WARNING

TO DINKY SOLIMAN OF DSWD

NASAAN ANG MGA FOREIGN AID?!! 

BINULSA NA NAMAN BA NINYO MGA PUTANG-INA KAYO!!!

 ANG DAMI NIYONG PERA SA CONDITIONAL CASH TRANSFER TAPOS HUMIHINGI PA KAYO NG ADDITIONAL AID AND VOLUNTEERS???

AY PUTANG-INA!!!!!

SINO, SI NOYNOY?

                 "YOU BOLA ME HA . . . . . ."

Boy Scout 101

Mr. President, isn't it too late in the day to go on a camping experience, while being obnoxious to the feelings of suffering earthquake victims???

                  Hilo ka na ba Mr. President?

 

At ipinagmamalaki mo pa raw ang sarap ng simoy ng hangin diyan sa Bohol.

Bakit hindi ka nalang mag-apply ng trabahong scout master.

                                     - - -

  

               Take it from me, Mr. Boy Iskawat.

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."

MAY TINGLE ITONG TAONG ITO

          THIS GUY POSSESSES A CLITORIS.

BECAUSE IF HE HAD BALLS, OUR ECONOMY WOULD HAVE BEEN ROBUST AND HEALTHY. BUT BECAUSE HE HAD NONE OF THE BALLS, HE ILLEGALLY DISBURSED THE PEOPLE'S MONEY IN ORDER TO BRIBE THE SENATORS AND CONGRESSMEN DURING CORONA'S IMPEACHMENT.

AND ALL OF US FILIPINO TAXPAYERS HAD BEEN FUCKED.

THE QUESTION IS: ARE THERE ANY BALLS OUT THERE AFTER THE FUCK????

OR ARE THE SAME BALLS KEEPING QUIET BECAUSE THEY ALL HAVE CLITORISES???

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

CONSPIRACY OF THE RICH AND THE OLIGARCHS

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!

IBA ANG SINASABI NIYA SA GINAGAWA NIYA

IKAW, MANINIWALA KA PA BA SA KANYA? 

MAG-ONLINE KA NA RIN! 

LET'S CAMPAIGN FOR A NATIONWIDE CYBER-PROTEST AND SOCIAL "DISOBEDIENCE"!

 Noynoy hies off to Tarlac on Labor Day

• Written by  Tribune
• Thursday, 02 May 2013 00:00

Labor groups were busy protesting on their day, but President Aquino conveniently hied himself off to Tarlac, with the Palace claiming that Aquino spent the morning of Labor Day to get some rest and for him to recuperate from colds and his bout with coughing.
Aquino was said to have traveled to Tarlac City Tuesday afternoon, immediately after his dialog with labor group representatives in the Palace, to witness a job fair in the area.
Presidential spokesman Edwin Lacierda said this rest day for Aquino is “an opportunity for him to rest. You know he is suffering from coughs and colds, He is taking medications for them,” adding that Aquino is is not trying to evade Labor Day protests in Manila.
“Yesterday, after the event, then later , he also had an event . He now has a chance to rest, So today is a good day for him to rest lang before his event at 4 o’clock,” he said.
The President will have an event with the local community in Victoria, Tarlac this (Wednesday) afternoon.
Lacierda also said the President spearheaded the Labor Day activities on Tuesday based on the advice by the Department of Labor and Employment (DoLE) and it was not the President’s decision for him to take a rest today.
The labor department wanted the Labor Day activities on April 30 so as not to crowd the labor groups’ activities for May 1, Lacierda said.
“But this was suggested, I think if I’m not mistaken, weeks ago or a month ago. You know how it is with the schedule of the President. Thats’ planned in advance,” he said.
Meanwhile, in celebration of the 127th International Workers’ Day and its 110th year in the Philippines, a militant labor group staged a nationwide protest condemning the rabidly anti-worker and pro-capitalist regime of Aquino.
Aquino has again rejected workers’ calls for a significant wage hike, the junking of contractual employment and a stop to trade-union repression. He has bragged about non-wage benefits and his government’s efforts at creating jobs.
“The Aquino regime has been using the technicality that is the one-year ban on hiking wages to try to obscure the fact that it is insensitive toward the long-standing hunger and poverty being experienced by the country’s workers,” an official statement said.
“We condemn Aquino’s use of non-wage benefits, which come from workers’ taxes and premium contributions, to try to cover up his strong opposition to a wage hike. Unlike a significant wage hike, non-wage benefits will not directly and immediately give workers any relief from the soaring prices of goods and services.”
“We condemn Aquino for taking advantage of chronic unemployment to try to blackmail workers into accepting starvation wages, contractual employment, and violations of trade-union rights. The truth is that wages in the country have been pressed down for too long yet jobs available to Filipinos remain dismally scarce.”
The problem lies in the government’s refusal to implement land reform and national industrialization and generate decent employment through these policies. It has instead relied on foreign investments to create jobs in the country, and has offered cheap and repressed labor to attract foreign investors into the country statement further.
On his third Labor Day and almost three years in office, Aquino has thoroughly exposed himself as anti-worker and pro-capitalist. His statements leading to this Labor Day are merely footnotes to his already long record of implementing policies that are favorable to capitalists, especially the big and foreign ones, and detrimental to workers.
For almost three years, Aquino has consistently rejected calls for a significant wage hike, is attempting to impose wage cuts and wage freezes through the Two-Tiered Wage System, has legalized contractual employment, and is continuing policies that are repressive of workers’ right to unionize, collectively bargain and strike.
Today, our protests against the anti-worker and pro-capitalist Aquino regime will ignite. We vow to launch bigger protests in the coming weeks and months in order to push forward our just demands for our wages, job security and trade-union rights statement ended.
With Pat C. Santos and PNA

Published in Headlines

1 comment

• 
  Wow, mukhang iba ang mga pinagsasabi sa pinaggagawa.
  Nasaan ang pinagsasabi at pinagyayabang nilang ito kung ganoon? Hanggang yabang lang ba ito?
  Sabi nila, " No one is allowed to relax – not even President Aquino – as the homestretch of the campaign begins." Pagkatapos, sabi naman ni Lacierda, this rest day for Aquino is “an opportunity for him to rest." Alin ba talaga ang totoo sa mga pinagsasabi nila?
  Punong puno talaga ng pagkukunwari, pagbabalatkayo at kaplastikan at saka kapalpakan.
  Ito basahin niyo.
  Noy, administration bets won’t relax until end of campaign
  By Aurea Calica, The Philippine Star, May 1, 2013
  MANILA, Philippines - No one is allowed to relax – not even President Aquino – as the homestretch of the campaign begins.
  Team PNoy campaign strategists vowed to work harder to raise the ratings of their senatorial candidates who are at the bottom of the poll surveys, a team spokesman said.
  The President told reporters after a dialogue with labor groups in Malacañang yesterday that he gave “marching orders” for all the administration candidates to give their best shot.
  “I tell all candidates that nobody should relax at this point in time. I think I am leading also by example. We believe we are espousing a certain ideology. Regardless of my physical condition, I will endeavor to maximize delivering the message to our people,” he said.
  Cita Wednesday, 01 May 2013 18:26 Comment Link

GUTOM ANG ABUTIN

TRAITORS DO NOT DESERVE SUPPORT

DO NOT SUPPORT TEAM ABNOY

DO NOT SUPPORT THE CLAN OF MAKAPILI-TRAITORS

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.

COMELEC STOOGE -GRACE PADACA-WALANG PALABRA DE HONOR

Grace Padaca: A STOOGE OF PNOY

Grace Padaca was just recently appointed as Commissioner of the COMELEC. Considering that Padaca was facing a 25 million peso suit at the Sandiganbayan, PNOY made efforts to post Padaca’s bail at 75,000 pesos, personally escorted by Roxas from being arrested by authorities. (imagine, the President interfering with a Legal Process?!! ) 

Ito talagang nakakahiya! Akala ko ba e matino ka Ms Padaca?

Dapat hinarap mo muna ang kaso mo at hindi mo muna tinaggap ang alok ni Pnoy. 

Imagine, si former Chief Justice Corona hinarap ang kaso until he was impeached eh ikaw, you formerly professed to be independent and idealistic-innovator of Isabela’s politics, tapos tatalikuran mo nalang ang kaso mo because of Abnoy’s invitation?

Ano, nagtatago ka sa COMELEC immunity?

SHAME ON YOU!!!

 BABOY KA!

Chief Justice Corona was a better man than you. 

That’s the problem with PNOY appointed people, they are all THE SAME. Kung hindi mga tuta, mga aso.

Grace Padaca is a DOG. 

And she’s not even a lawyer in the Commission unlike Rene Sarmiento et al. How would she even decide on matters involving election jurisprudence if she does not possess legal credentials to even justify her honored opinions?

How Dare you?

YOU SHOULD RESIGN MS PADACA. 

Because if you don’t, YOU WILL ALSO BECOME A TRAITOR TO THE FILIPINO PEOPLE.