SONOFAGANID!!!

ANG LOCAL GOVERNMENT PO MAY KASALANAN

"the local government was first in line. . . . but . . .i guess they were not prepared . .as they were supposed to be the first responders . . . . .blah . . blah . . .blah . . ."

                            "Yeah, right."

BIR AT CUSTOMS PA-PRIVATIZE NA NI PNOY PARA MA-CORNER NILA ANG EKONOMIYA NG PINAS!

3 ex-Customs execs eye Biazon’s post

By Joel E. Zurbano | Posted on Apr. 14, 2013 at 12:01am | 214 views

Two former deputy commissioners of the Bureau of Customs and a congressman from Mindoro are allegedly jockeying to replace beleaguered Customs Commissioner Rufino Biazon who has come under fire for rampant smuggling and the agency’s repeated failure to meet collection targets.
The Customs official, who asked not to be identified for fear he might be suspected of being interested in a higher position, identified the former Customs officials are deputy commissioner Horacio Suansing and deputy commissioner Peter Manzano.
Aside from the two deputy commissioners, the source said Mindoro Oriental Rep. Reynaldo Umali, who was also a deputy commissioner before he entered politics, is also supposedly interested in replacing Biazon.
Umali was one of the House prosecutors in the impeachment trial of ousted Supreme Court Justice Renato Corona while Suansing is a nephew of Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago. Manzano, on the other hand, is associated with Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa.
“The people close to Deputy Commissioner Manzano are now looking for more allies in Malacanang for him to be appointed and take over the post, while supporters of Dep. Com. Suansing are seeking recommendation from Liberal Party officials, especially its president (Local Government Secretary) Mar Roxas,” the source said.
On Friday, ABS-CBN News reported that Biazon named former deputy commissioner Gallant Soriano as being behind the demolition job against him, but Soriano denied seeking Biazon’s ouster.
The source made the revelation shortly after Malacañang spokeswoman Abigail Valte said in an interview with a government radio station that the Palace is indeed considering an option to privatize the Bureau of Customs, but the matter was still in the initial stages of discussion.
“From what I understand from [the] commissioner, that is one of the suggestions [but] the discussions are initial,” Valte said on dzRB radio.
Valte’s made the remark three days after President Aquino himself said on Wednesday that the administration is planning to implement an unspecified plan to purge of the bureau of corrupt officials.
The Chief Execurtive did not specify plans but he said Biazon was aware of the plans and the Palace was only considering the timing of the action.
“Just wait for the long-planned solution so that we can ensure that all Customs officials are not corrupt,” Aquino said during the groundbreaking of the Roxas Airport Development Project in Roxas City in Capiz on Wednesday.
Last month, Biazon himself told members of the Makati Business Club, Management Association of the Philippines and the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines that the administration was crafting plans to abolish the BoC as a government agency and privatize it.
The idea to privatize the Customs burea, as well as the Bureau of Internal Revenue, was first suggested by the World Bank and International Monetary Fund when the Philippines was beginning its exit program from the IMF during the administration of former President Joseph Estrada.

AQUINO ALLOWS AMERICA TO FLAGRANTLY VIOLATE OUR CONSTITUTION AND OUR LAWS

BAWAL NA ANG AMERICAN WARSHIPS, MILITARY AND AIRCRAFT SA PILIPINAS. 

 

IN THE NAME OF "BALIKATAN EXERCISES", AQUINO IS ALLOWING THE FULL LICENSE FOR THE AMERICAN MILITARY TO ENTER PHILIPPINE LAND AND WATERS.

BAWAL NA RIN GUMAWA NG "KAMPO" ANG MGA SUNDALONG AMERIKANO DITO. 

PERO PINAPASOK SILA ULI NI PNOY NG WALANG PAKUNDANGAN.

THEY ARE EVERYWHERE.

NORTHERN LUZON, CLARK, SUBIC, ZAMBOANGA, SULU, BASILAN, TAWI-TAWI, NORTH COTABATO, BICOL, QUEZON, PALAWAN AND NUEVA ECIJA.

NOY AQUINO KEEPS ON VIOLATING OUR LAWS PROHIBITING AMERICAN WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION FROM ENTERING OUR TERRITORY AND YET.......HE KEEPS AT IT.

OUR COUNTRY IS FAST BECOMING A NATIONWIDE- AMERICAN MILITARY CAMP ONCE MORE.

BULOK TALAGA

Do you know the reason why Manny Pangilinan, the progressive business tycoon of the Philippines, almost called it quits from this country a year ago???

It's not only because of the GREEDY ATENEO ANTI-MINING-PRO MONEY JESUITS. 

 It's because of the FUCKING SYSTEM created by OUR GREEDY AND IDIOT PRESIDENT, WHO BY THE WAY IS A PRODUCT OF THAT JESUIT MONEY-MAKING SCHOOL!

Two years ago, Manny Pangilinan won in a government bidding for the building, operation and transfer of the MRT System. However, sa inggit ng mga "Makati Boys" ni Pnoy, they pressured Noy's government to declare an anomaly in the bidding process, thereby declaring a failure of BIDDING. 

What happened?

Manny Pangilinan offerred the best deal during the time (advantageous to the government), but ginulo nila ang processo para makapasok mga KAIBIGAN ni Pnoy.

Siyempre gusto ng mga "elite friends" ni Pnoy na sila makakuha ng project na ito. Eh di ano pa kundi basahin niyo nalang ang nasa ibaba:

Finance clears MRT 7 deal with San Miguel

By Lailany P. Gomez | Posted on Jan. 30, 2013 at 12:02am | 336 views

The Finance Department endorsed the revised contract between the government and San Miguel Corp. for the long-delayed Metro Rail Transit Line 7 project.

Transportation Undersecretary Jose Perpetuo Lotilla told reporters the Finance Department cleared the improved concession contract submitted by the proponent.

“The DoF has approved the project’s implementation. So, hoping they [the government and the proponent] signed the contract, the DoF will then issue a performance undertaking and it’s a go,” Lotilla told reporters at the sidelines of the Tribuna España-Filipinas forum.

He said the implementing guidelines of the project were also approved.

“After that, it will go to [National Economic and Development Authority-ICC] and goes back to the DoF for issuance of performance undertaking,” Lotilla said.

The Finance Department in July last year asked San Miguel to seek the approval of the Neda again, after the company failed to have financial closure for the project within the target date of December 2010.

San Miguel and partner Universal LRT Corp. were scheduled to begin construction of MRT 7 in 2010, but failed to mobilize funds for the start of the construction.

San Miguel acquired the right to construct and operate the 22-kilometer rail project from North Ave. in Quezon City to San Jose del Monte City in Bulacan, after it executed a deal to buy 51 percent of Universal LRT, the original proponent.

The diversified conglomerate, however, failed to secure a financial closure for the project, or the guarantee from equity holders or debt financier to provide or mobilize funding, within schedule.

Universal LRT earlier said $320 million of the project’s cost would be financed by equity and the remaining $900 million to $1 billion by borrowings.

San Miguel, in a bid to gain more supporters, signed an agreement with Marubeni Corp. of Japan and DM Consunji Inc. in 2012 to build the rail project. San Miguel also obtained a 25-year concession.

The project involves the construction of a 22-kilometer train line with 14 stations from the corner of North Avenue and Epifanio de los Santos Avenue in Quezon City to San Jose del Monte City in Bulacan.

It will be linked with the MRT Line 3 and the Light Rail Transit Line 1 through a common station in North Avenue.

San Miguel will also build a 22-kilometer, six-lane highway to Bulacan.

It earlier awarded the contract for the engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning of the MRT-7 project to the Marubeni-DMCI consortium.

The mass transit project is envisioned to carry two million passengers in Metro Manila and Bulacan.  It will traverse the stretch of Commonwealth Ave., known as the widest road in the country.

The project also involves the development of commercial establishments in San Jose del Monte City.

Study hard always, Danding