THE 3 MAJOR CONSPIRATORS OF THE RECENT DAVAO BOMBINGS

                  DANDING COJUANGCO

                     VOLTAIRE GAZMIN'

                        NONOY PALABOY

AYAW NILANG NAG-KOKOMENT ANG MGA TAO SA PROBLEMA NG BANSA. THEY WILL TRY TO INTIMIDATE YOU SO THAT YOU WILL KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT.

EVEN IF THEY HAVE TO BOMB YOUR CITY.


THE  ACTS OF BOMBING HAD BEEN CALCULATED TO ACHIEVE 2 MAJOR THINGS:

FIRST, TO CREATE A WEDGE BETWEEN THE MNLF LIVING IN DAVAO AND THE PEACEFUL DABAWENYOS, THEREBY ISOLATING COMMUNITIES OF PEOPLE AND CAUSING DIVISIONS AND RIFTS AMONG AND BETWEEN THEM (CONSEQUENTLY WEAKENING THE MNLF) AND;

SECOND, TO WARN THE CITY GOVERNMENT AND THE FREEDOM- LOVING CITIZENS OF DAVAO NOT TO COMMENT OR MAKE PUBLIC PROTEST ON THE MISHANDLING OF THE ZAMBOANGA CRISIS.

WHERE IS HE?????

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

NAGTATAGO KUNG KAILAN MAY PROBLEMA!!!

PALIBHASA, BENGATIBO AT GAGO

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President Aquino and his pork

By Nelson Forte Flores | Posted on Sep. 04, 2013 at 12:01am | 902 views

PRESIDENT Benigno Simeon Aquino III had to resort to smooth talking in an apparent bid to make it appear to his “bosses” that he is acquiescing to their wishes to abolish the pork barrel system. But is he really abolishing the pork barrel which is officially known as the Priority Development Assistance Fund? Let us see.
In a televised speech three days before the historic Aug. 26 People’s Cry against the Pork Barrel in Luneta, B.S. Aquino declared the abolition of PDAF but justified its existence, a clear indication that he finds nothing wrong in it. He said pork barrel enables lawmakers to identify and finance projects that cannot be afforded by local government units.
“Wala pong mali o masama sa polisiyang ito. Ang mali, ang masama, at ang siya ngang ikinagagalit ng taumbayan, ay ang pagsasabwatan sa pagitan ng isang pangulong handang makipagtransaksyon para manatili sa kapangyarihan; mga mambabatas handang makipagkuntsabahan; at kung nariyan ang kooperasyon ng burukrasya; at mga mamamayang tila namanhid na sa panlalapastangang ginagawa sa kanila–kung nagsama-sama po ang mga sangkap na ito, maaaring maabuso ang PDAF. Kailangan nating maniguradong hindi na maaabuso ang sistema,” Aquino stressed.
The practice of doling out pork to lawmakers resumed in 1990 during the administration of B.S. Aquino’s late mother former President Corazon Aquino after an 18-year hiatus throughout the dictatorial regime of Ferdinand Marcos. At the time it was called Countrywide Development Fund.
At the same time, B.S. Aquino revealed that he already directed the Department of Budget Management to take the appropriate steps that would prevent abuses in PDAF spending. “Inatas po nating itala sa Pambansang Budget kung magkano ang PDAF na natatanggap ng bawat mambabatas, at ipinagbawal na rin natin ang congressional insertions. Partikular na lamang ang menu na puwedeng paglagyan ng PDAF, hindi katulad dati kung kailan inilalagay lamang ito sa kung saan-saan. Hinihingi na rin natin ang mga detalye ng proyekto, di gaya ng nakaraan kung kailan kahit malawak ang depinisyon ay naaaprubahan ito…”
However, as B.S. Aquino abolished the PDAF he immediately categorized the now nameless fund as budget for line item projects of lawmakers. He explained that line budgeting is the mechanism that would ensure that the people’s money is not corrupted by unscrupulous politicians and individuals. The executive department will still finance the lawmakers’ pet projects but with a catch. From now own the lawmakers’ projects will be subject to closer scrutiny for “accountability purposes.”

What B.S. Aquino did not really say is that pork is the “grease” that makes the cogs of Congress run smoothly for him and all other previous occupants of Malacanang. Without this fat, Congress won’t be under the beck and call of the President. Pork is the incentive (or should I say bribe?) that motivates lawmakers to toe the President’s line. This is really why pork cannot be abolished.
So in effect what the President did when he talked about abolishing the PDAF was he took with his left hand what he gave with his right. B.S. Aquino just tightened his grip on the members of Congress. The members of Congress would now be easier to control.
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There are some who are of the opinion that the removal of Renato Corona from the Judiciary as its chief is part of his grand design to control that institution and it served as a prelude to his plan to control the legislature. I did not believe that then but I am now having some doubts.
With one press statement announcing tighter controls for the much hated pork barrel funds, B.S. Aquino recently managed to tighten his hold on Congress without looking bad in public. This “decisive” act was the final straw to bring the three separate co-equal institutions of government – executive, legislative and judiciary – under B.S. Aquino’s influence. Now the tenant in Malacanang has a “say” in every government institution in the country.
Now it is evident that except for Marcos and perhaps his teacher Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, B.S. Aquino, through wily political maneuverings and sheer luck, now exerts more governmental power than any other past president. It seems that the only remaining institutions that have not completely fallen under his sway are the press and the church.
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Janet Napoles finally went to Malacanang and surrendered to B.S. Aquino after the government placed a P10-million bounty on her head. Not only did the President graciously accept Napoles’ surrender, he even accompanied her to Camp Crame without suffering the inconvenience of a handcuff.
Well, well, well. I remember that B.S. Aquino refused to meet Jamalul Kiram III, the Sultan of Sulu, when he tried to meet him in a bid to resolve the Sabah controversy. Kiram’s only fault was that he tried to reclaim Sabah for the Philippines.
If what Napoles, who is accused of illegal detention and is said to be behind the multi-billion peso pork barrel scandal that only apparently benefits the corrupt politicians, received is not special treatment, then I do not know what it is. Perhaps that is the regular order of the day.
Nelson Flores is senior associate editor of Fil-Am Press. He lives in Houston, Texas.

MAG PEOPLE POWER ULI TAYO!

MAGSAMA-SAMA NA PO TAYO! ANOTHER ROUND OF PEOPLE POWER!

SUPPORT LUNETA MARCH FOR THE FILIPINO PEOPLE

 

SUPPORT THE MILLION MARCH TO LUNETA! 

PNOY GOVERNMENT OWES THE FILIPINO PEOPLE. WE DO NOT OWE ANYTHING TO THE AQUINOS!

NOT EVEN TO THE VAGINA OF KRIS AQUINO!!

IS IMEE NINOY'S BASTARD DAUGHTER?

THE COMMUNIST SUPREMO

 

IMEE MARCOS

THINK ABOUT IT?

PAGBABARILIN NIYO NA KASI SILA

DAR slammed for Luisita audit process maneuvering

• Written by  Charlie V. Manalo
• Sunday, 12 May 2013 00:00

Activist party-list group Anakpawis yesterday slammed the grave abuse of power by the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) to dictate the ongoing process to audit Hacienda Luisita Inc. (HLI).
The group said the DAR is continuously pushing the two audit firms that have previous link to the Cojuangco’s HLI to participate in its de facto bidding procedure.

In a statement, Anakpawis party-list vice chairman Fernando Hicap said the DAR is extending its “power trip” up to the point that it is meddling on the ongoing process to choose an independent audit firm to look into HLI records.
Such records supposedly pertain to the P1.33 billion HLI owes to farm worker beneficiaries for the selling of more than 500 hectares of land parcel to Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) and North Luzon Expressway (Nlex) management.
“Despite the resounding and majority decision of parties involved in the auditing process namely the Alyansa ng mga Manggagawang Bukid sa loob ng Asyenda Luisita, 1989 Original Farmer Beneficiaries, Farmers for Agrarian Reform Movement, Inc., Luisita Supervisory Union of Hacienda Luisita Inc., the United Luisita Workers Union, and by Mr. Noel Mallari to get the Ocampo, Mendoza, Leung, Lim and Co. service to look into HLI’s records.
DAR quickly rejected the groups’ position and maintained that the Reyes-Tacandong and Co and the KPMG with a local counterpart Manabat Sanagustin and Co. — two firms that previously audited HLI — can apply for the job” Hicap said.

Anakpawis said the move by the DAR to bypass the decision of the majority of the stakeholders is beyond its mandate and runs counter with the farm workers interest.
“It is not only DAR delaying the process but its also making the beneficiaries powerless. The DAR once again shows its brazen arrogance and contempt over their clients’ prerogative. It is an abuse of their mandate,” the group said.
But the activist party-list group expressed optimism the auditing process will be convincing and acceptable to involved parties if DAR should end its politicking and keep HLI out of the picture.
“Clearly, the Cojuangco-led HLI dictates the phase of the audit process. DAR was merely their instrument to legitimize its part on the auditing despite it is the one subjected for financial scrutiny. Just like their maneuvers on the distribution process. This is their gameplan to deliberately mislead the process to prolong the audit because the president and his relatives have no plans to open HLI books of records unless it is done by no other than their trusted cohorts inside the Reyes-Tacandong and KPMG to absolve them on paying the P1.33 billion they owed to the farm worker beneficiaries. HLI and its audit firm cohorts should be banned from the process,” Hicap said. 

Meanwhile, braving the 37-degree summer heat, more than 200 Hacienda Luisita farmers and supporters started their caravan to Manila this morning, according to militant Web site bulatlat.com.
Dubbed as “Lakbayan para sa Libreng Pamamahagi ng Lupa sa Hacienda Luisita,” the activity marks the first year of the Supreme Court decision ordering the distribution of some 6,000-hectare sugar plantation controlled by the family of President Aquino.
Led by the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas (KMP), Unyon ng mga Manggagawa sa Agrikultura UMA, Alyansa ng mga Manggagawang Bukid sa Asyenda Luisita (Ambala) and the United Luisita Workers Union (ULWU), the farmers started their march from Hacienda Luisita in Tarlac province.
As of yesterday afternoon, the marchers have reached San Nicolas Church in Capas, Tarlac.
They were expected to arrive and spend the night in Angeles City in Pampanga.
“It has been a year since the Supreme Court decided to distribute the Hacienda and we are back on the streets to continue our fight for the free distribution of lands,” ULWU chairman Lito Bais said in a statement.

“We cannot trust the DAR to distribute the lands as it is clearly an instrument of the Cojuangco-Aquinos to perpetuate their control over our lands,” Bais said.
In the same vein, Anakpawis Rep. Rafael Mariano said, “There is no truth to the Department of Agrarian Reform’s claim that the distribution of Hacienda Luisita is on track. Twelve months after the SC decision, farmworker-beneficiaries are still waiting in vain to own the lands that they have tilled for decades.”
The DAR is mandated to implement the high court decision, released in February, the final list of beneficiaries.
A week after, Agrarian Reform Sec.Virgilio delos Reyes said farm workers will not get any land if they will not sign a written commitment to pay for the land and to make it productive.
“As long as Aquino controls the DAR and the sham Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program remains, the farm workers should be ready for another protracted battle to reclaim Hacienda Luisita from the Cojuangcos,” KMP deputy sec. gen. Willy Marbella said.
The famers also challenged senatorial candidates to replace the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) with “a new and genuine agrarian reform law to realize the free distribution of Hacienda Luisita.”

“The bogus CARP is the biggest stumbling block to Hacienda Luisita’s distribution,” Marbella said.
He maintained that “the CARP was crafted by the Cojuangcos” to evade the distribution of the sugar plantation to its farm workers.
In 1989, during the administration of the late president Corazon Aquino, the Cojuangcos made use of the stock distribution option scheme of the CARP to evade actual land distribution.”
“Today, the Cojuangcos are making use of the provisions of the CARP to deny the farm workers of their hard-earned legal victory,” Marbella said.

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Number 1 na TAE

 

Anti-Muslim na TAE

 Plastic na TAE

TAE ng TAE

FUCKING TRUE!

BULKANG ABNORMAL

Pati pagputok ng bulkan isinisi sa local officials!

Pnoy magpapatawag raw ng imbestigasyon!

Ano ba namang klaseng ka-ABNOYAN ito!

 

Oh my golly! napaka GAGO na talaga ng ABNOY na ito!

 Mokong na, Bengatibong Gago pa.

Pansinin mo ang NGUSO!

PANSININ MO NGA ANG NGUSO NITONG SI HONTIVEROS. ITO ANG NGUSO NG ISANG TAONG HIPOKRITO, SULSULERO AT MANGGAGAMIT. 

BUTI PA SI NANCY BINAY. SIMPLE LANG ANG MUKHA.

Who they are?

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USER !!!

STRANGE AND OBNOXIOUS PEOPLE IN MALACANANG

These are the type of people we placed in the corridors of power. May mga sira ang ulo at, anti-people and suplado. Kulang sa finesse mga taong ito. Palbhasa, mama's boys lahat. Mahina talaga. Mahina ang mga pagkalalake nila. tsk tsk tsk hay nako.

Itong si Lacierda, di namin malaman kung bakit ganito hitsura nito. Close lipped parati. Parang may tinatago. Well if he's saying anything, we think he's lying. and doing a poor job of doing it.

The creatures that inhabit the netherworlds are bereft of humanity...nor spirit... they are godless, banal to the taste of mankind...and should be disbarred from the ends of the earth.

Chief Justice Corona was a better man. He was undoubtedly dignified. Sereno is crazy. She has this noynoy aquino - look. Yung tipong may sira. That's her. Justice Sereno-Ulo!

Another one for you. Ricky Carandang. All dress, no brain. Our source at the Palace confirms that he's gay and he just as emotionally unstable as his President, though a little bit refined raw. There are queer people in the palace these days.