Digong, The President

**MR_BIG18** · September 24th, 2016 04:11 PM

Originally Posted by vinj

Not aware of the facts but would diabetes and obesity still be there, as it's more of a lifestyle and genetic matter (just my own thought)? That aside though, what I want to understand is where will they use the additional taxes for as well so we know the benefits of the proposal and not just the impact on cost. Develop agriculture? Kasi Kung sa drug war, I prefer having my cheap iced tea. the

yes, its a lifestyle problm, genetics plays a part but ill cite myself as an example, my late father and all his siblings are diabetic, on my mother side, 7 sila, sya lang wala...buti din ako wala, problem if they increase tax on sugar, di ba maaapektohan and bread? i notice that its what common filipinos eat when they are hungry..

**Yatta** · September 24th, 2016 04:47 PM

Originally Posted by kisshmet

To change the rifles from what is already widely used is a no brainer. Its more costly to change the very basic gear like a rifle, not withstanding the resulting atrophy such a move would cause

The israelis developed the galil as a copy of the ak47 due to reliabile attribute of the latter. They use it (galil) for some specialized units but not the regular infantry which are issued m16 at the behest of the US govt. Galil was designed to be compatible to widely used ammo in their arsenal

A credible external defense require far more sophisticated equipment like the ones i mentioned (air defence, diesel submarines and anti ship missiles). Things currently not part of the arsenal of AFP

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As I already mentioned we already make 5.56mm bullets locally. We do not make 7.62mm AK bullets.

The reason the Israelis made the Galil is to take advantage of the huge amounts of AK bullets they captured and continue to capture during their wars against the Arabs. They also captured large numbers of Russian-made tanks and heavy weapons with ammo.

**confused shoes** · September 24th, 2016 06:26 PM

Originally Posted by zoomzoom

Oo nga pala, remember Martin Dino? The VACC chairman who ran for President under PDP-Laban, and then substituted Duterte at the last minute?

Tatay pala siya ni Liza Dino, na asawa ni Aiza Seguerra. Liza & Aiza may posisyon na sa gobyerno.

Well Martin Dino is also now part of the government. He is now the new SBMA Chairman. Happy Family Dynasty in Government

Pero hindi ba siya dapat kasama sa 2 year ban, considering, he "ran"?

Well, onli the best and the brightest for MYPRESident.

Change scamming indeed.

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Natumbok mo, boss. Nakakabadtrip.

**minicarph** · September 24th, 2016 06:53 PM

Sana madami tao lumipat sa Subic para mabawasan traffic dito

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**ClaNker** · September 24th, 2016 07:58 PM

Originally Posted by zoomzoom

Oo nga pala, remember Martin Dino? The VACC chairman who ran for President under PDP-Laban, and then substituted Duterte at the last minute?

Tatay pala siya ni Liza Dino, na asawa ni Aiza Seguerra. Liza & Aiza may posisyon na sa gobyerno.

Well Martin Dino is also now part of the government. He is now the new SBMA Chairman. Happy Family Dynasty in Government

Pero hindi ba siya dapat kasama sa 2 year ban, considering, he "ran"?

Well, onli the best and the brightest for MYPRESident.

Change scamming indeed.

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Kaya pala ang tahimik ng VACC.

**kagalingan** · September 24th, 2016 08:43 PM

Hindi ako agree na itax beverage with natural ingredients. Real sugar is not really bad.

Ang masama artificial sugar and High Fructose Corn Syrup. Ang softdrinks ba natin locally tunay na asukal?

Kasi nababasa ko ang pinakamasarap daw at healthy ng softdrink yung mexican made coke.

**dr. d** · September 24th, 2016 09:15 PM

talk to the diabetics, po. they're 1/8 of the population.
we're taxing to raise funds. if the proposed taxed item is "unhealthy", consider it a bonus.
what's in them soft drinks? it's in the etiketa, po.
i like the taste of local coca cola, as it is. drink it ice cold.

**kagalingan** · September 24th, 2016 09:45 PM

Doc yung bottled softdrinks nasa tansan nakasulat ingredients. Nuknukan ng liit hindi mabasa.

Pero yung nasa plastic kitang kitang HFCS, sucralose, acesulfame potassium. Yan tatlo pwede ko pa tangapin pero pag aspartame ayawan na.

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Kaya dati nabanggit ko sana irestructure/overhaul health system ng pinas. Pati ice cream dinudugas na. Puro fillers like carrageenan, xanthan gum. locust bean gum. guar gum.... Ang matino lang haagen dazs ewan ko kung meron pa sa S & R. Yung carmens best naman ang lakas makasabi all natural pero hindi nakaindicate ingredients.