ANIMAL

KAWATAN SA IMMIGRATION

NAGPAPAPASOK SILA NG MGA INTSIK. BELIEVE IT OR NOT. INCLUDING ILLEGAL MONEY AND CHINESE DRUGLORDS WHO HAVE MONEY.

WHY? 

SOLAIRE IS THE KEY WORD.


UNDER ORDERS FROM "MALACANANG"

CHECK IT OUT WITH THE BI INSIDERS TO VERIFY.

PAANO NA

                "EH PAPAANO NA US . . . ?"

   

  "JUST GRIN AND BEAR IT PARDS"

henry sy at aquino

What happened to the millions of pesos that were donated by foreign donors for the rehabilitation of Tacloban?? 

Gagamitin na naman ba iyon ng mga Oligarchs thru PRIVATE PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS???

MAGTATAYO KA NGA NG BUILDING SA TACLOBAN PERO SI HENRY SY O RAMON ANG NAMAN ANG MAG MAMAY-ARI, DI NAKAW PA RIN YUN. 

SIYEMPRE  MAG CO-COMMISSION  NA NAMAN MGA KAMAG-ANAK NI NOY COJUANGCO AQUINO. 

ORAS NA PARA BITAYIN SI NOYNOY AQUINO

TARANTADO KA PALA!

KUNG HINDI BA NAMAN KAYO NAGPABAYAD KAY AQUINO!

GAGO KA PALA BONG REVILLA! 

YOU SHOULD NOT BE ELECTED ANYMORE FOR PUBLIC OFFICE.

what people say

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Me "tingkuling" talaga sa utak ang presidenteng ito.NAKAKAHIYA!.Walang katapusang paninisi ang ginagawa. Ganyan talaga ang mga taong vindictive-parang "inaanay" ang buong ang puso at pagkatao pag hindi makaganti o makabulalas ng panisisi. Bagay sa kanyang ang bansag na "Termite King."

EonaS Sunday, 17 November 2013 10:26 Comment Link

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I happened to see on tv a portion of this morning's town meeting in Guian, Samar.

Invigorated and energized by Obama's timely dash of humanitarian assistance, courtesy of the 7TH Fleet Forces and the brave Marines of MEU/MAW Okinawa - The INUTILE President-select Noynoy has all the bravado to speak like he was on top of things from the beginnings....almost taking credit for the big turnaround - of what used to be clueless approach handle to the CRISIS - the critical first four days after Nov 9th.

This Imbecile, tar-filled mouthed, PSP playing buffoon has the gall mouthing all this incredible stuff. Just damn pathetic. Saved by the convergence of major countries commitment of their air forces assets, naval ships logistical capabilities, personnel and medics from all corners of the globe...And all this Inutile saved for himself is the power-broker-ing, influence-peddler, pang-Sulsol-pang-Tustos sa Senador-congressman - DAP.

Vik Sunday, 17 November 2013 09:07 Comment Link

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This BOANG president will always have reason to go back to Tacloban not because he has love for the victims but because he wants to get back at the Romualdez clan. He wants to finished them off beccause his protege lost to his enemies. This mediocre creature is really a mad mad man. Tacloban will get zero funding from him. He will used all the donated money from abroad for vengiance. Those who are LP sympathizers will get most of the money while those who are his enemies will only get his poisoned saliva. This bastard, he should not have been the president if the computer maschines were not programmed.

leomar Sunday, 17 November 2013 08:49 Comment Link

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What a mediocre creature this abnoy is! His propensity to blame is indicative of an insecurity rooted in his full knowledge that he is ill-equipped to be a president . So when he is deficient and at fault, his immediate reaction is to point a finger at and blame others because he does not want to accept his culpability. And more - he does not know what to do. His behaviour is the behavior of a small child afraid to be punished by his parents. Without doubt, his parents had something to do with this behavior of his. I can tell their punishment was not corrective but simply inflictive.
He should have been taught not to look for anyone one to blame in a crisis situation, if this prevents him from moving forward and doing the right thing, if he is truly a leader. Huwag na siyang manisi; gawin na lang niya kung ano ang tama.

So why doesn't he blame his parents for turning out the way he is now. For being an abnoy and mentally challenged. They have a more direct causality in his failure now than anyone else.

The people are suffering because of his lack of leadership. The kindest thing he can do is to resign. He was never elected by the people anyway.

Guadalupe Sunday, 17 November 2013 08:26 Comment Link

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I don't normally curse, but for once, here it goes.....You Son of a Bitch, you are one piece of shit. You freakin' HYPOCRITE RETARD.

I've pushed 20 tons of rice and packed hundreds of relief goods myself. You visited the center and didn't even carry one sack of rice nor pack one bag of relief goods. You asshole.

Efficiencies....you don't know what that means, you piece of shit.

Get our trucks of relief goods to the people NOW, and not just in photo ops.

Tired and frustrated Atenean Sunday, 17 November 2013 08:2

WHISPERS IN THE WIND . . .

 "MAY MENSAHE PARA SA IYO PRE . . . . . . ."

SABI KO NA NGA BA!

HOY CACIQUENG ROXAS, DI BA LAHI  KAYO NG MGA ASWANG?!!

DI BA KINAIN AT INUBOS RAW NG GREAT-GREAT GRANDFATHER MONG ASWANG ANG MGA TAO SA ISANG KALAPIT NA BARRIO SA JAMINDAN, CAPIZ?

HOY PUTA, ANO BA ITONG MGA 
KUWENTONG ITO?

        ASWANG RAW ANG LAHI NIYO AH?!

 

NAKU, DELIKADO KA PALANG ASWANG KA!

               HETO ANG BAGAY SA IYO!

ANO ANG TUMATAKBO SA MGA UTAK NG HACENDERO?

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Aquino on Privatization: "Essentially, to have a better service, one must pay for more . . ."

President Noy Aquino gives a Heartwarming Speech to an assuring public

"Hindi po ako Magnanakaw. I repeat, hindi po ako Magnanakaw!

                            "Yeah, right."

                       "Absolutely boring."

         "Noy-noy, can i have extra soup please?"

           "Abaaaah! Marunong na si friend . . . ."

"Hmmmm . . .ano raw sinasabi nitong mokong na ito? Kalalabas lang ba nitong asungot na ito?"

"Ang lungkot naman. Nakalabas na ang friend ko, eh ako andito pa rin."

Ako worried talaga!

"Folks, di pa ba kayo worried?
Inuubos na nila ang pera ng taong bayan tapos di man lang kayo nagre-react?"

"Hindi niyo pa ba nahahalata ang mga kasinungalingan ng Daang Matuwid ni Noynoy?"

"Hellooooow?"

Boy Scout 101

Mr. President, isn't it too late in the day to go on a camping experience, while being obnoxious to the feelings of suffering earthquake victims???

                  Hilo ka na ba Mr. President?

 

At ipinagmamalaki mo pa raw ang sarap ng simoy ng hangin diyan sa Bohol.

Bakit hindi ka nalang mag-apply ng trabahong scout master.

                                     - - -

  

               Take it from me, Mr. Boy Iskawat.

What the FUCK???!!

Ambassador to Tokyo holds corporate posts

WHAT THE FUCK YOU MOTHER FUCKER!!!

October 25, 2013 9:49 pm

by Bernice Camille V. Bauzon Reporter

Manila Times

Philippine Ambassador to Washington Jose Cuisia Jr. is not the only head of mission who holds key positions in major corporations in the Philippines.
The Manila Times found out on Friday that Ambassador to Tokyo Manuel M. Lopez is a director of the board of ABS-CBN, chairman and chief executive officer of the Lopez Holdings Corp. and vice chairman of First Philippines Holdings Corporation (FPHC).
The Lopez Holdings Corp. is the Lopez Group’s flagship for investments. Its main assets are the FPHC and ABS-CBN Corp.
According to the profile posted on Lopez Holding’s website, the envoy is also chairman of the board of Rockwell Land and Bayan and a director of Meralco. Lopez is also a director in the board of Indra Philippines Inc., Sky Cable Corporation and First Philippine Realty Corporation.
President Benigno Aquino 3rd appointed Lopez ambassador in 2010. His appointment stirred controversy after ABS-CBN was highly criticized for its supposed pro-Aquino stance during the last presidential election.
The controversy grew after the President named Manuel Quezon 3rd and Ricky Carandang, former ANC broadcasters, as members of his communications group. ANC is the news channel of ABS-CBN.

 Earlier this week, former Ambassador and The Times columnist Rigoberto Tiglao questioned Cuisia’s retention of memberships on the boards of PhilamLife, Phinma, The Covenant Car Company (Chevrolet) and SM Prime Holdings.
Tiglao said the ambassador religiously attended board meetings. According to Phinma’s and SM Prime’s 2012 annual reports, Cuisia attended six of SM Prime’s meetings and five of Phinma’s.
An ambassador, Tiglao said, couldn’t leave his post that number of times in a year since it will divert his attention from his diplomatic duties.

 The same can be said of Lopez, who attended eight of ABS-CBN’s board meetings last year. This information was sourced from the company’s corporate governance report.
In 2011, the ambassador was present in only two of the 11 ABS-CBN board meetings.
Lopez, however, did not attend the network’s annual stockholders’ meetings in 2011 and 2012.
For FPHC, the ambassador attended four out of the 11 regular board meetings in 2011, as well as that year’s annual stockholders’ meeting.

 Lopez was present at the regular board meetings on March 3, May 5, May 30 and December 1. The annual stockholders’ meeting was also held on May 30.
In Lopez Holdings, where he is chairman, Lopez attended 10 out of 11 board meetings: on January 18, February 28, March 29, June 11, June 19, July 12, August 2, September 17, October 11 and December 13 last year.
As of February 28, Lopez is among the ABS-CBN’s top 20 stockholders, owning 146,186 shares, or equal to 0.02 percent.
But Lopez Inc., whose chairmanship the ambassador holds, owns 446,231,607 shares in ABS-CBN or 57.24 percent. Out of this, Lopez owns 25,288,897 shares.

 Aside from these, Lopez’s posting may be violating Section 23 of the Foreign Service Act of 1991, which orders the mandatory retirement of officers and employees of the department who reach the age of 65.
Lopez is about 71 years old.
Raul Hernandez, Foreign Affairs spokesman, said earlier that political appointees can serve beyond the age of 70.

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!!!

REMEMBER . . . .MY DEAR FRANK . . .

              THAT WHATEVER HAPPENS . . . 

            TITA JANET CARES FOR YOU . . . .

 

                          I REALLY DO

                                      OK?

                       "hihihihihihihihihi . . . . ."

RED FLAGS FOR THE 2015 ASEAN INTEGRATION!

 RP should industrialize like Sokor — expert
    Written by  Tribune
    Sunday, 20 October 2013 00:00

President Aquino’s boast in South Korea that the Philippines will soon follow in the footsteps of the prosperous Asian neighbor remains long way off and industrialization is needed for the Philippines to realize the goal of becoming a new tiger economy, economist and University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P) professor Bernie Villegas said.

Filipinos have to change their mindset about blue collar jobs as skilled workers will bring industrialization to the country, he said.
Villegas noted that skilled workers are the backbone of the manufacturing industry which will support inclusive growth in the country.

However, he said Filipinos should have a “paradigm shift” and look at blue collar jobs as critical contributor of economic growth as these jobs were often demeaned in the country.
Villegas cited that this culture has started during childhood since parents instill in children that the best jobs are those of doctor, engineer, lawyer and business managers.
Understanding the worth of skilled workers is also limited, according to Villegas.

“Few have realized that they can make more money out of being a plumber than being a lawyer (for some instances),” he said.

Further, Villegas mentioned that the country should now take advantage of the K+12 program and devote the last two years of the new education system into skills training.

“Convert this last two years in skills training program because the knowledge of these graduates will drive industrialization,” he noted.
The government shall also provide support and assure that the K+12 program will properly work, he added.
Aside from the skills training program, reviving manufacturing within rural areas will be crucial for industrialization.
In order to achieve this, Villegas said that the country will get these investors to develop within these zones, as much as possible away from Metro Manila.
And also, getting more “technical people” who are now working abroad will be very helpful for industrialization.
However, he said that the government should have a competitive offer to these offshore workers in order for them to come back and work in the Philippines.
The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), which is the largest business organization in the country, expects the economy to recover from the effects of recent political scandals and natural disasters.
PCCI president Miguel Varela said the economy will still be able to maintain its momentum as it already gained interests from other countries.
Varela noted that even with the past natural calamities such as the killer earthquake in Central Visayas and typhoons which ravaged some regions, foreign investors are keen to expand businesses in the country.
“(The) Philippines received so much interest (from other countries) based on business missions we participated (in),” he said.
The business group leader added that investors prioritized the strengths and potential of the Philippine economy rather than circumstances which can be resolved.
PCCI mentioned said the emergence of political issues nowadays including the controversial pork barrel system is actually a mark that the government is in the “cleansing stage” within its bureaus, addressing corruption in the country.
”This will serve as momentum of transformation despite issues on politics, disasters and territorial issues, among others,” said Varela.
“At the end of the day it’s business as usual for the Philippine economy,” the PCCI president concluded.
In his arrival message at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 2 in Pasay City on Friday evening, Aquino said he went home from South Korea with strong determination to achieve progress similar to South Korea’s gains.
The President likewise asked the support of every Filipino to join the collective effort to transform the country into a more progressive nation.
Also in his message, the President said he got the support of President Park Geun-Hye for the country’s quest for stability in its disputed territory.
There was fruitful discussion on the issues of defense, disaster response, trade, maritime dispute and sports, the President said.
President Park committed South Korea’s assistance to Zamboanga City, which was devastated by recent violence as well as to the Visayas region affected by a strong earthquake this week.
South Korean companies like Hanjin have committed to intensify its investment in the country, he reported. The Korea Electric Power Corp., which contributes to around 10 percent of power generated in the country, wanted to widen its operations in the Philippines.
Lotte, company engaged in hotel business, wants to put up hotel projects in the Visayas region, the President said. It also eyes to invest in other parts of the country to build more hotels, theme park, office space, and others.
South Korea’s National Pension Service has an available billion that could be invested in the Philippines each year, according to the President.
The extraordinary developments in the Philippine economy have generated a lot of interest in South Korea to bring its money here and invest, Aquino said.
The President also said he had a successful interaction with Filipinos leaving or staying in South Korea while in his two-day state visit to that country.