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    24oras: LGU ng Cotabato, dismayado kay PNoy dahil sa problema sa baha - Video - GMA News Online - The go-to site for Filipinos everywhere - Latest Philippine News

    The people of Cotabato and other areas affected by the flooding needed immediate action to alleviate their suffering and the president can only joke and blame again the previous admin.

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    Sad to say, he is performing below the expected bad way he is supposed to perform IMO. Kumbaga nanalo siya pero expected na hindi ganun kagaling as leadr but that not being corrupt will somehow negate it . Pero parang mali mga bumubulong sa kannya eh. Dapat si Mar Roxas talaga pakinggan niya. Mas matino yun eh.
    Fasten your seatbelt! Or else... Driven To Thrill!

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    sayang. . .hindi nagmana sa ama

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    Quote Originally Posted by vito corleone View Post
    sayang. . .hindi nagmana sa ama
    this is the president we deserve. kahit yung mga nauna pa sa kanya kasi majority ng filipino sila binoto. reality bites.

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    Quote Originally Posted by akoyon View Post


    24oras: LGU ng Cotabato, dismayado kay PNoy dahil sa problema sa baha - Video - GMA News Online - The go-to site for Filipinos everywhere - Latest Philippine News

    The people of Cotabato and other areas affected by the flooding needed immediate action to alleviate their suffering and the president can only joke and blame again the previous admin.
    Cotabato kamo.

    Bagsakan na lang ng bomba yan.

    Sisihin ba naman nila ang National Goverment sa kabayaan nila. Cotabato was doing fine when it was run by non-muslim.

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    Expecting too much from an underachiever? Also those LGU should not always expect Malacanang to come to the rescue everytime a problem arises. They should have foreseen and prepared themselves, they have funds for that...

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    I think he should resign if by the 3rd year he hasn't showed any real improvement with the progress and his worth ethic, and his public trust has already gone to less than 20%. Just thinking! Unless he wants to be like his hard-faced predecessor.

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    Noynoy is a kid in a 50 yr old body

    what did the country expect?

    a strongman?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kotiko View Post
    I think he should resign if by the 3rd year he hasn't showed any real improvement with the progress and his worth ethic, and his public trust has already gone to less than 20%. Just thinking! Unless he wants to be like his hard-faced predecessor.
    which means the veep will take over the presidency... omg

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    Another natural disaster strikes, another LGU caught flat-footed, then they blame the national gov't. Didn't they even realize that the spreading water hyacinth was going to cause clogging that would result in flooding? Ironically, it has to be the president who'll think of the solution? http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/17217/a...inths%E2%80%99

    What were the LGU leaders doing during the summer months? Scratching their balls?

    Watch out as these new low pressure areas and storms bring in more rains. We'll see the residents of flood-prone areas complain about the lack of support from the gov't - despite the repeated reminders to clean up their esteros, not to dump trash in the rivers and drainage systems, to be ready to evacuate, etc. etc.

    And every president who ever held office was blamed for the lack of support.

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    I like how one official said in one interview... "Kung NCR yun, may aksiyon kaagad!"

    Hell.. he wasn't here during Ondoy, was he?

    What about Millenyo? We got flooded out of house and home, and support was a long time coming!

    Buti nga they have backhoes and special platforms to do the duty of dislodging those water hyacinths... but obviously it's difficult to transport heavy equipment to Cotabato at a moment's notice...

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    Quote Originally Posted by kotiko View Post
    I think he should resign if by the 3rd year he hasn't showed any real improvement with the progress and his worth ethic, and his public trust has already gone to less than 20%. Just thinking! Unless he wants to be like his hard-faced predecessor.
    it may come to that point.. but there will still be always a group na maniniwala na mas mabuti yung walang accomplishments kesa corrupt...

    stigma talaga.. di baleng di marunong basta di corrupt... pero ang net effect... di pa rin umuusog..

    sabagay.. di naman talaga ganun kadali stamp out corruption...

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    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1Q676tSCeI&feature=player_embedded"]YouTube - ‪PROUD TO BE PINOY? Dont Be, Here's Why...‬‏[/ame]

    Don't mind the PNoy thing though. Those things happen because of what we have done. Parang eye-opener sha of what's happening to our country as of the moment.

I believe Filipinos deserve better than this