Nasaan na ang mga anti-US?

[111prez]

Nandito na ang mga Amerikano, Carrier Battle Group pa.

Nasaan na ang mga anti-US? Nasaan na ang mga rally ninyo?

Statement naman dyan

[Gumusut_Amige]

Unahin na natin sa listahan yung mga anti-bases na senatongs! Nakakabingi ang kanilang katahimikan.

[kinyo]

tameme sila ... yung kasing sinasamba nilang kumonista na napakayaman, napakakuripot pala at napipilitan lang tumulong

sana malinawan na sila kung sino talaga ang mga tunay na kaibigan ng pinas ... marami din naman

[testament11]

Sabi siguro nila, nasa crisis tayo eh. Kelangan ng tulong ng lahat ng pwedeng tumulong. BS!

So ano naman masasabi nila ngayon, may masama bang nangyari at andito ngayon ang mga taga-US tumutulong sa atin without hesitation?

[yebo]

Lie low mga yan kasi iwas sa back lash kung mag rally sila.

[rac98]

Kakainis kasi minsan sa mga yan, kontra ng kontra, basta lang may makontra.

[jick.cejoco]

doble kara naman ang mga iyan. mag ra-rally kuno, pero banggitin mo sa kanila ang posibilidad na magkaroon ng "green card", baba ang mga placard. nasaan ang mgaibang dayuhan na sinasamba ng mga anti US, nasaan ang mga tulong nila? nasaan ang mga koreano na pinagbigyan ng business license at magnegosyo sa pilipinas? gone are the days when the school children sang the star spangled banner after the bayang magiliw in the morning? those were the days when the philippine peso was equivalent to one u.s. dollar

[falken]

nasaan ang mga koreano na pinagbigyan ng business license at magnegosyo sa pilipinas?

May nakasabay akong mga Koreano nung nag drop off ako ng donation ko. They've been helping. And I just saw this a while ago.

Koreans raise P100-M for PH typhoon victims
by Cathy Rose A. Garcia, ABS-CBNnews.com
Posted at 11/16/2013 8:53 AM | Updated as of 11/16/2013 8:57 AM

MANILA, Philippines - South Koreans have raised 2.5 billion won (around P103 million) during broadcasting network KBS' special televised fund-raising event to benefit relief efforts in storm-hit Philippines.

The funds raised by KBS on Thursday's broadcast event will go to the Philippine Red Cross, through the South Korean Red Cross. The South Korean Red Cross' goal is to raise 10 billion won (around P410 million) by December.

Another broadcast network MBC has also staged a special broadcast fundraising event for "Yolanda" victims.

The South Korean government has already pledged $5 million in aid for Philippine relief efforts.

Top South Korean companies such as Samsung Electronics, LG Electronics, Hyundai Heavy Industries and Hyundai Kia Automotive Group have pledged millions of dollars for relief efforts in the Philippines.

Asiana Airlines is also sending some 30,000 ramen noodle packs, 20,000 water bottles and 1,000 airline blankets for the "Yolanda" victims. Other companies such as Hite Jinro and K-Water are sending hundreds of thousands of bottled water.

At the same time, South Korea's National Assembly has passed a resolution expressing sympathy with the victims of typhoon "Yolanda" in the Philippines and calling for support of the Korean government for relief efforts.

Rep. Jasmine Lee, a naturalized Korean who was born in the Philippines, authored the resolution, which was signed by 282 members out of the 300 members of the National Assembly.

On Friday's session, the resolution passed with 191 votes.

"Many countries and organizations are assisting the Philippines and I’m very proud of the fact that Korea is one of those nations. Though huge aid and support are heading toward the country, more help will be needed to rehabilitate the typhoon-devastated regions," Lee told the National Assembly.

Lee recalled how South Korea had once benefited from the help of the global community when it was recovering from the Korean War.

"Practicing love for humanity in a time when the world is suffering from climate change and other disasters is a great opportunity for Korea to raise her status as a non-permanent member of the U.N. Security Council," she added.

Koreans raise P100-M for PH typhoon victims | ABS-CBN News

[NightRock]

teddy casiño and satur ocampo....bakit hindi kaya sila pumunta ngayon sa tacloban
Di ko alam ano utak meron yan mga yan imbes na maka tulong nakaka perwisyo pa sa bayan.. may mga tanga pa din na follower

[falken]

Yung mga NPA diba nag hijack ng relief goods?

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[vinj]

Buti naman at tahimik ngayon ang mga lekat na anti-US. Eh ano masasabi nila sa China nila?

[nelany]

Pag me kailangan sa US walang rally at walang batikos lalo na sa mga politicians. Pag wala ng kailangan saka mag iingay na naman yung mga ugok tungkol sa US! Tao nga naman!

[cardict]

Sino mga bumoto para matanggal US bases sa pilipinas?Ocampo,casino,Reyes?

[donbuggy]

http://tsikot.com/forums/miscellaneo...ml#post1789245

UP
1. Blue book
2. Slippers
3. Terror teachers
4. Rally against US bases & oil price hike
5. Gorgeous class/school mates

[mitsuyota_lover]

Bayad muna tsaka amoy pawis partylist group mag rally tayo damihan ang donasyon ng us tara!!!

[mitsuyota_lover]

paktay ako nito baka ipahunting ako sabay itumba ako

[Monseratto]

A--HOLES!!!!


PRWC:

Denounce the US military for using tragedy to justify increased warships deployment—CPP


The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) denounces the US government for using the grave human tragedy wrought by the recent super typhoon Yolanda (international name Haiyan) in order to justify its operations to further increase the presence of its military warships and armed troops in the Philippines.

“The US government is engaged in disaster interventionism, exploiting the supine state of the Philippines after it was struck by supertyphoon Yolanda, in order to justify its deployment of armed, nuclear-powered and interventionist military warships and armed troops in the Philippines,” said the CPP. “The CPP and the Filipino people denounce the Aquino government for shamelessly welcoming the US military troops with open arms.”

Citing news reports, the CPP pointed out that the US has deployed to the Philippines no less than six warships including US flagship aircraft carrier USS George Washington, that has with it at least 80 jet fighters as well as war helicopters and 5,000 naval soldiers. It will be accompanied to the Philippines by the USS Antietam, USS Cowpens, USS Mustin, USS Lasses guided missile cruisers and the USS Charles Drew supply ship. Meanwhile, the British government is also sending the HMS Daring warship and a Boeing C-17 military transport aircraft.

The CPP further pointed out that aside from the warships that are sailing from Hong Kong and elsewhere, US armed personnel and equipment were already prepositioned in Manila and other parts of the country indicating the continuing presence of armed US troops in the national capital. There are also news reports indicating that the facilities of the Tacloban airport have been taken over by the US military. The US military has also taken advantage of the disaster in order to gain access to the Mactan airport and seaport which has long been a subject of negotiations for increased US rotational presence in the Philippines.

Over the past three years since declaring its “Asia pivot”, the US government has been increasing its “rotational presence” in various countries in the Asia-Pacific region resulting in the militarization of territorial disputes and diplomatic relations among countries in the region and in outright violation of the territorial sovereignty of the Philippines and other countries.

“The US government is militarizing disaster response in the Philippines, in much the same way that the US militarized disaster response in Haiti in the 2010 earthquake,” said the CPP. The high-handed presence of US armed troops in Haiti has been widely renounced. The US government has since maintained its presence in Haiti.

“The Filipino people seek and welcome international support in the face of the terrible devastation brought about by Yolanda in a wide corridor across the Philippine islands,” said the CPP. “However, though devastated, the Filipino people has preserved their sense of national dignity and will continue to defend their sovereignty against foreign military interventionism.”

“What the disaster victims need urgently are food, water and medical attention, not US warships bringing in emergency rations to justifty their armed presence in Philippine sovereign waters,” pointed out the CPP. “If the US government were really interested in providing assistance to countries who have suffered from calamities, then it should increase its funds to civilian agencies that deal in disaster response and emergency relief, not in fattening its international military forces and taking advantage of the people’s miseries to justify their presence,” added the CPP.

[111prez]

Gusto nila ipadala ng US mga cruise ships nila

Wooohoooo

:clap: :barmy:

[_Cathy_]

Buti naman at tahimik ngayon ang mga lekat na anti-US. Eh ano masasabi nila sa China nila?

100k donation pero nung nabatikos ginawang 1M

[shadow]

Pusta! Meron mag rally dito mga Yolanda victims kuno organized ng mga leftists.


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