OPEN STATEMENT TO OBAMA

WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO LISTEN. . . . . .

DO NOT DEAL WITH OUR PRESIDENT!

 IN THE UNITED STATES, YOU CONFINE THE MENTALLY-ILL AND THE RETARDED. .

                             HOWEVER. . . .

 IN THIS COUNTRY, WE ELECT THEM.

             BEWARE MISTER PRESIDENT!

 

DO NOT GET IN TOUCH WITH PNOY. 

DO NOT GET INFECTED.

KAWAWA ANG MGA WORKERS

Workers protest PNoy’s new labor laws

April 14, 2013 in Cordillera, employment by editors

By ALDWIN QUITASOL
www.nordis.net

BAGUIO CITY — Anakpawis Cordillera Regional Coordinator Micheal Cabangon said that the signing of President Benigno Aquino III of two new labor laws will not benefit the Filipino workers and their families at all.
On March 22, the president signed into law the Act Strengthening Tripartism. The law declared tripartism in labor relations as a state policy where employers and workers will be part of policy-making bodies of the government. The said law mandates the establishment of a National tripartite Industrial Peace Council (NTIPC). The body will be headed by the secretary of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).
Cabangon said such NTIPC will only serve as a venue to facilitate the collaboration among big businessmen, pro-management labor unions and groups and the government setting aside the true plight of the workers in the country. He said worker’s experiences in the past are enough to define how the workers are being waylaid when it comes to policy-making decisions and how the government favors the big businesses over the lowly workers such on the demand of wage increase.
In a statement of Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) national office, the labor center condemned the president for signing the two new labor laws.
KMU added that Filipino workers do not welcome Aquino’s “Trojan Horse” this coming Labor Day 2013.
According to KMU, the compulsory arbitration being mandated by the creation of NTIPC will hinder the worker’s right to strike. The group said it will add up to the already numerous requirements for holding strikes against unfair labor practices and abusive employers.
KMU national Chairperson Elmer Labog said the government tries to package said laws as pro-labor but they actually signal the intensification of violations of worker’s democratic rights.“These laws show that Aquino continues to serve big capitalists by offering cheap and repressed labor. He is trying to tighten control over workers in order to ensure big capitalists’ profits amidst crisis conditions,” Labog added. He said that the government is making existing labor laws worse for the country’s workers.
According to Labog, they have seen tripartism and compulsary arbitration in action and they are not pleased with their results. He said tripartism has only resulted in the crafting of more and worse anti-labor policies while compulsary arbitration has been used to delay workers’ strike so that big businessmen can act to lessen the impact of the workers’ protests.
KMU stated that the laws compliment the government’s refusal to hike wages by a significant amount, implementation of wage cut and wage freeze through the Two-Tiered Wage System, and legalization of contractual employment through the Labor Department’s Order No. 18-A Series of 2011. The labor center added that the new laws jibe with the Labor Secretary’s power to assume jurisdiction over labor disputes, legalized by Republic Act 6715 or the Herrera Law, an amendment to the country’s Labor Code.
Last April 12, KMU led a workers protest action at Mendiola in Manila to express their condemnation on the signing of the two new labor laws.

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

PERA NG BAYAN

THE NEW PHILIPPINE 500 PESO BILL: COMING SOON!

BAKIT ANG DAMI NILANG MGA REBULTO?

MAY NAGAWA BA TALAGA ITONG MGA TAONG ITO SA BAYAN???

ANO BA NAGAWA NILA? 

 

WHO THE FUCK ARE THESE PEOPLE?

BINARIL KA LANG BAYANI KA NA?

The people who were and are behind the Aquino administration, and who manuevered this REBULTO STRATEGY.

1. UNCLE DANDING

2. UNCLE PEPING

3. AYALA ZOBEL

4. MADRIGALS

5. DEL ROSARIOS

6. LOPEZES OF ABSCBN

7. INQUIRER

8. SY

9. ARANETAS

10. AQUINOS

11.SUMULONG

12. TONYBOY COJUANGCO

13. MAKATI BUSINESS CLUB

14. LA SALLE

15. JESUITS OF THE CORRUPT AND  PHEDOPHILIA-RIDDEN ATENEO UNIVERSITY

16. CIVIL SOCEITY

15. FORBES AND ALABANG SOCIALITES WHO HAVE NOTHING TO DO BUT MAKE SANDWICHES, AND OTHERS ETC..

 

TRAITORS DO NOT DESERVE SUPPORT

DO NOT SUPPORT TEAM ABNOY

DO NOT SUPPORT THE CLAN OF MAKAPILI-TRAITORS

KA-SWAPANG TALAGA NILA!

SILA NA NAMAN PO ANG NAKIKINABANG NG LAHAT NG NEGOSYO SA PINAS!

 POWER.ENERGY.FUEL

Noynoy allies reaping gains from ‘power crisis’

• Written by  Paul Atienza

The Aboitiz and Alcantare families are long allies of the family of President Aquino. The state firm National Power Corp.’s (Napocor) president was Ernesto Aboitiz during the term of President Cory Aquino, the incumbent’s mother. Cory Aquino abolished the Ministry of Energy (MoE) on the mere reason that it was first created by former President Ferdinand Marcos, making Napocor then the policy-making agency of the government.
That was when 12-hour daily brownouts hit Luzon as a result of the failure of Cory Aquino’s to plan ahead in terms of power supply.
At least 15 distribution utilities and cooperatives in Mindanao have signed contract with AboitizPower to obtain power from its coal-fired power plant.
The Mindanao utility firms have contracted 180 megawatts or more than 50 percent of the total capacity of Aboitiz unit Therma South Inc.’s (TSI) 300 megawatt (MW) coal-fired power plant now being constructed in Toril, Davao City. TSI’s coal plant will go online in mid-2015.
“These contracts have been submitted to the Energy Regulatory Commission for review. And we are awaiting the ERC’s decision,” an AboitizPower official said.
The Cotabato Electric Cooperative (Cotelco) which covers six towns in North Cotabato, has also signed an energy supply agreement with Therma South Inc. Under the contract, the Cotelco P-Palma Area will purchase 5MW of power from the 300-MW circulating-fluidized bed coal plant in Toril district.
Also among distribution utilities that contracted power from TSI’s coal plant are AboitizPower subsidiaries Davao Light and Power Co., and Cotabato Light and Power Co.
Electric cooperatives Surigao del Sur, Electric Cooperative II, Misamis Occidental 1 Electric Cooperative, Cotabato Electric Cooperative and Sultan Kudarat Electric Cooperative, the PNA learned.
Hedcor Sibulan Inc. (HSI), which is also an Aboitiz unit, got approval for government incentives for the Tudaya 1 Hydroelectric Power Plant in Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur.
This is the third hydro plant of HSI after Sibulan Plant A and Plant B which produces a combined capacity of 42.5 MW.
During the 16th annual Mindanao Business Conference held at KCC Mall Gensan, Alsons Consolidated Resources president Tomas Alcantara also announced they were going to build a coal-fired power plant with a capacity reaching up to 900MW in Sarangani to meet projected increase in demand for power supply and in anticipation then to the projectedpower crisis that will hit the island by 2011 — when supply will no longer be adequate to meet demand in Mindanao.
Most electric cooperatives then were also gearing up and anticipating the full privatization of all remaining assets of Napocor, including the sale of the Agus and Pulangi hydroelectric plants.
Socoteco 2’s contract with Napocor expired in 2011. Napocor had earlier sold two power barges moored in Mindanao, Power barge 117 and 118, which have a combined capacity of 100MW and decommissioned its 56MW diesel plant in General Santos.
In 2009, Socoteco announced it is opening bid for the supply of additional capacity in anticipation to increase in local demand for power.
Unfortunately, there were only two bidders at the time which, under its charter and ERC rules, resulted in failed bidding.
The bidders then were only Agus 3 and Conal Holdings Corporation, the power holdings company of Alsons Consolidated Resources.
Both offered to supply base load capacity for indicative projects. Agus 3 is an erstwhile hydroelectric power plant project of Napocor but was mothballed as it required inundating villages for the construction of a dam.
A group of private investors is now pursuing the project, the application of which was referred to Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corp. (Psalm). Psalm manages all remaining generating assets of Napocor as mandated by the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (Epira) or RA 9136.
President Aquino, meanwhile, reiterated his position that the power crisis in Mindanao has been undergoing study while stressing that the power problem would be resolved when the power plants of his allies go online in 2015.
The pestering power crisis in Mindanao was attributed to the decreased in generating capacity of hydropower plants caused by the reduced water level in Lake Lanao.
Based on the Philippine Development Energy Plan 2012-2030, the Mindanao grid will need an additional capacity of 2,188 MW by 2030.
“The initial plan is to fix the mechanism. By 2015, those coal power plants would be online, for instance, the Aboitiz. But 2013 up to 2015, we will put up diesel power plants that will generate power,” Aquino said.
Aquino said that the temporary use of diesel power plants has been considered to be an alternative to remedy the present situation in Mindanao power problem.
“The problem on diesel is expensive. But this is only interim. After we have used this in the entire Mindanao, the power would then be transferred to the SPUG (small power utilities group). This will be the next step. The national government wold provide funds,” Aquino said.
The generators will augment demand for power in Mindanao at least until 2015 when new power plants are expected to start their operations.
Aquino stressed the need to first fine-tune the mechanism before purchasing the generators since under the Electric Power Industry Reform Act, the government is prohibited to buy additional generating capacity.
“There is a provision on the Epira Law prohibiting to purchase the Napocor (National Power Corp.). That is being studied. But what is the mechanism? Who is authorized to purchase to ease up the power shortage? There is the funds,” Aquino said.
Aquino said the mechanism should fall within the purview of the law. He said he wants to make sure that government actions complies with the law.
Aquino told the local leaders that the government provides a subsidy for Palawan and Mindoro areas where SPUG services are needed.
“Now, those were subsidized. But in Mindoro when their wind and hydro and a geothermal that is being looked into, they would be detached from the SPUG. Maybe they can be independent already, even they can have surplus to export. Between Mindoro and Palawan, when they detached from the SPUG, 50 percent of their expenses on missionary roots is also removed,” Aquino said.
Aquino also expressed concern over the proposal to rely solely on the SPUG for power supply.
“This SPUG is also a problem there, besides, the generating sets are too old. It is as if in the maintenance alone there is losses,” Aquino said.
Aquino also wooed hundreds of residents in Buluan, Maguindanao province, Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao to vote for the administration candidates with promises of reforms in the election fraud ridden areas.
“In the righteous path, we have proven the possibility to have a kind of government that cares and honest, where there is possible equality and good opportunity, whether in Luzon, Visayas, or in Mindanao,” Aquino said.

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2 comments

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  Geez it was all planned.Noynoy had been informed of the looming crisis almost 2 yrs ago and no actions has been done.Looked who are the people benefited from it,are they not allies of the Aquinos?Tamaan sana sila ng cancer for taking advantage of the situation.They're all greedy...don't we ever noticed?our sufferings started when the first Aquino rose to power.They are much worst than what Marcos have done to us and they always blame him at every opportunity when everything goes wrong.The Aquinos are like a curse that will never go away...
  Starbright Saturday, 13 April 2013 20:39 Comment Link
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  Dear Mr. Atienza,
  Nice article. Just a few questions.
  '12-hour daily brownouts hit Luzon as a result of the failure of Cory Aquino’s (administration) to plan ahead in terms of power supply.'
  1. Did you miss the 'administration' in your article?
  2. Do you really think that Cory Aquino's administration failed to plan ahead that time? Or was the power crisis planned ahead that time to further enrich those in power?
  3. Is it possible that today's power crisis was also planned ahead for the same reason as in #2?
  4. Were not the Lopezes of Meralco and the Aboitizes close friends of the Aquinos since the time of the dictator?
  Thank you.

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.

NASAAN NA ANG CIVIL SOCIETY CLOWNS?

HOY MGA TARANTADONG TAGA-CIVIL SOCIETY, ASAN NA KAYO? 

KAYO NAGTALAGA KAY PNOY DI BA?

PUTANG-INA NIYO!

LABAS KAYO MGA ASO KAYO!!!

PANAGUTAN NIYO ANG ASONG PRESIDENTENG ITO!

HOY IKAW BABAE, ASO KA, ASAN KA NA?

IKAW JIM PAREDES, ASO KA RIN!

SINUNGALING si NOY COJUANGCO AQUINO

Napaka-Sinungaling talagang Presidente ito so PANOT-ABNORMAL AQUINO. Akala natin kapag naging Presidente siya eh uunlad na tayo. Yun pala mas malala pa ito kaysa kay Marcos at Gloria. At least yung dalawa, mapagbigay sa mga hiling ng tao. Pero etong si abnormal PNOY, napaka-kuripot at pinahihirapan ang taong bayan.

Akala natin an g tuwid na daan, sagana para sa lahat, yun pala, SAGANA LANG PARA SA MGA COUJUANGCO, AQUINO, LOPEZES, ARANETAS, YUCHENGCOS, AYALAS, DEL ROSARIOS, PURISIMAS ETC. SILA LANG ANG MASAYA MGA KAPATID. SILA LANG NAKIKINABANG NG PERA AT PROGRAMA NG ADMINISTRASYON NI PNOY AQUINO.
Heto na lang mga kapatid:

1. TOLL HIKE
2. GAS HIKES without even bothering to consider the plight of many Filipinos nowadays regarding their economic difficulties in coping with GAS HIKES PERPETRATED BY THE BIG THREE
3. Transport Fare Increases
4. Less jobs for new graduates
5. Power outages and increases in Mindanao. Lopez ABS who owns the Mt Apo Geothermal instigate brownouts in North Cotabato as "leverage" for his business interest in the said power portfolio.
6. DETERIORATION OF PEACE, CRIME INCREASE
7. The amendments in the Mining Law purporting to enhance mining revenues and exploration pero PURO BULLSHIT LANG. Anong 'STAKEHOLDERS" sinasabi mo ABNOY, do you mean like your OLIGARCH FRIENDS? Like Gina Lopez?
8. The signing of the E-cybercrime law. PURO BULLSHIT! don't you fucking INSULT the Intelligence of People like us BENIGNO PUTANG-INA AQUINO, di ka pa pinapanganak, ALAM NA NAMIN ANG KARAPATAN NAMIN!

9. Selling of the Bangsa Moro country to Foreigners and OLIGARCH INVESTORS
10. CODDLING COMMUNISTS, LEFTISTS, OLIGARCHS, ELITES AND CRIMINALS IN THE CABINET LIKE PUNO, HONTIVEROS, SERENO, LLAMAS, NAGUIAT, PURISIMA, ABAD, SOLIMAN EETC.
11. Nagpahiram ng pera 1 Billion dollars sa IMF, inspite of the fact that many people are suffering. Our economy should have been prioritized first
12. impeached the Chief Justice and BASTARDIZED THE JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS OF THIS COUNTRY. MANOLING MORATO WAS RIGHT
13. AQUINONG GAGO WANTS A HIGHER SIN TAX IMPOSED BUT HE DOES NOT STOP SMOKING. A VERY BAD BAD ROLE MODEL FOR NATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND A HYPOCRITE!!!
14. He allows the kamag-anak to manipulate and control the trade sidelights of his presidency liike business opportunities for TONYBOY COJUANGCO (JUETENG), DANDING (AUSTRALIAN AND EUROPEAN BUSINESS VENTURES), TINGTING COJUANGCO (AS ARMM CANDIDATE)
ANOTHER EPAL BAM AQUINO FOR SENATOR
15. placed a highly unstable person in the SC as Justice, being JUSTICE SERENO WHO FAILED IN THE PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST
SO PAGKA SILA GUMAWA DAANG MATUWID HA, KAPAG TAYO NAMAN DAANG MALI?
16. DINKY SOLIMAN has been rechanneling the funds for CCT for the Liberal Party programs. My 2 sources from the DSWD tells me so. Dapat siguro imbestigahan itong si MAGNANAKAW DINKY SOLIMAN!
17. NOY has not given any clear economic platform on how to solve national poverty, oil hikes and unemployment. NAPAKAYABANG!
18. NOY AND HIS FAMILY/CLAN ARE ALSO VERY 'BENGATIBO", MASAMANG UGALI MINANA NILA SA KANILANG MGA MASAMANG, MAPAGSAMANTALANG, MATA-POBRENG MGA NINUNO!
18. He has appointed very inept, inexperienced, antipatiko and unprofessional people in the government. Example nalang si HONRADO ng MIAA, MAR ROXAS ng DILG, RICARDO DAVID AND JAIL WARDEN ERIC DIMACULANGAN OF BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION, KIM HENARES OF BIR.
Noy's people, like him are high-handed and overly sanctimonious, Akala mo may ibubuga, puro yabang at walang magandang programa sa gobyierno.
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We, the supporters, sympathizers and contributors to this blog declare AQUINO A LIAR AND A CERTIFIED CRETIN !

AND UNTIL WE CHANGE THESE PEOPLE, OUR BASTARDIZED HISTORY WILL KEEP REPEATING AGAIN AND AGAIN!