SM HENRY SY

LAHAT NG NEGOSYO SA BANSA HAWAK NA NI DANDING COJUANGCO AT HENRY SY.

BECAUSE NOYNOY COJUANGCO AQUINO GAVE THEM ALL THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR MAKING MONEY. 

SOBRANG TAKAW AT GAHAMAN NG MGA TAONG ITO.

WE NEED A NATIONAL REVOLUTION.

double faced

Presidential duplicity

By Manila Standard Today | Aug. 14, 2014 at 12:01am

 Once upon a time, President Benigno Aquino III gave us the sense that he despised his job so much that he could not wait his term to be over.
But he had the legacy of his parents to live up to, and as he said in his most recent State of the Nation Address just less than a month ago, he felt he had no choice but to take this path that seems to have been carved out for him.
In the past four years, the yellow ribbon-sporting President has made his mark by saying one thing and then doing another.
For instance, he said he would tread the straight path by going after the corrupt in government. In fact, he has only gone after his perceived political opponents —a Supreme Court Chief Justice who had the audacity to lead an adverse ruling on the Cojuangco family’s estate in Tarlac, and the President who had appointed him just before she stepped down.

 Everybody else is presumed guilty until proven otherwise— except his men and women who continue to enjoy his trust and who must be deemed innocent until proven guilty. There is, however, no means for proof to be established because they are never charged and prosecuted in the first place.
He also was adamant about attempts to amend the 1987 Constitution, crafted and ratified when his mother was President, even though proposals meant only to change the economic provisions and make the country more open and competitive.
But in an interview with News5’s legal analyst Mel Sta Maria, Mr. Aquino revealed on Wednesday that his position was not cast in stone after all. And no, he made no mention of greater foreign investments and competitiveness as factors that has changed his mind. Instead, he felt the powers of the Supreme Court were limitless and had to be clipped—the result, no doubt, of the Court’s surprise adverse and unanimous vote against his brainchild, the Disbursement Acceleration Program.
Mr. Aquino suggested that the Judiciary—one of the three supposedly Independent branches of government—has been using its power much too often.
Of course, a happy coincidence would be the possibility of running for a second term, as Interior and Local Government Secretary Mar Roxas suggested a week ago. At that time, many thought Roxas was plain silly, or plain desperate, but now it appears he has been in the loop in the Grand Plan, after all.
We now have it straight from the President’s mouth that his decision to go for a second term would all depend on what the people, his supposed bosses, want. The yarn is that the people have been enjoying the benefits of good governance and reforms he has instituted. They want him to carry on.
It’s a clamor he must heed, he hinted. But it is a clamor that we find difficult to imagine—what with his declining approval ratings and the increasing frustration with his arrogance, self-righteousness and duplicity.
With these pronouncements, President Aquino has marked the beginning of his downfall. Anybody who still believes he operates in good faith must now consider that the President’s feel-good talk is mostly hot air.

OVERHEARD 2

The AFP bought 10 helicopters from Poland but they are not being used to airlift relief goods to far- flung areas. Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin reasoned out the choppers cannot carry enough load and it would be a waste of fuel.

But it’s not a waste of fuel when ferrying officials even during non-emergency situation?

MGA PUTA

MGA PULIS SA TACLOBAN SINIBAK NI AQUINO DAHIL DI NAGREPORT FOR DUTY???!!!

AY ANAK NG PUTA!!! FOR YOUR INFORMATION MR. PRESIDENT ABNOY AND MAR ROXAS, LAHAT SILA BIKTIMA! 

YOU ARE ASKING FOR THE IMPOSSIBLE FOR DEMANDING THAT THESE PEOPLE TO REPORT FOR DUTY, WHILE MANY OF THEM ARE DEVASTATED BY SUDDEN LOSS OF LIVES AND PROPERTY!!!

TULIRO PA ANG MGA UTAK NG MGA IYAN. MAAWA NAMAN KAYO SA KANILA MGA GARAPATA KAYO!!!

PUTANG-INA KAYONG DALAWA! MGA UGALING HACENDERO TALAGA! SALOT SA LIPUNAN!!!

PUTANG-INA, NANGINGINIG NA KAMI SA GALIT DITO SA KAWALANG HIYAAN NA GINAGAWA NINYONG DALAWA DIYAN SA TACLOBAN!!!

Case for the Undead : Journey into Evil

"I am very much convinced that if Mister Mar Roxas wins the 2016 elections, this country, all of us, may be turned into vampires. Even worst, we will become the undead."

"But Master, how can you be sure? Mister Mar Roxas seems like a good guy. He doesn't have fangs, I suppose?"

"Are you out of your mind Renfield?! Evil has existed for centuries. The Devil has many forms. Even the obnoxious Catholic Rome acknowledges that. In this country, where we are now, is presently beset by troubles. Crimes and bad politics are killing the country's spirit. But that is not why we are here for, my dear Renfield." 

"So what are we here for then?" Are we going to solve another one of their troubled histories, this miserable country?" 


"Our last Budapest caper was really a tight one. So what gives?"

"Let us first refresh ourselves my friend. If memory serves you, remember that a papal bull issued by Pope Alexander VI in the year 1493. This same papal bull granted to the Spanish Crown all lands to the "west and south" of a pole-to-pole line 100 leagues west and south of any of the islands of the Azores or theCape Verde islands..  ."



 
                     "Yes, and so . . . .?"







"The drafting of the Papal Bull was part of a bigger cover-up."

 "A conspiracy calculated to   
  deceive and ultimately
  conquer mankind if you will."



 
"Rome had already been infiltrated by the Devil. The 12th and 13th century crusades in the middle east did not only bring in the religion of the messiah to Europe, but also ushered in an ancient enemy. The one that had lived quietly among the gardens of the middle east, in the gardens of the Edens. 

The one that God called . . . .Lucifer.

"That's creepy. . . ."






"Now . . .it gets interesting. As I've said, Rome was already a haven for these dark spineless beings. In the guise of Popes and Priests, they sought to rule mankind through the portals of the Vatican. While many of them ruled, disguised as ordinary mortals, others thirsted for blood. They became horrible creatures that they truly were, killing of the living.

"Many fed on the weak, the women and children. Even sick people were not spared. There was evil scourge everywhere. "





 
"These creatures, undead as they're once called, hid after the first light. 

As provident acts of self-preservation, some took to the black forests in Germany, others in the great castles of England, and appeared therefore, as royalties."

"Strange plagues hit Europe at the time. Many blamed the rats. Others, blamed God."

"Those were the darkest of times, Renfield."

"But what has these got to do with 
  Mister Mar Roxas?"

"Could you rather wait Renfield?!"






As I've said, the world during the time was plunged into a dark  abyss. Men sought for answers. Intellectual savants like Leonardo da Vinci and Copernicus had to search their own selves, having been perplexed by the rashes of strange occurrences in their own centuries. Discovery of the sciences and astronomy were in truth, irrational offshoots to the secret inquiries on the nature of evil. Meaning, these men secretly knew, not only the existence of the Devil, but his works, his atrocities that he had physically sown in Europe. And these same men, had sought to prevent the global dissemination of the evil scourge. 

"At the risk of being indicted to Heresy."

"Hmmmm. . . it's rather strange . . ." 








"Not only that Renfield, you would be surprised that many of these so called "undead" are actually beasts, dressed as gentlemen. Europe, as in London you very well know, has a cold weather. One had to dress heavily to counter the effects of the somber winds. The same clothes like the top hat and the infamous trenchcoat worn by the Ripper, provided the perfect disguise."

"Did you just mention Jack the Ripper?"

"Good. 
You're catching up fast Renfield."

"The man. . . the beast that you knew as Jack the Ripper who was responsible for the serial murders at the Whitechapel District of London in 1888 was in reality, a vampire. Ancient names of these netherbeings were known in the Russian court as Strigoi, in the old Babylon as Lilith, in Japan as Kyuuketsuk, in Malaysia as the Pananngal."

"Jack the Ripper could not be captured. After every murder, he would suddenly disappear for periods of  weeks. And when he appears, almost as always, some woman ends up dead on the streets of London. Their bodies wildly mutilated, entrails savagely gone."

"Able men searched night and day for the malefactor. Every nook, cranny and dim street of London were watched."

"The Scotland Yard panicked.  They fielded covert men all throughout Europe."

"Even the great Sherlock 
 Holmes, who was consulted by the authorities, found the trail convincingly cold . ."





 

"Yes, even Mr. Sherlock couldn't deny it. The malefactor was always a step ahead of him.

"Ever wondered how the beast eluded them at every turn, my dear Renfield?"


 
 
                          
                                       "Yes? How?"

 

"He flew."

 

 "Wow, I'm impressed Professor Helsing.
   But, I really couldn't understand how the 
   Philippines or Mister Mar Roxas figures
   in the story."

"Be patient Renfield. We shall proceed thus further in the next
few days. Meanwhile, we could have a sip of your Chamomile tea. . . . .I suppose . . . ."




cont. . .