davaoeños credit dugong for bringing peace to Davao & I’ve spoken to a few who may have been there when Davao was a no man’s land before dugong brought a semblance of peace. The nightlife was alive, no drug peddlers, people were secure…. His legendary stories became well known all over the country & may have been his biggest selling point. Remember when he was campaigning,ang pintas sa kanya was, he didn’t have an economic plan? Puro dugong brand of tough talk. All of that fizzles out quickly.
As for Junior, what has he accomplished personally? As I see it, he seems to be banking on the accomplishments of a ghost. I heard a lot of stories of FM being a brilliant man but the son is not the father. The only resemblance he has with his father is the name & the look. He is just a shadow of the father.


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[Flipo]

Let’s end 56.5 years of kleptocracy
By: Hector Tarrazona - *inquirerdotnet
Philippine Daily Inquirer / 05:08 AM October 24, 2021

Kleptocracy, according to Wikipedia, “is a government whose corrupt leaders use political power to appropriate the wealth of their nation, typically by embezzling or misappropriating government funds at the expense of the wider population.”

From Dec. 30, 1965, when Ferdinand Marcos became our president, to June 30, 2022, when a new president will have been elected, it will be exactly 56.5 years. This is a dark period of kleptocracy in our history from dictator Marcos to our worst president, Rodrigo Roa Duterte.

In between Marcos and Duterte, we had Corazon Aquino, Fidel Ramos, Joseph Estrada, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, and Benigno Aquino III, all weak leaders with varying degrees of mediocrity. They all failed to stop thievery in government. In Estrada’s case, he was kicked out from Malacañang by Edsa People Power Revolution 2 because of brazen plunder involving $78 million to $80 million.

If we are suffering now, it is mainly because of the unabated corruption in our government caused by the insatiable greed of our government officials. We now know that even the money for the COVID-19 pandemic was channeled to Pharmally, whose owners are more loved by President Duterte than the 110 million suffering Filipinos.

We can end our country’s 56.5 years of kleptocracy by electing one of the two most qualified presidential candidates, Sen. Ping Lacson or Vice President Leni Robredo. Either one of them can minimize, if not totally eradicate, corruption in government.

With all due respect to the rest of the 97 presidential candidates, I would like to humbly advise them to withdraw from the presidential race and help campaign for Senator Ping or VP Leni instead. It is a great sacrifice on their part, but it would be for the good of our country and all of us, especially the future generations.

Instead of running for president, my unsolicited advice for former senator Bongbong Marcos is to apologize to the Filipino people on behalf of his father who “embezzled $5 billion to $10 billion” from 1972 to 1986, according to Transparency International’s Global Corruption Report 2004. Then, he must return the money and other properties that belong to the government.

These two actions would somehow assuage the pent-up emotions of people, especially the victims of martial law. They would also lessen the guilty feelings of the Marcoses, even as they remain in complete denial to this day.

Should Bongbong Marcos refuse to withdraw his candidacy for president, let’s give him zero vote in our respective precincts. The son of the dictator and the direct heir and beneficiary of the Marcos loot does not deserve to be our president. If the Marcoses were in another country, some members of the family would have been languishing in jail, or all of them could have been killed by an angry mob during the 1986 revolution.

But we are in the Philippines where most of our elected leaders and decision-makers are suckers for tyrants. In addition, our misplaced kindness is also the injustice that oppresses us.

Again, let us stop kleptocracy by voting Senator Ping or VP Leni for president in May 2022. And let us all pray to our God in heaven for this to become a reality, so that we could end our miseries and sufferings as a people.
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Hector Tarrazona is a 1968 PMA graduate, a member of MDM batch 1991 and scholar of AIM, and a jet fighter pilot. He was No. 3 in the hit list of Malacañang in 1985-86 as an original member of RAM’s 11-man ad hoc steering committee. As the most senior officer left in Fernando Air Base, Lipa City, he stopped its officers and men from joining the 1989 coup attempt that almost toppled the government of President Corazon Aquino.


Let’s end 56.5 years of kleptocracy | Inquirer Opinion

[uls]

Let’s end 56.5 years of kleptocracy
By: Hector Tarrazona - *inquirerdotnet
Philippine Daily Inquirer / 05:08 AM October 24, 2021

Kleptocracy, according to Wikipedia, “is a government whose corrupt leaders use political power to appropriate the wealth of their nation, typically by embezzling or misappropriating government funds at the expense of the wider population.”

From Dec. 30, 1965, when Ferdinand Marcos became our president, to June 30, 2022, when a new president will have been elected, it will be exactly 56.5 years. This is a dark period of kleptocracy in our history from dictator Marcos to our worst president, Rodrigo Roa Duterte.

In between Marcos and Duterte, we had Corazon Aquino, Fidel Ramos, Joseph Estrada, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, and Benigno Aquino III, all weak leaders with varying degrees of mediocrity. They all failed to stop thievery in government. In Estrada’s case, he was kicked out from Malacañang by Edsa People Power Revolution 2 because of brazen plunder involving $78 million to $80 million.

If we are suffering now, it is mainly because of the unabated corruption in our government caused by the insatiable greed of our government officials. We now know that even the money for the COVID-19 pandemic was channeled to Pharmally, whose owners are more loved by President Duterte than the 110 million suffering Filipinos.

that's fair

the writer did not praise any president between marcos and du30

and by the way, di lang kleptocracy

plutucracy ang pinas



a plutocracy is controlled by oligarchs

[bloowolf]

that's fair

the writer did not praise any president between marcos and du30

and by the way, di lang kelptocracy

plutucracy ang pinas



a plutocracy is controlled by oligarchs

One of the things that the B class down to E hated was the ruling class elites manipulating the law to favor their interest. The wealthy become wealthier & the poor become poorer. The poor, especially those in the D to E class always complain that policies meanth to ease life for them doesn’t manage to filter down to the poor but instead favor the wealthy. Dugong managed to change the plutocracy, from Manila to Davao but it still favored the rich.


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[uls]

One of the things that the B class down to E hated was the ruling class elites manipulating the law to favor their interest. The wealthy become wealthier & the poor become poorer. The poor, especially those in the D to E class always complain that policies meanth to ease life for them doesn’t manage to filter down to the poor but instead favor the wealthy.

that's why the masses love populists



that's why raffy tulfo is very popular among the masses

coz the poor can't get justice in a system rigged to favor the rich and well-connected

Dugong managed to change the plutocracy, from Manila to Davao but it still favored the rich.

that's why imperial manila hates du30 with a passion

[baludoy]

A Reminder to your sons, daughters, nephews, and nieces ( and for everone else who isn' registered yet). It doesn't matter what their political color is but it's only right of them to partake in our democratic governance and social well being.






Siguro naman lahat dito sa tsikot registered na , at the very least iyong mga active dito sa thread na ito, para maka take part sa civic duty natin next year.

[baludoy]

Yung si gd di ba kaya sagutin? Pero mas credible yata si Quez.

Sadly kailangan pa kasi mangyari sa sarili bago maniwala. Dami na warning signs, took him 4 years and a sibling getting shot bago na-realize.

Si bro quez kasi dabawenyo from what i gather. So i reckon he really knows the situation on the ground over there.



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[dreamur]

One of the things that the B class down to E hated was the ruling class elites manipulating the law to favor their interest. The wealthy become wealthier & the poor become poorer. The poor, especially those in the D to E class always complain that policies meanth to ease life for them doesn’t manage to filter down to the poor but instead favor the wealthy. Dugong managed to change the plutocracy, from Manila to Davao but it still favored the rich.


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Exactly the reason why we need Leni. She is indebted to no one. The rest of the candidates are plain corrupt and corruption is what ailing this country.

[travajante]

Exactly the reason why we need Leni. She is indebted to no one. The rest of the candidates are plain corrupt and corruption is what ailing this country.

And we know lack of empathy won't be SerbisyoRobredo's bane.

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[uls]

there are already oligarchs behind leni

the ones who funded her covid initiative (swab bus, e-konsulta, care kit) and other programs

of course they'll continue to help her (financially) hanggang matapos itong campaign

magkakaroon ng utang na loob si leni

pag nanalo si lena, abscbn will get its franchise back (as an example)

for the next 6 yrs, the yellow tycoons/makati business club have a hotline at malacanang

same old same old

[dreamur]

there are already oligarchs behind leni

the ones who funded her covid initiative (swab bus, e-konsulta, care kit) and other programs

of course they'll continue to help her (financially) hanggang matapos itong campaign

magkakaroon ng utang na loob si leni

pag nanalo si lena, abscbn will get its franchise back (as an example)

for the next 6 yrs, the yellow tycoons/makati business club have a hotline at malacanang

same old same old

So you want continuity uls?

[uls]

i don't see the whole system change

only the elites change

imperial manila to promdi elites back to imperial manila