Patayin nila aircon sa icu, hindi daw siya sanay sa lamig. Baka magkasakit. Haha
Guilty!
Not Guilty
i couldn't care less
Patayin nila aircon sa icu, hindi daw siya sanay sa lamig. Baka magkasakit. Haha
IMHO, It would be much better for CJ Corona to undergo direct and cross examination in the impeachment court rather than just making an opening statement. He would have a high chance to get the nod of the judges and get acquited if indeed his conscience is clear. Doing such opening statement and quickly leaving the senate impeachment court does more harm to him than good. The last resort of the defense team right now is to have this declare a mistrial.
Actually... it's very possible for the Chief Justice to have suffered from hypoglycemia and heart problems secondary to the stress and tension from when he was blocked while leaving the session hall... If you have diabetes... it's not hard to induce dangerously low blood sugar by stressing yourself out.
But the leaving part was definitely scripted. I've experienced hypoglycemia myself... and the first thing you do is NOT to stand up quickly and rush to the car, but sit yourself down and request food and a blood sugar check.
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At first I was dubious of the idea that he would invest in dollar accounts... but then... it makes sense... after the dollar devaluation, you just had to know it would go up again... so buy dollars cheap and wait for the value to grow... but it would have also made more sense to hedge some of that money in yen, wouldn't it?
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
His interpretation that his dollar accounts are not subjected to SALN is enough for conviction already. He already dug his own grave. Get it on!
as it is na hanggang opening statement lang pala sya and don't want to be crossed... baka mas maganda pa nagpa-presscon na lang siya. yun lang, sa presscon dami rin makulit na reporter and wala rin syang lusot sa mga tanong nila, except ismyuski may i go out rin sya after reading his statement.
I hope Enrile doesn't change his stand that if Corona wouldn't show up, gagawa na sila ng decision.
^ ako hula ko dyan, baka pagbigyan si cj.
baka hintaying gumaling.......
t*ng'n*ng yan!![]()
ipaglalaban nila cuevas yan na nasa ospital si CJ kaya hindi makakapunta at malamang talaga pag bigyan yan ni JPE
hahaba lang ang palabas kung ganun
bakit sa medical city pa dinala, ang layo sa senate nun ah.
pinakamalapit dyan, san juan de dios hospital, or medical city manila, or pwede pa siguro makati med. center
baka mas "friendly" ang mga doktor sa med. city.![]()
Tingin ko ganun nga style ni Corona.
Hospital sya, enrile goes on with the trial... makes a decision... corona impeached.
Corona will tell the public na hindi siya nabigyan ng fair trial... he couldnt defend himself... minamadali masyado etc. etc. with matching iyak pa
Sino pogi ngayon sa harap ng mga masses? hehehe
I say corona played it well..
Conspiracy theory time!
Pwede din, he'll resigned from his post na lang since he got the ire of the senator judges from the walk-out yesterday he might say na impartial na yun judgement against him kung itutuloy niya pa yung laban niya.
Bilib pa din ako kay angelo reyes hinusgahan na ang sarili![]()
ok...busisiin natin yung mga sinabi ni thief justice...
6 inconsistencies in Corona's testimony
6 inconsistencies in Corona's testimony
by Carmela Fonbuena
Posted on 05/23/2012 10:43 AM | Updated 05/23/2012 1:11 PM
MANILA, Philippines - Chief Justice Renato Corona’s walkout Tuesday, May 22, eclipsed his testimony. In his opening statement that lasted 3 hours, the impeached Chief Justice accused the government of a conspiracy against him and described a report on his dollar accounts a "malicious lie."
But Corona's statement was riddled with inconsistencies, particularly when he talked about the Basa-Guidote Enterprices Inc, the disputed family corporation of his wife Cristina.
We noted at least 6 inconsistencies in the Chief Justice's statement before the court.
1. They lived a simple life?
Corona said his family lives a simple life. They rarely use the air-conditioner and they don’t have any househelp.
“Simpleng buhay at tahahan lamang. Hindi man kami gumagamit ng aircon sapagkat napakadali naming magkasakit sa lamig. Simpleng pagkain lamang ang kinakain namin sa bahay. Sa maniwala man kayo o hindi, kami po ay walang katulong sa bahay,” Corona said.
But Corona’s reimbursements in the Supreme Court show a different story. He dined in fancy restaurants and wore expensive Barong Tagalog, among others.
Among the documents that the prosecution panel has are the following:
Corona's reimbursement of P15,362.37 for a meal at Century Tsukiji restaurant on June 20, 2010. The receipt was under the name “Renato/Cristina Corona.”
Corona's reimbursement of P20,400 and P25,000 for Barong Tagalog purchased at Rustan’s store Design Exchange Corp.
A reimbursement of P100,000 for the “purchase Christmas gifts of the Chief Justice”
Receipts of his reimbursements were part of the evidence that various commercial institutions submitted to the Senate impeachment court based on a request from the prosecution.
Article 3 of the impeachment complaint accuses Corona of “failing to meet and observe the stringent standards… that provides that “a member of the judiciary must be a person of proven competence, integrity, probity, and independence.”
“Respondent reportedly dipped his hands into public funds to finance personal expenses. Numerous personal expenses that have nothing to do with the discharge of his official functions, such as lavish lunches and dinners, personal travels and vacations, and fetes and parties, have reportedly been charged by the Respondent to judicial funds. In essence, Respondent has been reportedly using the judicial fund as his own personal expense account, charging to the Judiciary personal expenditures,” reads the complaint.
The prosecution did not present them as evidence anymore after presiding officer Juan Ponce Enrile barred them from discussing peripheral allegations.
Corona also owns two condominiums in upscale The Fort in Taguig City. He purchased his unit in Bonifacio Ridge in 2005 for P9.1-M.
He purchased his unit in Bellagio in 2009 for a “reduced” price of P14.5-M. Condominium builder Megaworld gave the Chief Justice a discount of P10-M supposedly considering the damage in the unit that was caused by a typhoon.
LINK for MORE: "6 inconsistencies in Corona's testimony"
source: "6 inconsistencies in Corona's testimony"
Sabi ni Jinggoy Estrada, maaring intayin nila si Corona until Friday.
Asswhack talaga.