Digong, The President

[Ry_Tower]

what do you mean bad light? i am merely pointing out that it has not achieve whats its other intended purpose. weve been into 2 people powers, maybe a 3rd one soon. cant just overthrow a government and then once thats done we go back to our homes and do same **** like before and expect **** we left will just magically fix itself right? but hey, we like getting shafted eh. so lets just keep repeating the same **** show over and over. gotta love them freedom.

btw, i laugh but supported the previous administration and voted for mar. but whatever fits your narrative eh.

It may not have achieved what it is meant for precisely but again let me ask you, are we better off with martial law? Para kasi sinasabi mo na hindi na dapat nangyari PPR. may pa eh eh eh ka pang nalalaman.

Tsaka bawal disclaimer dito, magagalit shadow mo sa'yo.

[niky]

Tumataginting na mga bilyones. And some of those items are off-limits to FOI as The OP can invoken national security.

Exactly. As for buying off the PNP and AFP... worked for idol Arroyo... works even better for Digong.

The last time I lived there, there was a military arm called the Philippine Constabulary or PC. I remember them as having a really bad reputation under Marcos. You know.... The kind where people in their custody were never seen again or they ended up dead in a canal somewhere. Whatever happened to them?

They became the PNP.

New leaf kuno, but many old faces still remained.

The impunity of their summary executions was passed on to a younger generation. While things have gotten better, there are still occassions where they take shortcuts and simply kill suspects. And one occassion, where I've heard that they've pulled a suspect out of the ER after a gunfight to take him to another hospital... far away... just to make sure that he wouldn't make it.

Singit lang ako, I was born post Edsa revolution and it is really hard to know who to believe. My parents (in heaven) did not mention that their lives where bad. My officemate who is about to turn 60 says that her life is better during those times than today. My uncles too.

The middle class and provincials of the time didn't know much of what was going on.

Marcos controlled the media.

You never heard, at the time, about the killings, disappearances and how the law treated you differently if you had "connections"...

After the revolution, everything came out. There was chaos.

People only remember hearing about the police killings, disappearances and the like during Cory's time... which is why they don't associate them with Marcos.

Another big issue: You can't overhaul an entire rotten system overnight. So the corrupt officials from before stayed.

The abusive policemen from before stayed.

There was still corruption.

There was still summary execution.

And there was chaos in the streets because people had lost a lot of money in the years since 1983 and 1986... police were underfunded, crime went up.

But nobody remembered why that happened. All they remembered was that it was linked to the ouster of Marcos.

They didn't remember WHY we had no money and a morally corrupt police force. Or why the military kept revolting.

The didn't remember why the sugar plantations collapsed (crony politics) or why the industrialists fled our country in droves (crony politics). Hell... I still meet people who think the multinationals set out to screw us in the first place... not realizing that companies like Ford and DMG folded up because of cronies screwing with them.

Myopia.

good luck getting shafted becuase it seem you also have no confidence in the current administration. all of you experience people power as you claimed but it seem you all forgot that its success is on its sheer size, number and unity. so yeah keep fighting your own wars. 6 more years of shafting people. lube that well.

Just because we want things to get better doesn't mean we should turn a blind eye to what is wrong.

How old are you? Did you have to deal with curfews? With killings in the streets? I've seen people shot, stabbed, beaten and tear-gassed. I've had two of the above happen to me, and the other two nearly happen. I've seen police abuse and radical violence. I've been hauled out of my car by police. I've been trotted out of a jeepney like a common criminal, lined up on the side of the road with other passengers.

I remember when rape-slays were a dime a dozen... weekly fodder for sensationalist tabloids. I've seen victims... no... it's not nice.

I laugh at all the millenials who believe that crime is worse than it has ever been. Crime is bad, make no mistake... but as a country, we have come a ****ing long way in the past thirty years. The previous two administrations have put us on the right track, economically, and the benefits of CLEAN infrastructure spending started under PNoy will come to fruitition with the completion of the NAIA Expressway and the Japanese rail project... the rail that everyone after FVR kept ignoring... who got that project again? Then there are the multinationals who've been returning in the past few years, and Chinese and Japanese companies setting up shop and producing new jobs. Is that nothing?

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Life is hard. Provincial development still isn't happening properly... but that's the nature of the beast. If we want our economy to grow, we chase the money... and the money isn't in agriculture. Not right now. I think it's a good thing if Digong will try to develop the provinces, but he should not ignore the steps we have made under Aquino, and he shouldn't focus on sky high promises, but also making the same kind of incremental improvements started in the past decade.

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So... blah blah crime... blah blah... life is frickin' hard. Tell me about it. Life was easy for me back in the day, too. Back when I was young, stupid and didn't understand what was going on in the Philippines and the world.

Would I like to go back again?

Hell no.

Only cowards refuse to face reality.

[Altis6453]

Exactly. As for buying off the PNP and AFP... worked for idol Arroyo... works even better for Digong.



They became the PNP.

New leaf kuno, but many old faces still remained.

The impunity of their summary executions was passed on to a younger generation. While things have gotten better, there are still occassions where they take shortcuts and simply kill suspects. And one occassion, where I've heard that they've pulled a suspect out of the ER after a gunfight to take him to another hospital... far away... just to make sure that he wouldn't make it.



The middle class and provincials of the time didn't know much of what was going on.

Marcos controlled the media.

You never heard, at the time, about the killings, disappearances and how the law treated you differently if you had "connections"...

After the revolution, everything came out. There was chaos.

People only remember hearing about the police killings, disappearances and the like during Cory's time... which is why they don't associate them with Marcos.

Another big issue: You can't overhaul an entire rotten system overnight. So the corrupt officials from before stayed.

The abusive policemen from before stayed.

There was still corruption.

There was still summary execution.

And there was chaos in the streets because people had lost a lot of money in the years since 1983 and 1986... police were underfunded, crime went up.

But nobody remembered why that happened. All they remembered was that it was linked to the ouster of Marcos.

They didn't remember WHY we had no money and a morally corrupt police force. Or why the military kept revolting.

The didn't remember why the sugar plantations collapsed (crony politics) or why the industrialists fled our country in droves (crony politics). Hell... I still meet people who think the multinationals set out to screw us in the first place... not realizing that companies like Ford and DMG folded up because of cronies screwing with them.

Myopia.



Just because we want things to get better doesn't mean we should turn a blind eye to what is wrong.

How old are you? Did you have to deal with curfews? With killings in the streets? I've seen people shot, stabbed, beaten and tear-gassed. I've had two of the above happen to me, and the other two nearly happen. I've seen police abuse and radical violence. I've been hauled out of my car by police. I've been trotted out of a jeepney like a common criminal, lined up on the side of the road with other passengers.

I remember when rape-slays were a dime a dozen... weekly fodder for sensationalist tabloids. I've seen victims... no... it's not nice.

I laugh at all the millenials who believe that crime is worse than it has ever been. Crime is bad, make no mistake... but as a country, we have come a ****ing long way in the past thirty years. The previous two administrations have put us on the right track, economically, and the benefits of CLEAN infrastructure spending started under PNoy will come to fruitition with the completion of the NAIA Expressway and the Japanese rail project... the rail that everyone after FVR kept ignoring... who got that project again? Then there are the multinationals who've been returning in the past few years, and Chinese and Japanese companies setting up shop and producing new jobs. Is that nothing?

-

Life is hard. Provincial development still isn't happening properly... but that's the nature of the beast. If we want our economy to grow, we chase the money... and the money isn't in agriculture. Not right now. I think it's a good thing if Digong will try to develop the provinces, but he should not ignore the steps we have made under Aquino, and he shouldn't focus on sky high promises, but also making the same kind of incremental improvements started in the past decade.

-

So... blah blah crime... blah blah... life is frickin' hard. Tell me about it. Life was easy for me back in the day, too. Back when I was young, stupid and didn't understand what was going on in the Philippines and the world.

Would I like to go back again?

Hell no.

Only cowards refuse to face reality.

Amen, brother.

[safeorigin]

People who sacrifice liberty for security deserve neither.

[ClaNker]

Legit ba to? PGong tabloid propaganda features two full page of "showbiz tsimis"

[commentator101]

May FOI naman bakit hindi subukan kung talagang off limits talaga. Sabagay hater kasi. O baka naman frustrated kasi pinangako nung isa nung nangangampanya sya pero 6 years after, napako lang.

Ito heart breaking story.

Parents of slain soldier ask Duterte: Pursue war on drugs, win the battle
Published August 19, 2016 1:04pm
By FERDINANDH CABRERA
CAMP SIONGCO, Maguindanao —The parents of one of the soldiers killed in the war on illegal drugs have appealed to President Rodrigo Duterte to press on without let up the fight until the battle is won.

“Don’t waste the sacrifice of our son ... Mr. President. Please continue and win this battle. Your success means justice for the death of our beloved (Jay)...," said sobbing Erna Duran, 49, mother of PFC Jay Pee Duran.

PFC Duran was killed in a joint operation against big time drug suspects in Barangay Nabalawag, Midsayap, North Cotabato early last Sunday.

Meanwhile, Jay's father Jovy, said that his son's death "has demonstrated an ardent and courageous fight against criminal drug gangs that destroy the lives of many innocent people.”

Jovy, who is a member of Civilian Auxiliary Force Geographical Unit (CAFGU) in his hometown Upi in Maguindanao, also said that he is "proud of his son."

PFC Duran, 28, has left behind his two-year-old son and his wife Honey Mafhil, who is a graduating college student.

“We, wives of soldiers, have long prepared ourselves for the possibility of death of our husbands," the young widow said with tears in her eyes as she hugged her little son.

Another young widow, Shenna Lim-Miravalles, wife of slain Corporal Josel Miravilles, recounted the last moments when they were together.

“My last talk with him was on Saturday night (Aug. 13), shortly before he left for the anti-drug mission. But what really saddens me is that he will not be around when we celebrate his 30th birthday come August 29,” she said.

Corporal Miravalles is a "decorated, true-blooded warrior" of the 6th Army Division according to Major General Edmundo Pangilinan, the commander of the Kampilan Division.

In 2010 he miraculously survived severe head and body injuries in a landmine blast while his group was on a military operation against communist guerillas in Makilala town in North Cotabato.

Last Thursday, President Duterte visited the wake of the two soldiers, to honor their gallantry and to personally bestow on them a posthumous award and cash assistance. —LBG, GMA News

- See more at: Parents of slain soldier ask Duterte: Pursue war on drugs, win the battle | News | GMA News Online

[ClaNker]

^Sabagay hater daw o. Tor basahin mo nga muna yang FOI na yan! Then intindihin mo ang mga exceptions.

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[claRkEnt]

^Sabagay hater daw o. Tor basahin mo nga muna yang FOI na yan! Then intindihin mo ang mga exceptions.

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di kasama sa bayad ang read and understand. just plain and simple copy/paste ang job description.

[commentator101]

Expected naman ang pagdownplay sa FOI kasi nga naman yung gusto nila 6 years nang pinangako pero napako. Pero pwede naman subukan kung hindi magamit yang FOI. e di kung hindi magamit yun yung time na magdadada hindi yung ngayon pa lang puro nega spin na at downplaying ang ginagawa. Sabagay hater e. Addition pa yung pagspread ng Kasinungalingan na bayaran ako. haha. Sumasaya ba ang mga hater sa pagkalat ng kasinungalingan tungkol sa akin. Sabagay, expected sa mga troll yung pag-atake ng personal at pagsabi ng kasinungalingan sa poster. Disente. hehe.


Docu, tabloid launching mark gov’t’s first 50 days
By JOCELYN MONTEMAYOR
August 19, 2016
THE Duterte government marked its first 50 days in office with a documentary explaining it projects, including its war against illegal drugs.

Communications Secretary Martin Andanar, who led the launching of the video documentary at the Ateneo de Davao University in Davao City, said the administration wanted to stress that changes have been made and these have benefited the public “under the 50-day-old leadership of President Duterte.”

Andanar said one such major accomplishment is the “600,000 drug dependents and drug pushers who presented themselves” to authorities, which he considers a “sign of victory.”

The video, which is almost 40 minutes long, also talked of changes in bilateral and diplomatic ties, economy, agriculture, infrastructure, transportation, traffic, social welfare, women’s rights and reproductive health, housing, environment.

It also highlighted the signing of executive orders on anti-poverty programs and the freedom of information, and the groundwork on constitutional amendments for the shift to a federal system.

Following the release of the documentary, Andanar also launched the “Mula Sa Masa, Para Sa Masa” tabloid, a bi-monthly publication from the Presidential Communications Office.

Andanar said the first edition, August 19-31, 2016, had an initial printing of 5,000 copies, and talked of the war on drugs.

He said the tabloid also contains entertainment and sports sections, and include “blind items” about personalities involved in illegal drugs like a child star and a singer whose careers suffered following their drug addictions.

Assistant Secretary Mon Cualoping said the online version of the tabloid will be launched within the next three weeks.

Andanar said they also expect the “Mula Sa Masa, Para Sa Masa” television program, which was inspired by Duterte’s “Gikan Sa Masa, Para Sa Masa” television program in Davao when he was still mayor, to be launched soon.

He said a television studio in Malacañang, where the program would be shot and broadcast from, is still being completed.

Docu, tabloid launching mark gov’t’s first 5 days | Malaya Business Insight

[ClaNker]

Propaganda at the expense of tax payer. Jezz

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[dreamur]

My suggestion is just to ignore the guy and he/she will get tired of it. Let us continue the intelligent discussions and pay no attention to hacks and suckers.

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[ClaNker]

My suggestion is just to ignore the guy and he/she will get tired of it. Let us continue the intelligent discussions and pay no attention to hacks and suckers.

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May point ka bai, the guy is a paid hack.

[ClaNker]

AFTER PANELO’S DARE
UN expert on drug killings: ‘Invitation to investigate accepted’

The United Nations special rapporteur on extra-judicial killings has accepted a Malacañang's dare for UN experts to come to the Philippines and seek for themselves the situation in the country.

"Invitation to investigate welcomed. Ready to see for myself," said Agnes Callamard in a post on Twitter.

Callamard was reacting to an Agence France Press report that quoted Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Salvador Panelo as saying "When you are in New York or somewhere else, 10,000 kilometers or miles away from the Philippines and then you make such judgments, that's recklessness."

"Those statements are misplaced and baseless, and they better come over and see for themselves the real situation," Panelo said.

UN na yan Panelong timang, hanapan nyo na ng scandal yan.

[namwaran]

^Sabagay hater daw o. Tor basahin mo nga muna yang FOI na yan! Then intindihin mo ang mga exceptions.

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Would you be kind enough to post the exceptions? I can't recall seeing those except for possibility of excepting police and military intelligence gathering. Thanks!

[namwaran]

Totally agree, grabe propaganda mechanism nila. Mind conditioning to the max. Akala siguro nang ibang bayad na poster dito eh mauuto tayo. Nek nek niyo.

Yung kay De Lima, kasuhan niya nang magkaalaman. Harassment lang yang DOJ investigation na yan, style ni FVR at GMA noon. The point is kung totoo man na may kasalanan si De Lima, kasuhan hindi yung bastusin sa media. Tapos siya nga kaso niya nang DDS hindi niya rin naman hinaharap eh.

Did the investigation elevate to a case?

Oops. I am just asking for confirmation before anyone brands me as a paid hack or anything similar to being a 50 cent army.

[Devastator]

AFTER PANELO’S DARE
UN expert on drug killings: ‘Invitation to investigate accepted’







UN na yan Panelong timang, hanapan nyo na ng scandal yan.

Di ba babatukan daw ni Duterte yung observer ng UN kapag pumunta dito? Dapat batukan si Panelo as well.

[commentator101]

Did the investigation elevate to a case?

Oops. I am just asking for confirmation before anyone brands me as a paid hack or anything similar to being a 50 cent army.

Walang kaso. Propaganda machine lang laban ka Presidente yan dati. Pati yung propaganda nila na maraming bahay. Asan ang kaso? Pag sila gumawa hindi daw propaganda hindi personalan hindi paninirang puri. At sana totohanin yung ignore e puro ako na lang kasi halos laman ng usapan nyo. Baka sa panaginip ako pa rin. ewwww. haha.

Ito galing FB na accomplishment. Ang disagree lang ako ay yung Miss Universe. Para sa akin di accomplishment yan. Pero okay na rin 1 out of 50. Di na masama. Pero sa mga haters alam na: Nega spin, idownplay o kaya sabihin bayaran ka.

THE FIRST FIFTY DAYS
(credit to the owner)
Pres Manny Kingswayhomes
August 18 at 2:57pm
For the first time in almost 50 years, no other President has done so much in a span of 50 days since he assumed office...
1. 600k drug surrenderees; 5k+ arrested and 500 killed ;
2. Druglords, Mayors and protectors surfaced and admitted their involvement in illegal drugs after being named in public ;
3. Executive Order on the FOI was signed;
4. National Security Council was convened with 4 past presidents present;
5. Emergency 911 hotline and 8888 for corruption-related reports implemented nationwide:
6. Rehabilitation of the AFP Medical Center and additional hospital benefits for soldiers
7. Permits of some big mining companies ordered suspended and the rest are under review
8. Big businessmen, oligarchs and tax evaders next on name list
9. Order to implement appointment basis in all transactions with government and "no queing" policy
10. Immediate repatriation of 11k OFWs stranded in Saudi now underway
11. Ordered the dismantling of Laguna Lake fish pens and conversion into an eco-tourism zone
12. Malacañang gates opened to the masses and militant groups can talk to the President personally
13. NAIA terminal 3 upgrading underway ; regular taxis now allowed inside
14. New Bilibid prison clean-up; millions of cash and high-tech gadgets confiscated by SAF
15. DA extended Php100M fund each to support Leyte and Apayao farmers
16. p2B worth of hoarded machineries released to farmers
17. Stock market went up significantly after his inauguration and SONA ; investments start pouring in
18. Crime rate now down by 49%
19. Informal talks with China on the WPS issue now ongoing
20. Camp visits to almost all major service commands from Aparri to Jolo
21. Implementing phase of peace agreement with MILF already launched
22. Ramon Ang and Roberto Ongpin has committed billions of pesos for the establishment of drug rehab centers
23. Bus terminals along EDSA ordered removed to ease traffic
24. Validity of driver's license extended to 5 years
25. Mandatory ROTC in college curriculum ordered revived;
26. Quiapo, Pasay and Divisoria cleaned up of sidewalk vendors;
27. Operating hours of LRT lines extended up to 10:15pm
28. PagCor funds relocated for health care services;
29. Barangay Drug Cleaning program implemented nationwide;
30. Issued directive NOT to address the President as His Excellency, his Cabinet Secretaries as Honorable
31. Realignment of 12 agencies under one Cabinet Secretary;
32. Increased the allowances of Olympic athletes;
33. Approved the hosting of the 2017 Miss Universe beauty pageant in Manila;
34. Tons of smuggled sugar confiscated by Bureau of Customs;
35. Businessmen strongly urged to end contractualization;
36. Bureau of Quarantine official sacked;
37. Ordered the burial of the late Pres. Marcos at the LNMB;
38. Rebel couple released from prison to pave the way for the resumption of talks with the CPP-NPA;
39. DILG spearheads the information campaign on Federalism ;
40. Ordered the AFP to pulverize the Abu Sayyaf
41. Directed all gov't employees to refrain from travelling abroad to attend seminars;
42. No VIP treatment in airports, hotels and malls in undergoing security inspections;
43. Travel by plane ONLY on economy class for all gov't employees;
44. Ban of the use of number coding car plates for government officials;
45. Implementation of curfew for minors ;
46. Ban on the use of landmines by rebel groups in offensive military operations
47. Extension of break time by gov't employees maybe considered as a crime of estafa;
48. No more "Tanim Bala", decriminalizing the mere possession of bullets;
49. Passport expiration extended to 10 years
50. Reopening of the Malacañang of the South to lessen official engagements and cause traffic in Manila.

tama yata yung nabasa ko sa isang site. Mas marami pang nagawa sa 50 days kesa sa 6 years. ooops.

[Yatta]

Walang kaso. Propaganda machine lang laban ka Presidente yan dati. Pati yung propaganda nila na maraming bahay. Asan ang kaso? Pag sila gumawa hindi daw propaganda hindi personalan hindi paninirang puri. At sana totohanin yung ignore e puro ako na lang kasi halos laman ng usapan nyo. Baka sa panaginip ako pa rin. ewwww. haha.

Ito galing FB na accomplishment. Ang disagree lang ako ay yung Miss Universe. Para sa akin di accomplishment yan. Pero okay na rin 1 out of 50. Di na masama. Pero sa mga haters alam na: Nega spin, idownplay o kaya sabihin bayaran ka.

THE FIRST FIFTY DAYS
(credit to the owner)
Pres Manny Kingswayhomes
August 18 at 2:57pm
For the first time in almost 50 years, no other President has done so much in a span of 50 days since he assumed office...
1. 600k drug surrenderees; 5k+ arrested and 500 killed ;
2. Druglords, Mayors and protectors surfaced and admitted their involvement in illegal drugs after being named in public ;
3. Executive Order on the FOI was signed;
4. National Security Council was convened with 4 past presidents present;
5. Emergency 911 hotline and 8888 for corruption-related reports implemented nationwide:
6. Rehabilitation of the AFP Medical Center and additional hospital benefits for soldiers
7. Permits of some big mining companies ordered suspended and the rest are under review
8. Big businessmen, oligarchs and tax evaders next on name list
9. Order to implement appointment basis in all transactions with government and "no queing" policy
10. Immediate repatriation of 11k OFWs stranded in Saudi now underway
11. Ordered the dismantling of Laguna Lake fish pens and conversion into an eco-tourism zone
12. Malacañang gates opened to the masses and militant groups can talk to the President personally
13. NAIA terminal 3 upgrading underway ; regular taxis now allowed inside
14. New Bilibid prison clean-up; millions of cash and high-tech gadgets confiscated by SAF
15. DA extended Php100M fund each to support Leyte and Apayao farmers
16. p2B worth of hoarded machineries released to farmers
17. Stock market went up significantly after his inauguration and SONA ; investments start pouring in
18. Crime rate now down by 49%
19. Informal talks with China on the WPS issue now ongoing
20. Camp visits to almost all major service commands from Aparri to Jolo
21. Implementing phase of peace agreement with MILF already launched
22. Ramon Ang and Roberto Ongpin has committed billions of pesos for the establishment of drug rehab centers
23. Bus terminals along EDSA ordered removed to ease traffic
24. Validity of driver's license extended to 5 years
25. Mandatory ROTC in college curriculum ordered revived;
26. Quiapo, Pasay and Divisoria cleaned up of sidewalk vendors;
27. Operating hours of LRT lines extended up to 10:15pm
28. PagCor funds relocated for health care services;
29. Barangay Drug Cleaning program implemented nationwide;
30. Issued directive NOT to address the President as His Excellency, his Cabinet Secretaries as Honorable
31. Realignment of 12 agencies under one Cabinet Secretary;
32. Increased the allowances of Olympic athletes;
33. Approved the hosting of the 2017 Miss Universe beauty pageant in Manila;
34. Tons of smuggled sugar confiscated by Bureau of Customs;
35. Businessmen strongly urged to end contractualization;
36. Bureau of Quarantine official sacked;
37. Ordered the burial of the late Pres. Marcos at the LNMB;
38. Rebel couple released from prison to pave the way for the resumption of talks with the CPP-NPA;
39. DILG spearheads the information campaign on Federalism ;
40. Ordered the AFP to pulverize the Abu Sayyaf
41. Directed all gov't employees to refrain from travelling abroad to attend seminars;
42. No VIP treatment in airports, hotels and malls in undergoing security inspections;
43. Travel by plane ONLY on economy class for all gov't employees;
44. Ban of the use of number coding car plates for government officials;
45. Implementation of curfew for minors ;
46. Ban on the use of landmines by rebel groups in offensive military operations
47. Extension of break time by gov't employees maybe considered as a crime of estafa;
48. No more "Tanim Bala", decriminalizing the mere possession of bullets;
49. Passport expiration extended to 10 years
50. Reopening of the Malacañang of the South to lessen official engagements and cause traffic in Manila.

tama yata yung nabasa ko sa isang site. Mas marami pang nagawa sa 50 days kesa sa 6 years. ooops.

Mandatory ROTC- di ako agree dito. Source of corruption yan. Mas mabuti gawin na lang National Service style gaya ng Singapore na pwede military or civil defense

Pagbukas ng Malcanan- matagal nang naglagay ng peoples desk/wing diyan (panahon pa ni Cory) na pwede ka maghain ng hinaing at reklamo at bibigyan ka ng sulat na pwede mo ipakita sa concerned agency na kailangan nilang sagutin.

Pagpalibing kay Makoy sa LnB- paano naging accomplishment ito para sa Pilipino? Sabagay Pinoy pa rin si BBM. Looking forward to it though. Easier to defile his remains.

[Yatta]

Btw, mabuti di na nilagay yung pagbigay ng mga barko ng Japan at bagong bagon sa MRT.

[Ry_Tower]

Did the investigation elevate to a case?

Oops. I am just asking for confirmation before anyone brands me as a paid hack or anything similar to being a 50 cent army.

What I mean is urong-sulong din statements niya. SImetimes sasabihin niya totoo na pumatay siya, sometimes i-dedeny tapos magagalit kapag iniimbestigahan. What gives? Ikaw hindi ka ba nagtataka sa sa stye niyang bulok?