Star witness for the ZTE anomalous deal abducted by the Gov't?

**pup2** · February 6th, 2008 04:07 PM

Originally Posted by yebo

we are in a state of undeclared martial law already. the military (i mean the generals who are in malacanang and their boys in active service) and the arroyos are doing whatever they want to do, and there is nothing we can do. even the senate can't do anything. that is why the supreme court, because civil rights and human rights groups are already at a lost, had to give an avenue for them to fight. like the writ of amparo and habeas data. supreme court na lang ang pagasa natin, unless there will be another revolution soon. and next time i hope it will be bloody, because we can not cleanse this rotten system anymore by just people power.

I agree. Kung talagang pakana nga nila lahat itong corruption and graft na ito, dapat diyan sa pamilya ni pandak ay ang trato kay Mussolini -- kung talagang sila nga may pakana -- dati kasi naloko na tayo ni Enrile sa EDSA 2 kaya walang basta basta gagalaw niyan pero palagay ko pag may gumalaw na talaga, may kasama ng putukan.

**Galactus** · February 6th, 2008 04:25 PM

Hindi pa kasi kinuha ni Taning yung mastermind nito eh. (Baka takot si Taning mismo na ma-overthrow ni Fat Bast*rd sa sariling poder niya, hehehe).

I'd love to see how the apologists of Pandak worm their way out of this one.

**badsekktor** · February 6th, 2008 04:43 PM

the problem is the people..... they seem to be apathetic

**boydapa** · February 6th, 2008 05:14 PM

yebo:

unless there will be another revolution soon. and next time i hope it will be bloody, because we can not cleanse this rotten system anymore by just people power.

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madugo ba kamo? tamang tama reading ready na itong vintage 1940 na mahaba ko na dinekwat ko pa sa dmst sshhhh hehe joke damina napatay ito!
akin na yun mga tuta ni gma.

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galactus:

Hindi pa kasi kinuha ni Taning yung mastermind nito eh. (Baka takot si Taning mismo na ma-overthrow ni Fat Bast*rd sa sariling poder niya, hehehe).

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medyo nag iingat na si taning at namimili na ng kinukuha ngayon ksi once na tumapak si godfather sa impyerno baka magkasuhulan at magkaron ng coup yun mga demonyo nya. ayaw nya matulad kay jdv. hahah

**badsekktor** · February 6th, 2008 05:59 PM

Originally Posted by boydapa

madugo ba kamo? tamang tama reading ready na itong vintage 1940 na mahaba ko na dinekwat ko pa sa dmst sshhhh hehe joke damina napatay ito!
akin na yun mga tuta ni gma.

bro elbi ka ba galing? hehehehe

BTTT: mukhang tatahimik na din si lozada ah! kagaya ni neri....... mahirap kasi kung idadamay pati pamilya. sigurado titiklop ang mga magsasalita.

**chua_riwap** · February 6th, 2008 06:04 PM

Di kasi covered ng EO464 si Lozada, kaya ganun na lang ang takot ng Malacanang.

**buriroy** · February 6th, 2008 07:45 PM

Pag litaw ni Lozada siguradong maamong tupa na yan.

He is presently being "debriefed" by the PNP kuno and being given
"an offer he can't refuse".

Talagang Mafia-style na kumilos si GMA and family. Si FG is Marlon Brando
(the Godfather) and Mikey and Dato are Sonny and Michael Corleone!

Kawawang Lozada. Paano pa siya mag te-testify kung nanganganib na ang
buhay ng pamilya niya?

**explorer** · February 6th, 2008 09:27 PM

from: abs-cbn news

Blue Ribbon chief: Lozada disappearance has 'chilling effect'

Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano said Wednesday that the sudden and mysterious disappearance of would-be Senate investigation witnesses Rodolfo "Jun" Lozada Jr. has created a"chilling effect" because it means that those in power can take people into their custody without explanation.

"It's really sending a message that mess with us we can get you wherever you are. This should not be allowed to happen in our country," said Cayetano, chairman of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee, the lead panel investigating the government's scrapped national broadband network project.

Cayetano said that the Philippine National Police has given conflicting statements in relation to the custody of Lozada.

"Sabi nila this morning nandyan sa Camp Crame. This afternoon, an hour ago our Sergeant-at-Arms went there at sinabing wala daw sa PSPO (Police Security Protection Office), wala daw sa Crame, not under their custody but binabantayan ng mga tao nila," he said.

(They said this morning that Lozada is in Camp Crame. This afternoon, out Sergeant-at-Arms went there but PSPO said Lozada is not in their custody, not in Crame, but is being guarded by PSPO men.)

"Why don’t they just show Mr. Lozada, bring him to the Senate, nandito iyung media and we can watch him here and he'll be safe here para matapos itong usapang ito (the media's here...so this issue could end)," said Cayetano.

The senator also said that senators are outraged that "that this can happen in our international airports," referring to Lozada's disappearance at the Ninoy Aquino International Aiport.

Lozada was reported missing Tuesday afternoon while his family and members of the Senate's arresting team were waiting for him at the airport.

The family said it was Lozada who asked them to inform the Senate about his arrival. They said the public official was ready to be arrested and give his testimony about "damaging information" to the Senate.

Here and there
PNP chief Avelino Razon admitted that Lozada is being protected by the police but declined to disclose the public official’s whereabouts because of security reasons.

Lozada flew to Hong Kong two hours before the Senate resumed its inquiry last Wednesday into the botched $329-million NBN scandal.

"Its not enough to say that Mr. Lozada is with him and for him to come here we want to make sure that he is not under duress. We want to make sure his family is safe. Doon pa lang papasok kung ipapa-testify namin siya o hindi (It's up to us if we'll let him testify or not)," Cayetano said

As of this posting, Cayetano said they have yet to figure out Lozada's location.

He said that according to information Wednesday morning, Lozada and his family were at the PSPO headquarters in Crame. Toward the afternoon, the senator said that Lozada was no longer at the police camp.

"Hindi nila (PSPO) alam kung nasaan but they're in contact with their own people guarding him (The PSPO doesn't know where he is but they are in contact with the guards)," Cayetano said.

The senator added that based on information from the family's lawyer, the government official's guards informed them that they will produce Lozada when he is needed to testify for the hearing.

Cayetano said said he already asked the PNP to stop taking orders from personalities who do not know the law.

With the PNP’s conflicting statements, Cayetano said he will not be surprised if they sing a different tune on Thursday.

"Maybe it’s now the Arroyo National Police rather than the Philippine National Police because just last week they said they will be neutral. They will not arrest but they will not protect. Now they are protecting and now they are singing a different tune," he said.

"But to settle this matter, let the media and people be the judge. Put Mr. Lozada in a neutral place. Make sure he is safe, protected. Make sure he is not under duress, his family is ok then we will take the second step of his testimony." With a report from ANC

**chua_riwap** · February 7th, 2008 04:38 AM

Nag-surface na si Lozada. He held a press conference at the La Salle Greenhills past 2AM/Feb 7, where he mentioned that Abalos was asking for a $130M commission from the NBN deal. The Senate Sgt. at Arms, finally took him to the Senate at around 4AM, in convoy with the media and La Salle Brothers and Sisters.

Langya itong si Abalos! $130M ang gustong commission? (putcha.....that is P5,200,000,000 tama ba?) Buwaya! He-he!

Abangan na lang natin ang testimony nya sa Senate.

**Syuryuken** · February 7th, 2008 06:22 AM

Originally Posted by chua_riwap

Nag-surface na si Lozada. He held a press conference at the La Salle Greenhills past 2AM/Feb 7, where he mentioned that Abalos was asking for a $130M commission from the NBN deal. The Senate Sgt. at Arms, finally took him to the Senate at around 4AM, in convoy with the media and La Salle Brothers and Sisters.

Langya itong si Abalos! $130M ang gustong commission? (putcha.....that is P5,200,000,000 tama ba?) Buwaya! He-he!

Abangan na lang natin ang testimony nya sa Senate.

dolyar pa

baka naman pina-memorize na si Lozada ng kanyang sasabihin