A CONGENITAL LIAR. DO YOU STILL BELIEVE HIM?

This monkey went to Davos, Switzerland lately to promote the nation's interest. Allegedly, he spoke to a lot of world leaders about setting up their investments here. Really?

This is what former Philippine leaders have to say of our Buffoon President:

UNA says Davos trip big junket

By Christine F. Herrera | Posted on Jan. 29, 2013 at 12:01am | 728 views

The opposition United Nationalist Alliance on Monday hammered President Benigno Aquino III for what it described as an excessive P49-million junket to Davos, Switzerland last week, where he brought a 64-member entourage that included his personal chef.

In a news conference, UNA senatorial candidates Ernesto Maceda and Richard Gordon said the President only spoke about the country’s anti-corruption efforts before a small gathering of 50 delegates and without any other heads of state present, and brought home no new investments.

The Palace, however, made it appear that the President was a keynote speaker at the World Economic Forum attended by 1,500 delegates, including 63 heads of state.

“The President did not address the plenary. He was made to speak in the sidelines, before a small panel of 50 people without any other head of state present,” Maceda told the news conference.

“In short, bringing in an entourage of 63 and spending for their stay there amounting to P49 million was not only excessive and useless but a big waste of taxpayers’ money,” Maceda said.

UNA Secretary General and Navotas Rep. Tobias Tiangco said he wouldn’t be surprised if the small crowd was all of the President’s entourage. “The panel numbered 50 and the President’s entourage was 63. The entourage even outnumbered the delegates who heard the President speak,” Tiangco said.

Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa Jr. said the government allocated P49 million for the President’s three-day trip to Switzerland.

“The President is expected to highlight the administration’s anti-corruption campaign and make a pitch on the Philippines’ readiness to receive more investments,” Ochoa said.

Gordon said the Palace could not feign ignorance because the European organizers of the WEF provided them with the program and itinerary.

Gordon said no other meetings with the President or his Cabinet were part of Mr. Aquino’s itinerary.

“So we are not surprised that no investments were brought home,” Gordon said.

Ochoa said the President was scheduled to meet with top executives of German car giant Volkswagen as well as International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde.

The President’s 63-member delegation included Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert Del Rosario, Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima, Trade Secretary Gregory Domingo, Budget Secretary Florencio Abad, Socio-Economic Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan, Cabinet Secretary Rene Almendras, Presidential Communications Development Secretary Ramon Carandang and his personal chef.

“So who among these Cabinet secretaries were able to meet their counterparts and discuss potential business ventures?” Maceda asked