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GRANDSTANDING IN ZAMBOANGA DURING A CRISIS

Titi Montenegro alias Mar Roxas is at it again. He keeps on making speeches and declaring that it's all over for the crisis in Zamboanga. But is it?

                                                                    Is it?

                                                                 Is it?

Is it?

                                     Is it?

                Baka nananaginip ka Mister Titi?

                                            Huwag kang Ma -EPAL!

SINTO-SINTONG GOBYERNO

Delusional government

By Manila Standard Today | Posted on Apr. 29, 2013 at 12:01am | 116 views

IT was embarrassing to listen to President Aquino badmouth members of his own economic team last week simply because they reported that poverty had remained unchanged since 2006.
The statistics, released every three years by the National Statistical Coordination Board, showed that 28 out of 100 Filipinos still lived in poverty as of 2012, much as they did in 2006. While the numbers were reported without comment, they clearly suggested what Mr. Aquino was loathe to admit. Nothing he did in his first two years in office put a dent in the war on poverty, and the billions he had squandered on his so-called 4Ps program, a straight dole to the “poorest of the poor” families, had accomplished nothing that was statistically significant.
On this basis, the President called into question the veracity of the statistics and even the motives of the bureaucrats in his government that collated them. Pointing to an unrelated statistical error that was reported by a completely different agency of government, he cast doubts on the NSCB for sharing an inconvenient truth with the public.
The behavior is sadly typical of an administration that has mastered the art of cherry-picking figures that put it in a good light and dismissing or even discrediting data that lifts the curtain on its failures. The offshoot of this practice is that it leads to a false sense of accomplishment and provides a poor basis for sound policy making.
For the last three years, we have had to listen to Mr. Aquino blame his predecessor for all the country’s woes, and paint a rosy picture of change under his administration in his annual State of the Nation Address. But we now know from experience that what Mr. Aquino says often bears little resemblance to the unadorned truth.
Last year, for example, he boasted that disaster response under his administration was so good that “relief goods are ready even before a storm arrives.” It isn’t farfetched to believe that Mr. Aquino’s complacency and confidence contributed to the social disaster that followed in Davao, where starving farmers, victims of a powerful typhoon, stormed a government warehouse in February after the Department of Social Welfare and Development had failed to keep its promise to distribute sacks of rice to them to stave off hunger. Confronted with her failure to do her job, the Cabinet member responsible simply turned the tables on the typhoon victims, calling them “agitators” and threatening to charge them in court.
In the same State of the Nation Address last year, the President boasted that the agrarian reform program that his mother had begun during her term would finally see fruition under his guidance. The inconvenient truth: one full year after the Supreme Court ordered Mr. Aquino’s family to distribute its Hacienda Luisita sugar estate to tenant farmers, not a single square meter of farmland has changed hands.
Mr. Aquino’s love of the positive also colors his relationship with the press, whom he has constantly chided to focus on good news and to “avoid negativism” – which is fast becoming an administration mantra.
United States President Barack Obama, whom Mr. Aquino likes to style himself after, offered a contrasting view at a recent dinner for the press. “My job is to be the president, your job is to keep me humble,” he told the roomful of journalists.
On the other hand, Mr. Aquino insists that the role of media is to make him look good, whether he deserves it or not.

KA-SWAPANG TALAGA NILA!

SILA NA NAMAN PO ANG NAKIKINABANG NG LAHAT NG NEGOSYO SA PINAS!

 POWER.ENERGY.FUEL

Noynoy allies reaping gains from ‘power crisis’

• Written by  Paul Atienza

The Aboitiz and Alcantare families are long allies of the family of President Aquino. The state firm National Power Corp.’s (Napocor) president was Ernesto Aboitiz during the term of President Cory Aquino, the incumbent’s mother. Cory Aquino abolished the Ministry of Energy (MoE) on the mere reason that it was first created by former President Ferdinand Marcos, making Napocor then the policy-making agency of the government.
That was when 12-hour daily brownouts hit Luzon as a result of the failure of Cory Aquino’s to plan ahead in terms of power supply.
At least 15 distribution utilities and cooperatives in Mindanao have signed contract with AboitizPower to obtain power from its coal-fired power plant.
The Mindanao utility firms have contracted 180 megawatts or more than 50 percent of the total capacity of Aboitiz unit Therma South Inc.’s (TSI) 300 megawatt (MW) coal-fired power plant now being constructed in Toril, Davao City. TSI’s coal plant will go online in mid-2015.
“These contracts have been submitted to the Energy Regulatory Commission for review. And we are awaiting the ERC’s decision,” an AboitizPower official said.
The Cotabato Electric Cooperative (Cotelco) which covers six towns in North Cotabato, has also signed an energy supply agreement with Therma South Inc. Under the contract, the Cotelco P-Palma Area will purchase 5MW of power from the 300-MW circulating-fluidized bed coal plant in Toril district.
Also among distribution utilities that contracted power from TSI’s coal plant are AboitizPower subsidiaries Davao Light and Power Co., and Cotabato Light and Power Co.
Electric cooperatives Surigao del Sur, Electric Cooperative II, Misamis Occidental 1 Electric Cooperative, Cotabato Electric Cooperative and Sultan Kudarat Electric Cooperative, the PNA learned.
Hedcor Sibulan Inc. (HSI), which is also an Aboitiz unit, got approval for government incentives for the Tudaya 1 Hydroelectric Power Plant in Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur.
This is the third hydro plant of HSI after Sibulan Plant A and Plant B which produces a combined capacity of 42.5 MW.
During the 16th annual Mindanao Business Conference held at KCC Mall Gensan, Alsons Consolidated Resources president Tomas Alcantara also announced they were going to build a coal-fired power plant with a capacity reaching up to 900MW in Sarangani to meet projected increase in demand for power supply and in anticipation then to the projectedpower crisis that will hit the island by 2011 — when supply will no longer be adequate to meet demand in Mindanao.
Most electric cooperatives then were also gearing up and anticipating the full privatization of all remaining assets of Napocor, including the sale of the Agus and Pulangi hydroelectric plants.
Socoteco 2’s contract with Napocor expired in 2011. Napocor had earlier sold two power barges moored in Mindanao, Power barge 117 and 118, which have a combined capacity of 100MW and decommissioned its 56MW diesel plant in General Santos.
In 2009, Socoteco announced it is opening bid for the supply of additional capacity in anticipation to increase in local demand for power.
Unfortunately, there were only two bidders at the time which, under its charter and ERC rules, resulted in failed bidding.
The bidders then were only Agus 3 and Conal Holdings Corporation, the power holdings company of Alsons Consolidated Resources.
Both offered to supply base load capacity for indicative projects. Agus 3 is an erstwhile hydroelectric power plant project of Napocor but was mothballed as it required inundating villages for the construction of a dam.
A group of private investors is now pursuing the project, the application of which was referred to Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corp. (Psalm). Psalm manages all remaining generating assets of Napocor as mandated by the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (Epira) or RA 9136.
President Aquino, meanwhile, reiterated his position that the power crisis in Mindanao has been undergoing study while stressing that the power problem would be resolved when the power plants of his allies go online in 2015.
The pestering power crisis in Mindanao was attributed to the decreased in generating capacity of hydropower plants caused by the reduced water level in Lake Lanao.
Based on the Philippine Development Energy Plan 2012-2030, the Mindanao grid will need an additional capacity of 2,188 MW by 2030.
“The initial plan is to fix the mechanism. By 2015, those coal power plants would be online, for instance, the Aboitiz. But 2013 up to 2015, we will put up diesel power plants that will generate power,” Aquino said.
Aquino said that the temporary use of diesel power plants has been considered to be an alternative to remedy the present situation in Mindanao power problem.
“The problem on diesel is expensive. But this is only interim. After we have used this in the entire Mindanao, the power would then be transferred to the SPUG (small power utilities group). This will be the next step. The national government wold provide funds,” Aquino said.
The generators will augment demand for power in Mindanao at least until 2015 when new power plants are expected to start their operations.
Aquino stressed the need to first fine-tune the mechanism before purchasing the generators since under the Electric Power Industry Reform Act, the government is prohibited to buy additional generating capacity.
“There is a provision on the Epira Law prohibiting to purchase the Napocor (National Power Corp.). That is being studied. But what is the mechanism? Who is authorized to purchase to ease up the power shortage? There is the funds,” Aquino said.
Aquino said the mechanism should fall within the purview of the law. He said he wants to make sure that government actions complies with the law.
Aquino told the local leaders that the government provides a subsidy for Palawan and Mindoro areas where SPUG services are needed.
“Now, those were subsidized. But in Mindoro when their wind and hydro and a geothermal that is being looked into, they would be detached from the SPUG. Maybe they can be independent already, even they can have surplus to export. Between Mindoro and Palawan, when they detached from the SPUG, 50 percent of their expenses on missionary roots is also removed,” Aquino said.
Aquino also expressed concern over the proposal to rely solely on the SPUG for power supply.
“This SPUG is also a problem there, besides, the generating sets are too old. It is as if in the maintenance alone there is losses,” Aquino said.
Aquino also wooed hundreds of residents in Buluan, Maguindanao province, Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao to vote for the administration candidates with promises of reforms in the election fraud ridden areas.
“In the righteous path, we have proven the possibility to have a kind of government that cares and honest, where there is possible equality and good opportunity, whether in Luzon, Visayas, or in Mindanao,” Aquino said.

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2 comments

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  Geez it was all planned.Noynoy had been informed of the looming crisis almost 2 yrs ago and no actions has been done.Looked who are the people benefited from it,are they not allies of the Aquinos?Tamaan sana sila ng cancer for taking advantage of the situation.They're all greedy...don't we ever noticed?our sufferings started when the first Aquino rose to power.They are much worst than what Marcos have done to us and they always blame him at every opportunity when everything goes wrong.The Aquinos are like a curse that will never go away...
  Starbright Saturday, 13 April 2013 20:39 Comment Link
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  Dear Mr. Atienza,
  Nice article. Just a few questions.
  '12-hour daily brownouts hit Luzon as a result of the failure of Cory Aquino’s (administration) to plan ahead in terms of power supply.'
  1. Did you miss the 'administration' in your article?
  2. Do you really think that Cory Aquino's administration failed to plan ahead that time? Or was the power crisis planned ahead that time to further enrich those in power?
  3. Is it possible that today's power crisis was also planned ahead for the same reason as in #2?
  4. Were not the Lopezes of Meralco and the Aboitizes close friends of the Aquinos since the time of the dictator?
  Thank you.

COWARD & TRAITOR

He calls himself the leader of the country, yet he threw Filipinos to the Malaysian wolves instead of protecting them.
At least 12 followers of Sultan Kiram, all Filipinos, and all fighting for what belongs to the Philippines, were massacred by the Malaysian police in Sabah, and there was Noynoy, taking Malaysia’s side, getting all his information and policy direction from Malaysia, instead of taking the side of the Filipinos who were more than willing to die for their cause, which was the recognition from Malaysia that the Phlippines, not even the Sultan, own Sabah, and had every right to be there.
But from the start, there went Noynoy and his aides, debunking the Sabah claim, saying that there was no proof at all that Sabah belongs to the sultanate of Sulu or the Philippines, despite the fact that to this day, Malaysia pays the sultanate rental fees. What more proof is there of ownership than the fact that Malaysia pays yearly rentals?
Even our laws have a claim on Sabah, yet there was Noynoy, threatening to have the sultan and his men charged and arrested, conjuring up some kind of sabotage, and demanding that they stop the standoff, and for the fighters to come home.
And even when the sultan said he was willing to dialog with Noynoy, this offer too, was brushed off, with Noynoy saying that the sultan’s royal army in Sabah must first return, and then they can talk. And then what? Still charge them with some imaginary crime, when clearly, no crime was committed in the country by the sultan or his heirs, since the crime — if crime it was at all—occurred in Sabah, not in this country.
And even while the massacre of Filipinos was ongoing, there went Malacañang, claiming that there was no firefight, and that there was just a shot fired in the air.
Noynoy and the Palace have done nothing at all but mouth the Malaysian line.
They were obviously also getting all their information from Malaysia. Why not from the Philippine ambassador to Malaysia? He would have been the person who should have been giving the information, not for the DFA or Noynoy or his aides to be getting all that information from Malaysian authorities, who expectedly will be giving information that won’t be detrimental to them.
It was Malaysia that had claimed there were fighters who had already run to the sea, for safety, that the others have surrendered, which the Palace and the DFA also claimed, yet the country later finds out that the entire number of fighters, save for those who died and have been buried, according to Muslim rites, are still intact.
Why is Noynoy so subservient to Malaysia, to the point even of debunking the country’s rightful claim to Sabah, and worse, there was Noynoy, getting all his instructions from Malaysia.
And he believes that by giving the Muslim secessionists, MILF, its sub-state and eventually, its independence, Noynoy would be given the Nobel Peace Prize, when he is now known to the world as throwing his own people to the Malaysian wolves and has blood in his hands?
Because he did. He has bent over backwards for Malaysia too many times in the past. He could easily have staved off this stand-off. In fact, it is more probable that there would not have occurred such a standoff and massacre of Filipinos if he had, from the start, held a dialog with the sultan, who had even written him not just one letter, but two, both of which were certainly ignored and dismissed by Noynoy.
Filipino blood is in Noynoy’s hands. But blood seems to be following him, due to his indecisiveness in hours of crises.
The August 2010 massacre of the Hong Kong tourists in Manila would not have ended as such, had Noynoy not closeted himself in his room and moved to decide early.
But that would be asking too much of Noynoy, as he not only cannot  face crises frontally, but that he is also too much of a wimp, and takes on the policies of foreign governments.
We do not have a leader who protects the people. We have a wimp and a servant of foreign powers.

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DONT EVER BELIEVE THE JESUITS OF THE ATENEO.

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APPARENTLY, MANNY WAS IRKED WHEN THE ATENEO BRANCH IN MANILA AND DAVAO STEPPED ON THEIR CAMPAIGN IN ANTI-MINING, WHEN MANNY, WHO WAS A VERY CAREFUL AND CONSCIENTIOUS INVESTOR IN THAT AREA, WAS NOT EVEN CONSULTED BY THESE GREEDY PRIESTS. AS AN INVESTOR IN THE ATENEO EDUCATION, HE CONSIDERED THIS AS AN AFFRONT ON HIS DIGNITY AND GENEROSITY.

THE JESUITS OF DAVAO CITY IMMEDIATELY RECANTED AND "RECLASSIFIED" THEIR STANCE ON THE ANTI-MINING ISSUE.

MUKHA TALAGANG MGA PERA ANG JESUITS. WE KNOW THIS. SOME OF US, OUR FRIENDS AT THIS BLOG, PREVIOUSLY TOOK UP JESUIT EDUCATION IN NAGA, ZAMBOANGA AND MANILA.

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