INCIDENTALLY THE JESUIT PRIEST OF ATENEO DE DAVAO IS INCITING THE PEOPLE OF DAVAO TO PARTICIPATE IN THE NATIONAL PROTESTS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT!
THIS JESUIT'S NAME IS FR, JOEL TABORA. A CERTIFIED JESUIT. A DANGEROUS PRIEST FROM A DANGEROUS RELIGIOUS SOCIETY, BRANDED HISTORICALLY BY MANY NATIONS AS AN ORGANIZATION OF TRAITORS, DEVILS, POLITICAL INFILTRATORS, AGITATORS AND BLACKMAILERS. REMEMBER JAPAN, THE FAMOUS BATTLE OF SEKIGEHARA WHEREIN JAPAN WAS PLUNGED INTO A CIVIL WAR?? IT WAS THE JESUITS WHO BROKERED THE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN LIBERAL JAPANESE RULERS AND AMERICAN MILITARY AUTHORITIES FOR THE PURCHASE OF MILITARY WEAPONS. THE NEGOTITATIONS FAILED AND PLACED JAPAN INTO A MURDEROUS CIVIL WAR AND STRIFE. IT WAS THE JESUITS WHO AGITATED THE RULERS AND THE JAPANESE PEOPLE.
NO DIFFERENT FROM WHAT A JESUIT PRIEST IS DOING NOW IN DAVAO CITY.
FROM A LOCAL NEWS,.."
Fr. Joel Tabora, SJ, President of the Ateneo de Davao University said
that the August 26 activities opposing pork must continue to show “the
clear manifestation of the people’s will.”
He posted in his Facebook account that he is “pleased that President
Aquino now seems to be placing the weight of his office behind the
abolition of the PDAF as we know it today and is proposing a stricter,
modified version.”
But he added that “(U)ltimately, however, the abolition of the odious
pork barrel is in the hands of the legislators, for whom PDAF has
become a “habit” – for good or ill.”
THE JESUITS, LIKE TABORA ARE SOCIAL PARASITES. BINIGYAN MO NA SILA NG PLACE SA SOCIETY, BINIGYAN MO NA NG ESPASYO UPANG MAKAPAGTAYO NG MGA SIMBAHAN AT ESKWELAHAN, BINIGYAN MO NA NG MGA DONATIONS ANG MGA HESWITA, SASALI-SALI PA SILA SA POLITIKA!!!?? PUNYETA!!!!
KUNG BAKIT DI NALANG KAYO MAKUNTENTO SA PAGDARASAL AT PAGMIMISA?? BAKIT PA KAYO NAKIKIALAM SA MGA MASS PROTESTS??? NAGBABAYAD BA KAYO NG TAXES???
YOU HAVE MANY COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS AND SPACES BUILT IN AND AROUND ATENEO DE MANILA, ATENEO DE NAGA, XAVIER UNIVERSITY AND ATENEO DE DAVAO.
DO YOU PAY THE GOVERNMENT PROPER TAXES FOR THE LEASE OF THESE COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES??? AND YOU HAVE BEEN MEDDLING WITH THE FILIPINO GOVERNMENT EVEN DURING THE TIME OF YOUR SPANISH FRIAR COLONIZERS.
DI PA BA KAYO BUSOG SA PERA???
I SAY WE INVESTIGATE THE BUSINESSES OF THE JESUIT SOCIETY IN THE PHILIPPINES.
PNOY AQUINO AND CORY AQUINO ARE PROTECTED BY JESUIT INTERESTS IN THE COUNTRY.
SAME PEOPLE WHO PROMOTE CHASTITY, POVERTY AND OBEDIENCE....MY ASSSSS!
HINDI NGA KAYO NAG -UULAM NG ASIN SA JESUIT HOUSE, CHASTITY PA KAYA?!!!!
A ranking official of the National
Telecommunications Commission wants to liberate the agency from the
Office of the President (OP), noting that NTC’s massive average
P3-billion yearly income is not enjoyed by its employees.
In an exclusive interview with the Tribune, the official said
liberation from OP is seen as the best solution to its long-time woes
that range from miniscule salary, decrepit apparatus, very little budget
and lack of communications competent workers.
“It’s best time for our commission to be reorganized so that we
can enjoy the fruits of our hefty income. We can’t feel the blessings of
the money we’ve been generating for the national government. Where is
that money going? We can’t feel it as far as our salary is concerned,” a
ranking NTC official, who refused to be named, said.
The official
said when they were removed from the Department of Transportation and
Communications (DoTC), they thought their lives will be better. But the
result of the turnover from DoTC to OP was a mistake because they feel
that they are now deserted by MalacaƱang.
“Our counterpart in the US
is the Federal Communication Commission. That is a very powerful agency
but here we cannot even punish any telco (telecommunications company)
because our organizational structure is old, especially our apparatus,”
he said.
He added modernization alone cannot solve the miseries of
the people in NTC because its problem is deeply rooted to its
organizational flaws.
The official said the current set-up doesn’t
allow the NTC to shoulder any skill-enhancing course of its officials
whether locally or abroad, thus forcing them to rely on government and
private sector-sponsored schooling for their workers to have advanced
schooling on telecommunications.
“How often does USAID sponsor
scholarship grants? That’s the only time that we can send our employee
abroad to get free crash course?” he asked. Also needed to be
restructured is the setting of fixed term for their commissioners so
that there will be security of tenure and continuity in the programs of
NTC.
NTC’s annual budget is only P300 million, just one-tenth of the yearly income it turns over to the national government.


























