ORAS NA PARA BITAYIN SI NOYNOY AQUINO

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

what Tribune says

 Noynoy and his Liberal Party, especially its president, Mar Roxas, the presidential anointee, by now realize that they can no longer escape blame and responsibility for whatever damaging issue comes their way, as like it or not, Noynoy’s presidency and his administration have already been defined negatively on the basis of their mishandling of the “Yolanda” crisis.
As they would be defined by their inaction and uncaring nature, this would have a negative impact on the LP bid to stay in power after 2016.
It will be difficult for Noynoy and the LP to get the electorate to trust them again to do a good job, even after the Yolanda crisis settles down, because there will be more crises coming their way — and not just on issues such as typhoons and earthquakes.
Before Yolanda, Noynoy and his aides somehow always got away with evading responsibility and accountability, even as they continued playing the blame game. It was always somebody else’s fault, never theirs. And whatever promises they made but were never fulfilled, people somehow glossed over, mainly due to Noynoy’s yellow media and his yellow manipulated surveys that constantly gave him high popularity ratings even when other items in the same surveys were already clearly contradictory, such as high concerns of the respondents over government poor performance.
But with the blame game played by Noynoy in Tacloban, three days after the monster typhoon hit the Visayas, with Leyte and Samar being brought to their knees, it was much too clear to Filipinos that Noynoy and his LPs have gone too far in evading responsibility for their unpreparedness, unfeeling and uncaring national government’s response to the crisis in these two provinces.
Filipinos saw for themselves how Noynoy and his aides continued to play the blame game and vindictive politics in Tacloban, three days into the typhoon crisis and their failed bid to evade responsibility, which brought back all those other times that Noynoy evaded responsibility over the many other crises, not to mention his and his government’s unpreparedness for any sort of crisis, sometimes of their own making.
They remembered the way Noynoy and his LP allies mishandling of the August 2010 Manila hostage crisis, and his refusal to accept responsibility for the botched hostage rescue which left at least eight Hong Kong tourists dead, with one more still in the ICU to this day.
Worse, Noynoy refused to charge his allies who were responsible for their botched rescue operations and to this day, no sanctions have been meted for their criminal negligence.
Talk has been making the rounds that the Tacloban mayor, Alfred Romualdez, who is a Noynoy foe, for being related to Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, a day after Yolanda hit the city and the province, had already asked the national disaster council to come to their aid, as devastation of his city was massive. His call went unheeded. The second day, a Sunday, Romualdez was said to have pleaded for the national government to send the military and the police forces to take over the peace and order situation.
Even on the third day, when Noynoy flew to Tacloban, and there were already reports of looting, starvation and people exposed to the elements, as they have lost their homes, Noynoy was still on his blame game mode, compounded by his political vindictiveness, as he even walked out of the disaster council meeting, refusing to heed the pleas of businessmen who had complained of looting and of being shot for trying to stop the looting of their stores. This was met by a stony “well, you’re not dead, are you?” response.
And even on the fifth day, there was hardly any strong government presence or even the military presence. It had to take international media to bring this issue out.
All these will be remembered, now and in 2016, as the people now know that they have been served so poorly by a president whose propaganda of thei being his boss was believed, but whose belief today has been shattered by Noynoy and his LPs through their uncaring ways.

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You are absolutely right! Even my kasambahay who is from Capiz, declares "wala hong kwenta yang si abnoy. Selective ho ang tulong niya. Maski ho yung si Mar Roxas, ni hindi ho nanalo sa amin yan."

How then in heaven's name can they come forth and aspire for higher office or a continuance? People are saying, that it should have been Gibo who should have been president. He would know what to do in crisis situations and he cannot be dictated upon by allies and kkk. He knows how to lead! Ang pagsisisi ay talagang nasa huli. Although I did not vote for Gibo or any candidate associated with GMA. Now I wonder how many people are regretting not having done so?

The LP and its candidates, will definitely lose in 2016. There is no way for them to ingratiate themselves back to the people's trust and confidence.

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?"

DECEIVING THE FILIPINO PUBLIC!

"Cuisia is a VIOLATOR OF THE LAW ON PUBLIC OFFICIALS. He is the current PH AMBASSADOR to the United States, while at the same time, a Corporate officer of many private corporations including CHEVROLET, SM PRIME HOLDINGS and FIRST GEN ENERGY of the ABS-CBN of the LOPEZES."

"WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON?!!!"

 

 IS AMBASSADOR CUISIA SERVING THE INTERESTS OF THE OPUS DEI, WHERE HE IS CURRENTLY A MEMBER OF, OR DOES HE SERVE THE NATIONAL INTERESTS?

DANCE OF THE MILLION PORKS IN LUNETA!

DANCE OF THE MILLIONS!

MESSAGE TO JUANA CHANGE:

LET'S CREATE A DANCE OF THE 100 MILLIONS AT LUNETA PARK!

WE WILL CALL FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE PORK BARREL
 
,INDICTMENT OF NOYNOY AND HIS CABINET AND CONVICTIONS OF SENATORS AND CONGRESSMEN WHO ARE LIABLE FOR THE PLUNDER OF OUR NATION.

LET'S CALL FOR A NATIONWIDE PARTICIPATION!

A SUGGESTED OPENING NUMBER IS JOHN  TRAVOLTA'S DANCE FEVER (YOU SHOULD BE DANCING AKA YOU SHOULD BE PORKING!!!)

COSTUME SHOULD BE PORK-INSPIRED AND THE MOOD SHOULD BE FESTIVE BECAUSE OF MILLIONS OF PLUNDER MONEY POCKETED BY THESE THIEVES!

FORMER COMMISSIONER NG IMMIGRATION ISANG EXTORTIONIST

                                               - - - - -
NATAKASAN NG TATLONG BESES UNDER HIS MANAGEMENT KASI NAGPABAYAD PALA! 

ANG MGA TAUHAN NIYANG SI CAPTAIN TALAROC AT MAJOR OROPEL AY KAPWANG MGA EXTORTIONISTS. IN CONNIVANCE WITH FORMER "MAGDALO" SOLDIERS WHO HAD BEEN ABSORBED AS EMPLOYEES, THEY EXTORTED MONEY FROM A WANTED KOREAN AND ANOTHER FOREIGNER WHO WERE ABLE TO ESCAPE THE BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.

KAYA PO FORCED RESIGNATION NA SI RICKY DAVID. HE WAS AFRAID THAT PNOY WOULD DISMISS HIM IN "PUBLIC".

KAWAWANG UNGGOY ACCORDING TO OUR INFORMANTS. 

MAKALUNOS.

AQUINO DISREGARDS THE EXISTING LAWS AND REGULATIONS;DEPRIVING BENEFITS OF STATE EMPLOYEES

BI officers at NAIA protest lost overtime pay

By Rudy Santos (The Philippine Star) | Updated August 17, 2012 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - Bureau of Immigration (BI) officers assigned to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) wore yellow armbands yesterday to protest the “unlawful” suspension of their overtime pay.

Senior immigration officer Floro Balato Jr. said Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima, in a July 31 memorandum to President Aquino, recommended discontinuing the practice of customs, immigration and quarantine (CIQ) personnel charging airlines for their overtime pay.
On Aug. 3, Transportation and Communications Secretary Manuel Roxas II wrote the Board of Airline Representatives and the Airline Operators Council, advising them to stop paying overtime to CIQ personnel and report any violation of this policy.
“We wear this yellow arm band to call the attention of President Aquino regarding this matter,” Balato said.
He called on the government to shoulder their overtime pay or “outsource” the function.
Balato said their overtime pay is supported by the Philippine Immigration Act and the Tariff and Customs Code, and discontinuing their payment would only benefit airlines.

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“Why will government suddenly answer for the airline company’s overtime fees to CIQ, when these are in the nature of their operating expenses for the longest time?” Balato said.

WHERE IS HE?????

DUWAG AT PALA-UTOS ANG PUTANG-INA!!!

NAGTATAGO KUNG KAILAN MAY PROBLEMA!!!