ORAS NA KABAYAN!

TIME TO THINK . ... ..RECONSIDER.....

TARA NA!!!!!!  THE PEOPLE ARE READY FOR A REVOLUTION!!!!

SELFISH SONS OF BITCHES

SILA-SILA LANG!!!! HINDI TAYO KASALI!!!!

PURISIMANG ELITISTANG PUTA!

Ang bilis makapag pahiram ng pera sa IMF-WB, pero ang bagal rumesponde sa Bagyo! Talagang anak ng puta!

 Kita niyo ba ang mukha niya mga kaibigan, namamaga ng hamburger. Maka-mayaman itong buang na ito.

UNGGOY

HOY UNGGOY, STOP TRYING TO BE A PRESIDENT. INSINCERE KA NAMAN TALAGA.

DOG BREEDS

WHATEVER THEY DO, OR WHATEVER THEY PRETEND TO BE . . .

 

ASO PA RIN TINGIN NAMIN SA KANILA

 ANOTHER DOG ON THE RIGHT SIDE . . . .

PARE-PAREHO NA SILANG ASO

TSK. . . TSK . . . TSK . . .

KUNG BAKIT KASI ANG TATAKAW NINYO. .

KRIS AQUINO HARLOT

THERE IS A REASON WHY SHE IS TAGGED AS THE SEMEN QUEEN OF THE COUNTRY

. . . .BECAUSE SHE LOVES TO SUPSUPIZE. . .

HELP THE TEACHERS

KAMI AY NAAWA SA MGA TEACHERS. 

ESPECIALLY THE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

MASYADO NILANG INABUSO.

BALLSY AQUINO EXTORT TRY

BALLSY AQUINO - EXTORTIONIST NG MRT CZECH-DEAL!

MAG-ASAWANG BALLSY AT ELDON CRUZ - KUNWARI PUPUNTA SA CZECHOSLOVAKIA PARA BUMISITA NG MGA "RELIGIOUS" SITES. YUN PALA, MAY MGA PLANONG MAG-"MIDDLE MAN" NG MRT DEAL NI PNOY AQUINO.

 THEN THEY BECAME SURPRISINGLY SILENT. WERE THEY DISCOVERED BA???

ANG SOLUSYON

1.PEOPLE POWER!

2.IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT!

 3. CONVICTION OF THE SENATORS!

 4. CONVICTION OF THE CONGRESSMEN!

INIWAN

"Bakit niyo naman kasi iniwan si Mister President??"

"Eh hindi naman kasi ako pumapatol sa mga immature at may pagka-idiot."

"Nakita ko kasi itlog niya, eeehhh masyadong maputi. Kadiri!"

"Masyado siyang tsismoso at intrigero. Daig pa niya ang TV Reporter."

"Ako??? Laki raw kasi ng butas ng mga ilong ko. Natakot ata."

HOW THE AQUINO ADMINISTRATION ABUSES CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS OF STATE WORKERS WHO ARE ENTITLED TO BE "PRESUMED INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY"

Customs employees oppose return-to-mother-unit order

by Rappler.com
Posted on 09/23/2013 3:50 PM  | Updated 09/23/2013 4:53 PM

MANILA, Philippines – Bureau of Customs (BOC) employees are strongly opposing an order crafted by the Department of Finance's newly formalized Revenue Cluster ordering them to return to their mother units.
In a statement, the BOC Employees Association (BOCEA) said the order will result in "massive dislocation, displacement and abandonment of functions" that may paralyze BOC operations.
"Such order caused restiveness and anxiety among the rank-and-file employees of the Bureau of Customs who are all in a quandary why did the Commissioner of Customs is again turning the guns on the lowly rank-and-file employees," said the group.
The Revenue Cluster headed by Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) Commissioner Kim Henares issued Customs Personnel Order (CPO) B-134-2013, mandating all BOC employees to return to their mother units, effectively revoking their current assignments. The cluster covers the BIR, BOC and the Bureau of Local Government Finance. The order was signed by BOC Commissioner Ruffy Biazon and approved by DOF Secretary Cesar Purisima.
BOCEA said Biazon is "ill-advised."
"This will gravely affect the security of tenure, basic rights of the employees under the Constitution and the welfare and interest of the whole rank-and-file employees," it said.
Henares said the order is just the first in a series of reforms that the Revenue Cluster will implement at the BOC, which President Benigno Aquino III singled out in his 4th State of the Nation Address for rampant corruption.
She maintained it is meant to put things at the agency in order. She said employees should be at their "plantilla" posts or where they were originally appointed.
The first batch of employees affected by the CPO included Supervising Customs Operating Officers and Customs Operations Officers III. These officers were relieved of their assignments on September 13, Biazon said in the CPO.
The second batch covered all Chief Customs Operations Officers and Customs Operations Officers V, whose designations were revoked on September 15.
“All officials and employees who are affected by the CPO have 10 days to report to their permanent units. By September 27, 2013, all employees of the BOC should be back at their respective permanent positions,” Biazon said.
"Failure to report to original/permanent units on or before the designated deadline may be grounds for administrative sanctions," he added.
No plantilla posts?
As expected, there are difficulties in implementing the order.
In a September 13 memorandum to Biazon, BOC Director for Administration Ma. Corazon Azana listed down several units and offices that do not have plantilla positions and hence will be left with no manpower.
Some Customs offices and ports have plantilla positions, but these are already inactive, Azana also said. "Recalled personnel have no office or port to report to."
These offices include BOC's Water Patrol Division, Radio Communication Division, Subport of Tabaco, Subport of Jose and the Food Terminal Inc. Customhouse.
More to come
Henares stressed that the CPO was a product of joint efforts to reform the BOC.
“It’s a joint effort of DOF and Customs,” she said.
The Revenue Cluster vowed to carry out sustainable reforms to institutionalize integrity in the BOC, curb smuggling, and plug tax leaks.
A Finance official said there will be "second and third waves" after the issuance of the CPO.
The official said among the changes planned is the transfer of some ranking Customs official to the DOF.
The biggest task at hand however is modernizing Customs procedures, said Biazon.
Changes at the BOC have the blessing of President Aquino. "All of these have clearance from the President," said Henares. – Rappler.com

MALING AKALA

1. AKALA MO MATUWID SILA, CORRUPT DIN PALA
2. AKALA MO KAKAMPI KA NILA, ILALAGLAG KA PALA
3. AKALA MO MABABAIT SILA, YUN PALA, MGA USER SILA
4. AKALA MO MALINIS KA, MARUMI KA SA PANINGIN NILA
5. AKALA MO MAY PAG-ASA KANG UMASENSO SA KANILA, SIYEMPRE SILA MUNA
6, MAPAG-MATAASIN, MAYABANG, AT MGA TARANTADO

GANYAN SILA LAHAT. 

LAHAT NG MGA APPOINTEES NI PNOY GANYAN. MULA LINE AGENCY HEADS HANGGANG BUREAU CHIEFS, GANYAN ANG MGA UGALI,

BOBO, MAPAG-MATAASIN AT TRAYDOR SA EMPLEYADO.

EXAMPLE:

1. FLORENCIO ABAD NA AKALA MO, KANYA ANG PERA SA DBM
2, PURISIMANG BUSOG SA PERA NG FINANCE
3.KIM HENARES NA UNANO, TAX NG TAX NG MIDDLE CLASS
4. LACIERDANG TANGA
5. LLAMAS NA NILAMAS NA NG NEW PEOPLE'S ARMY
6. HONRADO NG NAIA NA PARANG UNGGOY AT MALALAKI ANG BUTAS NG KANYANG ILONG
7. DELIMA NG JUSTICE NA DEMONYO. MUKHANG GILID NG KASILYAS ANG MUKHA NIYA
8. ALCALA NG DENR NA SMUGGLER NG SIBUYAS AT MUKHA NG SIBUYAS
9. SI MAR ROXAS NG DILG NA NAGMUMUKHANG PUSANG ASIWA SA MGA TAO
10. RICARDO DAVID NG IMMIGRATION NA NAG-RESIGN SA KAHIHIYAN KASI DI MARUNONG MAG-INGLES
11. JAIL WARDEN ERIC DIMACULANGAN NG IMMIGRATION NA KINAKANTOT RAW ANG KANYANG SECRETARY NA MAY ASAWA NA, ISA PA RING IMMORAL NA UNGGOY
12. RUFFY BIAZON NA NAPAKA-INEPT SA CUSTOMS, PINA-RERESIGN LAHAT?!!!
13. SI ABIGAIL VALTE NA UBOD NG TABA AT YABANG AT MUKHA NG ATSAY NG MALACANANG
14, SI EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OCHOANG PIPE AT BINGI, CONTRACTOR PALA NG MGA GOVERNMENT PROJECTS
15. SI ESQUIVEL NG MWSS NA HIPOKRITO, MUKHA NG ALLOWANCE ANG PAGMUMUKHA
16. VOLTAIRE GAZMIN NG DEFENSE NA MUKHA NG MAY SAKIT NA PROSTRATE CANCER
17. VIRGINA TORRES NG LTO, MUKHA NG PEKPEK

STAND UP MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS!

LET US REMOVE THE OLIGARCH PRESIDENT! LET US REWRITE THE CONSTITUTION!

WE CAN CHANGE OUR DESTINY! 
WE CAN REMOVE AN ABUSIVE PRESIDENT!

IF WE CAN VOTE FOR HIM, WE CAN ALSO REMOVE HIM! SIPAIN SI PNOY!

CONSPIRACY OF THE RICH AND THE OLIGARCHS

THE 3 DEVILS

THE 3 DEVILS WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAXING US COMMON PEOPLE WITH IMPUNITY AND WITHOUT MERCY!!!

                                                     KIM HENARES

 

CESAR PURISIMA

 

FLORENCIO ABAD

REMEMBER THESE PEOPLE. BECAUSE EVEN TODAY, WE HAVE HEARD, OUR CO-EMPLOYEES IN OUR FIRM SAY THAT WE HAVE JUST BEEN TAXED AN ADDITIONAL  5% FOR OUR WITHOLDING TAXES. HALOS WALA NA KAMING MA-I-TAKE HOME PARA SA MGA ANAK AT PAMILYA NAMIN. CONSIDERING THAT WE ARE JUST ORDINARY PRIVATE AND GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. OUR FRIENDS IN THE GOVERNMENT ALSO SAY THAT THEIR ALLOWANCES WERE CUT AND THEIR BONUSES WE REDUCED BY DBM. 

TAPOS, I-TINA-TAX PA TAYO NI KIM HENARES. EVEN IN OUR SMALL SUBDIVISION, OUR HOMEOWNERS' DUES HAVE INCREASED BECAUSE ACCORDING TO OUR HOMEOWNERS PRESIDENT, TINA-TAX NA PALA ANG HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION NGAYON DAHIL IT IS ALLEGEDLY PROFITING FROM THE MEMBERS' CONTRIBUTION. IMAGINE, WE ONLY CONTRIBUTE FOR OUR SECURITY AND GARBAGE DISPOSAL, ITA-TAX PA KAMI NG BIR. 

ULTIMATELY, WE, THE CONSUMERS, THE MIDDLE CLASS, THE PROFESSIONALS ARE SUBSIDIZING THE ECONOMY OF THIS COUNTRY SO THAT THE POOR AND USELESS PEOPLE WHO DO NOTHING BUT BEG (I'M SORRY FOR THIS) WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO AND THAT THE RICH AND AFFLUENT (LIKE ABS CBN, AYALAS, SY'S, AQUINO'S, COJUANGCO'S, ARANETA'S, ROXASES' ETC),MAY LIVE THEIR EARTHLY PLEASURES.

WHILE WE, THE MIDDLE CLASS, SLAVE.

BECAUSE AQUINO KEEPS PROTECTING THEM THROUGH POLICIES THAT ARE ANTI-EMPLOYEE AND ANTI-LABOR.

AND SINO MAY KASALANAN? DI BA SI TARANTADONG NOY AQUINO!!?

BECAUSE HE HAS A POLICY OF USING THE GOVERNMENT AND US EMPLOYEES, AS  SLAVES TO SERVE, PROTECT AND PERPETUATE THEIR BUSINESS INTERESTS.

NAG-INCREASE BA MGA SUWELDO NINYO SA PANAHON NIYA MGA FRIENDS!!?

GRABE. SOBRA NILANG TAKAW TALAGA.

TRAITORS DO NOT DESERVE SUPPORT

DO NOT SUPPORT TEAM ABNOY

DO NOT SUPPORT THE CLAN OF MAKAPILI-TRAITORS

GREEDY VULTURE

GINA, YOU ARE LIKE THE REST OF THEM. SWAPANG AT HIPOKRITA KA RIN PALA!

SANA TADTARIN KA NG MGA TRIBAL PEOPLE NG PALAWAN.

LANDGRABBER!

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.

INEPT, INCOMPETENT AND ABUSIVE MONKEY

MUKHA TALAGANG BULDIT ANG TAONG ITO. SABI NILA PARATING NATATAKASAN NG MGA FUGITIVE DAHIL SA KABOBOHAN.

Only one body should investigate Korean’s escape, says De Lima

By Tetch Torres-Tupas
INQUIRER.net

2:20 pm | Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013

Justice Secretary Leila De Lima. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines—Justice Secretary Leila De Lima ordered the Bureau of Immigration to stop its investigation into the escape of a wanted Korean national, saying only one body should conduct the probe.
“I will be issuing a memorandum to the Bureau of Immigration to discontinue with its internal investigation so that there will be no conflict, no confusion and no overlapping,” De Lima told reporters Tuesday.
De Lima said she has formed an investigating body to find out how Park Sung Jun managed to slip out of the country last March 18.
The body is composed of Senior Assistant State Prosecutor Aileen Marie Gutierrez, as head,  Investigation Agent III Jonathan Mengullo of the National Bureau of Investigation Anti-Graft Division, and Investigation Agent V Don Hernandez of the NBI’s Cybercrime Division, she said.
Park Sung Jun, who is wanted for an investment scam in South Korea,  sneaked out of the country last March 18.
Immigration spokesperson Antonette Mangrobang said the Korean had been the subject of a manhunt by immigration operatives but managed to elude arrest.
De Lima said she also wanted the Bureau of Immigration, particularly its Intelligence Division, to turn over to the Department of Justice all records and information it has gathered during its investigation.

NOYNOY, IT'S TIME TO REMOVE RICKY DAVID SINCE THE ESCAPE OF THE REYESES AND 3 KOREAN FUGITIVES WAS HIS COMMAND RESPONSIBILITY!

ISALI NIYO NA RIN ANG PAGPAPATANGGAL NG KANYANG KABIT NA SIYANG NAGPAPATAKBO NG OPISINA NG IMMIGRATION, TO THE DISGRACE OF LEGITIMATE CESO DIVISION CHIEFS.

KABIT NI DAVID ITONG SI ANTONIA MANGROBANG!

NOY IS USING ALL THE RESOURCES OF THE GOVERNMENT TO MAKE HIS ELITE FRIENDS RICHER BY THE SECOND

Lopez foundation rips off gov’t in La Mesa deal—audit

• Written by  Chito Lozada
• Friday, 12 April 2013 00:00

MWSS ends up with empty bag in agreement 
The supposed civic arm of the Lopez Group’s ABS-CBN Corp., ABS-CBN Foundation Inc. (AFI) had appropriated the La Mesa Ecopark operations as its own, denying the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) its share in a 2001 concession signed between both and the local government of Quezon City.
According to a 2011 report of the Commission on Audit (CoA), state auditors found deficiencies in both the memorandum of agreement (MoA) and memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed among the three for the operation of the ecopark which is also known as the La Mesa Resort Zone.
Under the MoA, a profit sharing of 40 percent of net income for MWSS, 30 percent for AFI and 30 percent for the Quezon City government was agreed on.
The CoA audit showed from 2004 to June 30, 2009, the La Mesa Ecopark operation earned P22 million in net income. “Based on the audited financial statements of the La Mesa Ecopark, the total income for the period 2005 to June 2009 was P20.8 million, hence the share of MWSS should be P8,3 million subject to income tax.
The CoA report, however, stated that the 40 percent share of MWSS on the net income after tax of the project “has not been remitted.”
The CoA also noted that AFI, which is headed by Gina Lopez, a member of the media business clan, had managed to obtain a greater share in the venture than either the MWSS or the QC government, since AFI deducts 15 percent from the gross revenue of the ecopark operations as management fee.
“In managing and operating the La Mesa Ecopark, AFI deducts 15 percent from the gross revenue thereof as management fees. However, no supporting document was presented to show approval by either the MWSS Board of Trustees or La Mesa Executive Board on the 15 percent management fee being charged by the AFI,” according to the CoA.
“Furthermore, with AFI charging another 15 percent management fee on gross revenue over and above the existing profit-sharing of 40 percent as MWSS share, 30 percent each for AFI and LGQC, it would now appear that AFI has a greater share in the revenues and income derived from the operations of the La Mesa Resort Zone,” according to the report.
In the ABS-CBN website, it was stated that “all income generated by La Mesa Ecopark is utilized for the continuous preservation and protection of La Mesa Watershed.”
CoA said a review of the MoU dated Nov. 23, 2001 and MoA (undated) executed by MWSS with AFI and the Local Government of Quezon City had several deficiencies.
It also cited conflicting provisions in the MoU and the MoA signed among the three relative to the Environmental Trust Fund (ETF).
“Section 1 of the MoA provides for the creation at La Mesa Resort Zone – Executive Committee (LMRZ-EC) composed of two representatives each from MWSS, AFI, and the QC government in which the committee shall take the stewardship of the Environmental Trust Fund (ETF) under the control of the MWSS board of trustees (BOT) and under the supervision of the La Mesa Executive Board (LMEB).
“However, under Section 1.a.v of Article IV of the MoU– Management and Operations Framework-the LMEB shall take stewardship and control of the ETF,” according to the report.
The CoA required the MWSS board to clearly designate the stewardship and control of the Environmental Trust Fund.
It added that section 1.2 of the MoA also provided that the LMRZ-EC will be tasked to approve and supervise the implementation of the La Mesa Resort Framework Plan and all programs and plans relative to the operation of the La Mesa Resort Zone. “However, no committee was formed since the inception of the contract,” according to the CoA.
The CoA recommended the creation of the LMRZ-EC that will formulate policies regarding the LMRZ aside from other functions and responsibilities stated in the MoA.
“Upon creation, members of the proposed body should convene regularly to address and assess the operations and concern of the LMRZ/La Mesa Ecopark,” it said.
The CoA also cited section 6 of the MoA that required all funds generated from the operation of the LMRZ should be deposited under a special account for the Environmental Trust Fund (ETF) to be opened in the name of MWSS, AFI and the Quezon City government “and any or all transactions or withdrawal involving the ETF shall be considered approved if signed and approved by at least two official representatives or signatories of either MWSS and AFI, or MWSS and LGQC.”
CoA said, however, documents showed that all accounts were opened in the name of AFI only and “transactions/withdrawals were made without the consent of MWSS.”
The CoA said that the parties involved in the agreement should comply with the provisions of section 6 of the MoA “to maintain sound internal controls by opening an account in the name of the three contracting parties.”
“All transactions shall be authorized with the consent of MWSS representative,” the CoA added.
It also cited violations of section 22 of the MoA that mentioned four requisites for the agreement to be effective which were that the MoA shall be signed by the parties; approved by proper authorities; and reviewed by the Office of the Government Corporate Council (OGCC) and ratified by the QC Sanggunian.
“Requisites 2 and 4 were not complied with. There was no MWSS resolution approving the MoA as per certification by the Board Secretariat of MWSS. Also, the contract was not ratified by the QC Sanggunian as confirmed by Mr. Francisco Mallillin to IAD Manager Bienvenido A. Sarmiento based on the report of Virgilio P. Matel, Officer-in-Charge of the Internal Audit Department during that time,” the CoA said.
The CoA said the MWSS should require the post facto approval and ratification of the MoA to enable the agreement to be fully effective.
“Otherwise, the MoA could be considered null and void,” it added.
The CoA also noted that the 40 percent share in the net income generated from La Mesa Ecopark operation (La Mesa Resort Zone) was not recorded in the books of the MWSS pursuant to section 11 of the MoA among the parties involved.
“Section 11 of the MoA requires that financial report shall be prepared and submitted by the AFI to the La Mesa Executive Board (LMEB) from its initial operation ending June 30, 2005 and the annual financial report thereafter and the income shall be distributed among the parties accordingly,” CoA added.
The AFI, however, failed to submit the annual financial report as required in the MiA.
“Finally, on Nov. 5, 2009, the Internal Audit Department (IAD) of MWSS received the audited Financial Statements of La Mesa Ecopark/Watershed Operation covering the period 2004 to June 30, 2009 or a period of five years,” it said.
The CoA noted that based on financial report, included in the direct expenses was the 15 percent management fee charged by the AFI amounting to P20.5 million for five and a half years “whereas the 40 percent  share of MWSS on the net income after tax has not been remitted as of today.”
The CoA tasked the MWSS to require the AFI to submit the annual financial report and remit the corresponding share of income to the MWSS.
“The books of account of the La Mesa Ecopark should be made available to the duly authorized representative of MWSS as required under Section 12 of the MoA,” it added.