MAG INGAT KA NA MR PRESIDENT

MARAMI KANG WINASAK NA BUHAY. 
NA LAY-OFF KAMI SA MGA TRABAHO NAMIN AT ANG TANGING KASALANAN LANG NAMIN AY NAGING CONTRACTUAL KAMI SA PANAHON NI GLORIA.

MGA SIMPLENG TAO LAMANG KAMI MR. PRESIDENT. 

AT PINAG-INITAN MO KAMING LAHAT???

NATIONALIZE SM AND MERALCO!!!

NATIONALIZE MERALCO AND SHOEMART

 Let the People of this country own these business!

They already profited and it is time that MERALCO and SM be turned over to the people!

MARTIAL LAW should be declared by the NEXT caretaker PRESIDENT and expel the OLIGARCHS AND JESUITS FROM THE COUNTRY!!!

walang ipinag-kaiba . . .

                                 SA EBAK.

gagong dswd secretary

MGA ANTIPATIKO SA MALACANANG

WORM’S EYEVIEW: Why discourage assembly or curtail autonomy?

By Manny Valdehuesa on March 24 2014 12:13 am

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (MindaNews/23 March) — There will be “synchronized” Barangay Assembly meetings nationwide on Saturday, March 29.

It’s unclear how synchronized assemblies promote autonomy or local governance, but it is routine practice now although it has no palpable effect on governing efficiency or proficiency.

In any case, consider these thoughts as you prepare for this week’s assembly.

If you limit the way people exercise discretion, a right, or an entitlement, you dampen creativity
or initiative, encourage laziness or dependency, and discourage autonomy or resourcefulness.

This is what the President unwittingly did when he issued Proclamation No. 260 in September 2011. Through it he decreed that barangays assemble only twice yearly — once on the last Saturday of March and again on the second Sunday of October.

The proclamation attracted little or no attention; not even from Congress. No pork or perks or DAP, I guess. But it was a radical move. It ran counter to Sec. 397 of Republic Act 7160 (the Local Government Code) which states: “The Barangay Assembly shall meet at least twice a year….” which certainly means it may meet more than two times or as often as it wishes.

P-Noy amended the law and no one in Congress gave a hoot!

In his proclamation the phrase “AT LEAST” somehow transmogrified to mean “AT MOST”—which of course was wrong. Compounding the wrong, the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) directed all the 42,000+ barangays of the nation to comply with it year after year. So it subsists to this day and no one seems concerned.

Limiting People Power

What happens now to the right of citizens to convene their Barangay Assembly—which, although admittedly still dysfunctional, is their parliament and legislative governing body?

Composed as it is of all voting residents, this Assembly has superior authority over all officials and units of the barangay government. After all, it’s literally a CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY! And it has right to convene at any time, as many times as it wishes. But the President says otherwise.

Through Proclamation No. 260 he drastically limits the community’s capability to meet and address local governance issues. Too bad for autonomy and the principle of subsidiarity.

Perhaps it doesn’t occur to the President, or no one tells him, that this Assembly is our local parliament, that it has power to straighten out policy or programs through initiative, as well as power to discipline any official through recall. Powerful!

It also doesn’t seem to strike the President that delimiting or reducing the frequency of barangay deliberations violates the need for free and open exchange of ideas at the grassroots. Does he know that this also constricts the democratic space and strengthens the hand of trapo oligarchs who seek to monopolize or manipulate local governance.

Awaken, Not Deaden, Citizen Initiative!

Someone should tell him that in issuing the Proclamation, he was in violation thrice over: 1) he unilaterally changed the law (Sec. 397 of R.A. 71600) without benefit of congressional action or concurrence; 2) he curtailed the right of citizens to exercise their sovereign right to assemble and engage in deliberative conversations as often as they wish; and 3) he hinders the formation of the popular will on how the local government should proceed with its business (usually expressed in resolutions or declarations after copious debate, discussion, or exchange).

All this was brought home to me during the aftermath of Typhoon Sendong in Cagayan de Oro over three years ago.

Because more than one-third of the city’s barangays were badly punished by Sendong, I thought that it would help the victims greatly if the survivors throughout the city could assemble and regroup. They could then take stock of the damage, the dead, and the missing. But as it happened, they were loath to assemble because they were told that they had already done so two months earlier (in October).

When the DILG Secretary visited the city, our movement suggested that he authorize the Barangay Assemblies to convene so the affected ones could do stock-taking and plan their recovery while the less affected ones could discuss how to marshal their resources to help victims.

To my consternation, the request was denied on the spot. They had already convened twice before Sendong, he said. I explained in vain that that was before and we were now in an emergency, that in any case the law does not limit the number of times a Barangay Assembly can meet, and that the bottom line should be to let the barangaynons decide because it’s their Assembly after all.

All I got for an answer was a look that said, “Mas marunong ka pa sa akin!” as he turned to leave. Beside him at the time was DSWD Secretary Dinky Soliman who could only shrug and flash her signature smile.

In any case, it struck me that the very agency charged with empowering people by promoting the spirit of autonomy or self-governance was preventing the exercise of initiative in victimized communities. I was clearly one of the affected people, and so was the Gising Barangay Movement, but we were ignored! It made me wonder if the attitude reflected the President’s, because it certainly didn’t lift my enthusiasm or that of the people around me.

(MindaViews is the opinion section of MindaViews. Manny Valdehuesa is former UNESCO regional director for Asia-Pacific, secretary-general of Southeast Asian Publishers Association, director at Development Academy of the Philippines, member of Philippine Mission to the United Nations, vice chair of Local Government Academy, member of the Cory Government’s Peace Panel, and PPI-UNICEF awardee for outstanding columnist. You may email him at  valdehuesa@gmail.com)

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RECOMMENDATIONS

What the new President of the Philippines must do:

1.   Cheapen the electricity – Open the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant. Prohibit “Oligarchs and Big Corporate People” from owning/operating the Plant. Instead, create a law that would make the BNPP a public company, then put EVERY FILIPINO CITIZEN as STOCKHOLDER of the BNPP Corporation. All Citizens must be given an account number and passbook at a government bank and all profits being incurred by the BNPP from servicing CORPORATIONS, MALLS AND INDUSTRIAL CENTERS, owned by OLIGARCHS shall inure to the benefit of all the common man. Wala pong BLUE-CHIP-BLUE CHIP dito. Make the profits available for everybody. Why not? Sila na lang ba ang pwede kumita???

2.   ABOLISH Contractualization of Labor, especially-  ng SM- Sobrang abuso na ang SM Corporation. Obligate them to regularize at least 75% of all their contractuals after 6 months. What the SM is doing right now is abuse of human dignity and labor. STOP CONTRACTUALIZATION.

3.   ASSIST people, farmers, laborers, fishermen, planters, skilled personnel or even professional groups establish profit-based cooperatives like agri-business cooperatives, rural banking or even mining cooperatives. Instead of just waiting for the submission of complete paperwork from the common tao, the GOVERNMENT must PRO ACTIVELY ASSIST the people earn money!!! Huwag itago sa common TAO ang mga paraan kung papaano kumita ng pera. Kulang ang ginagawa ng TRC at TESDA. Dapat hanggang grassroots ang efforts nila. With all the MONEY IN THE GOVERNMENT, it is too impossible for the government not to generate employment and economic opportunities.

4.   PROMOTE ALL FILIPINO PRODUCTS. Huwag patayin ang sariling atin. Mandate TV and Radio Advertising to at least 60% of the products advertised are purely FILIPINO-made. Nagiging dumping ground na tayo ng mga foreign products kaya ang dami na sa atin ang nagkakasakit ng cancer, skin diseases, viruses or even high blood. We should help local and small time capitalists.

5.   Reforestation -  the government should embark on massive reforestation, PRONTO!!! Nauubos na mga puno natin sa logging. Sa Quezon nalang, halos ubos na mga century trees. Inubos na ng mga Angara.

6.   Promote Food Security – assist and help the farmers, fishermen, fruit growers, livestock keepers and contract farming industry. STOP BUILDING MALLS AND GROCERIES!!! Let us patronize our public markets and our agricultural industry.

7.   Promote the HERBAL medicine industry. This is cheap, healthy and readily available. Because if people are encouraged to be proactive in the health keeping, they will spend less and less on modern medicine. They will become more dependent on themselves and less dependent on Doctors. Health is a personal responsibility.

8.    Open the communications industry to foreign investors. Sobra na ang SMART at GLOBE. Imagine, 1 Peso per text??? Grabe, greedy talaga! And not to mention, they’re intrusion into your private number by way of ADS and announcements. They are using your number to promote their businesses. They’re killing the hen that lays the golden egg. Or increase the police powers of the NTC to regulate the cost of calls and texts.

9.   COMPEL THE BIR to collect IMMEDIATELY from TAX EVADERS like LUCIO TAN etc!!! We need the MONEY TO JUMPSTART THE ECONOMY. And we need it NOW!!!

10.                     Deregulate the price of Oil. Bring back the OPSF.

11.                     Reduce the prices of basic commodities. Ano pa nga ba?

12.                     Reduce TAXES. You are reducing the Filipino people and especially the middle class to SLAVERY. Abolish unnecessary taxes or fees like the Homeowner tax. We are virtually left with NOTHING!!! Wala na kaming pera ibabayad!!!

13.                     Build more public hospitals. This country needs it. Maraming mahirap at maraming naghihirap. We should not deny our impoverished brothers the needed healthcare. GAGO na ang susunod na PRESIDENTE kung mga CASIQUE pa rin ang tutulungan niya!

14.                     Reform the SSS, Philhealth and GSIS. Reduce contributions, reduce overexposure of investments and increase benefits of the common tao!!!

15.                     Remove the name NINOY AQUINO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (NAIA), revert back to MIAA. Noynoy’s family don’t own our airports.

16.                     Penalize the Filipino movie industry. PURO RACKET, LOVE TEAM AT DRAMA ang ipinapakita, WALANG VALUES NA ITINUTURO SA MGA BATA! Si Cesar Montano, Peque Gallaga at Raymond Red lang ang MAGALING. karamihan, GAGO!

17.                     Once and for all, this government should make an ALL OUT WAR SA NEW PEOPLE’S ARMY! ORAS NA PARA LIPULIN ANG MGA BANDIDONG ITO. Hirap na ang mga tao sa pakikisama sa mga punyetang ito!

18.                     DISTRIBUTE HACIENDA LUISITA PRONTO!

19.                     EXPEL THE ELITE AND GREEDY JESUITS OR THE SOCIETY OF JESUS. THEY USE THE ATENEO SYSTEM TO INTERVENE IN GOVERNMENT POLICIES, BENEFITTING JESUITIC INTERESTS. EXPEL THEM.

20.                     CREATE MORE PARKS AND ZOOS FOR PEOPLE. Encourage sustainable development.

21.                     INCREASE THE SALARIES OF LABORERS AND GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.

22.                     PROVIDE SMALL CAPITAL FOR SMALL ENTREPRENEURS. .

23.                     Reform our Educational processes. Masyadong foreign ang approach. Besides, we buy too many books na di naman kailangan ng bata.

24.                     Encourage the values of RESPECT and RESPONSIBILITY in our Communities.

25.                     Cultivate the Deuterium and Natural Gas for the benefit of the common tao. They should be the stockholders and not the Ayalas, Cojuangcos, Sys, Yuchengcos, Del Rosarios etc.

26.                     Reduce TV commercials during certain periods at evenings.

PUTA INA NINYO!!!!

PUTANG-INA NINYO! AKALA NINYO DI NAMIN ALAM ANG GINAGAWA NINYONG PANLOLOKO SA TAONG BAYAN!!!

HERO BA ITO, O KOMUNISTANG GAGO??!

HE WAS A COMMUNIST SUPREMO AND SYMPATHIZER

              AND SO IS OUR PRESIDENT

                      OK LANG SA INYO?

RALLY YOUR RESISTANCE GROUPS

AS OF THIS TIME, MANY SUPPORTERS OF THIS BLOG HAD INFORMED THIS BLOG, "BULOK NA DAAN", THAT MANY ARE ORGANIZING THEIR OWN ARMED PARTISAN GROUPS IN MANY AREAS OF THE COUNTRY. 

APPARENTLY, MANY PEOPLE ARE PREPARING TO OVERTHROW THIS GOVERNMENT. THEY ARE ORGANIZING RESISTANCE GROUPS COMPOSED OF GUNHOLDERS, FORMER MILITARY AND POLICE MEN AND VARIOUS OTHER PROFESSIONAL GROUPS AND CIVILIANS IN THE COUNTRY.

MANY PEOPLE BELIEVE TODAY THAT THE AQUINO GOVERNMENT IS NOT SINCERE AND GREEDY TO THE POINT OF BEING CALLOUS, BORDERING ON THE INSANE AND DICTATORIAL. 

THEY ARE NOT PRO-PEOPLE. 

WE SUPPORT THE EFFORTS OF ORGANIZED RESISTANCE GROUPS AND WE ARE CURRENTLY STOCKPILING FOOD, WEAPONS, GUNS, KNIVES, WATER AND MEDICINE KASI ALAM NAMIN, MAGKAKAGULO NA ITO. 

MANY INVESTORS ARE ALREADY LEAVING THE COUNTRY, OUR CONTACT FROM BOTH THE D.O.T. AND M.I.A.A. CONFIRMS THIS.

EVEN PRESIDENT AQUINO JUST SIGNED A STRICTER GUN PENALTY YESTERDAY, BECAUSE HE KNOWS A REVOLUTION IS DANGEROUSLY CLOSE BEHIND HIM.

THIS COUNTRY IS ON THE BRINK OF A REVOLUTION. THERE WILL BE MASS BOMBINGS OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AND OFFICES. MALACANANG WILL BE THE PRIME TARGET, ACCORDING TO ONE OF OUR SOURCES. THERE WILL BE ASSASSINATIONS OF CABINET SECRETARIES AND "IMPORTANT" GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS.

MGA KAPATID, MAGHANDA NA KAYONG LAHAT!!!

MGA PUTA

MGA PULIS SA TACLOBAN SINIBAK NI AQUINO DAHIL DI NAGREPORT FOR DUTY???!!!

AY ANAK NG PUTA!!! FOR YOUR INFORMATION MR. PRESIDENT ABNOY AND MAR ROXAS, LAHAT SILA BIKTIMA! 

YOU ARE ASKING FOR THE IMPOSSIBLE FOR DEMANDING THAT THESE PEOPLE TO REPORT FOR DUTY, WHILE MANY OF THEM ARE DEVASTATED BY SUDDEN LOSS OF LIVES AND PROPERTY!!!

TULIRO PA ANG MGA UTAK NG MGA IYAN. MAAWA NAMAN KAYO SA KANILA MGA GARAPATA KAYO!!!

PUTANG-INA KAYONG DALAWA! MGA UGALING HACENDERO TALAGA! SALOT SA LIPUNAN!!!

PUTANG-INA, NANGINGINIG NA KAMI SA GALIT DITO SA KAWALANG HIYAAN NA GINAGAWA NINYONG DALAWA DIYAN SA TACLOBAN!!!