Digong, The President

[CVT]

No, I mean 10k/month madagdag take-home more or less.

So just by eyeballinf, yun mga junior managers around 10k/month madagdag?

Not sure how you got your calculation bro but I believe it will benefit those earning P160K/month and below. Higher than that, you are screwed. Time for the executives to hide those bonuses and stock earnings!

Tama ka bro.shadow....

I did a quick first pass of the proposed tax scheme, the sweet spot would be those whose "taxable income"(i.e.,- after the allowed deductions) - which may still need TBD in the proposed scheme, approx between P1.9M to P5.1M, where the additional take home pay per month is about P9,300.

Inflection point for those earning over P5M would be at P8.8M, where both scheme net a tax of approx P2.8M..... after that the proposed scheme would mean more tax for these people....

Interestingly,- if you have a taxable income P12M (taxable income of P1M a month),- you only donate P7,900 per month to the public coffers,- not bad for this income bracket.... yes, the increase of 3% (35% vs. 32%),- means only a small P30K per P1M taxable income....

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"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

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[dreamur]

2 months pa lang nagbayad na ng ransom. Ewan ko bakit hindi to nagawa ng previous admin marami naman pera sa kaban. Galing talaga ni duts.

Duterte spills secret: P5M paid to Abu Sayyaf | Inquirer News

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[jack_husain]

Nagbayad ng ransom 5M lang di kagaya ng nakaraang administration 500M

Duterte spills secret: P5M paid to Abu Sayyaf | Inquirer News

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Tama ba Tor?

[ClaNker]

Make that P50M folks.

Mr. Duterte was asked if he was aware of the beheading of a kidnap victim in Sulu province on Tuesday.
“If that’s the one, then I will accuse the Abu Sayyaf of acting in bad faith. They have been paid P50,000 already,” he said.
He corrected himself and said the ransom paid was P50 million.


Read more: Duterte spills secret: P5M paid to Abu Sayyaf | Inquirer News
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[niky]

2 months pa lang nagbayad na ng ransom. Ewan ko bakit hindi to nagawa ng previous admin marami naman pera sa kaban. Galing talaga ni duts.

Duterte spills secret: P5�M paid to Abu Sayyaf | Inquirer News

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Hahaha... napatawa ako diyan.

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We don't negotiate with criminals. We kill drug pushers.

But hey, if you're a criminal kidnapping gang, we'll give you fifty million first before trying to kill you.

[cast_no_shadow]

Dela Rosa's threat to burn drug lords' homes just 'drama'

To sum it up

From my FB friend

Palabirong mayor

Madramang PNP chief

Tagapalusot na presidential spokesmen


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[minicarph]

Dela Rosa's threat to burn drug lords' homes just 'drama'

To sum it up

From my FB friend

Palabirong mayor

Madramang PNP chief

Tagapalusot na presidential spokesmen


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That's why this is a great admin. Unlike before, komti accomplishment parang utang na loob na, ayaw pa pakalimutan sa'yo


This one, they do dp their jobs, they admit their mistakes or retract, then they continue to do their jobs.

And the most admirable, they put their lives on the line.

In the yellow regime, kuntodo diplomatic speech, kuntodo pa- simple blind item lang , tapos hindi naman humaharap.


Imagine that fallen 44, kulang na lang sisihin yun mga saf eh sa pagtakbo sa issue.


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If you are wrong, turn right.
If you are right, turn left.

[cast_no_shadow]

Aba eh magaling naman talaga!

O BTW welcome back again OB [emoji1303]


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[minicarph]

Not many of you may realize, it takes great courage to publicly humiliate people, lalo na kung may resources to strike back

But My Pres Du30 and Bato still continue and continue to give hope to the weak and the victims of these people

Have you ever seen Pnoy, or Mar, or yun Gascon or kung sino pa doing that. Noon,

If we have still have a yellow admin until now, wala lang may speech last night or yesterday, hindi mo maintindihan kasi sobrang english na hindi maka-relate. I always hated hearing speeches na full high-falutin' words pero di mo man lang ma-apply sa buhay as of the moment or the near future,


That's how many people remember the previous admin, it's just one big with background noise. Na ang naging hightlight is si Corona, SAF44, Napoles and GMA. Na ngaun wala pa din closure,

Then ang pinakamasaket, pina-afford tayo lahat ng 21st century cars technology like the ones we have now, na 5k per hour gamitin sa di pag-plano ng future

That summarizes the previous admin, we have cars now that we cant even use , we cant even move freely

So what's progress again or the gains of the previous admin, kung mas gusto mo pa mag-stay na lang sa bahay to avoid the chaos out there.

I remember this story about a rich family and a farmer family. Nun nagkaron ng long drought, the farmer fsmily surivived but the rich fsmily ni hindi nila malagay yun papel na limpak na pera nila sa sosyal na pinggan at kainin


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If you are wrong, turn right.
If you are right, turn left.

[anonemus]

[Juan Martinez]

Not many of you may realize, it takes great courage to publicly humiliate people

not really, min. if you're the most powerful man in the land but the best you can do is to humiliate, then you're not really courageous, but one damn coward.

[anonemus]

not really, min. if you're the most powerful man in the land but the best you can do is to humiliate, then you're not really courageous, but one damn coward.

especially since you have control over the military and police and is immune to suit

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[dreamur]

*Anon: pwede bang gawan mo ng matrix na si keanu reeves ang gumanap sa papel ni duts?

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[anonemus]

*Anon: pwede bang gawan mo ng matrix na si keanu reeves ang gumanap sa papel ni duts?

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Im just downloading these memes, bro :D

[safeorigin]

*Anon: pwede bang gawan mo ng matrix na si keanu reeves ang gumanap sa papel ni duts?

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[minicarph]

can you also make a meme of De Lima as Trinity riding a bike with the new BF the mmda, i like to share it to my Facebook page hehe

[jack_husain]

I met some fanatics in the other forum I joined

[commentator101]

Sa rules po merong

7) You will not to impersonate any person or entity or manipulate identifiers in order to disguise the origin of any posting, nor collect or store personal data about other users.

sa moderator po pa check naman kung sino yung commentator_101 (obviously hindi ako)

https://www.tsikot.com/forums/politi...ml#post2758918

naka quote po kasi yung post ni commentator_101 ng isang troll dito. Pero hindi si commentator_101 ang nagpost nung original message. Parang deliberate na binago yung name ng original poster into commentator_101.

yung sa edited quote nakasulat "Originally Posted by commentator_101" E hindi naman originally posted yan ni commentator_101. Bakit kailangan palitan ang name ng original poster?

Alam ko na sa pagpost ko dito ng GOOD news ang mga trolls at haters, nagagalit. At alam kong pinepersonal nyo ako. Pero new low itong ginagawa nyo, labag na sa rules. Ganun na po ba kadesperado? Sana may move ang mga moderators dito dahil malinaw na labag sa rules ng tsikot.

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25 indicted for ‘Boracay drugs’
posted August 27, 2016 at 12:01 am by
PNA and Macon Ramos-Araneta

KALIBO, Aklan―Eighteen Taiwanese and seven Chinese nationals recently arrested in Boracay have been indicted on drug charges even as a senator expressed hope that increasing cooperation between Manila and Beijing will stem the activities of Chinese drug syndicates in the country.

The recommendation to file the charges was penned by state prosecutors Dearly Yerro and Cayo Venturanza and approved by Provincial Prosecutor Maya Bien Tolentino.

25 indicted for ‘Boracay drugs’ - The Standard

Operatives of the Aklan Provincial Police Office filed illegal drugs charges against the suspects Tuesday night with copies of the resolutions being made available to journalists here Thursday.

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[dreamur]

Basa basa po. Hindi po nag spoof kasi ako ung original poster. Pinalitan lang po sa pangalan nyo kasi ikaw po un tinanong kung tama ba ung post ko about the P50M payoff to ASG. Hindi po pinepersonal kayo at sana po sagutin nyo ung tanong ni jack. I dont hate you po. Naawa po ako sa inyo.

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[Flipo]

especially since you have control over the military and police and is immune to suit

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De Lima’s record speaks for itself | Inquirer Opinion

De Lima’s record speaks for itself
By: Solita Collas-Monsod
Philippine Daily Inquirer 12:36 AM August 27th, 2016

THIS PERSECUTION of Leila de Lima is getting out of hand. That it is led by President Duterte makes it even worse. The President, who, in his State of the Nation Address just last month, described himself as “not vindictive,” has proved otherwise. Look at what he has done, and what he has told De Lima: “Tapos ka na” (You are finished) insofar as her public career is concerned.

Arguably as a result of his tirades, there are now videos on YouTube purporting to show *** scenes of her and a partner (one depicting her in coitus with her alleged lover, but a close-up of the face of the woman shows that it is definitely not hers but one made to look like her—and failing miserably). It is truly Bash De Lima time, with his blessing.

What is more, Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre has joined the boss in the attack. I remember him as the man who dissed Sen. Miriam Santiago in the Senate during the Corona impeachment trial by putting his hands over his ears as she was speaking. Of course he was sent out of the Senate; he was there as a lawyer, after all. The mention of this incident is relevant: It tends to show character.

What I find totally unacceptable is that Aguirre is quoted as saying something to the effect that it is premature for De Lima to mount a defense now because her former driver is not the only link to her alleged drug activities, there are other unnamed ones. What does that mean? That he and others can talk and drag her name through the mud until they find some solid evidence—and only then is she to answer? These are lawyers?

He is also quoted as saying that he already has some five or six sworn statements that will be brought to the planned inquiry of the House of Representatives showing De Lima’s links to drugs. Sworn statements by whom? By lieutenants of drug lords and the like, who are obviously in prison (they’re not about to come out to the Department of Justice from anywhere else)? And who are obviously going to say anything that the administration would want them to say in order to get some concessions? These are lawyers?

But if what they have against De Lima (other than her love life, which is none of their business; besides, look who is calling the kettle black) is anything like what they have brought against former justice undersecretary Francisco Baraan III, that means they have absolutely nothing. All was done to destroy her name, her reputation, her character. Why? Because, I think, she had the absolute gall sometime ago to investigate the Davao Death Squad under Mr. Duterte, and she has the absolute gall now to investigate the summary executions that are going on to the tune of about 1,000 people in less than two months, plus killings done during police operations (to the tune of more than 700).

What is absolute gall to them is courage to me.

After all, De Lima knew, when she called for the investigation of the extrajudicial killings that have been going on since Mr. Duterte declared his war on drugs, that she was stepping once again on the very tender toes of a very powerful man. She did it anyway. But she was prepared to do battle on issues, not to face the wrath of the powerful man who has thrown everything at her, mostly attacks on her person (ad hominem). In his defense, he was just following the Lawyer’s Rule: “When the law is against you, argue the facts. When the facts are against you, argue the law. When both are against you, call the other lawyer names….”

Sen. Risa Hontiveros, in her opening statement at the Senate inquiry, hit the nail on the head as to what the hearings were all about. She said she would defend and help the police with everything that she had, but she would
also defend the human rights of every Filipino, especially their right to life, with everything she had. She said it more elegantly, of course.

And that is exactly what De Lima is doing, despite the efforts of her critics to make her seem antipolice and prodrugs.

But with all the muck thrown her way, let me remind the Reader what De Lima is all about, and why she won a Senate seat. (I still have to go to the Commission on Elections and look at her campaign finances—which Du30 thinks are riddled with drug money. It should be a relatively simple thing to validate.)

Remember, Reader, that De Lima was appointed justice secretary not because she was a classmate, or a friend, or a shooting buddy of President Benigno Aquino III, but because her performance as chair of the Commission on Human Rights impressed him (just as, for similar reasons, he appointed Conchita Carpio Morales as Ombudsman).

Remember her trial by fire after the August 2010 hostage crisis as chair of the investigating committee. She didn’t care who was hurt, she called the shots as she saw fit.

Remember the Ortega assassination in Palawan. Gov. Joel Reyes and his brother, Mayor Mario Reyes, used to be her clients, but she did not let that affect her decision to indict them.

Finally, look at her record: bar topnotcher, law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Isagani Cruz, private practice with Francis Jardeleza and later with Raul Roco as an election lawyer (she was also the lawyer of Koko Pimentel in his fight against Migz Zubiri, which he eventually won—a four-year battle out of which she probably didn’t make any money). And finally, chair of the Commission on Human Rights, and justice secretary. One of the Three Furies. Fearless. Not a whiff of scandal in her professional life, not a single accusation of corruption.

Until now. Her record speaks for itself. And it will survive all vindictive efforts to poison it.