Court releases Trillanes (Senator granted temporary liberty)

[fourtheboys96]

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquire...ases-Trillanes

I hope this is just temporary.

While their gripes where real, planting bombs in a populated area just to expose it is not the right way to do it. Then running out of your hearing causing further damage and chaos to the country just isnt worth an amnesty.

Gringo set the precedent and now people in the military knows they'll get amnesty doing something like that.

This MAgdalo group should just have formed a hitsquad and target the hoodlums in the military.

[chua_riwap]

laya na! ok, coup ulit!

[jansky]

bad influence sa militar ung pagkaka release sa kanila


bottom line:

okay pala mag coup, papalayain ka din + iboboto ka pa ng mga tao para magkaroon ng posisyon sa kongreso / senate

[jimnyeatworld]

kung makikita nyo lang mukha ni Trillianes nun papasukin sila at raratratin dun sa hotel peninsula, kung di nga lang sa pakialamerong Media. na-storm na sila dun sa loob including yun running priest saka si guingona.

that should have been the end of it.

[emj21]

Nanalong senador si Trilllanes dahil sa inis ng tao kay GMA nung term niya!

[fourtheboys96]

Nanalong senador si Trilllanes dahil sa inis ng tao kay GMA nung term niya!

madami nman nnalo dahil sa inis kay GMA.

[Altis6453]

The path traced by Trillanes, et al. is not without precedent.

If you will remember, the original king of coup de état in the PH is none other than Sen. Gringo Honasan. Rather than getting jailed for his numerous attempts to unseat the government, he and his merry band of adventurist solidiers got pushups and an amnesty from no less than then President Fidel V. Ramos.

The rest, as they say, is history. While the amnesty was pending approval in Congress, Honasan ran and won as a Senator as an "independent" (while he was really being sponsored by Juan Ponce Enrile, his benefactor and mentor).