PATI SUKLI HINDI BINABALIK

WHAT HARD WORK ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT???

IF NOT FOR MARCOS AND CORY AQUINO NA PINAG -SIPSPAN MO, HINDI KA NAKAHIRAM NG PERA SA LANDBANK AT DEVELOPMENT BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES NA CLOSE TO 2 BILLION PESOS TO EXPAND YOUR SM DEPARTMENT STORES IN MANILA AND CONSEQUENTLY NATIONWIDE. 

SINUNGALING KA RIN PUTANG-INA KA. PASULAT SULAT KA PA NG ENTREPRENEUR BOOKS MO. KUNG TUTUUSIN, IT’S NOT HARD WORK THAT DRIVES THE ECONOMY IN THIS COUNTRY, IT’S WHOM YOU KNOW.  IN YOUR CASE, IT’S MARCOS AND CORY. 

GREEDY KA HENRY SY. THAT INCLUDES YOUR FAMILY.

YOUR GROCERY CASHIERS DO NOT EVEN RETURN THE 5 CENTAVO COIN DUE THE CUSTOMERS.

PATI SUKLI NG TAONG BAYAN TINATAKAW MO PA.

WE ARE WONDERING KELAN KA MAKUKULONG FOR VIOLATION OF THE CONSUMER CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES.

MANHANDLING NBI AND IMMIGRATION EMPLOYEES BY USING MEDIA TO TARNISH THEIR REPUTATIONS

NOT ALL EMPLOYEES OR OFFICIALS OF THE NBI, IMMIGRATION NOR DOJ ARE CORRUPT. 

TARANTADO LANG TALAGA ITONG SI DELIMA!

Death of the Aquino Legacy

ILLEGAL NA MGA HEPE - DAPAT IMBESTIGAHAN

SIEGFRIED MISON. MANA SA DATI NIYANG AMO NA SI DAVID NA HUMIHINGI NG PERA SA MGA ILLEGAL CHINESE ALIENS PARA MAKAPASOK AT MAKAPAG TRABAHO SA PINAS.

KAPWA PAREHO SILANG EXTORTIONISTS. 
FORMER MILITARY OFFICERS WHO ARE UNKNOWNS. 

 ACCORDING TO OUR SOURCES, ANG CONTACT NG MGA CHINESE ILLEGALS NA NASA BANSA AY YUNG IMMEDIATE "STAFF-EMPLOYEE" NI MISON.

DI BA KAYO NAGTATAKA KUNG BAKIT ANG DAMING ILLEGAL CHINESE WORKERS SA BICOL, ZAMBALES AT BATAAN???

MALAPIT KA NG BUMAGSAK!

HOY ABNOY, MALAPIT KA NG BUMAGSAK! GISING NA ANG TAONG BAYAN!

PSYCHOLOGICALLY INCAPACITATED TO BE A PRESIDENT!

MGA MAGNANAKAW SA MALACANANG!

MGA KAWATAN DIN PALA!

 

HARI NG MGA MAGNANAKAW!

PATI LAND RENTALS, DI BINABAYARAN NI PNOY

Palawan land owner asks Noy gov’t to pay P81M for PAF HQ rental

• Written by  Paul Atienza
• Monday, 29 April 2013 00:00

President Aquino and his men had been ignoring a plea of a private land-owner for payment of a long standing obligation amounting to P81 million, whose 3.2 hectares land had been usurped by the military using as Philippine Air Force (PAF) headquarters in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan, without any payment, since 1973, that the Budget department considered always as “least priority.”
Alexander Pio Lacandazo, 65, of Rengel Road, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan, said he had sent his letter addressed to Aquino, Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin and Budget Secretary Butch Abad asking for the payment of P81 million in his property which has been used as Air Force headquarters, the Antonio Bautista Air Base (ABAB) in Puerto Princesa City.
“I want them to know that the headquarters of the PAF in Puerto Princesa City is squatter in my property. They never paid a single centavo ever since,” Lacandazo said.
In his two-page letter to Aquino, which was received in Malacañang under bar code RC1217O71, “I am highly requesting your good governance in your capacity as President of the Republic of the Philippines, to effect the payment of my property acquired for four decades. I am demanding your good self to issue a directive to the Department of National Defense, and to the occupying 570th Composite Tactical Wing of Philippine Air Force in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan. I am requesting sir, asking your favorable action for my claim because my purpose is to receive the payment as private property owner,” Lacandazo said.
The 570th Composite Tactical Wing of the PAF is now known as the ABAB in Puerto Princesa City, adjacent to the location of the Puerto Princesa International Airport.  
Lacandazo said the 3.2-hectare property was occupied by the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)-PAF for almost four decades when former President Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law and issued his Letter of Instruction (LoI) No. 260 that empowered the AFP in Palawan to usurped the property for military use.
Lacandazo said that on March 15 and 22, 2007 meetings with AFP Real Estate Office at Camp Aguinaldo, he was advised that his claim be held in abeyance until such time that he could establish conclusive evidence of ownership of the property as the documents were still under the name of his late father Pedro Pio.
“With this requirement, I have already complied and submitted all necessary documents pertaining to the claim. Likewise, the property was already transferred in my name as evidence by the attached TCT No. 179590,” Lacandazo said.
He added that despite coordination with the PAF for the budget allocation since 2006, the proposed budget was never considered because there was no budget for the capital outlay for 2009 until 2012.
“As I have reiterated in my request to expedite release of funds and despite hard efforts to get necessary funding from Department of Budget and Management, the matter was not considered by the AFP for several years now,” he said.
At present, the value of the property, based on the assessment of the City Assessor’s Office of Puerto Princesa City is now P2,500 per square meter.
“In view of this, I am constrained to revise my claim to conform to the value based on the certification from the City Assessor’s Office and Resolution of the Appraisal Committee of Puerto Princesa City which cost P81,165,000 as computed,” Lacandazo said.

NOY IS USING ALL THE RESOURCES OF THE GOVERNMENT TO MAKE HIS ELITE FRIENDS RICHER BY THE SECOND

Lopez foundation rips off gov’t in La Mesa deal—audit

• Written by  Chito Lozada
• Friday, 12 April 2013 00:00

MWSS ends up with empty bag in agreement 
The supposed civic arm of the Lopez Group’s ABS-CBN Corp., ABS-CBN Foundation Inc. (AFI) had appropriated the La Mesa Ecopark operations as its own, denying the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) its share in a 2001 concession signed between both and the local government of Quezon City.
According to a 2011 report of the Commission on Audit (CoA), state auditors found deficiencies in both the memorandum of agreement (MoA) and memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed among the three for the operation of the ecopark which is also known as the La Mesa Resort Zone.
Under the MoA, a profit sharing of 40 percent of net income for MWSS, 30 percent for AFI and 30 percent for the Quezon City government was agreed on.
The CoA audit showed from 2004 to June 30, 2009, the La Mesa Ecopark operation earned P22 million in net income. “Based on the audited financial statements of the La Mesa Ecopark, the total income for the period 2005 to June 2009 was P20.8 million, hence the share of MWSS should be P8,3 million subject to income tax.
The CoA report, however, stated that the 40 percent share of MWSS on the net income after tax of the project “has not been remitted.”
The CoA also noted that AFI, which is headed by Gina Lopez, a member of the media business clan, had managed to obtain a greater share in the venture than either the MWSS or the QC government, since AFI deducts 15 percent from the gross revenue of the ecopark operations as management fee.
“In managing and operating the La Mesa Ecopark, AFI deducts 15 percent from the gross revenue thereof as management fees. However, no supporting document was presented to show approval by either the MWSS Board of Trustees or La Mesa Executive Board on the 15 percent management fee being charged by the AFI,” according to the CoA.
“Furthermore, with AFI charging another 15 percent management fee on gross revenue over and above the existing profit-sharing of 40 percent as MWSS share, 30 percent each for AFI and LGQC, it would now appear that AFI has a greater share in the revenues and income derived from the operations of the La Mesa Resort Zone,” according to the report.
In the ABS-CBN website, it was stated that “all income generated by La Mesa Ecopark is utilized for the continuous preservation and protection of La Mesa Watershed.”
CoA said a review of the MoU dated Nov. 23, 2001 and MoA (undated) executed by MWSS with AFI and the Local Government of Quezon City had several deficiencies.
It also cited conflicting provisions in the MoU and the MoA signed among the three relative to the Environmental Trust Fund (ETF).
“Section 1 of the MoA provides for the creation at La Mesa Resort Zone – Executive Committee (LMRZ-EC) composed of two representatives each from MWSS, AFI, and the QC government in which the committee shall take the stewardship of the Environmental Trust Fund (ETF) under the control of the MWSS board of trustees (BOT) and under the supervision of the La Mesa Executive Board (LMEB).
“However, under Section 1.a.v of Article IV of the MoU– Management and Operations Framework-the LMEB shall take stewardship and control of the ETF,” according to the report.
The CoA required the MWSS board to clearly designate the stewardship and control of the Environmental Trust Fund.
It added that section 1.2 of the MoA also provided that the LMRZ-EC will be tasked to approve and supervise the implementation of the La Mesa Resort Framework Plan and all programs and plans relative to the operation of the La Mesa Resort Zone. “However, no committee was formed since the inception of the contract,” according to the CoA.
The CoA recommended the creation of the LMRZ-EC that will formulate policies regarding the LMRZ aside from other functions and responsibilities stated in the MoA.
“Upon creation, members of the proposed body should convene regularly to address and assess the operations and concern of the LMRZ/La Mesa Ecopark,” it said.
The CoA also cited section 6 of the MoA that required all funds generated from the operation of the LMRZ should be deposited under a special account for the Environmental Trust Fund (ETF) to be opened in the name of MWSS, AFI and the Quezon City government “and any or all transactions or withdrawal involving the ETF shall be considered approved if signed and approved by at least two official representatives or signatories of either MWSS and AFI, or MWSS and LGQC.”
CoA said, however, documents showed that all accounts were opened in the name of AFI only and “transactions/withdrawals were made without the consent of MWSS.”
The CoA said that the parties involved in the agreement should comply with the provisions of section 6 of the MoA “to maintain sound internal controls by opening an account in the name of the three contracting parties.”
“All transactions shall be authorized with the consent of MWSS representative,” the CoA added.
It also cited violations of section 22 of the MoA that mentioned four requisites for the agreement to be effective which were that the MoA shall be signed by the parties; approved by proper authorities; and reviewed by the Office of the Government Corporate Council (OGCC) and ratified by the QC Sanggunian.
“Requisites 2 and 4 were not complied with. There was no MWSS resolution approving the MoA as per certification by the Board Secretariat of MWSS. Also, the contract was not ratified by the QC Sanggunian as confirmed by Mr. Francisco Mallillin to IAD Manager Bienvenido A. Sarmiento based on the report of Virgilio P. Matel, Officer-in-Charge of the Internal Audit Department during that time,” the CoA said.
The CoA said the MWSS should require the post facto approval and ratification of the MoA to enable the agreement to be fully effective.
“Otherwise, the MoA could be considered null and void,” it added.
The CoA also noted that the 40 percent share in the net income generated from La Mesa Ecopark operation (La Mesa Resort Zone) was not recorded in the books of the MWSS pursuant to section 11 of the MoA among the parties involved.
“Section 11 of the MoA requires that financial report shall be prepared and submitted by the AFI to the La Mesa Executive Board (LMEB) from its initial operation ending June 30, 2005 and the annual financial report thereafter and the income shall be distributed among the parties accordingly,” CoA added.
The AFI, however, failed to submit the annual financial report as required in the MiA.
“Finally, on Nov. 5, 2009, the Internal Audit Department (IAD) of MWSS received the audited Financial Statements of La Mesa Ecopark/Watershed Operation covering the period 2004 to June 30, 2009 or a period of five years,” it said.
The CoA noted that based on financial report, included in the direct expenses was the 15 percent management fee charged by the AFI amounting to P20.5 million for five and a half years “whereas the 40 percent  share of MWSS on the net income after tax has not been remitted as of today.”
The CoA tasked the MWSS to require the AFI to submit the annual financial report and remit the corresponding share of income to the MWSS.
“The books of account of the La Mesa Ecopark should be made available to the duly authorized representative of MWSS as required under Section 12 of the MoA,” it added.

AQUINO-COJUANGCO CLAN - MGA MAGNANAKAW NG PERA NG REPUBLIKA

Thursday, June 30, 2011

The Old Cojuangco Fortune & the First Philippine Republic Funds

Philippine "President" Noynoy COJUANGCO Aquino
 a.k.a. y Hocus Pcos, great grandnephew  of Ysidra Cojuangco,

ON the first anniversary of the installation of "President" A_NOY Cojuangco Aquino y HOCUS PCOS, let me talk of his family from the maternal side, the Cojuangcos. Let me talk of the controversial history of the where the Cojuangco wealth purportedly came from.

Why the Filipinos should run after the Cojuangco family, the famed family of the late President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino and her only son, the "incumbent" Malacanang occupant, it is not only the land reform issue of Hacienda Luisita but more so, the first Philippine Republic REVOLUTIONARY FUNDS said to amount to several BILLION pesos.

During the Spanish period, Gen. Antonio Luna, then chief of staff of the revolutionary army, turned over revolutionary funds to his paramour Ysidra Cojuangco for safekeeping.
When Luna was assassinated [apparently upon orders of the fledgling Philippine Republic President Emilio F. Aguinaldo, the Cojuangcos kept the treasure all to themselves — a tradition of treason and greed that has been kept alive by today's Cojuangcos, as well as, their Aquino branch.

--Herman Tiu-Laurel

http://jesusabernardo.newsvine.com/_news /2010/03/04/3978321-the-history-of-the-cojuangcos-ownership-of-hacienda-luisita





Now, Ysidra Cojuangco y Estrella was the eldest child of the Chinese immigrant great grandfather of current Philippine "President" Noynoy Aquino. Jose Cojuangco (I), the lolo of the late ex-President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino, was the son of a Chinese immigrant from Fujian. His Chinese name was Co Giok Kuan who received the Christian name "Jose." He worked as a carpenter before becoming a building contractor and marrying Spanish meztisa [Antera Estrella]... His children were Ysidra, born 1867; Melicio, born 1871; and Trinidad, born 1876 (Dobbin, pp. 150, 160-161)."

It's not only columnist Tiu-Laurel who is saying that the funds of the First Republic fell into the hands of the Cojuangcos. This has been discussed in the study of another columnist, Larry Henares. Devoting a series to reveal that Gen. Luna left a lovechild by Ysidra Cojuangco--who he concludes to be Antonio Cojuangco III of PLDT fame--Henares also bares how the Cojuangcos suddenly amassed a big fortune, affording their purchase of large tracts of sugar and rice lands.

Bed-ridden but sound of mind, she was irrepressible, regaling us with stories of Dona Ysidra, her neighbor in Sta. Rosa, Nueva Ecija, whom she met when she was 10 years old, and who was going to be her godmother, ninang sa casal, were it not for the distance and difficulty of travel. We recorded her saying that Ysidra admitted that Luna was indeed her very close friend, and that Luna left her valuables, not once but regularly on many occasions. When asked how much value was involved, Encarnacion replied that while she is not sure of the exact value, it was certainly in huge quantities since several huge caskets were involved. Manapat asked her if she knew that there were more than one shipment. She emphatically said yes, the shipments were a regular thing!! Not only was Encarnacion a friend and confidant of Dona Ysidra, she is also the daughter of Eulalio Saulo who confirmed to her the story as one of the military escorts of the gold shipment to Ysidra. As far as we know this is the first direct evidence of a Cojuangco (and Ysidra at that) admitting what many Luna contemporaries long alleged, that the source of the Cojuangco fortune was the gold commandeered by Luna and regularly turned over to Ysidra. The combined assets controlled by the Cojuangcos total about P200 BILLION." (bold supplied)

XXXX "There was an earlier account recounted by historian Carlos Quirino in an unpublished book commissioned by Danding Cojuangco, about a shipment of gold vessels commandeered by General Antonio Luna from churches in Pampanga, collected for him by Tiburcio Hilario, Pampanga governor, brought to Paniqui and entrusted to Ysidra for safekeeping before Luna left for Cabanatuan to meet Aguinaldo, only to be assassinated there. Aha, so gold was brought by Luna from both the Ilocos (through Saulo) and Central Luzon (through Hilario) to Ysidra! With the First Republic on the run and the Americans inquiring about the gold, Ysidra dumped the gold into a well, retrieved it later and used it to build the Cojuangco fortune."

-- Larry Henares

Another person who attests to how the Cojuangcos got hold of the wealth under the care of Gen. Luna as Chief of the Army of the Philippine Republic is author/historian.ex-Ambassador Rafaelita Hilrio Soriano, granddaughter of Pampanga's Revolutionary Governor, Tiburcio Hilario y Tuason. A cousin of the "Great Propagandist" Marcelo H. del Pilar, Gov. Hilario was elected in absentia as military/revolutionary governor of his Pampanga and known as the 'Brains of the Revolution in Pampanga.


Ms. Soriano relates that her grandfather, Gov. Tiburcio, kept the revolutionary treasures in sacks, including gold treasures such as gold plates, chalices, that were commandeered from Bacolor, Guagua, and San Fernando in Pampanga. Jose Cojuangco I received the treasure.

Ms. Soriano : I want to refute the statement that it was believed the money for the revolution did not go to the Cojuangcos. This is a statement of fact. The money, one million silver pesos, was brought by my old grandfather, Tiburcio Hilario, then governor of Pampanga, and given to Antonio Luna. Three days after, Antonio Luna was assassinated. After he was assassinated, where did the money go? The money went to the town where the Cojuangcos lived. Yes, I mean it. It was placed in the package of pacbet on the railroad. Because Luna was already dead, nobody made a claim for the money. They found that the money was with some old clothes. With the baggage and the old clothes, the money was first offered to a Mr. Garcia, Capitan Garcia. He was then the richest man in the town. Knowing where it came from, he refused it. The one who accepted the money was JOSE COJUANGCO [I]. (bold supplied)

Demetria Sumulong & JOSE COJUANGCO (nephew of Ysidra Cojuangco),
grandparents of "President" A_NOY Cojuangco Aquino

The paramour of Gen. Luna did not lead actually lead a quiet or simple life following Aguinaldo's orders to have Luna assassinated. YSIDRA,Ysidra, or Isidra, was "considered one of the richest women in the Philippines in her time, from 1900-1950", helping found the Philippine Bank of Commerce (PBC) in 1938 (Crisostomo, p. 8).

Ysidra was no ordinary woman for she "was charged with life and commercial drive." She dealt not only with rice and sugar but also with gango or small dried shrimps, money lending and more (Pan, p. 153). She helped established the Paniqui Sugar Mills in 1928, producing sugar for domestic as well as export markets, and likewise, alcoholic drinks. In the early 1930s, she and her brothers also partnered with the Jacinto and Rufino families, venturing into stockbroking to establish the Finance and Mining Investments Corp. Later in the same decade, the three families set up the PBC, which was the first bank in the country to be exclusively owned by Filipinos.

Henares continues:

With the death of the father Don Jose, Ysidra the spinster became the head of the family. The Cojuangco family owned some 12,000 hectares, controlled the rice trade of the province and lent so much money to planters and businessmen of Tarlac, Pangasinan and Nueva Ecija that Justice Antonio G. Lucero, the family lawyer thought she practically owned Central Luzon.

Newsbreak also reports:

Ysidra and the four brothers were determined to make money work for them. They gave out loans to townsfolk for expenses in fiestas, litigation, gambling losses and other reasons, with rice lands as collateral. Many of the borrowers were not able to pay back the loans, so the Cojuangcos’ landholdings expanded by leaps and bounds. By the 1930s, they were considered the biggest land-owning clan in the whole of Central Luzon with tens of thousands of hectares to their name.

Note that Gen. Antonio Luna was assassinated in 1899. Ysidra, according to Isabelo Crisostomo's biography of Cory, became rich in "her time" that began in 1900. Now, where did her money come from? Necessarily woven into this story is the real identity of the child of Ysidra.  Her younger brother, Melicio (or Melencio) Cojuangco, married Tecla Chichioko and fathered four sons: Jose, Juan, Antonio and Eduardo (Pan, p. 154). [The eldest, Jose Cojuangco, Sr., is in turn the father of Cory and Jose "Peping" Cojuangco Jr. The father of Cory and lolo of Noynoy Aquino, Jose Cojuangco Sr., who married Demetria "Metring" Sumulong of Rizal, became a banker, sugar magnate, hacendero and elected Tarlac congressman.]

Antonio Cojuangco, whom Milecio and wife professed to be their child, seems to be the real son of Ysidra. Henares cited a host of evidence, including physical and mental resemblance to the Antonios and differences with the Cojuangcos, the "Antonio" name that has been passed on to PLDT's Tonyboy, the "almost conspiratorial" secrecy of Antonio C.'s birthdate, and the issue of an unnamed body being buried with Antonio C. vis-a-vis the disapperance of Hen. Luna's body. Ayon kay Henares:

A walking distance from the Barasoain Church in No. 540 Paseo del Congreso, the town's main street, stands the old mansion of the Cojuangcos... General Antonio Luna used to sleep there. Aha!

XXX  The other candidate Antonio was born according to his Ateneo 1918 Annual in the year 1899. In that entire Annual all graduates listed ONLY the YEAR of their birth, not the month or the date... all previous and subsequent Annuals, especially those listing the other brothers, gave the EXACT date, month and year of the graduates' birth... the entire 1918 Annual, like his tombstone in Manila Memorial, would be changed to accommodate the secrecy wanted by one single man. (bold supplied)

As a matter of fact, if Antonio were born in Malolos instead of Paniqui, we will never know, because the Birth Registries in eight volumes, supposedly covering the period from October 1775 to 1904, stops at February 1899 before Antonio might have been born. What is most suspicious is that a tag that describes the missing volume was left inside the exhibit, suggesting that the missing volume actually exists but was stolen.

Arguably, it had been better that the Republic's wealth fell into the Cojuangco's hands instead of the imperialist American's hands. Also, in fairness to Ysidra, she did tried to help the poor by being a philantrophist. As according to Henares, when she died at the age of 93 on July 13, 1960 at the Makati Medical Center, she left IOU's of laborers and the poor that totaled P2 million.

Ysidra used the First Philippine Republic money wisely, letting the treasures earn instead of, well, simply keeping them buried or, worse, spending it. Nevertheless, it's LONG OVERDUE that the nation's money be RETURNED by the COJUANGCOs to where they belong. The Cojuangcos never truly owned the First Republic's treasures and besides, their greed has already borne them much more than they have returned, which brings to mind the rather infamous case of their land-grabbing the Hacienda Luisita way. To return these funds is the moral thing to do. I'm sure that such is what Gen. Luna would have wanted as well, right Tonyboy?

P.S.
If the Cojuangcos ever return the treasures of the First Republic, I'll surely change course and support Noynoy Aquino as "President," no matter his HOCUS PCOS status. Although that seems like wishing for the blue moon further turned yellow....

_____

Pansinin mo ang NGUSO!

PANSININ MO NGA ANG NGUSO NITONG SI HONTIVEROS. ITO ANG NGUSO NG ISANG TAONG HIPOKRITO, SULSULERO AT MANGGAGAMIT. 

BUTI PA SI NANCY BINAY. SIMPLE LANG ANG MUKHA.

ANOTHER AQUINO FREAK

Kris eyes gubernatorial seat of Tarlac in 2016

abs-cbnNEWS.com

Posted at 12/15/2010 5:59 PM | Updated as of 12/16/2010 1:41 PM

MANILA, Philippines – Kris Aquino, the controversial youngest sister of President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III, is joining politics after the term of her brother expires in 2016.
The Queen of All Media pronounced her plan to run for governor of her home province, Tarlac, before thousands of her town mates Tuesday.
“I feel naman na bilang isang Aquino, whatever political career I hope to have in the future, it has to start in Tarlac,” she said.
Kris, along with her “Dalaw” leading man Diether Ocampo and Pokwang, led the gift giving activity in depressed areas in the province. From Tarlac, they went to 8 barangays in Pasig also to distribute gifts.
She clarified that she is only running in 2016 after Noynoy’s term of office.
Kris said she initially hinted to her ABS-CBN bosses about her political plans in 2013, but was reminded that her contract obligations with the network will expire in 2015.
She said she wants to follow in the footsteps of Batangas Gov. Vilma Santos.

She said: “Hindi ko nakakalimutan ‘yong sinabi ng mom ko na if there is anybody in showbiz na I should be emulating its Ate Vi ‘yon. Kasi pagkatapos ng napakagandang karera niya sa industriya natin, nakapagbigay naman siya ng magandang serbisyo. Una sa Lipa (as mayor) and then after sa Batangas.”
Meanwhile, Kris was asked to comment on model-actress Isabel Oli denying any romantic relationship with her estranged husband, James Yap.
She maintained that Yap’s love life is no longer her concern. "Okay lang. You know if they will, or if they are closer, it’s none of my business anymore. As in the same way na di naman nakiki-alam si James sa buhay pag-ibig ko." -Report from Marie Lozano, ABS-CBN News

CALLING ALL DIGNIFIED AND PATRIOTIC FILIPINOS!!!

DESTROY HIM!

ARROGANT.

COWARD.

 

WEAK.

 INEPT.

ILUSYONADO.

IDIOT.

 

TRAITOR.

THIS IS THE PROFILE OF THE MAN WHO RULES OUR COUNTRY. 

YOU THINK WE ARE REALLY HIS BOSSES?

DO YOU HONESTLY THINK HE LISTENS TO US???

This is Precisely Why Daang Matuwid will always be a FARCE!

Immigration chief faces graft raps

By Cynthia D. Balana                     
Philippine Daily Inquirer

1:27 am | Monday, January 28th, 2013 

Immigration Commissioner Ricardo David Jr. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

The Ombudsman has charged Immigration Commissioner Ricardo David with graft for replacing the chief of the agency’s intelligence division despite orders from the Civil Service Commission (CSC) and the Department of Justice to reinstate the latter.

The charge was based on a complaint filed by lawyer Faizal Hussin, who accused David of violating the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act by failing to reinstate him.

The person who replaced Hussin, lawyer Antonette Bucasas-Mangrobang, was also slapped charges of grave misconduct and usurpation of public functions under the Penal Code. Both charges carry imprisonment and disqualification from holding public office.

The CSC, in its order dated Oct. 25, 2012, affirmed its earlier decision and ordered Justice Secretary Leila de Lima to reinstate Hussin to his original position as chief of the intelligence division of the Bureau of Immigration. Pursuant to the CSC ruling, De Lima had issued a memorandum to the BI dated March 22, 2012, directing David to “immediately implement the said CSC resolution and the department order.”

“Instead of complying with the CSC resolution and the memorandum of Secretary De Lima, Commissioner David, displaying an arrogance rarely seen in public service, issued a memorandum to all the BI personnel clearly stating that Attorney Mangrobang shall continue to be the intelligence chief,” the complaint said.

David assigned Hussin to the Commissioner’s Office and ordered him to seek the prior concurrence of Mangrobang for resources and assistance in the job.

Hussin said David’s act was in stern defiance of the CSC and the justice department’s order.

“If David is allowed to defy orders of the Civil Service Commission and secretary of justice, his immediate superior, nothing will come out of the daang matuwid (straight path) of the President, and others will follow suit,” Hussin said.

 
* Majority of the Cabinet and Executive IDIOTS that PNOY appointed are appearing to be incompetent, ignorant of the law, lacking in legal background (especially when it concerns Administrative Rules), arrogant, anti-employee, elitist, lacking respect for the bureaucracy (they think everybody's corrupt, which i don't agree), sanctimonius and openly HIGH-HANDED. In other words, bukod na mayabang na silang lahat, HINDI SILA PEOPLE FRIENDLY. THEY LACK PEOPLE COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND EMPATHY THAT MANY SKILLED LEADERS AND STATESMEN IN THE WORLD POSSESS. 

Sometimes I suspect that these people may have been SEVERELY ABUSED during their childhood days. Kasali na dito si Lacierda, Delima, Honrado, Mar Roxas, Ricardo David, Purisima, Florencio Abad. They look like weaklings with a grudge against the world. 

The Civil Service Commission and the Office of the Ombudsman should look more into this. Our friends from the government tell us that itong mga taong ito ay very "NOTORIOUS" for issuing ILLEGAL ORDERS AND PERSONNEL MEMOS. THERE SHOULD BE A TOTAL INVESTIGATION!!!