The only thing that should rise again is your fucking flaccid penis!!!!
YOU FUCKING
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Linggo, Nobyembre 17, 2013
Lunes, Oktubre 7, 2013
BILI NG ICE CREAM
Huwebes, Oktubre 3, 2013
ANG BINUBUSOG NI PNOY AY YUNG MGA NASA ITAAS LAMANG
Workers protest MWSS board's 'excessive' allowances
Posted at 08/13/2012 5:41 PM | Updated as of 08/14/2012 8:24 AM
MWSS chairman denies allegationsMANILA, Philippines - Employees of the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) on Monday held a protest rally to denounce what they call are "excessive" benefits given to members of its board.
Holding placards and streamers, around 30 MWSS employees protested during their lunch break. They claimed that each board member is paid P9,000 per regular committee meeting and P 15,000 for board meeting.
Nap Quiñones, MWSS Labor Association president, claimed MWSS officials and consultants are violating the new government-owned and controlled corporation (GOCC) law.
The group said MWSS trustees would schedule 4 committee meetings in a day, which would total earnings of P36,000 a day.
The group also accused the new MWSS management of hiring 36 consultants at P30,000 each.
They noted while the board members slashed their meal allowance of P150 a day to P3 a day, they feasted on excessive allowances.
The protesters were joined outside the MWSS by consumer group Water for All Refund Movement (WARM) who also denounced the hefty allowances and demanded the ouster of MWSS officials.
WARM also insisted on the refund of around P2 billion in collections to fund the cancelled Laiban dam and Bulacan irrigation projects initiated by the MWSS during the previous administration.
'Baseless accusations'
MWSS chairman Ramon Alikpala said all the accusations of the group were not true and have no basis. While Alikpala did not dispute the P9,000 per diem for each committee meeting, he insisted that the board members do not receive compensation or salary package.
He said this amount is within bounds of the law. Alikpala said it is not true that members of the board had meetings held 4 times a day.
There was an instance in April that several committee meetings were held but Alikpala said these were attended by different members of the board.
Compared to the previous chairman of the board who received P5 million a year, Alikpala said he only gets an income of P500,000, just a fraction of what his predecessor got.
Alikpala admitted the reduction of the meal allowance but stressed the additional compensation has no basis in law. He also defended the hiring of consultants which he claimed are needed in specialized area concerns of the MWSS but the number did not reach 36 at all.
When asked if he will resign, Alikpala said "if I do leave MWSS, it won't be because of this."
Meanwhile, Alikpala said the collected amount for the shelved Laiban and Bulacan irrigation project will not be refunded since the government will push through with these projects anyway. Any over- or undercollection can be remedied in the current rate rebasing done by the MWSS regulatory office for both Maynilad and Manila Water, he added.
Linggo, Setyembre 29, 2013
What is happening with the OMBUDSMAN?
A Model of PROMISCUITY
Napakarumi.
Burikat pala!
Biyernes, Setyembre 27, 2013
GRANDSTANDING IN ZAMBOANGA DURING A CRISIS
Is it?
Sabado, Setyembre 21, 2013
THE DARK SIDE OF THE FORCE........GREAT MANIPULATOR
I DO NOT FUCKING CARE ABOUT THE COUNTRY. WHAT I FUCKING CARE ABOUT IS MY MONEY!!!
Sabado, Setyembre 7, 2013
YOU FIRST!
YOU ARE DEMANDING THAT NBI DIRECTORS IMMEDIATELY RESIGN OUT OF DELICADEZA?????!!!
WELL, WHY DON'T YOU GO FIRST??? MAG-RESIGN KA MUNA PUTANG-INA KA!
OR ELSE, IT PROVES THAT YOU ARE ALSO KAPIT-TUKO !!!!
WELL, WHY DON'T YOU GO FIRST??? MAG-RESIGN KA MUNA PUTANG-INA KA!
OR ELSE, IT PROVES THAT YOU ARE ALSO KAPIT-TUKO !!!!
Sabado, Mayo 11, 2013
Miyerkules, Abril 10, 2013
DIS-BAR NA NATIN ITO!
DELIMA IS GETTING NOTORIOUS FOR VIOLATING MANY LEGAL PROVISIONS PROVIDED FOR BY THE PHILIPPINE CONSTITUTION .......AND GETTING AWAY WITH IT.
JUST RECENTLY, IN A CASE INVOLVING THE REYES' BROTHERS OF PALAWAN, DELIMA CHALLENGED AN AFFIRMED DECISION OF THE COURT OF APPEALS AND WAS ACCUSED OF BYPASSING THE RULES OF COURT, RULES BY WHICH AS A LAWYER HERSELF, IS SWORN TO UPHOLD.
SIGURO DAPAT NG I-DISBAR ITONG SI DELIMA. THIS IS ALREADY CONDUCT UNBECOMING OF A MEMBER OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION.
I SUSPECT THAT THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH HER HEAD.
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!
Biyernes, Marso 29, 2013
SIDING WITH THE ENEMY
Ninoy vowed to drop Sabah claim to get KL support vs Marcos’
MANILA,
Philippines - Former senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. had promised
Malaysia in 1983 that the Philippines would drop its claim over Sabah in
exchange for its support in the move to oust strongman Ferdinand
Marcos, a former foreign affairs official revealed yesterday.
Hermes Dorado, former national territory division head of the Department of Foreign Affairs, said Aquino met with then Malaysian Prime Minister Mohammad Mahathir before he went back to the Philippines and was assassinated on Aug. 21, 1983.
Dorado said there were no official records of the supposed meeting between Aquino and Mahathir, but said he “became privy to this bit of intelligence” from former ambassador and retired general Rafael Ileto.
“General Ileto indirectly confirmed that Ninoy Aquino asked for help from Mahathir in exchange for dropping the Sabah claim when he gains power,” Dorado told a forum at the University of the Philippines in Quezon City.
Dorado said Ileto was the person assigned to monitor Aquino’s movement on his journey back to Manila.
“There was a commitment to help oust Marcos,” he added. “That is the reason why the government today is somehow reluctant to support the Sabah claim.”
“Our hands are tied today because the leadership up to this day is committed to drop the Philippine claim of Sabah,” he said.
According to Dorado, the clearest proof of Ninoy’s supposed pledge to Malaysia will be found in the 1987 Constitution, which was written during the presidency of his widow Corazon Aquino.
Dorado said the 1987 Constitution amended the first article of the 1973 Constitution and removed the phrase, “and all other territories belonging to the Philippines by historic right or legal title.”
The 1987 Constitution revised the definition of Philippine territory and “deleted Sabah as a historic claim backed up by the legal title pertaining to the sultanate of Sulu,” he added.
Dorado said Mrs. Aquino had no choice but to honor Ninoy’s commitment to Mahathir because she needed support from ASEAN nations to legitimize her ascendancy to the presidency through the people power revolution.
“Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir adamantly refused to attend the ASEAN Summit in Manila until President Cory made a firm commitment to amend Article 1 of the 1973 Constitution,” Dorado pointed out.
“Malaysian hard-ball diplomatic and guerrilla war maneuverings, backed by shrewd use of economic leverage, sourced from huge revenues from oil extracted in Sabah, were completed by 1987,” he added.
“They succeeded in forcing the Constitutional Commission to drop the Philippine Sabah claim, hands down.”
Dorado said the amended Baselines Law approved in March 2009 resulted in the exclusion of Sabah from the Philippine territory.
He said the amended law removed Section 2 of the 1968 law that included the phrase, “…the territory of Sabah, situated in North Borneo, over which the Republic of the Philippines has acquired dominion and sovereignty.”
“Removal of the specific reference to Sabah represented a disastrous outcome to the claims of the sultanate of Sulu,” Dorado said.
He claimed the results of the supposed “Ninoy-Mahathir pact” have destroyed all peaceful possibilities of pursuing the country’s claims.
“We have so much wealth in Sabah na dapat tayo ang nakikinabang (we should be the ones benefitting),” Jacel said.
She said the lease agreement over North Borneo expired in 1978.
She accused the Aquino administration of protecting the interests of the Malaysian prime minister rather than the interest of the Filipino people.
“I would prefer to be another (nationality) rather than a Filipino citizen under our current set of leaders,” she said.
During the forum, Jacel confirmed the meeting between her uncle Sultan Bantilan Esmail Kiram II and Interior Secretary Manuel Roxas II.
“This is the first official talk from our side and from the side of the government,” she said, declining to provide additional information as she was not privy to what was discussed in the meeting.
Jacel said the development was a “good gesture” on the part of the government, and that its intention was for the benefit of the Filipino people.
Citing latest information from Sabah, Jacel said Agbimuddin Kiram and his people are safe but a lot of Filipinos have become victims of excessive force by Malaysian security forces. – With Paolo Romero, Jaime Laude, Marvin Sy
Hermes Dorado, former national territory division head of the Department of Foreign Affairs, said Aquino met with then Malaysian Prime Minister Mohammad Mahathir before he went back to the Philippines and was assassinated on Aug. 21, 1983.
Dorado said there were no official records of the supposed meeting between Aquino and Mahathir, but said he “became privy to this bit of intelligence” from former ambassador and retired general Rafael Ileto.
“General Ileto indirectly confirmed that Ninoy Aquino asked for help from Mahathir in exchange for dropping the Sabah claim when he gains power,” Dorado told a forum at the University of the Philippines in Quezon City.
Dorado said Ileto was the person assigned to monitor Aquino’s movement on his journey back to Manila.
“There was a commitment to help oust Marcos,” he added. “That is the reason why the government today is somehow reluctant to support the Sabah claim.”
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According to Dorado, the clearest proof of Ninoy’s supposed pledge to Malaysia will be found in the 1987 Constitution, which was written during the presidency of his widow Corazon Aquino.
Dorado said the 1987 Constitution amended the first article of the 1973 Constitution and removed the phrase, “and all other territories belonging to the Philippines by historic right or legal title.”
The 1987 Constitution revised the definition of Philippine territory and “deleted Sabah as a historic claim backed up by the legal title pertaining to the sultanate of Sulu,” he added.
Dorado said Mrs. Aquino had no choice but to honor Ninoy’s commitment to Mahathir because she needed support from ASEAN nations to legitimize her ascendancy to the presidency through the people power revolution.
“Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir adamantly refused to attend the ASEAN Summit in Manila until President Cory made a firm commitment to amend Article 1 of the 1973 Constitution,” Dorado pointed out.
“Malaysian hard-ball diplomatic and guerrilla war maneuverings, backed by shrewd use of economic leverage, sourced from huge revenues from oil extracted in Sabah, were completed by 1987,” he added.
“They succeeded in forcing the Constitutional Commission to drop the Philippine Sabah claim, hands down.”
Dorado said the amended Baselines Law approved in March 2009 resulted in the exclusion of Sabah from the Philippine territory.
He said the amended law removed Section 2 of the 1968 law that included the phrase, “…the territory of Sabah, situated in North Borneo, over which the Republic of the Philippines has acquired dominion and sovereignty.”
“Removal of the specific reference to Sabah represented a disastrous outcome to the claims of the sultanate of Sulu,” Dorado said.
He claimed the results of the supposed “Ninoy-Mahathir pact” have destroyed all peaceful possibilities of pursuing the country’s claims.
Proprietary rights
Reacting to Dorado’s presentation, Princess Jacel Kiram – daughter of
Sulu Sultan Jamalul Kiram III – maintained that Filipinos have
proprietary rights in Sabah.“We have so much wealth in Sabah na dapat tayo ang nakikinabang (we should be the ones benefitting),” Jacel said.
She said the lease agreement over North Borneo expired in 1978.
She accused the Aquino administration of protecting the interests of the Malaysian prime minister rather than the interest of the Filipino people.
“I would prefer to be another (nationality) rather than a Filipino citizen under our current set of leaders,” she said.
During the forum, Jacel confirmed the meeting between her uncle Sultan Bantilan Esmail Kiram II and Interior Secretary Manuel Roxas II.
“This is the first official talk from our side and from the side of the government,” she said, declining to provide additional information as she was not privy to what was discussed in the meeting.
Jacel said the development was a “good gesture” on the part of the government, and that its intention was for the benefit of the Filipino people.
Citing latest information from Sabah, Jacel said Agbimuddin Kiram and his people are safe but a lot of Filipinos have become victims of excessive force by Malaysian security forces. – With Paolo Romero, Jaime Laude, Marvin Sy
Sabado, Marso 2, 2013
Martes, Enero 29, 2013
BULOK TALAGA
Do you know the reason why Manny Pangilinan, the progressive business tycoon of the Philippines, almost called it quits from this country a year ago???
It's not only because of the GREEDY ATENEO ANTI-MINING-PRO MONEY JESUITS.
It's because of the FUCKING SYSTEM created by OUR GREEDY AND IDIOT PRESIDENT, WHO BY THE WAY IS A PRODUCT OF THAT JESUIT MONEY-MAKING SCHOOL!
Two years ago, Manny Pangilinan won in a government bidding for the building, operation and transfer of the MRT System. However, sa inggit ng mga "Makati Boys" ni Pnoy, they pressured Noy's government to declare an anomaly in the bidding process, thereby declaring a failure of BIDDING.
What happened?
Manny Pangilinan offerred the best deal during the time (advantageous to the government), but ginulo nila ang processo para makapasok mga KAIBIGAN ni Pnoy.
Siyempre gusto ng mga "elite friends" ni Pnoy na sila makakuha ng project na ito. Eh di ano pa kundi basahin niyo nalang ang nasa ibaba:
Finance clears MRT 7 deal with San Miguel
By Lailany P. Gomez | Posted on Jan. 30, 2013 at 12:02am |
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The Finance Department endorsed the
revised contract between the government and San Miguel Corp. for the
long-delayed Metro Rail Transit Line 7 project.
Transportation Undersecretary Jose
Perpetuo Lotilla told reporters the Finance Department cleared the improved
concession contract submitted by the proponent.
“The DoF has approved the project’s
implementation. So, hoping they [the government and the proponent] signed the
contract, the DoF will then issue a performance undertaking and it’s a go,”
Lotilla told reporters at the sidelines of the Tribuna España-Filipinas forum.
He said the implementing guidelines
of the project were also approved.
“After that, it will go to [National
Economic and Development Authority-ICC] and goes back to the DoF for issuance
of performance undertaking,” Lotilla said.
The Finance Department in July last
year asked San Miguel to seek the approval of the Neda again, after the company
failed to have financial closure for the project within the target date of
December 2010.
San Miguel and partner Universal LRT
Corp. were scheduled to begin construction of MRT 7 in 2010, but failed to
mobilize funds for the start of the construction.
San Miguel acquired the right to
construct and operate the 22-kilometer rail project from North Ave. in Quezon
City to San Jose del Monte City in Bulacan, after it executed a deal to buy 51
percent of Universal LRT, the original proponent.
The diversified conglomerate,
however, failed to secure a financial closure for the project, or the guarantee
from equity holders or debt financier to provide or mobilize funding, within
schedule.
Universal LRT earlier said $320
million of the project’s cost would be financed by equity and the remaining
$900 million to $1 billion by borrowings.
San Miguel, in a bid to gain more
supporters, signed an agreement with Marubeni Corp. of Japan and DM Consunji
Inc. in 2012 to build the rail project. San Miguel also obtained a 25-year
concession.
The project involves the
construction of a 22-kilometer train line with 14 stations from the corner of
North Avenue and Epifanio de los Santos Avenue in Quezon City to San Jose del
Monte City in Bulacan.
It will be linked with the MRT Line
3 and the Light Rail Transit Line 1 through a common station in North Avenue.
San Miguel will also build a
22-kilometer, six-lane highway to Bulacan.
It earlier awarded the contract for
the engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning of the MRT-7
project to the Marubeni-DMCI consortium.
The mass transit project is
envisioned to carry two million passengers in Metro Manila and Bulacan.
It will traverse the stretch of Commonwealth Ave., known as the widest road in
the country.
The project also involves the
development of commercial establishments in San Jose del Monte City.
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