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    Quote Originally Posted by chua_riwap View Post
    what i'm saying is baka meron din silang balak gumawa ng independent investigation, just like what they did w/ the mamasapano incident.

    pero malabong mangyari siguro yan. . . . .
    Ah Loreta Ann Rosales. I do not like her at all. Makurot lang ang rebelde noon eh iyak na agad yang walang kwentang babaeng yan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Hmm...that could have been phrased a little better...

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    Quote Originally Posted by badkuk View Post
    Hmm...that could have been phrased a little better...
    I had to read it twice.

    BTT: An advice is being passed around about a bombing threat targeting malls in Cebu. Better safe than sorry.

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    i know he's got that ASEAN summit to go to, but of all times to address the public, now would be a good time. i'm told there's noticeably less people around malls since the Davao blasts...as to why they're spooked now as opposed to the multiple times we've had a bombing, i don't know, but people need a strong rallying point now.

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    Sabi naman ng kapatid ko, a friend got an office memo advising them to avoid malls for the meantime. Just when malls ares starting to play Christmas tunes...

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    From my producer: 1:33pm today

    "A policeman just stopped our bus to warn us there are 4 suicide bombers they're looking for today and for us to stay clear of malls, churches and the lrt/mrt.

    Ok. Medyo natakot ako."

    This comes after a circular from the Sta Mesa police stating the same that I have yet to verify.

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    Kagabi nag EDSA ako from Sucat going to BGC. May checkpoint dun sa entrypoint ng BGC. Good to see cops around, although hindi pinapahinto pero you'll slow down they'll flash lights on you to check the people inside the vrhicle

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    Quote Originally Posted by badkuk View Post
    i know he's got that ASEAN summit to go to, but of all times to address the public, now would be a good time. i'm told there's noticeably less people around malls since the Davao blasts...as to why they're spooked now as opposed to the multiple times we've had a bombing, i don't know, but people need a strong rallying point now.
    Because this bombing has triggered a national "State of Lawlessness".

    Duterte needs a good PR man at his side at times like these... (well, PNoy's government was screaming for one, but they never got it...)... Duterte could have simply declared a State of Emergency in Davao and announced that he was directing Army forces across the country to assist the police in manning checkpoints. As some of his opponents have said, declaring a State of Lawlessness, even if it isn't Martial Law, is still very alarming.

    Even more alarming when the Presidentiial Communications Group, Panelo and Bato can't agree on whether it was a nationwide or a local State of Lawlessness.

    Even more alarming to people with the rumors spreading of a Plaza Miranda style government conspiracy... or a drug-lord/De Lima/Abu Sayyaf anti-Duterte conspiracy... and other such nonsense.

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    Whatever. Now it's a National State of Emergency due to a State of Lawlessness... which is slightly better but not. If they'd simply said SOE, ok na.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    Quote Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow View Post
    Saw on the news he cursed Obama. Lets see how that goes. Sarap kulitin nila Abella et al hanggang sa mapikon at mag-resign na lang haha.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yatta View Post
    Saw on the news he cursed Obama. Lets see how that goes. Sarap kulitin nila Abella et al hanggang sa mapikon at mag-resign na lang haha.
    Gusto daw uli ni Hasan ma interview si Abella regarding this. Mamaya Karay-a subculture ang sagot nya this time. Hehehehe

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    i wouldn't be surprised if that US$31 million that he "hustled" from Kerry will suddenly encounter a lot of red tape.

    On the other hand, tahimik siya dun sa issue ng additional Chinese ships in WPS.
    Last edited by badkuk; September 5th, 2016 at 10:30 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by niky View Post
    Because this bombing has triggered a national "State of Lawlessness".

    Duterte needs a good PR man at his side at times like these... (well, PNoy's government was screaming for one, but they never got it...)... Duterte could have simply declared a State of Emergency in Davao and announced that he was directing Army forces across the country to assist the police in manning checkpoints. As some of his opponents have said, declaring a State of Lawlessness, even if it isn't Martial Law, is still very alarming.

    Even more alarming when the Presidentiial Communications Group, Panelo and Bato can't agree on whether it was a nationwide or a local State of Lawlessness.

    Even more alarming to people with the rumors spreading of a Plaza Miranda style government conspiracy... or a drug-lord/De Lima/Abu Sayyaf anti-Duterte conspiracy... and other such nonsense.

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    Whatever. Now it's a National State of Emergency due to a State of Lawlessness... which is slightly better but not. If they'd simply said SOE, ok na.
    grabe dami alarm, are people nowadays like these na?

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    ^ Based on his track record so far, OK na rin lang -- just let Clinton/Trump deal with it next year.

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    Obama balks at meeting Duterte: Will it be productive?

    "He's a colorful guy," Obama joked on the eve of the scheduled face-to-face, before pointedly noting: "I always want to make sure if I'm having a meeting that it's actually productive."
    That's the diplomatic way of saying "Sya ay sinto-sinto."

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    Quote Originally Posted by badkuk View Post
    ^ Based on his track record so far, OK na rin lang -- just let Clinton/Trump deal with it next year.
    A Trump win will mean goodbye US support no matter what our beloved leader does as he clearly waives around an "America First" or rather "America Only" policy.

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    ^ yeah, those two just seem more likely to throw gasoline onto a burning house rather than try to put it out.

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