Hanjin Pulls Out From Misamis

**CVT** · May 1st, 2008 09:58 PM

I agree with you bro. uls.

The government is not helping us, ordinary citizens by creating more jobs. They're just there to juice us. How can they expect to do it forever, if work is going elsewhere?

And, our media is riding on so much controversies,- they should be active components of nation building. Too much freedom is not good because, they keep on forgeting that freedom entails responsibility.

Paint a good image of the country, for our posterity's sake!!!

5909:burn:

**BoyBakaL** · May 2nd, 2008 05:02 AM

Originally Posted by uls

Eto naman mga environmentalist galit sa kahit ano klaseng development.

Eto naman media --- lalo na ang ABSCBN --- na ang airtime ng news nila ay 90% salita ng mga aktibista.

Sobra negative ang image ng Hanjin sa bias reporting ng ABSCBN.

OO meron nga namatay na empleyado ng Hanjin... TAPOS? Binayaran naman ng Hanjin ang mga pamilya. Ano ba gusto ng ABS? Magsara ang Hanjin dahil sa pagkamatay ng 3 empleyado?

OO yan ang gusto ng ABS.

E baket hindi nagsara ang ABS nung namatay ang mga tao sa stampede ng Wowowee?

Yung mga politiko naman puro papogi...

Protector daw sila ng karapatan ng mga mahirap...

Protector daw ng interest ng bansa...

ang dayuhan daw ay mapang api... ang Hanjin ay mapang api... ipasara daw ang Hanjin...

And we wonder why our economy cannot create enough jobs...

HAHAHA

I just agree on all you said ABSCBN is really biased on news wala silang news about anything good happening here in the philippines... puro activista at bad image kasi SOBRA SOBRA galit ng channel 2 nila kay GMA its look very obvious.. pati pinas nasisira sa kanila..

I feel hanjin did all the legal rights to build.. kawawa lang napag initan ng senado kasi papogi points eto free exposure ikanga

**jpdm** · May 2nd, 2008 06:57 AM

Originally Posted by uls

haha do i sound bitter?

i'm just cynical.

Im just telling it like it is... i think i have seen enough to know how things work here.

Biro lang

Ok naman maging cynical. So that people will be inform about this wrong things in our midst. Maramin Pinoy ang bulag at bingi sa katotohanan.

At least somebody maybe somebody from the government or from the private sector will be challenged to do something about this rotten system in our country.

Pakiwari ko nga isa ka sa maraming mga maliliit na mamumuhunan na gi*$%#! at tinalikuran ng jackass at gugong na gobyerno na ito.

From the article about GMA's attempt to appease the Hanjin people, that's a bit o good news from a jackass government. Alam nila ang consequence ng stupidity, korupsyon, katiwalian at katakawan ng mga tao sa gobyerno mula sa pinakamababa hangang sa pinakamataas. At malinaw kung gaano kagarapal at wala ng hiya ang mga taong gumagawa nito.

Ang tagal ng 2010. Wag na kasing iboto yung mga pamilyar na pangalan na nakatatak na ang corruption sa mukha nila.

**CVT** · May 2nd, 2008 08:21 AM

Originally Posted by jpdm

Biro lang

Ok naman maging cynical. So that people will be inform about this wrong things in our midst. Maramin Pinoy ang bulag at bingi sa katotohanan.

At least somebody maybe somebody from the government or from the private sector will be challenged to do something about this rotten system in our country.

Pakiwari ko nga isa ka sa maraming mga maliliit na mamumuhunan na gi*$%#! at tinalikuran ng jackass at gugong na gobyerno na ito.

From the article about GMA's attempt to appease the Hanjin people, that's a bit o good news from a jackass government. Alam nila ang consequence ng stupidity, korupsyon, katiwalian at katakawan ng mga tao sa gobyerno mula sa pinakamababa hangang sa pinakamataas. At malinaw kung gaano kagarapal at wala ng hiya ang mga taong gumagawa nito.

Ang tagal ng 2010. Wag na kasing iboto yung mga pamilyar na pangalan na nakatatak na ang corruption sa mukha nila.

Dapat lang na isama ito sa revamp.... (ay,- Trip to Jerusalem, pala....

)

5909:burn:

**uls** · May 5th, 2008 02:55 PM

o ayan...

today's news: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquire...s-Senate-urged

Mayor wants to extort P400M pala from Hanjin, kaya gusto mag pullout ang Hanjin.

haaaayy

yan ang business dito.

**rion** · May 5th, 2008 05:10 PM

The Irony is, the Mayor claims he was the victim, he was bribed daw.

a counterclaim by one of the mayors that the company had offered him a P400-million bribe to clear the way for the project in Misamis Oriental province.

now who do you believe?

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquire...s-Senate-urged

**uls** · May 5th, 2008 05:28 PM

hahahahaha

Kung ikaw ay isang investor, tapos hindi ka naman hinihingian ng lagay, o kaya hindi naman iniipit ang permit mo...

Maglalabas ka ba ng P400 million para sa permit na yan?!

Magkano lang ba ang pag process ng permit na yan kung above-board, transparent and legal?

a few thousand pesos siguro...

So why the hell will an investor in his right mind give away P400M of his capital just for a freakin permit if he wasnt being extorted, threatened or harassed?!

**jpdm** · May 6th, 2008 08:27 AM

Originally Posted by ringostarr

masyadong lang kuripot yan Koreano sa tingin ko, ang ini-vestan lang niya eh yun training ng 40,000 welders kasi yun may direct benefit sya pero sana man lang mag-invest naman sya bayan na yun kasi babalik din naman sa kanya yun. P400M barya lang yun sa kanila, to make the host town presentable. eh job ni Mayor ito eh. wag puro kabig dapat yun Koreano.

$2 bilion dollar is alot of money. Kahit naiinis ako sa mga inugali at nakakabwisit ng maraming Koreano dito sa Pinas dapat protektahan ng pamahalaan yang investment na yan.

Sa pa-pogi points na lang mayroon na tayo because the 4th largest shipbuilding company in the world is here in the Philippines.

Jus imagine a Korean industrial behemoth will put up a total of $3.7 billion dollar investments in one country. Just imagine also the direct and indirect effects nyan sa economiya.

**uls** · May 6th, 2008 09:15 AM

Originally Posted by ringostarr

*uls, P400M is barya lang sa $2B investment ng mga koreanong ito.

and I dont think the P400M will be pocketed by the local govt. although some of it might be pa din.

it's like this kasi, when an SM Mall is to be built ang alam ko sinasagot ni SM yun ibang infrastructures sa bayan na tatayuan nya as aid for the local govt.

like for example, in SM tatay pinaganda ng husto yun national highway from Junction to Taytay and malaki contribute ni SM dito. the same is true with Marikina, yun mga bago flyovers dun sa harap ng SM Marikina sigurado sagot ni SM yun. si Lopez ang sumagot sa Rocwell floyver sa edsa, yun Fort Group ang sumagot sa Edsa-Buendia-Fort Flyover

masyadong lang kuripot yan Koreano sa tingin ko, ang ini-vestan lang niya eh yun training ng 40,000 welders kasi yun may direct benefit sya pero sana man lang mag-invest naman sya bayan na yun kasi babalik din naman sa kanya yun. P400M barya lang yun sa kanila, to make the host town presentable. eh job ni Mayor ito eh. wag puro kabig dapat yun Koreano.

Alam ko yung sinasabi mo na gumagawa ng way ang mall developer para mas accessible sa customers ang kanyang mall by building overpasses and making sure the roads leading to the mall are wide and well paved.

Pati nga MRT station pwede sinadya yan para pag baba ng MRT passengers derecho sa loob ng mall...

alam ko yung style na yan dude...

Sanay na sa ganun style ang mga local investors and local government.

Pero... Hanjin is foreign.

Di nila alam yung style na yan.

And immediate concern nila is yung shipyard nila.

Wala sila paki dun sa labas ng shipyard nila.

Di na nila problema yan... problem na yan ng gobyerno.

That's how foreign investors think.

Coz they also invest in other countries.

And governments in other countries do not ask an investor to build infrastructure for them.

Iba lang talaga dito sa Pinas.

**JJCarEnthusiast** · May 14th, 2008 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by rion

The Irony is, the Mayor claims he was the victim, he was bribed daw.

a counterclaim by one of the mayors that the company had offered him a P400-million bribe to clear the way for the project in Misamis Oriental province.

now who do you believe?

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquire...s-Senate-urged

this is not true.. mga korakot lang talaga ang gobyerno kaya ganyan ang lumaalabas na storya.. alam ko yan pero di lang pde sabihin.. hehe

imo, korean investors/employers are "barat" when it comes to wages of their employees. they have stupid programs/contracts with their employees. like the contract is XX years and ther wage is constantly the minumum wage of the 1st year of contract throughout the contract years. do you think employees can live with the minimum wages of yesterday for today's prices? i dont think so

they have to change that attitude .. the government is pressuring them to build training centers with their expense and that training center costs too much for them. that's why they like to have a pull out beacause of those reasons. now thats the problem.. but government are also kurakot and i think this is one of the reasons why hanjin wants a pull-out.. we dont know, maybe the government is making hanjin pay overpriced equipment or the like.

bottomline is, kurakot talaga ang gobyerno like others are saying here :boo: :busted: