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Sabado, Pebrero 1, 2014

TARLAC FAMILY CONNECTION CORRUPT TALAGA!


 RINGLEADERS:

 1. NOYNOY AQUINO
2.TONYBOY COJUANGCO
3. DANDING COJUANGCO
4. PEPING COJUANGCO
5. KRIS AQUINO
6. SUMULONG FAMILY
7. MARK COJUANGCO


ANG MGA ASO:

1. MAR ROXAS
2. LEILA DELIMA
3. KIM HENARES
4. CESAR PURISIMA
5. RICARDO DAVID (RETIRED ARMY MAJOR)
6. SIGFRIED MISON 
7. FLORENCIO ABAD
8. LACIERDA
9. ABIGAIL VALTER
10. COLOMA
11. SI HONRADONG GAGO


MGA FINANCIERS:

1. YUCHENGCOS
2. DEL ROSARIOS
3. SYTANGCOS
4. FACTORAN
5. LOPEZES
6. INQUIRER GROUP
7. RAMON ANG
8. PURISIMA GROUP
9. AYALA GROUP
10. SY GROUP

PEOPLE WILL OVERTHROW THIS FUCKING PRESIDENT!!!

Yolanda victims set deadline for Aquino to heed their plea

Manila Standard

By Marvin T. Modelo | Feb. 02, 2014 at 12:01am
The Alliance of Typhoon Yolanda Victims (ABBAT) set a deadline on the Aquino administration to grant their petition for 40,000 cash relief and abolition of the ‘no-build zone’ policy on or before February 14.
ABBAT community leader Patrick Escalona rejected rehab czar Panfilo  Lacson’s option to provide construction materials instead in lieu of the 40,000 cash relief originally meant for daily subsistence of every family. He said the amount is too small to replace the rehabilitation program of the government.
 Sister Edita Eslopor  vowed that they will stage a series of protest rallies until the government heeds their call.
“The massive number of people is proof of their intense discontent over Mr. Aquino’s criminal negligence and utter incompetence in looking after the welfare of the people. This is just the first of a series of protests that will fill the streets of major cities across the country to express our indignation at the Aquino administration,” Eslopor said.
Exactly a week  ago when more than  10 thousand Yolanda survivors from Leyte and Samar staged a protest march in the streets of this city  to express their indignation against the inaction of the national government  on the plight  of the victims of the super typhoon, Malacanang  has yet to act on their demands.
Yolanda survivors under the banner of People Surge laid out specific demands  such as provision and sustenance of food aid, until necessary, to aid full recovery  while source of livelihood  does not stabilize and an immediate provision of P40,000 cash relief for every family   devastated by Yolanda,  during the rally  considered as one of the biggest protest action in the country directed against the Aquino  administration.
According to Dr. Efleda Bautista, a storm survivor herself and current executive vice chairperson of People Surge, instead of directly addressing the problems presented by the Yolanda victims, Presidential spokesperson Edwin Lacierda belittled the series of protests as mere “concerted effort of a few to convince the public that most of our countrymen are dissatisfied with the way the national government  respond to the catastrophe.”
“He  (Lacierda) believes in the very good rating of the president. He is convinced that Yolanda survivors are happy towards P-Noy’s rehab efforts.” Bautista said.
Bautista lambasted  Lacierda’s statement    saying, “The Aquino administration is pathetic for being a die-hard defender of a bogus survey even after survivors from Eastern Visayas—the worst hit region by the typhoon—have spoken of their real condition.”
“With no sense of urgency to respond to ‘Yolanda’ survivors’ demands, this government is victimizing us [‘Yolanda’ victims] all over again,” Bautista lamented.
Eslopor, a Benedictine nun and Chairperson of People Surge, insisted that the Aquino government must have consulted the victims at the onset of any rehab effort.
She said that at the rate by which government implements policies like the ‘no-build zone’, not going through any real consultation among major stakeholders who are the victims, Aquino’s rehab plan is going somewhere else, certainly not towards genuine recovery of typhoon victims.
In another development, two opposition lawmakers on Saturday renewed their appeal for action from the Aquino administration on the plight of the survivors of typhoon Yolanda, saying that the urging from the Catholic Church would also be a ‘voice from Heaven’ that must be heeded.
Gabriela party-list Rep. Luz Ilagan of the Makabayan Bloc and Abakada party-list Jonathan dela Cruz, member of the Independent Minority Bloc in the House of Representatives headed by Leyte Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez, said that the   administration has all the resources needed by the victims, and that every needed assistance for them is possible if only it has the political will to do such .
“Definitely, it’s the Voice of God urging those in power to heed the crisis of a people who suffered from such devastation who continue to suffer from the vagaries of politics,” Dela Cruz told the Manila Standard.
His statement came after Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines president Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Socrates Villegas appealed to the government as well as  donor-groups to listen to the Yolanda victims and not just provide them with relief or shelter without considering their needs.
Ilagan lamented that the victims are still waiting for government action on them.
Ilagan said that the urging of Villegas is “not only the ‘voice of God’ but also the voice of common sense and good governance.”
She criticized the Aquino government for lacking a comprehensive plan for the victims and survivors of natural calamities.
“Victims cannot rely on relief forever. After relief is the rehabilitation phase to allow the people to return to normalcy as early as possible.  Government’s action or the lack of it gauged by the speed and effectiveness of transition from relief to rehabilitation to rebuild—Obviously, the Aquino administration is short on this,” Ilagan said as she recalled the government’s inaction on the victims of super typhoon Pablo in December 2012 as well as of Zamboanga siege in September 2013. With Maricel Cruz

Sabado, Nobyembre 16, 2013

DICTIONARY




Benigno Simeon Cojuangco Aquino meaning of; synonyms

-         oligarch, mayaman, leche ang pagkatao, slave-driver, amo, hacendero, pala-utos, dugong kastila, switik, high-handed, jakolero, imbecile, idiot, cretin, miscreant, imbalanced, salsal ng salsal sa harap ng DVD, homo inferior, homo sexual, sexually harassed, abused, minolestiya noong bata, ginapang ang kanilang katulong, mahilig manilip, may kuliti sa mata sa paninilip ng katulong, gumagapang sa kisame kapag gabi, atsay killer, mentally handicapped, senile, ungrown, half-man, ape, monkey smile, traydor, ballsy aquino extortionists, MRT scandal, PCOS cheating, greedy, genetically defective, factory defect, elitist, wang-wang mentality, loose tongue, ahas ang ugali, di maruong magluto at maglaba, bobo, may sayad, bakla, gay, queer, uncategorized, user friendly, tuwad ang daan, bulok ang pagkatao, gago, tarantado, kamag-anak, korporasyon, mata-pobre, nandidiri, buhay hari, lider-lider na walang kuwenta, kapag sila matuwid, landlord, energy vampire, sucking life out of the people, di mapagkatiwalaan, slavers, corrupt, ninakaw ang malampaya fund, ginamit ang savings para sa DAP, pilosopong gago, landlord, maniac,sex predator, weakling, abuse of power, tarantado, kamag-anak, magnanakaw, hacienda luisita massacre, kawatan, bribery, disbursement acceleration program, dapat saksakin, dapat sipain, tuliro ang isip, abnoy, matamad, tamad, walang silbi, palamunin ng taong bayan, walang kuwenta, kaibigan ni napoles, corrupt, magnanakaw, pork barrel king, hari ng pork barrel, irresponsible, mahilig manisi, a big failure, tragedy, tragic, dead, infected, may kapansanan, utak bolinaw, masama ang ugali, swapang katulad ni danding, lahi ng cojuangcong swapang, user friendly, promiscuous, incestuous family, bad governance, makes no difference, liar, sinungaling, tarantado, dapat saksakin kapag nakita ng tao, sipain, matanda na, nagpapayaya pa, anak ng puta, anak ng dalawang puta, komunista, nubile, juvenile, tuliro, liar, walang pakinabang, duraan, tapunan ng bato, mapagmataasin, di marunong pumansin, di marunong tumanaw ng utang ng loob sa taong bayan, immature, lahi ng mababang uri ng pagkatao, mababa ang pagkatao, sila-sila lang kumita, kanya kanya mentality, ass na, hole pa, hayop ang pagkatao, di mo maasahan, hipokrito, deadma ang puta, impeachment, dapat i-people power, dapat gapusin, baboy, masahol, aso, aso ang cojuangco, nagkakantutan na parang mga aso, ulol, di nakikinig, pilosopo, puta at putang-ina, seloso, intrigero, asal aso, at sa bandang huli, uupo sa wheelchair.

WARNING!



BABALA - WARNING



Do not be taken in by the recent announcement of Malacanang that “GOVERNMENT BONUSES to state employees will be released early before Christmas. They just want “US” employees to SUBSIDIZE the incompetent relief efforts made by the AQUINO GOVERNMENT against the almost nationwide destruction made by Typhoon Yolanda to many regions of this country.

Sa madaling salita, they want us to pay for the relief efforts thru our “goodness and kindness” to our neighbors and relatives na sinalanta ng Yolanda, creating an excuse for them to say na ginawa na nila ang lahat. Ayaw nilang gamitin ang perang ibinayad natin para sa buwis at para hindi mabawasan ang perang gagamitin nila sa campaign kitty ni Mar Roxas sa 2016.

Ginigisa tayo ni Florencio Abad at Pnoy Aquino sa sarili nating mantika.

The bonuses of state employees are supposedly used to augment their personal disposable income, and must not be in any way, directed by this government towards the relief efforts. 

Choice na lang po natin if we give or donate to the refugees of Tacloban.


GAMITIN MUNA NILA ANG PERANG IBINAYAD NATIN SA TAXES BEFORE ASKING FOR MORE. THERE IS STILL TRILLIONS OF PESOS UNACCOUNTED FOR BY THIS GOVERNMENT.

HUWAG PO TAYO MAGPADALA SA KANILANG MAKUNWARING SISTEMA.

THE STATE BONUSES RELEASED TO STATE EMPLOYEES MUST REMAIN PERSONAL MONEY OF STATE EMPLOYEES.

LET AQUINO AND ABAD USE THE TAXES THAT WE PAY FOR THE RELIEF OF PEOPLE IN THE TYPHOON – STRICKEN AREAS IN THE VISAYAS.

HUWAG NATING PAYAGAN NA GAGUHIN LAMANG TAYO NINA ABAD AT AQUINO.

Lunes, Oktubre 21, 2013

MESSAGE TO THE PRESIDENT!

"I DON'T FUCKING CARE WHOEVER YOU   ARE ASSHOLE, FOR AS LONG AS YOU DON'T FUCKING TOUCH MY FUCKING MONEY!!!"









SHIT KA TALAGA! PINAGHIRAPAN KO YUN!!!

















Huwebes, Oktubre 17, 2013

RELATIVES NA AQUINO-COJUANGCO

    THE KAMAG-ANAK INCORPORATED
    One of the biggest urban legends of recent times in the Philippines, is the story that the Cory Administration was supposedly the “cleanest” among the Administrations in the last three decades.
    Philippines: Scandals During The Cory Administration One of the biggest urban legends of recent times in the Philippines, is the story that the Cory Administration was supposedly the “cleanest” among the Administrations in the last three decades. Thanks to Nostalgia, and the fact that her Administration was at the dawn of the internet age, much of the negativities of that Administration has been largely forgotten, and people tend to remember only the “good” things about that Administration. Well, thanks to Noynoy Aquino’s “holier-than-thou” campaign strategy, much of the “unpleasantries” during Cory’s time are being brought back to the surface slowly, but surely. Here are some that I have managed to dig out: ‘Philippine Air Lines Stocks to Nephews’ Cory approved in January 1992 the sale of 67% of the stocks of the Philippine Air Lines (PAL) to an investment group headed by her relatives, composed of one of her Tanjuatco nephews and three of her Cojuangco nephews. The sale resulted in a loss of USD 300-million plus for the Filipino people. The Philippine government, through the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS), owned the shares. 

And worse, her nephews did not even have the money to pay for the airline stocks. They borrowed the money that they used to pay the GSIS from three Philippine government-owned banks, even using the PAL stocks as collateral. ‘Philippine Air Lines Building Scandal’ “The PAL Scandal,” where Cory authorized in 1992 the sale of the PAL Building in San Francisco, California. It resulted, according to the column of the late journalist Louie Beltran, into a USD 6-million loss to the national airline. 
Cory did not charge Mr. Beltran with libel on this issue about the PAL Building. She, however, did file a libel case against Mr. Beltran and his publisher, Maximo V. Soliven on a separate issue, when Beltran wrote that Mrs. Aquino “hid under her bed during a coup d’etat attempt at the presidential palace in Manila.” ‘Bargain Sale of Companies to Lopa’ The assets of the Marcoses, the Romualdezes and their cronies were supposed to have been sequestered by the new Aquino administration, but Kokoy Romualdez’s (Ferdinand Marcos Sr.’s brother in law) 38 companies, which were worth billions of pesos, were not turned over to the Presidential Commission on Good Government. Cory instead during her first months in office, permitted the transfer of these 38 companies to her own brother-in-law, Ricardo “Baby” Lopa. What’s worst, was the fact that all 38 companies were bought back by Lopa during the transfer for the price of only USD 227,000. ‘Philippine Long Distance Company to Nephews’ The same case happened with the ownership of the Philippine Long Distance Company. Instead of sequestering the company for the Philippine government (as it was then controlled by the Marcos cronies), she returned the billion-dollar company to her Cojuangco nephews. She claimed that her nephews were illegally eased out by Mr. Marcos. The truth was that the Marcos cronies, whether their money were ill-gotten or not, paid the Cojuangcos the prevailing market-stock prices during the sale of equity that happened between them at the time when Marcos was still president. ‘Re-negotiation of Marcos’ Japanese Loans’ Cory approved the re-negotiation of the loans that Ferdinand Marcos Jr. obtained from Japan. The administration of Mrs. Aquino agreed that the loans would be paid in Japanese yen, rather than in U.S. currency that former Marcos negotiated. This simple change in currency resulted in a USD 5-billion increase in the loan principal. ‘Refusal to Give Hacienda Luisita to Farmers’ Cory publicly promised in 1986 that Hacienda Luisita will be distributed to the farmers. However, in 1987, she issued Presidential Proclamation 131 and Executive Order No. 229 just days before her legislative powers were going to revert back to Congress, to include a provision in the Land Reform program for a “Stock Distribution Option”, which allows landowners to comply with the Land Reform Law without actually giving land to the farmers. Hacienda Luisita of course took this new option, and thus was not redistributed to the farmers. ‘Double Cross of Doy Laurel’ Cory had promised to Doy Laurel that she would let him run the government as Prime Minister after Marcos was ousted, as Cory had no experience in politics. However, in March 1986 she issued Presidential Proclamation No. 3 declaring a revolutionary government, and dissolving the 1973 Constitution. This nullified Laurel’s position as Prime Minister as the Parliament was abolished. This prompted Laurel to break ties with the Aquino regime later. ‘Protecting Hacienda Luisita’s Interests’ Cory continued to protect Hacienda Luisita, even firing Miriam Defensor Santiago from her post at the Department of Agrarian Reform after she told the press her opinion that Cory should inhibit herself as chair of the Presidential Agrarian Reform Council (PARC), which was tasked to make the final decision on Hacienda Luisita’s application for the “Stock Distribution Option” (see section on ‘Refusal to Give Hacienda Luisita to Farmers’ above). ‘Garchitorena Land Scam’ In 1988, a foreclosed property of the United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) was sold to Sharp International Marketing for P3.8 million. Before the sale was closed, Sharp tried to sell the same property to the government for P56 million. The sale was eventually approved by the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR), but only after the price was inflated further to P65 million. The financier of the scam was Romeo Santos, an associate of Cory’s brother, Peping Cojuangco. He was also Cory’s campaign manager in Bicol.     
  “Not Getting Mad at, But Getting Even With, Tita Cory” by Bobby Reyes, http://www.mabuhayradio.com/sections/philippine-presidency/455-not-getting-mad-at-but-getting-even-with-tita-cory.html - “The Philippines Cory, Coups and Corruption” by John Greenwald, Jay Branegan and Nelly Sindayen, http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,969186,00.html - “Hacienda Luisita’s past haunts Noynoy’s future” by Stephanie Dychiu, http://www.gmanews.tv/story/181877/hacienda-luisitas-past-haunts-noynoys-future - “Cory’s land reform legacy to test Noynoy’s political will” by Stephanie Dychiu, http://www.gmanews.tv/story/182195/corys-land-reform-legacy-to-test-noynoys-political-will - “The Garchitorena land scam” by Stephanie Dychiu, http://www.gmanews.tv/story/182211/the-garchitorena-land-scam ARTICLE OWNED BY: http://rhk111sblogspot.wordpress.com/2010/04/12/scandals-during-the-cory-administration/ -Charles (master admin II) — with Bremstralung Dv and 5 others.
 

Linggo, Oktubre 13, 2013

BALLSY AQUINO EXTORT TRY

BALLSY AQUINO - EXTORTIONIST NG MRT CZECH-DEAL!
MAG-ASAWANG BALLSY AT ELDON CRUZ - KUNWARI PUPUNTA SA CZECHOSLOVAKIA PARA BUMISITA NG MGA "RELIGIOUS" SITES. YUN PALA, MAY MGA PLANONG MAG-"MIDDLE MAN" NG MRT DEAL NI PNOY AQUINO.
 THEN THEY BECAME SURPRISINGLY SILENT. WERE THEY DISCOVERED BA???

NAKAW SA DENR! - FROM DAILY TRIBUNE

Quick absolution for allies



Environment Secretary Ramon Paje, whose office has spent a staggering amount of some P22 million for meals served during conferences and even ordinary meetings and where funds were taken from projects that had suffered as a result, was reported by the Commission on Audit (CoA), which said this was an over expense of the DENR by 3,037 percent.
Based on the report, four and five-course lunches are being served during conferences worth between P550 and P600 per head. This amount is aside from snacks served at P120 to P174 per person.
The abuses noted in the audit report were the practice of providing breakfast even if meetings started at 9 a.m., morning snacks and lunch were served even for conferences that started beyond 12 noon and giving out full meals or snacks even for “routine/ordinary meetings that last for just an hour or two.”
Moreover, it was also found that his agency had a lot of the legislators’ pork barrel diverted to bogus non-government organizations (NGOs).
Through all these accusations, along with calls from his agency’s employees for him to step down, Noynoy has cleared him, which he usually does when it comes to his people.
Even in the face of evidence of clear abuse and misuse of public funds, along with his office having made questionable transactions with NGOs, Noynoy has refused to let go of him, just as he refuses to let go of his Budget secretary, Butch Abad, and other executives whom he has appointed, as he absolves them all from any abuse and misuse of public funds, even in the face of evidence and admissions from them.
Yet it is clear, in the case Paje, through his admission, not to mention the fact that the public funds spent on ultra-expensive food for meetings and conferences — as much as five meals everytime, that his agency has been engaged in dealing with dubious NGOs, that pocket the pork funds of legislators — that he and his agency can’t be treading the so-called straight path even when they try to project themselves as “righteous” and “clean.”
And that’s hardly just where misuse and abuse in the agency committed can be found. The DENR as a department, has always been known to have a lot of corrupt practices — whether on giving environmental clearances or even in mulcting “fines” from several big corporations and other corrupt practices.
What is it that Noynoy’s aides — who have already been reported by a state audit to have had anomalous practices — have on Noynoy that he has to always absolve them, even in the face of prima facie evidence against them?
In the case of his non-allies, however, even when the so-called evidence is flimsy, Noynoy quickly deems them guilty, yet when it comes to his secretaries and allies, he quickly absolves them.
Surely they must have something on Noynoy, for him to quickly absolve his aides who stand accused, and whom the employees of such agencies call for their resignations, such as Paje, SSS chief Emilio de Quiros and Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System’s Gerardo Esquivel, and not to forget, Butch Abad, who certainly has committed a lot of irregularities and violations of the law and the Constitution. All of them have been absolved of any irregularity by Noynoy and his Palace.
Noynoy was a congressmen for nine years before he joined the Senate. He certainly knew all these people and their “irregular” ways as many of them who are now his officials, were also once congressmen and part of his gang.
Noynoy also had his pork barrel, and it is not unlikely that his pork also went to dubious NGOs and ghost projects, although he is being protected by the CoA and his Budget secretary, which is why there is no CoA audit on his pork barrel.
Maybe people like Abad, Paje and a host of other executives under him today know too much, which could be the reason Noynoy quickly absolves them.

Sabado, Oktubre 5, 2013

OPEN LETTER TO A PEODPHILE :SECRETARY LUISTRO SINIPSIP ANG TITI NG MGA BATA SA LA SALLE

BASAHIN ANG SINABI NI LUISTRO. THIS IS AN ACT OF DISCRIMINATION TO THE LEGAL PROFESSION.

 PHILIPPINE STAR

MANILA, Philippines - Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno, whose parents were former teachers, yesterday paid tribute to teachers, whom she said do not steal from state coffers despite being poorly paid public servants.
The top magistrate made the statement as she spoke during the World Teachers’ Day celebration led by Education Secretary Armin Luistro.
“Encourage the youth to awaken their patriotic hearts. Do not let them stop dreaming for themselves and for a righteous nation,” Sereno said in Filipino.
She also urged teachers to show students the ill effects of corruption.
“Show them how the evil of corruption destroys the soul of our nation,” said Sereno, who was called “Punong Guro ng Katarungan” by Luistro.
For his part, Luistro said that teachers would always be remembered because even if teachers are not perfect individuals, they have planted many good things in people.
 
“The nation’s gratitude to you would never run out. On behalf of the government, accept our deep gratitude and high regard to you, our heroic teachers,” Luistro said in Filipino.
“A lawyer or a fixer is not needed to enter heaven. Students are the ones who would let us in,” he told the teachers.
                                            ***

Mister Luistro, ikaw ba ang nagsabi nito??? 

Did you say LAWYER???

AY PUTANG-INA KA LUISTRO! 

GUSTO MO BANG SIPSIPIN ANG TITI KO, PUTANG -INA KA??? 

Is that how you regard Lawyers, FIXERS!!?

MAHILIG KA BA SA BATA MISTER LUISTRO?

FOR YOUR FUCKING INFORMATION, LAWYERING OR THE LEGAL PROFESSION IS RECOGNIZED BY LAW  . . . .AND FIXERS ARE NOT!!!

IGNORANTE KA BA? 


WHY DO YOU MAKE IT AN EXAMPLE THAT BEING A LAWYER IS SIMILAR TO THAT OF A FIXER????

MISTER LUISTRO, WALANG PINAGKAIBA YUN SA PAGSASABI NA ANG MGA TEACHERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES AND EVEN THE SECRETARY OF EDUCATION ARE OCCASSIONAL EXTORTIONISTS??? IS IT NOT????

TAGA-SAAN KA BA LUISTRO? IKAW BA AY MAKABAYAN O ELITISTA???

GUSTO MO BANG SIPSIPIN ANG TITI KO?

SINUSUBO MO BA ANG ETITS NG MGA UNDERSECRETARY AT DIRECTORS MO???

SECRETARY LUISTRO, MASARAP BA ANG BLOWJOB???

ANO BA MGA TYPE MO, LALAKE O MGA BATA?

ARE YOU A PEDOPHILE??


Huwebes, Oktubre 3, 2013

KAWAWA ANG MGA WORKERS

Workers protest PNoy’s new labor laws

April 14, 2013 in Cordillera, employment by editors
By ALDWIN QUITASOL
www.nordis.net


BAGUIO CITY — Anakpawis Cordillera Regional Coordinator Micheal Cabangon said that the signing of President Benigno Aquino III of two new labor laws will not benefit the Filipino workers and their families at all.
On March 22, the president signed into law the Act Strengthening Tripartism. The law declared tripartism in labor relations as a state policy where employers and workers will be part of policy-making bodies of the government. The said law mandates the establishment of a National tripartite Industrial Peace Council (NTIPC). The body will be headed by the secretary of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).
Cabangon said such NTIPC will only serve as a venue to facilitate the collaboration among big businessmen, pro-management labor unions and groups and the government setting aside the true plight of the workers in the country. He said worker’s experiences in the past are enough to define how the workers are being waylaid when it comes to policy-making decisions and how the government favors the big businesses over the lowly workers such on the demand of wage increase.
In a statement of Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) national office, the labor center condemned the president for signing the two new labor laws.
KMU added that Filipino workers do not welcome Aquino’s “Trojan Horse” this coming Labor Day 2013.
According to KMU, the compulsory arbitration being mandated by the creation of NTIPC will hinder the worker’s right to strike. The group said it will add up to the already numerous requirements for holding strikes against unfair labor practices and abusive employers.
KMU national Chairperson Elmer Labog said the government tries to package said laws as pro-labor but they actually signal the intensification of violations of worker’s democratic rights.“These laws show that Aquino continues to serve big capitalists by offering cheap and repressed labor. He is trying to tighten control over workers in order to ensure big capitalists’ profits amidst crisis conditions,” Labog added. He said that the government is making existing labor laws worse for the country’s workers.
According to Labog, they have seen tripartism and compulsary arbitration in action and they are not pleased with their results. He said tripartism has only resulted in the crafting of more and worse anti-labor policies while compulsary arbitration has been used to delay workers’ strike so that big businessmen can act to lessen the impact of the workers’ protests.
KMU stated that the laws compliment the government’s refusal to hike wages by a significant amount, implementation of wage cut and wage freeze through the Two-Tiered Wage System, and legalization of contractual employment through the Labor Department’s Order No. 18-A Series of 2011. The labor center added that the new laws jibe with the Labor Secretary’s power to assume jurisdiction over labor disputes, legalized by Republic Act 6715 or the Herrera Law, an amendment to the country’s Labor Code.
Last April 12, KMU led a workers protest action at Mendiola in Manila to express their condemnation on the signing of the two new labor laws.

DISBURSEMENT ALLOCATION PROGRAM - DAP

The paragraph in question reads: “No law shall be passed authorizing any transfer of appropriations; however, the President, the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and the heads of Constitutional Commissions may, by law, be authorized to augment any item in the general appropriations law for their respective offices from savings in other items of the respective appropriations.”



"By Law" means it has to pass through Congress FIRST before any money or savings be appropriated by the President. In the absence of any law or authority from Congress, then the act of PNOY and ABAD appropriating the savings or money as "Disbursement Acceleration Program" or DAP to bribe senators and congressmen in the impeachment trial of a former Chief justice is considered illegal, immoral and unconstitutional. 

This is already tantamount to PLUNDER, LARCENY, GREED AND CORRUPTION AT THE HIGHEST LEVELS AND BETRAYAL OF THE PUBLIC TRUST. 
THERE SHOULD BE AN IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDING AGAINST THE PRESIDENT. 
THE PRESIDENT DID NOT ASK PERMISSION FROM THE CONGRESS, ERGO, FROM THE FILIPINO PEOPLE AS HIS BOSSES. AND SO WHAT HE COMMITTED WAS A CRIME AGAINST THE HARDWORKING FILIPINO PEOPLE AND OF THIS STRUGGLING NATION.
LET THE FILIPINO PEOPLE RALLY TO CALL FOR THE IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT.
WE WANT CONVICTIONS! FROM SENATORS DOWN TO CONGRESSMEN!

DO NOT SPARE THE MEMBERS OF THE LIBERAL PARTY. THEY ARE NOW COVERING UP FOR PNOY!