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Biyernes, Setyembre 20, 2013

BURN MALACANANG!

FOR EACH MOMENT THAT WE ALLOW PNOY TO REMAIN IN POWER IS EVERY SECOND THAT WE ALLOW OURSELVES TO BE SUBSERVIENT TO LOPEZ - AQUINO-COJUANGCO BUSINESS INTERESTS IN THE COUNTRY.

EACH TIME THEY MONOPOLIZE A CERTAIN INDUSTRY IS EVERY OUNCE A GLARING DISADVANTAGE FOR ALL OF US WHO DESIRE TO MOVE ON UPWARDS THE BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC LADDER.

PAPAANO PA PO TAYO YAYAMAN SA BANSANG ITO KUNG SILA NALANG LAHAT ANG GUMAGAWA NG BATAS?

SILA NA LANG BA ANG DAPAT BIGYAN NG PAGKAKATAON???

LET US ALL PUT AN END TO THE RULE OF OLIGARCH DYNASTY.

GIVE WAY TO THE ORDINARY PROFESSIONALS, WORKERS AND THE REAL PEOPLE OF THIS COUNTRY!!!

LET US RALLY AND BURN MALACANANG!!!

LET US BOYCOTT ABS - CBN, INQUIRER AND ALL COJUANGCO-AQUINO PRODUCTS AND ENDORSEMENTS!

LET US MOVE NOW!

Biyernes, Agosto 30, 2013

APPEAL

WE ARE APPEALING TO THE FILIPINO NATION!

JOIN THE NATIONAL PROTEST TO IMPEACH AQUINO AND THE SCRAPPING OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PORK BARREL!

LET US CHANGE THE WAY THE SITTING PRESIDENT AND THE GOVERNMENT IS TREATING US!!!

LET US REMOVE HIM ONCE AND FOR ALL.

OLIGARCHS AND SLAVE DRIVERS PO ANG MGA TAONG NAGPAPATAKBO NG BANSA NATIN. EVEN MAR ROXAS, LIKE PANSOT AQUINO, IS OF CACIQUE TYPE. SILA AT MGA KA-URI LANG NILA ANG NAKIKINABANG NG KAYAMANAN NG BANSA NATIN.

FROM ENERGY TO MINING VENTURES, PURO OLIGARCH OWNED ANG COMPANY. SI LOPEZ OF ABS CBN NALANG, KANILA NA YUNG MGA GEOTHERMAL SA MOUNT APO AT BICOL.

KAILAN BA KAYO NAKABALITA NG SMALL MINING GROUPS SA BANSANG ITO NA TINULUNGAN NI PNOY UMANGAT??? INSTEAD OF HELPING SMALL FILIPINO MINERS, HE IS PENALIZING THEM AND DENYING THEIR OPPORTUNITY TO EARN BECAUSE OF SIMPLE LACK OF PAPERWORK. DI BA PWEDE I-ASSIST NALANG SILA NG GOVERNMENT???

WHERE IS ECONOMIC UPLIFTMENT HERE?

IT IS ALWAYS THE FIRST AND THE SOLEMN DUTY OF THE GOVERNMENT TO ASSIST ITS CITIZENS AND NOT TO PENALIZE or PUNISH THEM!

Linggo, Mayo 12, 2013

WHAT THE FUCK IS MORON ABNOY DOING TO UPHOLD OUR COUNTRY'S DIGNITY??????????

Palace 'expresses sorrow' for Taiwanese fisherman's death

May 12, 2013 7:00pm

Tags: Taiwan

Malacañang on Sunday expressed "regret" over the death of a 65-year-old Taiwanese fisherman in a shooting incident off disputed waters last Thursday.

Deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte said Manila Economic and Cultural Office representative Antonio Basilio already visited the family of the victim and "offered his apologies on behalf of the Philippine government."
"As the Philippine Coast Guard has stated, we express our heartfelt sorrow on the unfortunate situation that occurred during one of the anti-illegal fishing patrols conducted by a Philippine fishery law enforcement vessel (MCS 3001) within the maritime jurisdiction (waters off the Batanes group of islands) of the Philippines on the morning of May 9, which tragically resulted in the death of a fisherman from one of the fishing vessels reportedly poaching in the area," a Malacañang statement quoted her as saying.

A Taiwan news report said President Ma Ying-jeou convened a high-ranking meeting Saturday night, and demanded four things from the Philippines:

- a formal apology
- compensation for the losses
- getting to the bottom of the incident and punishing the perpetrators of the killing
- fisheries talks between the Philippines and Taiwan as soon as possible.

Taiwan warned it will suspend the importation of Philippine labor, recall its representative in Manila, and ask the Philippine envoy in Taiwan to return to his home country if there is no favorable response by Tuesday.

Valte said the investigation into the incident has started with the arrival of the commander of MCS 3001. She added the vessel's commander and his crew "have been relieved of their duties.”
“Moving forward, relevant agencies will look into ways to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future,” she said.

Ready for talks

Meanwhile, Taiwan on Sunday said it is ready to start fisheries talks with the Philippines.

Fisheries Agency Director-General James Sha said the negotiations can begin at any time, according to a report by Taiwan's Central News Agency.

Deputy Director-General Tsai Jih-yao added Taiwan had long been interested in negotiating a fisheries agreement with the Philippines but Manila had been reluctant.

Presently, both sides have set up a working group to deal with fishing disputes involving fishermen from both sides.

The CNA report said the group was formed under a memorandum of understanding on fisheries and agriculture cooperation signed by both sides in 2005. — BM/HS, GMA News