OVERHEARD: WHAT THE PRESIDENT HAD SAID DURING THE DURATION OF THE YOLANDA CRISIS

The President said the delivery of aid was hampered by the decimation of local government units.

 

 Blaming the LGU
“Our ability to take care of our problems rather quickly, except in this particular case, the foundation of our efforts rely on the local government units. And unfortunately, two or three were just simply overwhelmed by the degree of this typhoon that affected us,” the President said.

“The problem is when the local government unit who are acting as first responders fail to respond appropriately, then there was that breakdown. People became desperate and that’s why we are trying to fast-track the situation where the national government takes over these local government functions so that order is restored and people gain the confidence that their needs are being addressed and will be addressed fully.”

“But other than that, in the other areas, there was preemptive evacuation and cooperation from the citizenry, which brought down the casualty figures from the other areas affected, except for this corridor in the Leyte and two Samar provinces,” he added.

On number of Casualties
 “Ten thousand, I think, is too much. And perhaps that was also brought about by being in the center of the destruction. There was emotional trauma involved with that particular estimate, quoting both a police official and a local government official. They were too close to the incident. They did not have basis for it,” he said.

“So far, 2,000 to about 2,500 is the figure we are working on as far as deaths are concerned. But this might still get higher,” Aquino added.

LP territory in Samar

“Guiuan is organized so we are able to move faster and we can share the load with the local government. In other areas, their data (on casualties, among others) and figures are incomplete,” he said.

“I cannot afford to get mad at this point, but I want to emphasize that your LGU here in Guiuan has been very efficient in serving as the first responder,” Aquino said.

The President said if LGUs were unable to prepare well, it adds more burden to the national government which has to assume the role of being the first responder.

“We have already announced the path of the typhoon so local officials should have mobilized faster,” the President said, without mentioning the cities or municipalites which he thought failed to prepare enough ahead of super typhoon Yolanda.

The path to evil is coming . . .

WHAT?? AN AMERICAN AT THE NATIONAL FOOD AUTHORITY??

TARANTADO PALA ITONG SINA ALCALA!

 Quezon mafia’ at DA!

Published : Monday, October 28, 2013 00:00

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Written by : Paul M. Gutierrez

ACTIVIST lawyer Argee Guevarra yesterday criticized Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala’s “dubious choice of appointees,” including an “American” who has been chosen to head the National Food Authority (NFA), the country’s lead food security agency. 

In a statement, Guevarra accused Alcala of “turning the DA into his own personal playground, appointing members of his ‘Quezon mafia’ into the department, including Orlan Calayag, an American citizen, as NFA administrator.”
“These very same people have been repeatedly accused of involvement in various acts of corruption including the Napoles pork barrel fund scam, yet they seem to continue to enjoy the confidence of Alcala, their political benefactor,” said Guevarra.
“Calayag is an American citizen leading the charge for national food security. Since when did our laws, including the NFA Charter, allow for the appointment of someone who has renounced his Filipino citizenship in order to acquire a foreign one?”
Calayag, former aide of then-congressman Alcala, flew from the United States back to the Philippines on December 19, 2012 bearing US Passport No. 462971672. He has since acquired dual citizenship as American and Filipino more than a year later on  January 7, 2013 -- six months after his appointment as NFA administrator effective  July 1, 2012.
“How was Alcala able to dupe the President into signing Calayag’s appointment in the first place? Even assuming he has regained dual citizenship, still, that does not qualify him for appointment in our bureaucracy,” explained Guevarra, a UP-trained lawyer.
Citing jurisprudence in Maquiling vs. Comelec (G.R. No. 195649, 16 April 2013) and Mercado vs. Manzano (G.R. No. 135083, 26 May 1999), Guevarra argued: “first, one who renounces his Philippine citizenship when he became an American citizen is no longer a natural-born citizen of the Philippines; second, even when he became a dual citizen under RA No. 9225, he does not automatically re-acquire his status as a natural-born citizen of the Philippines.”
The NFA Charter states that its administrator must be a natural-born Filipino.
Calayag’s appointment into the NFA, “absent the vetting process required under the Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Reform Law 1,” according to Guevarra, also made him chairman of the Food Terminals Inc. and director of the Philippine Fisheries Development Corp.
“This is precisely the kind of mindset that breeds corruption in the DA. When, with impunity, its officials think that they are above the law and can circumvent around it at will,” said Guevarra who first exposed the alleged P457- million overpricing in the DA and NFA’s government-to-government rice importation transaction in April. The said transaction is currently under investigation by both the Senate and House of Representatives.
This week, congressional representatives, COOP NATCCO partylist Rep. Anthony Bravo and Laguna 3rd district Rep. Sol Aragones appealed for “wiser government spending” in the agriculture sector, while Agri-Agra Reporma Para sa Magsasakang Pilipinas (AGRI) partylist Rep. Delph Gan Lee filed House Bill (HB) No. 2936 seeking to end the “NFA’s monopoly on rice importation” as it has supposedly “adversely contributed to the price of the staple grain.”
Rice prices in September hit all-time highs even as the NFA invested heavily in government-led importations, spending US$94.5 million or more than P4 billion to import 205,700 MT of rice from Vietnam in April of 2013, and some P1.7 billion in importation duties and taxes.

Aside from Calayag, farmers’ group Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas (KMP) earlier named the following as members of Alcala’s “Quezon mafia”: DA Undersecretary for Administration and Finance Antonio Fleta; Arnulfo Mañalac who served as Alcala’s administrator for the Sariaya Bagsakan Center in 2007; DA Assistant Secretary Ed de Luna; Philippine Coconut Authority Administrator and Alcala legal consultant Euclides G. Forbes; Claro Maranan of the National Irrigation Administration; Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Director Asis Perez; Bureau of Plant Industry Director Lito Baron; Philippine Fishing Development Authority Director Rodrigo Jimenez and Agri Technical Insititute director Nicomedes Eleazar.
Fleta, along with DA assistant secretaries Ophelia Agawin and Salvador Salacup, all Alcala appointees, were also implicated in the Napoles pork barrel fund controversy.

RELATIVES NA AQUINO-COJUANGCO

    THE KAMAG-ANAK INCORPORATED

    One of the biggest urban legends of recent times in the Philippines, is the story that the Cory Administration was supposedly the “cleanest” among the Administrations in the last three decades.

    Philippines: Scandals During The Cory Administration One of the biggest urban legends of recent times in the Philippines, is the story that the Cory Administration was supposedly the “cleanest” among the Administrations in the last three decades. Thanks to Nostalgia, and the fact that her Administration was at the dawn of the internet age, much of the negativities of that Administration has been largely forgotten, and people tend to remember only the “good” things about that Administration. Well, thanks to Noynoy Aquino’s “holier-than-thou” campaign strategy, much of the “unpleasantries” during Cory’s time are being brought back to the surface slowly, but surely. Here are some that I have managed to dig out: ‘Philippine Air Lines Stocks to Nephews’ Cory approved in January 1992 the sale of 67% of the stocks of the Philippine Air Lines (PAL) to an investment group headed by her relatives, composed of one of her Tanjuatco nephews and three of her Cojuangco nephews. The sale resulted in a loss of USD 300-million plus for the Filipino people. The Philippine government, through the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS), owned the shares. 

And worse, her nephews did not even have the money to pay for the airline stocks. They borrowed the money that they used to pay the GSIS from three Philippine government-owned banks, even using the PAL stocks as collateral. ‘Philippine Air Lines Building Scandal’ “The PAL Scandal,” where Cory authorized in 1992 the sale of the PAL Building in San Francisco, California. It resulted, according to the column of the late journalist Louie Beltran, into a USD 6-million loss to the national airline. 
Cory did not charge Mr. Beltran with libel on this issue about the PAL Building. She, however, did file a libel case against Mr. Beltran and his publisher, Maximo V. Soliven on a separate issue, when Beltran wrote that Mrs. Aquino “hid under her bed during a coup d’etat attempt at the presidential palace in Manila.” ‘Bargain Sale of Companies to Lopa’ The assets of the Marcoses, the Romualdezes and their cronies were supposed to have been sequestered by the new Aquino administration, but Kokoy Romualdez’s (Ferdinand Marcos Sr.’s brother in law) 38 companies, which were worth billions of pesos, were not turned over to the Presidential Commission on Good Government. Cory instead during her first months in office, permitted the transfer of these 38 companies to her own brother-in-law, Ricardo “Baby” Lopa. What’s worst, was the fact that all 38 companies were bought back by Lopa during the transfer for the price of only USD 227,000. ‘Philippine Long Distance Company to Nephews’ The same case happened with the ownership of the Philippine Long Distance Company. Instead of sequestering the company for the Philippine government (as it was then controlled by the Marcos cronies), she returned the billion-dollar company to her Cojuangco nephews. She claimed that her nephews were illegally eased out by Mr. Marcos. The truth was that the Marcos cronies, whether their money were ill-gotten or not, paid the Cojuangcos the prevailing market-stock prices during the sale of equity that happened between them at the time when Marcos was still president. ‘Re-negotiation of Marcos’ Japanese Loans’ Cory approved the re-negotiation of the loans that Ferdinand Marcos Jr. obtained from Japan. The administration of Mrs. Aquino agreed that the loans would be paid in Japanese yen, rather than in U.S. currency that former Marcos negotiated. This simple change in currency resulted in a USD 5-billion increase in the loan principal. ‘Refusal to Give Hacienda Luisita to Farmers’ Cory publicly promised in 1986 that Hacienda Luisita will be distributed to the farmers. However, in 1987, she issued Presidential Proclamation 131 and Executive Order No. 229 just days before her legislative powers were going to revert back to Congress, to include a provision in the Land Reform program for a “Stock Distribution Option”, which allows landowners to comply with the Land Reform Law without actually giving land to the farmers. Hacienda Luisita of course took this new option, and thus was not redistributed to the farmers. ‘Double Cross of Doy Laurel’ Cory had promised to Doy Laurel that she would let him run the government as Prime Minister after Marcos was ousted, as Cory had no experience in politics. However, in March 1986 she issued Presidential Proclamation No. 3 declaring a revolutionary government, and dissolving the 1973 Constitution. This nullified Laurel’s position as Prime Minister as the Parliament was abolished. This prompted Laurel to break ties with the Aquino regime later. ‘Protecting Hacienda Luisita’s Interests’ Cory continued to protect Hacienda Luisita, even firing Miriam Defensor Santiago from her post at the Department of Agrarian Reform after she told the press her opinion that Cory should inhibit herself as chair of the Presidential Agrarian Reform Council (PARC), which was tasked to make the final decision on Hacienda Luisita’s application for the “Stock Distribution Option” (see section on ‘Refusal to Give Hacienda Luisita to Farmers’ above). ‘Garchitorena Land Scam’ In 1988, a foreclosed property of the United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) was sold to Sharp International Marketing for P3.8 million. Before the sale was closed, Sharp tried to sell the same property to the government for P56 million. The sale was eventually approved by the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR), but only after the price was inflated further to P65 million. The financier of the scam was Romeo Santos, an associate of Cory’s brother, Peping Cojuangco. He was also Cory’s campaign manager in Bicol.     

  “Not Getting Mad at, But Getting Even With, Tita Cory” by Bobby Reyes, http://www.mabuhayradio.com/sections/philippine-presidency/455-not-getting-mad-at-but-getting-even-with-tita-cory.html - “The Philippines Cory, Coups and Corruption” by John Greenwald, Jay Branegan and Nelly Sindayen, http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,969186,00.html - “Hacienda Luisita’s past haunts Noynoy’s future” by Stephanie Dychiu, http://www.gmanews.tv/story/181877/hacienda-luisitas-past-haunts-noynoys-future - “Cory’s land reform legacy to test Noynoy’s political will” by Stephanie Dychiu, http://www.gmanews.tv/story/182195/corys-land-reform-legacy-to-test-noynoys-political-will - “The Garchitorena land scam” by Stephanie Dychiu, http://www.gmanews.tv/story/182211/the-garchitorena-land-scam ARTICLE OWNED BY: http://rhk111sblogspot.wordpress.com/2010/04/12/scandals-during-the-cory-administration/ -Charles (master admin II) — with Bremstralung Dv and 5 others.
 

Microphone Lovers

Microphone is a tool for information  dissemination and   propaganda.

      It is used for self-aggrandizement and self-congratulations.

 

It is used to spread lies. And more Lies.

 I love two, in fact.

Me, One only! Yummy noh?

Hmmmmmph! Yummy ka diyan!

TALON NG TALON

WHY DOES THIS DARK MONKEY KEEP ON HOPPING FROM ONE INTERVIEW TO ANOTHER?

HOP....HOP.......HOP.....

MONKEY....MONKEY............

 

SARCASTIC MONKEY

DANCING MONKEY FOR ELECTIONS 2016

THIS PRETENDER WILL BE RUNNING FOR THE 2016 ELECTIONS. HE IS A SLAVE  DRIVER AND AN OLIGARCH. NOY AQUINO IS HIS BEST FRIEND. 

SAME MONKEY. PAREHONG UNGGOY!

DAENG SUPOG!

MGA MANOY, MGA MANAY, DAENG SUPOG INING TAONG INI!

HUWAG SUPORTAHAN!!!

UMALIS KA NA!

MOKONG STEP DOWN!!

 

LIAR, TRAITOR AND VERY UNPATRIOTIC!

GUTOM ANG ABUTIN

Of Kamag-anaks and Brain Disorders

It’s a brain disorder

• Written by  Tribune Editorial
• Tuesday, 30 April 2013 00:00

It must have been the sun plus his nature of blaming whatever problems his administration encounters to Gloria, his scapegoat, that had triggered Noynoy’s flight to absurdity.
It has been close to three years of his administration and he still incessantly blames Gloria on almost anything that hits him, maybe the sizzling heat the past few days included.
The Mindanao power crisis happened during his term. Noynoy was saying that Gloria did not care enough to put up power plants in anticipation of growth in the region.
He said to himself that it takes three years to put up a power plant, which is a span that fits within his administration. Noynoy was talking as if he took over from Gloria yesterday.
It was clear during discussions on the power situation in Mindanao that the crisis was largely the result of the failure to realize what was spelled out in the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (Epira), primarily the privatization thrust on the power sector.
There were certain levels of the power network that should be in the hands of private business before actual free market sets in or competition that would allow low-cost but steady supply of electricity.
That would have required contracting new projects or the sale of existing power plants in the hands of the government, which is the National Power Corp. (Napocor), to private firms.
The basic question to be asked is: How many power plants under Noynoy have been sold to the private sector and did any investor with foreign capital come into the power sector for the past three years?
Foreign capital is crucial because of the huge investments required for power projects and the long waiting period before power plants start making revenues.
Two facts that would point to Noynoy being the culprit of the Mindanao power crisis are the failure of his flagship private-public partnership (PPP) program and the foreign investment tally last year of a negligible $1.5 billion.
These point to policy deficiencies in his administration, the reason for investors to avoid the country despite the so-called improved climate that Noynoy has been peddling.
The fact that only two groups, the Alcantaras and the Aboitizes, who are long-time associates of the Aquinos, are cornering power projects in Mindanao may also be the reason for the snail-paced build up of available electricity supply in the region.
The Aboitizes are also major suppliers of generator sets that raise questions on the scheme that Noynoy had introduced to use government funds through loans for electric cooperatives to acquire diesel generator sets as a stop gap measure for the Mindanao power problem.
Noynoy told the crowd that he inherited the problem from Gloria whom he called thick-skinned for neglecting Mindanao.
Subliminally it seems, Noynoy is describing himself. His thick political skin is making him oblivious to blame and everything wrong that happens in his administration is the fault of his predecessor.
Had Gloria put up the power plants under contracts during her term? It would surely still be an evil deed of Gloria. Noynoy would have been all over the contracts and would have had it reviewed and rebid for awarding to his own cronies.
The vindictiveness within Noynoy may have reached a point to warp time and reality for him.
Somebody should shake up Noynoy and tell him that he has been using the blame Gloria line for the past three years.
Three full years of buck passing is autistic.

MY GOD, MAGNANAKAW DIN PALA SILA AQUINO!

Sabah crisis: Is Aquino siding with Malaysia to protect relatives’ business interests?

by Arnold J. Padilla

Picket of members of progressive organizations, including Moros, in front of the Malaysian Embassy in Metro Manila. (Raymund Villanueva/Arkibong Bayan)

The “journey home” to Sabah of some 200 followers of the Sultanate of Sulu more than a month ago has escalated into a full blown humanitarian crisis. More than a thousand Filipinos have fled Sabah that for decades they called home. Men, women and children took any boat available in a frantic and perilous voyage away from the brutality of Malaysian forces. The number of refugees in Tawi-Tawi from Lahad Datu and other affected towns in Sabah is expected to grow in the coming days.
Those who fled recounted the atrocities that Filipinos suffered in the disputed territory. “Malaysian policemen ordered Filipino men to run as fast as they could and shot them,” said a report by the Philippine Daily Inquirer. “Even pregnant women and children have been hunted down and killed as the Malaysians fire mortars and embark on a house-to-house search,” according to the Philippine Star. These people are not part of the armed followers of Sultan Jamalul Kiram III. They just happen to be Filipinos.
Some are baffled while most are enraged by the attitude of the Aquino administration towards the Sabah crisis. From the onset, President Benigno Aquino III took a hardline stance against the Sulu royal forces. Jamalul’s brother Rajah Mudah Agbimuddin Kiram and his men must surrender before any talks can happen, Aquino insisted. Charges are being prepared versus the Kirams, claimed the Justice department. They may also be turned over to Malaysian authorities to face prosecution. Malacañang sowed intrigues to cast doubt on the motive and legitimacy of the Sultanate. The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is probing the alleged conspiracy between the Kirams and certain politicians. All these even as Aquino ignored appeals by the Sultanate and the United Nations (UN) to stop the Malaysian military assault and for parties to talk.

“Noynoy, traitor to the country,” reads a placard in front of the Malaysian Embassy. (Raymund Villanueva/Arkibong Bayan)

Palace and Foreign Affairs spokespersons, of course, expressed concern over the reported human rights abuses in Sabah. But their statements are meaningless amid the brutal military offensive launched by Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak that Aquino practically sanctioned with his reckless position. The public perception is that Aquino abandoned his own people, surrendered the country’s rightful claim to Sabah and sided with Malaysia. Thus Aquino, like Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak and his forces, is responsible for the carnage of Filipino men, women and children in Sabah.
But why is Aquino siding with Malaysia? One plausible explanation noted by analysts is the ongoing peace talks with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) where Malaysia plays a key role as facilitator. Aquino does not want to displease Malaysia and risk undermining the negotiations.
However, it is also notable that since taking over in 2010, Aquino’s relatives who bankrolled his presidential bid have inked business deals with Malaysia. Could these business interests be another possible explanation for the administration’s handling of the Sabah crisis?
What are these business deals? One involves San Miguel Corporation (SMC) of Aquino’s uncle Eduardo “Danding” Cojuangco Jr. In August 2011, SMC acquired three subsidiaries of US oil giant Exxon Mobil’s downstream oil business in Malaysia. Worth $610 million, the transaction included the purchase by SMC of Esso Malaysia Bhd, Exxon Mobil Malaysia Sdn Bhd and Exxon Mobil Borneo Sdn Bhd. In its website, SMC said that the three companies form an integrated business engaged in refining, distribution and marketing of petroleum products. The physical assets include the 88,000 barrels per day Port Dickson refinery; seven fuel distribution terminals; and about 560 refilling stations.
SMC’s entry into the Malaysian downstream oil industry could be just the initial steps. Ramon S. Ang, president of the giant conglomerate, recently disclosed that SMC is eyeing big oil and natural gas field overseas. “If we were able to buy one of those, it would be like printing money forever,” Ang was quoted as saying. SMC is so serious about the plan that Ang said they are willing to let go of longtime core business San Miguel Brewery Inc. and new assets in power generation to raise funds. With its acquisition of Exxon Mobil’s downstream assets, SMC is in a strategic position to also corner upstream deals in oil-rich Malaysia.
The disputed state of Sabah itself is abundant in oil and gas resources. An article by the Philippine Star, quoting a 2012 study by Singapore-based FACTS Global Energy, reported that Sabah has reserves of about 11-12 trillion cubic feet of gas and at least 1.5 billion barrels of oil. The figures represent 12% and 15% of Malaysia’s natural gas and oil reserves, respectively, according to the report. Another article, by the Centre for Research on Globalization, noted that Sabah has 15 oil wells that can produce as many as 192,000 barrels a day. Also, four new oil fields have been discovered in its territorial waters in the past two years further increasing Sabah’s potential as oil producer.
Is Aquino avoiding displeasing Malaysia over the Sabah dispute so as not to undermine the grand multibillion dollar oil and gas ambitions of SMC and uncle Danding?
Another business deal involves AirAsia Philippines, the local affiliate of Malaysia-based AirAsia Bhd, the largest budget carrier in Southeast Asia. In November 2010, the Board of Investments (BOI) approved the formation of AirAsia Philippines as a joint venture between Malaysian investors and Filipino businessmen led by the President’s cousin Antonio “Tonyboy” Cojuangco Jr. Tonyboy and his Malaysian partners are aggressively expanding their operation in the Philippines with their recent acquisition of at least a 40% stake in local rival Zest Airways Inc.
Does Aquino fear that the contentious Sabah issue could somehow complicate the blooming Malaysian business partnership of his cousin Tonyboy?
Aquino could not just ignore the interests of his rich relatives. He won’t be President without their vital support.
Tonyboy was the biggest campaign donor of Aquino in 2010, based on the President’s official declaration to the Commission on Elections (Comelec). Out of the P440 million in campaign funds declared by Aquino, Tonyboy’s contribution accounted for almost a quarter with P100 million. While Danding was not officially listed as a campaign donor, it is widely believed that the tycoon and Marcos crony also supported the candidacy of his nephew.
If these business interests of his relatives played a key role in Aquino’s handling of the crisis, then the slaughter of our men, women and children in Sabah becomes much more revolting and enraging than it already is.

BAKIT KAMI?

Bakit hindi mo i-Tax si Lucio Tan?

Lucio Tan owes this government billions of pesos in taxes and arrears. How come you are taxing the small businesses and ordinary people when you have the option of catching the BIGGEST FISHES in the country???

Noy Aquino has already exempted the Airlines from heavy taxes. Now as BIR chief, will you be taxing even Government Securities?

The people in this country is slowly being brutalized by the inhumane economic policies of this administration. Even bonuses given to ordinary civil servants are now taxed heavily. Pero mga smugglers, importers and friends and supporters of PNOY's administration are being spared from tax investigations.

Why us? Why us fingerlings?

BAKIT ANG HILIG NIYONG PAHIRAPAN ANG ORDINARYONG MAMAMAYAN??

IKAW TARANTADONG KIM HENARES KA, ANO KA BA TALAGA?

MALIIT NA TUTA O MAYABANG NA GARAPATA? 

PASALAMAT KA BIR CHIEF KA.

KAYA MAG-IINGAT KA PARATI HA. SANA HINDI TAYO MAGKATAGPO. AT BAKA MAPALO KITA NG TUBO SA ULO.

 

NAPAKA-BULOK TALAGA!

OVERWORK NA NGA, DI PA BINABAYARAN NG GOBYERNO!

Tolentino snubs MMDA strikers 

A report from "Daily Tribune" 

 

Employees and workers of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) had stage a strike Monday after they protested for not releasing the benefit which they claim are being withheld by the administration of Chairman Francis Tolentino.
Hundreds of workers of the agency who belong to the  Kapisanan para sa Kagalingan ng mga Kawani sa Kalakhang Maynila (KKK) had stage a walk-out strike yesterday to air their demand to the MMDA official.
The said strike was the second attempt by the workers after they tried last Monday to dialog with Tolentino  but was prevented by the security personnel during the flag ceremony. They attempted it for the second time yesterday and succeeded.
It was only yesterday when the group surprised security personnel when they display their placards hitting MMDA officials for not giving their rightful benefits entitled to them.
According to a rallyist who requested anonymity, they are demanding that the Collective Negotiation Agreement (CAN) that the agency should have released since 2011 the cash incentive which was agreed by both the worker union and the leadership.
The KKK serves as the union of employees of the MMDA.
It was learned that amount of benefits has reached P220 million for all MMDA employees and for no reason Tolentino refused to abide and comply with the agreement.
According to an informant, the money which is due to employees was used to finance other projects.
There were also other reports reaching the union that the money was allegedly deposited in the bank to earn interest for the benefit of some erring MMDA officials.
During yesterday strike there were no officials who talked to them where they vow to stage picket daily in front of the MMDA building.

 Eto ba ang TUWID NA DAAN???

Calling FLORENCIO TARANTADO ABAD!  TARANTADO KANG PUTANG-INA NA! 

GUTOM NA NGA MGA EMPLEYADO NINYO, GINUGUTOM NIYO PA. 

ASO KA ABAD. IKAW AT ANG PAMILYA MO, MGA GARAPATA SA MALACANANG. YOU HAVE VIRTUALLY ACCOMPLISHED NOTHING DURING CORY AQUINO'S TERM. 

PERA NG BAYAN ITINATAGO MO!

YAN BA MGA UGALI NG TRIBUNG BATANES????!!!