INTELLIGENCE REPORT

MAR ROXAS AND SECRETARY CESAR PURISIMA HAVE JUST BOUGHT LARGE SHARES IN THE TIGER AIR CORPORATION.

 TANG-INA NILA, MGA OPPORTUNISTA!

WARNING

TO DINKY SOLIMAN OF DSWD

NASAAN ANG MGA FOREIGN AID?!! 

BINULSA NA NAMAN BA NINYO MGA PUTANG-INA KAYO!!!

 ANG DAMI NIYONG PERA SA CONDITIONAL CASH TRANSFER TAPOS HUMIHINGI PA KAYO NG ADDITIONAL AID AND VOLUNTEERS???

AY PUTANG-INA!!!!!

WHO ARE YOU?

         DO YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE???

ECSTASY . . .EXTANO!

                         STICK IT TO ME GENTLY. . .

DAANG PUWET

         DAANG MATUWID BA KAMO ???

KRIS AQUINO HARLOT

THERE IS A REASON WHY SHE IS TAGGED AS THE SEMEN QUEEN OF THE COUNTRY

. . . .BECAUSE SHE LOVES TO SUPSUPIZE. . .

BUTCH ABAD IS MALACANANG'S TOP CROOK

YOU ARE A LIAR!!!

YOU ARE A CROOK!

YOUR WIFE IS A "KOTONG" CONGRESSWOMAN, 

YOUR DAUGHTER IS A HIGH-PAID CONSULTANT WITH MALACANANG . . . .

YOU AND YOUR FAMILY HAVE NO POINT OF SATIATION. . . . .

HINDI LANG KAYO ACCOMPLICE SA PAGNANAKAW NI PNOY, 

YOU AND YOUR FAMILY OF ABAD ARE THIEVES!

LAHAT KAYO KAWATAN!

YOU ARE THE HEAD OF DBM. BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT.

AND YOU ARE STEALING FROM THE COFFERS OF THE NATION.

STEALING OUR HARD-EARNED MONEY.

KAPAG NAGKAGULO DITO SA MANILA, AT NAHULI KA NAMING TUMATAKBO O NAGLALAKAD-LAKAD, ME AND MY "FRIENDS" WILL CAPTURE YOU AT BIBITAYIN KA NAMIN.

REMEMBER THAT BUTCH ABAD. 

BECAUSE WE WILL REMEMBER YOU.

WHEREVER YOU ARE.

DI MO PAMI KAMI KILALA.

THE 3 DEVILS

THE 3 DEVILS WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAXING US COMMON PEOPLE WITH IMPUNITY AND WITHOUT MERCY!!!

                                                     KIM HENARES

 

CESAR PURISIMA

 

FLORENCIO ABAD

REMEMBER THESE PEOPLE. BECAUSE EVEN TODAY, WE HAVE HEARD, OUR CO-EMPLOYEES IN OUR FIRM SAY THAT WE HAVE JUST BEEN TAXED AN ADDITIONAL  5% FOR OUR WITHOLDING TAXES. HALOS WALA NA KAMING MA-I-TAKE HOME PARA SA MGA ANAK AT PAMILYA NAMIN. CONSIDERING THAT WE ARE JUST ORDINARY PRIVATE AND GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. OUR FRIENDS IN THE GOVERNMENT ALSO SAY THAT THEIR ALLOWANCES WERE CUT AND THEIR BONUSES WE REDUCED BY DBM. 

TAPOS, I-TINA-TAX PA TAYO NI KIM HENARES. EVEN IN OUR SMALL SUBDIVISION, OUR HOMEOWNERS' DUES HAVE INCREASED BECAUSE ACCORDING TO OUR HOMEOWNERS PRESIDENT, TINA-TAX NA PALA ANG HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION NGAYON DAHIL IT IS ALLEGEDLY PROFITING FROM THE MEMBERS' CONTRIBUTION. IMAGINE, WE ONLY CONTRIBUTE FOR OUR SECURITY AND GARBAGE DISPOSAL, ITA-TAX PA KAMI NG BIR. 

ULTIMATELY, WE, THE CONSUMERS, THE MIDDLE CLASS, THE PROFESSIONALS ARE SUBSIDIZING THE ECONOMY OF THIS COUNTRY SO THAT THE POOR AND USELESS PEOPLE WHO DO NOTHING BUT BEG (I'M SORRY FOR THIS) WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO AND THAT THE RICH AND AFFLUENT (LIKE ABS CBN, AYALAS, SY'S, AQUINO'S, COJUANGCO'S, ARANETA'S, ROXASES' ETC),MAY LIVE THEIR EARTHLY PLEASURES.

WHILE WE, THE MIDDLE CLASS, SLAVE.

BECAUSE AQUINO KEEPS PROTECTING THEM THROUGH POLICIES THAT ARE ANTI-EMPLOYEE AND ANTI-LABOR.

AND SINO MAY KASALANAN? DI BA SI TARANTADONG NOY AQUINO!!?

BECAUSE HE HAS A POLICY OF USING THE GOVERNMENT AND US EMPLOYEES, AS  SLAVES TO SERVE, PROTECT AND PERPETUATE THEIR BUSINESS INTERESTS.

NAG-INCREASE BA MGA SUWELDO NINYO SA PANAHON NIYA MGA FRIENDS!!?

GRABE. SOBRA NILANG TAKAW TALAGA.

PARE KO'Y

PARE KO'Y, HALOS MAKITA NA NAMAN ANG POKENGKENG SA INTERNET NG KASAMAHAN MONG ARTISTANG SI MARJ.

DI KA BA MAGAGALIT NG DAHIL ABUSE OF WOMEN NA NAMAN ITO??? HA???

PARE KO'Y, BOOBS NI MARJORIE NAKITA NAMIN, DI KA BA MAGAGALIT???

PARE KO'Y, AKALA KO BA EH MAGWAWALA KA NA NAMAN KATULAD NG GINAWA MO DATI  PARA KAY KATRINA HALILI???

EH PAANO IYAN PARE KO'Y, SALSALAN NA KAMI DITO HA?

SALI KA PARE KO'Y??? BASTA IKAW, LIBRE SALSAL!!!

TAHIMIK KA AH? NAGSASALSAL KA RIN BA SA KANYA?

ANO PARE KO'Y??

MAMAW

HUWAG BOTOHIN.

BAKIT HINDI PA SIBAKIN NI PNOY ITONG UNGGOY NA ITO???

BI Commissioner David approves dual citizenship of Syrian national

Published : Friday, April 26, 2013 00:00

Article Views : 407

Written by : Paul M. Gutierrez

YET another scandal hit the Bureau of Immigration after Comm. Ricardo David approved the ‘dual citizenship’ of a Syrian national under questionable circumstances.
Documents provided to this reporter showed that David, in an undated order, granted Filipino citizenship to Nade Briek Fares, 24, under the provision of Section 3 of RA 9225, also known as the Citizenship Retention and Re-acquisition Act of 2003, which provides that only natural-born Filipinos who lost their Philippine citizenship by reason of their naturalization as citizens of other countries are qualified to apply for ‘dual citizenship.’

A ‘briefer’ on Briek culled from the records of the Department of Foreign Affairs showed that Briek arrived in Manila last February 15 aboard Qatar Airways flight number QR646.

He is a holder of Syrian passport O07399530 and was born in Al Souida’a, Syria, to Fares and Hanadi Briek, “clearly showing he (suspect) is a natural-born citizen of Syria,” the sources who provided the documents said.

Almost a month after his arrival, last March 11, Briek applied for dual citizenship with the assistance from a lawyer from the BI “close to Comm. David,” the sources said and subsequently, the application was approved by him, they pointed out.

Reached for comment, BI intelligence chief and concurrent spokesperson, Atty. Antonette Bucasas-Mangrobang, said the action of David cannot be considered ‘official.’

She stressed that both the memorandum by David and the ‘certificate of dual citizenship’ of Briek have not yet been released. “Nasa amin pa po ‘yung mga dokumento; nagtataka nga po ako bakit may kopya na po ang media.”

She added that the Atty. Mark Bautista Antonio, chief of the BI’’s ‘Dual Citizenship Office’ has been ordered relieved by David.

Mangrobang further said that David also ordered a ‘manhunt’ for the immediate arrest of Briek and his subsequent deportation.

She said there is now an “ongoing investigation” by the bureau’s ‘Board of Discipline’ on the issue.

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....

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A CONGENITAL LIAR. DO YOU STILL BELIEVE HIM?

This monkey went to Davos, Switzerland lately to promote the nation's interest. Allegedly, he spoke to a lot of world leaders about setting up their investments here. Really?

This is what former Philippine leaders have to say of our Buffoon President:

UNA says Davos trip big junket

By Christine F. Herrera | Posted on Jan. 29, 2013 at 12:01am | 728 views

The opposition United Nationalist Alliance on Monday hammered President Benigno Aquino III for what it described as an excessive P49-million junket to Davos, Switzerland last week, where he brought a 64-member entourage that included his personal chef.

In a news conference, UNA senatorial candidates Ernesto Maceda and Richard Gordon said the President only spoke about the country’s anti-corruption efforts before a small gathering of 50 delegates and without any other heads of state present, and brought home no new investments.

The Palace, however, made it appear that the President was a keynote speaker at the World Economic Forum attended by 1,500 delegates, including 63 heads of state.

“The President did not address the plenary. He was made to speak in the sidelines, before a small panel of 50 people without any other head of state present,” Maceda told the news conference.

“In short, bringing in an entourage of 63 and spending for their stay there amounting to P49 million was not only excessive and useless but a big waste of taxpayers’ money,” Maceda said.

UNA Secretary General and Navotas Rep. Tobias Tiangco said he wouldn’t be surprised if the small crowd was all of the President’s entourage. “The panel numbered 50 and the President’s entourage was 63. The entourage even outnumbered the delegates who heard the President speak,” Tiangco said.

Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa Jr. said the government allocated P49 million for the President’s three-day trip to Switzerland.

“The President is expected to highlight the administration’s anti-corruption campaign and make a pitch on the Philippines’ readiness to receive more investments,” Ochoa said.

Gordon said the Palace could not feign ignorance because the European organizers of the WEF provided them with the program and itinerary.

Gordon said no other meetings with the President or his Cabinet were part of Mr. Aquino’s itinerary.

“So we are not surprised that no investments were brought home,” Gordon said.

Ochoa said the President was scheduled to meet with top executives of German car giant Volkswagen as well as International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde.

The President’s 63-member delegation included Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert Del Rosario, Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima, Trade Secretary Gregory Domingo, Budget Secretary Florencio Abad, Socio-Economic Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan, Cabinet Secretary Rene Almendras, Presidential Communications Development Secretary Ramon Carandang and his personal chef.

“So who among these Cabinet secretaries were able to meet their counterparts and discuss potential business ventures?” Maceda asked