WE WILL RISE AGAIN - ACCORDING TO PNOY

The only thing that should rise again is your fucking flaccid penis!!!!

 

YOU FUCKING

Kris Aquino and Philip Salvador performing limbering exercises

MESSAGE TO THE PRESIDENT!

"I DON'T FUCKING CARE WHOEVER YOU   ARE ASSHOLE, FOR AS LONG AS YOU DON'T FUCKING TOUCH MY FUCKING MONEY!!!"

SHIT KA TALAGA! PINAGHIRAPAN KO YUN!!!

FLORENCIO ABAD MAGNANAKAW!

SIGE MAN KA UG PANGAWAT BAY! LAMI NA MAN JUD GULGULON IMONG LI-UG!

ARMIN LUISTRO SUMIPSIP NG ETITS

HOY LUISTRONG ASO! SINISIPSIP MO RAW MGA TITI NG ESTUDYANTE MO!

  BABOY KA! MAHIYA SA ANGKAN MO!

NONE OF OUR BUSINESS!!!

What you do inside Malacanang after office hours is your fucking business!

Di kami mapaghusga sa inyo!

Kung bakit napaka-suplado niyo sa amin!

kung tutuusin, di naman kayo nagkulang sa pahinga!

You were given a lot of leeway in making use of our collective discretion!

CONSPIRACY OF THE RICH AND THE OLIGARCHS

IMPEACH AQUINO!

MGA KAMAG-ANAK NA NAMAN!!!

Salceda hails SAN MIGUEL CORPORATION takeover of Albay electric co-op

 (The Philippine Star) | Updated August 19, 2013 - 12:00am

LEGAZPI CITY , Philippines   – Albay Gov. Joey Salceda has hailed the upcoming takeover by San Miguel Corp. (SMC) of the Albay Electric Cooperative (Aleco) that he said  will to solve the unending threats of blackouts in their province. SMC, one of the country’s largest independent power producers, won the bid to manage the beleaguered power coop,.
“Albay would have now SMC as one of its business trophies and send a strong signal to the investment community of the province’s economic potentials,” Salceda stressed.
Albay has recently become country’s fastest growing economy, even with the contant threats of blackouts despite its vast geothermal wealth, due to Aleco’s mounting debts has now reached P4 billion. With a stable electric supply, the province is destined to soar higher, Salceda said.
Energy Secretary Jericho Petilla recently announced SMC’s impending takeover of Aleco, San Miguel will not own ALECO; it will just run the cooperative and “shoulder the debt and pay monthly concession fees.”
The National Grid Corp. recently cut off Aleco’s power supply for failure to pay a month’s bill, plunging the entire province into darkness for 24 hours. Salceda negotiated for a reconnection in behalf of Aleco.  

Salceda said he fully supports SMC’s takeover of Aleco’s management. “Given

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SMC’s vaunted management expertise and marketing clout, there are huge synergies that can further propel Albay to a higher level of economic stature,” he added.
Salceda noted that SMC Caticlan Airport, the principal gateway to Boracay, under the public-private partnership program, while Albay, a major tourism destination is the site of the Southern Luzon International Airport, which as a  regional hub can make a Caticlan-Legazpi air route viable.
Salceda noted that with SMC around, Albay will have not just stable power supply but also the conglomerate’s strong brands and destination networks that will help enhance Albay as a prime tourist destination coupled.
“Having been in the corporate sector since 1989, I have yet to see an enterprise fail due to mismanagement by the SMC group which has instead distinguished itself for impressive corporate results and corporate social responsibility,” he stressed.
 “I don’t know of distribution utilities managed by top corporations, but compared to Meralco and Smart, SMC has been way ahead of the curve in demonstrating that you can earn more with low prices - the lowest priced gin and the lowest priced beer in the whole world, with Lucio Tan at par or slightly lower,” he added.

SMC wins bid for Albay Electric Coop.

August 18, 2013 8:07 pm

by MANNY T. UGALDE
CORRESPONDENT

LEGAZPI CITY: San Miguel Corp. (SMC) is set to takeover the debt-ridden Albay Electric Cooperative (Aleco) after three other interested buyers withdrew during the August 7 bidding for the said power distributor, Gov. Joey Salceda of Albay said over the weekend.
The governor noted that SMC would shoulder Aleco’s P4-billion debt.
He added that the Aleco bids and awards committee would announce its decision during the cooperative’s general assembly on August 21

SAVE US FROM THESE SKINNY LITTLE DEVILS!

WHAT THEY ACTUALLY DO DURING BREAKTIME AT THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

 

PRINCIPAL AUTHOR 

 ANOTHER ONE

 

KA-TROPA

 

TULOY NIYO LANG MGA PARE KO......

WOOOOHH.......TEAM PNOY GO! GO! GO!

Tandaan ninyo!

ITO ANG TAONG NAGSASABI KAY PNOY NA BAWASAN ANG DAPAT IBIGAY NA SWELDO SA MGA GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INCLUDING TEACHERS, DOH EMPLOYEES, MIAA EMPLOYEES, DOJ WORKERS, SUPREME COURT EMPLOYEES AND JUDGES, DAR EMPLOYEES, QUARANTINE, CUSTOMS, IMMIGRATION AND SOCIAL WORKERS.

TANDAAN NINYO ANG TAONG ITO.

YOU ARE FREE TO KILL HIM AFTER HE STEPS DOWN FROM BEING THE SECRETARY OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT.

BONG REVILLANG BOBO AT WALANG ALAM

BHONG POLOMONGGOY REVILA IS A-GOOD- FOR- NOTHING SERVICE OFFICER IN THE SENATE. HE IS A KNOWN SEX PREDATOR IN HIS SHOWBIZ PROFESSION AND ALSO KNOWN TO HAVE NO POPULAR STAND ON VERY IMPORTANT NATIONAL ISSUES SUCH AS THE CHINA INCURSIONS, SABAH CLAIM, DISASTERS, RH BILL AND MANY OTHERS. 

WALA PONG KIBO PARATI ANG TAONG ITO.

PERA-PERA AT SHOWBIZ LANG ALAM NITO.

 EXPERT NGA PALA ITONG TAONG ITO SA MGA SEX VIDEO SCANDALS. 

MAG-ISIP BAGO BUMOTO!

 

No Wonder

NOY Aquino has just signed a law providing for TAX EXEMPTIONS for Airline Carriers. This law was just recently signed in Davao City.

GUESS WHAT?

SI DANDING, LUCIO TAN, TONYBOY COJUANGCO, ABS CBN LOPEZES AT SI RAMON ANG NA NAMAN ANG MAKIKINABANG NG PRIVILEGE NA ITO!

READ ON...FROM MANILA STANDARD

San Miguel puts off $6-b airport project

By Lailany P. Gomez | Posted on Mar. 07, 2013 at 12:02am | 1,203 views

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San Miguel Corp. said Wednesday it pushed back a plan to build its own $6-billion airport project amid the government’s policy of prohibiting airline operators from engaging in airport management.

The conglomerate earlier announced it would build its own airport, in partnership with the Lucio Tan group, to address the requirements of both PAL and its low-cost carrier AirPhil Express.

“We were supposed to present our proposal to President [Aquino] in January to ask his permission to build our own airport. However, sometime in Nov. or Dec., the [Transportation Department] came out with new rules banning airline operators to join in the bidding for the Mactan-Cebu airport project. Because of this decision, we have to look into the government’s policy to avoid conflict. They might disapprove our proposal since we have a stake in PAL,” Ramon Ang, SMC president, told reporters.

Ang was referring to the terms of the Mactan-Cebu project, which stated that airline companies and entities with any relationship with an airline company may own up to a maximum of 33 percent of the shares in the winning bidder’s special purpose company, as long as no airline company is directly involved in operations.

“It seems to me that the new policy prohibits airline operators to operate or manage an airport. That’s the implication of the new rules,” Ang said.

He earlier said San Miguel and the Lucio Tan Group were jointly evaluating the possibility of constructing an airport that would address the airline’s requirements and serve as the country’s main gateway.

Ang had said the planned new international airport would be financed by San Miguel and Lucio Tan, the major shareholders of PAL.

The proposed airport will be built in a 2,000- hectare property in a still undisclosed location. It will have four runways that can accommodate simultaneous takeoff and landing.

Ang added that San Miguel and PAL had discussed with Korean contractors to finish the project in three years.

“I’m just waiting for all their cards to be on the table so we can address whatever concerns they have. After that, then it’s time for us to go to the national government and present our proposal. I’m still hopeful this project will push through,” Ang said.

NOY AQUINO FAVORS HIS FRIENDS MORE THAN ANY OF US REGULAR AND PROFESSIONAL, HARDWORKING PEOPLE OF THIS COUNTRY.

IKAW? PAPAYAG KA NA LANG BA NG GANITO?

LET'S SPREAD THE WORD. LET'S SUPPORT A NATIONAL PROTEST AGAINST THIS SELFISH AND ELITE, IDIOTIC SON OF A BITCH!!!

 

Reader Comment

• Ninoy was never a hero and NEVER worked for Philippine interest. The best thing he ever did was get killed whichever angle you believe paving the way supposedly for change which never happened because of the Filipinos stupidity in electing Oligarchs and family dynasties over and over. Now the Stupid One , Abnoy is dragging the country to the lowest levels yet seen in an Asian country and bringing us much shame here and abroad. I say lets Kill him and his kin. Its the only way to stop this yellow infestation. Burn the squatters and their ilk along the way to stop their having to control the fate of this nation thru their votes.
  Panny Makyaw Wednesday, 06 March 2013 02:27 Comment Link
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  THE AQUINOS ARE A CURSE TO THE NATION.....THE SINS OF THEIR FLOCKS, HELL IS FULL OF PINOYS AND HELL SENT YOU THESE CURSED FAMILY........AND YES, MORE HELL IS COMING YOUR WAY!......
  ST. JOHN Tuesday, 05 March 2013 23:17 Comment Link
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  From what I read in the internet, in 1967, President Ferdinand Marcos initiated "Operation Merdeka" involving the training of commandos in Corrigidor. Their task is to infiltrate Sabah. Ninoy Aquino, a Filibuster in the Philippine Senate, exposes the secret operation. Because of the expose "Operation Merdeka" became a big failure. It caused the death of Filipino Military and Civilian operatives inside Sabah. What happened next is what is known as "Jabidah Massacre" named after the Jabiddah Commandos.
  Ano bang kababalaghang nangyari? Why is it that Ninoy is now considered a national hero and Marcos is a villain? Mukhang kabaliktaran yata ang nangyari.
  Is this the working of the yellow cult media? Ang galing naman nilang baliktarin ang katotohanan kung ganoon. How could they corrupt the minds of the Filipino people for the benefit of the Aquinos?
  Kung sabagay, nagagawa nila ngayon kay GMA, Corona at iba pa katulad ni Villar noong nakaraang 2010 election. We had clearly seen how they were able to demonize and totally destroyed the integrity and reputations of their political opponents. They can easily corrupt the minds of many Filipinos Kayang kaya nilang paglaruan ang ating batas to protect their vested interest and their alipores and KKKs. Just look at how they had protected padaca and elevated her as comelec commissioner. That's also a travesty by itself.
  Cita Tuesday, 05 March 2013 21:51 Comment Link
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  The Kiram and the Filipino people will never get a fair share on this Sabah claim while Pnoy is the president. Remember what Ninoy did when he exposed the Marcos commandoes trying to re-take Sabah in early 1960's? This SOB will do the same thing "sell the filipinos to the malaysians"!
  Fred Acosta Tuesday, 05 March 2013 21:51 Comment Link
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  Ninoy Aquino is credited for having said "The Filipino is worth dying for."
  Why doesn't the son simply die on the spot for the Filipino?
  Rodolfo V. Cabado Tuesday, 05 March 2013 21:09 Comment Link
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  Noynoy comes from a family of traitors to the Philippines. What can you expect from him?
  Ike A Tuesday, 05 March 2013 21:00 Comment Link
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  Obviously, the effort of noynoying government, if there's any, did not work. They failed big time in peacefully ending the standoff in Sabah. Malaysia did not listen to noynoy. Malaysia had taken the position of violence.
  Ironically, Malaysia is a facilitator in peace talk.in the Philippines. What do these land grabbers know about peace? Niloloko lamang nila ang mamamayang Filipinos. They are more interested in protecting their vested interest.
  Ang masaklap, clueless masiyado si noynoying. Palpak na naman. Punong puno ng kapalpakan. Pagkatapos, si GMA na naman ang kaniyang sinisisi sa kaniyang kapalpakan sa Sabah crisis. It is totally ridiculous. Only an equally clueless idiot like the yellow cult alipores will believe him this time.
  Does he really expect the Filipinos to be fooled by him all the time? No way, pnoy!!!!!
  Cita Tuesday, 05 March 2013 20:57

SABAH

Mishandling the Sabah issue

By Emil Jurado | Posted on Mar. 05, 2013 at 12:01am | 2,725 views

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There appears to be a consensus among analysts and observers of the Sabah dispute after followers of Sulu Sultan Jamalul Kiram III occupied a village called Lahad Datu in Sabah and after some have died in firefight.  The Aquino administration indeed committed a series of blunders.
Let’s rewind a bit. The sultan felt snubbed in the signing of the Bangsamoro Framework Agreement, which the administration touted as the key to achieving peace in Mindanao.  In fact the Sultan claimed he had sent not one but three letters to Malacañang where he expressed his desire to be consulted on the peace issue. President Aquino said the letters must have been lost in the bureaucratic maze.
What a lame excuse. Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa serves as some kind of a Grand Central Station where all letters to the President pass through. Palace insiders however say that Ochoa indeed received the letters but he passed them through Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Teresita Deles.  I cannot confirm this, but I am told that Deles decided not to let the President know about it.  She kept the letter, believing it would have no impact on the peace process.
Mr. Aquino reportedly berated Deles when he learned about what happened.  A bureaucrat with delicadeza would have resigned – Deles obviously does not have it.
Thus the Sultan, perhaps thinking that it occupying a village in Sabah is the only way for the government to acknowledge its rights, decided to send 200 of his followers to the disputed territory. There are 800,000 Filipino Muslims who have, legally or otherwise, made Sabah their home.
Instead of being sensitive to the Sultan’s claim and to the plight of Filipinos in Sabah who were being threatened by Malaysian police, President Aquino went on television, flanked by Justice Secretary Leila de Lima and Interior and Local Government Secretary Mar Roxas, warning Kiram that he and his men could face charges for constitutional violations. He told them to come home.
But the Sultan says Sabah is home.
Don’t threaten Tausogs with arrest or criminal charges.  They are very proud, like Maguindanaoans and Maranaws.
The stance taken by Malacañang made it look like it was siding with Malaysia.
Who are advising President Aquino? It looks like he was not aware of the implications of events. Analysts say the issue is not just legal.
What is the bottom line of the dispute? Historic and documentary evidence of ownership by the Sulu Sultanate over Sabah is clear and unmistakable. This is why Malaysia refuses to bring the matter to the International Court of Justice, or the United Nations.
In 1704, the Sultan of Brunei sought support from the Sultan of Sulu to quell a rebellion in Brunei. In gratitude, the Sultan of Brunei gave North Borneo, as Sabah was called then, to the Sultan of Sulu. In 1874 or 174 years later, Baron Von de Overbeck leased North Borneo from the Sultan of  Sulu for 5,300 Mexican pieces of gold a year. Overbeck created the British North Borneo Co., a chartered company by Great Britain. After the death of Sultan Jamalul Kiram in 1936, the British company stopped the leased payments, but a Session Court in North Borneo ordered resumption of payment.
When North Borneo was renamed Sabah, despite objections of the Philippine government, Sabah became part of the Federation of Malaysia.
When the Federation of Malaysia was created in 1963, Malaysia converted the stipulated rental payment into Malaysian ringgit (now equivalent to P77,000) but not the equivalent of 5,300 pieces of Mexican gold. And this is where the core of the dispute lies. The lease agreement used the word “padjak.” After 85 years of paying rent to the Sultanate of Sulu since 1878, Malaysia in 1963 conveniently misinterpreted the word “padjak” to mean cession or sale. The Sulu Sultanate insists “padjak” means rent, and that it is not a sale.  And why does Malaysia continue to pay rent to the Sulu Sultanate? Malaysia’s position is untenable.
As a lawyer, I  know that a sale needs a specific price. Thus, the continuous indefinite annual payment of P77,000 by Malaysia to the Sultanate cannot by any stretch of the imagination be a definite sale by any legal definition.
This leads me to ask: Didn’t the legal advisers of President Aquino ever consider the legal implications of the Sabah claims? Obviously not since that would rock the boat in our political and economic relations with Malaysia, especially now that Malaysia is brokering the Bangsamoro Framework Agreement.
What is clear is that President Aquino deemed our relations with Malaysia more important than the Sultanate of Sulu.
The President threatened to arrest and charge Kiram and his followers. That does not make sense. Why didn’t Malacañang organize a special task force to attend to the dispute? Who appears anti-Filipino now?
I have been told that even Christians in Mindanao are sympathizing with the Sultanate of Sulu.
“Honor is above life,” the Sultan said. I hope I am wrong on this, but I fear this will have a negative impact on the peace process in Mindanao and our relations with Malaysia.

MANILA STANDARD ARTICLE

Point of no return

By Manila Standard Today | Posted on Mar. 05, 2013 at 12:01am | 1,544 views

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The Aquino administration has outdone itself this time.
After displaying utter unpreparedness and ineptitude in handling a crisis in sovereignty and foreign relations, the chief executive now says certain “persons of interest” funded and directed the acts of the Sulu sultan whose men sailed to Sabah and occupied a village there three weeks ago.
Things turned for the worse over the weekend when more than a dozen were killed in gunfight in Lahad Datu and nearby places.  Most of the casualties belonged to the camp of the Sulu Sultan Jamalul Kiram III.
In Monday’s press conference held in Malacañang, President Benigno Aquino III referred to intelligence reports that the Sultan of Sulu and his followers were acting in concert with other forces – specifically those on the side of his predecessor — that wanted to sabotage the government’s peace talks with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
He also made no secret of his desire to remain in the good graces of our neighbor Malaysia.  Imagine we were in the opposite situation and a group of armed men arrived and occupied a place we administered, Mr. Aquino said. How are we supposed to act when these men point guns to our faces?
Small wonder he offered no sober words to the sultan, who banks on history and a lease agreement besides to boost his – actually, our — claim on Sabah.   Instead, after taking too long to act on or even speak about the Sabah standoff, Mr. Aquino warned the sultan that he and his men could face charges for their acts and blamed them for endangering the peace talks with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front. Malaysia acts as facilitator  for these talks.
To be sure, the President is not oblivious to the criticism he has been receiving on his inept handling of the Sabah issue, even way before the shooting that began Friday. Now he has found a good excuse to ties these together: “The concerted criticism points to a conspiracy,” he said.
And just like that, the President has succeeded in oversimplifying the issue and reducing the complex matter into an us-or-them situation.
Mr. Aquino’s outrageous claims have caused a stir and will likely elicit a firestorm of protest and demand for proof. Tragically, this will come at the expense of the 800,000 Filipinos in Sabah, the sultan’s supporters, the families of those who were killed in the standoff, the people of Mindanao and all Filipinos who need our leader to simply know how to handle tense episodes instead of bungling like an idiot and blaming everybody except himself.

LOONIES!

"You think he's a Baboon?"

"Hmmmmmmm......"

"Oh c'mon now your holiness Rafiki. Surely he's not a Baboooooon.?"

"Hmmmmmm...."sniff...sniff..."

"Well???"

"He's a Baboooooooon!"

"Oh just as I thought."

  "This is vewy, vewy BAD!"