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Linggo, Marso 9, 2014

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What the new President of the Philippines must do:
1.   Cheapen the electricity – Open the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant. Prohibit “Oligarchs and Big Corporate People” from owning/operating the Plant. Instead, create a law that would make the BNPP a public company, then put EVERY FILIPINO CITIZEN as STOCKHOLDER of the BNPP Corporation. All Citizens must be given an account number and passbook at a government bank and all profits being incurred by the BNPP from servicing CORPORATIONS, MALLS AND INDUSTRIAL CENTERS, owned by OLIGARCHS shall inure to the benefit of all the common man. Wala pong BLUE-CHIP-BLUE CHIP dito. Make the profits available for everybody. Why not? Sila na lang ba ang pwede kumita???
2.   ABOLISH Contractualization of Labor, especially-  ng SM- Sobrang abuso na ang SM Corporation. Obligate them to regularize at least 75% of all their contractuals after 6 months. What the SM is doing right now is abuse of human dignity and labor. STOP CONTRACTUALIZATION.
3.   ASSIST people, farmers, laborers, fishermen, planters, skilled personnel or even professional groups establish profit-based cooperatives like agri-business cooperatives, rural banking or even mining cooperatives. Instead of just waiting for the submission of complete paperwork from the common tao, the GOVERNMENT must PRO ACTIVELY ASSIST the people earn money!!! Huwag itago sa common TAO ang mga paraan kung papaano kumita ng pera. Kulang ang ginagawa ng TRC at TESDA. Dapat hanggang grassroots ang efforts nila. With all the MONEY IN THE GOVERNMENT, it is too impossible for the government not to generate employment and economic opportunities.
4.   PROMOTE ALL FILIPINO PRODUCTS. Huwag patayin ang sariling atin. Mandate TV and Radio Advertising to at least 60% of the products advertised are purely FILIPINO-made. Nagiging dumping ground na tayo ng mga foreign products kaya ang dami na sa atin ang nagkakasakit ng cancer, skin diseases, viruses or even high blood. We should help local and small time capitalists.
5.   Reforestation -  the government should embark on massive reforestation, PRONTO!!! Nauubos na mga puno natin sa logging. Sa Quezon nalang, halos ubos na mga century trees. Inubos na ng mga Angara.
6.   Promote Food Security – assist and help the farmers, fishermen, fruit growers, livestock keepers and contract farming industry. STOP BUILDING MALLS AND GROCERIES!!! Let us patronize our public markets and our agricultural industry.
7.   Promote the HERBAL medicine industry. This is cheap, healthy and readily available. Because if people are encouraged to be proactive in the health keeping, they will spend less and less on modern medicine. They will become more dependent on themselves and less dependent on Doctors. Health is a personal responsibility.
8.    Open the communications industry to foreign investors. Sobra na ang SMART at GLOBE. Imagine, 1 Peso per text??? Grabe, greedy talaga! And not to mention, they’re intrusion into your private number by way of ADS and announcements. They are using your number to promote their businesses. They’re killing the hen that lays the golden egg. Or increase the police powers of the NTC to regulate the cost of calls and texts.
9.   COMPEL THE BIR to collect IMMEDIATELY from TAX EVADERS like LUCIO TAN etc!!! We need the MONEY TO JUMPSTART THE ECONOMY. And we need it NOW!!!
10.                     Deregulate the price of Oil. Bring back the OPSF.
11.                     Reduce the prices of basic commodities. Ano pa nga ba?
12.                     Reduce TAXES. You are reducing the Filipino people and especially the middle class to SLAVERY. Abolish unnecessary taxes or fees like the Homeowner tax. We are virtually left with NOTHING!!! Wala na kaming pera ibabayad!!!
13.                     Build more public hospitals. This country needs it. Maraming mahirap at maraming naghihirap. We should not deny our impoverished brothers the needed healthcare. GAGO na ang susunod na PRESIDENTE kung mga CASIQUE pa rin ang tutulungan niya!
14.                     Reform the SSS, Philhealth and GSIS. Reduce contributions, reduce overexposure of investments and increase benefits of the common tao!!!
15.                     Remove the name NINOY AQUINO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (NAIA), revert back to MIAA. Noynoy’s family don’t own our airports.
16.                     Penalize the Filipino movie industry. PURO RACKET, LOVE TEAM AT DRAMA ang ipinapakita, WALANG VALUES NA ITINUTURO SA MGA BATA! Si Cesar Montano, Peque Gallaga at Raymond Red lang ang MAGALING. karamihan, GAGO!
17.                     Once and for all, this government should make an ALL OUT WAR SA NEW PEOPLE’S ARMY! ORAS NA PARA LIPULIN ANG MGA BANDIDONG ITO. Hirap na ang mga tao sa pakikisama sa mga punyetang ito!
18.                     DISTRIBUTE HACIENDA LUISITA PRONTO!
19.                     EXPEL THE ELITE AND GREEDY JESUITS OR THE SOCIETY OF JESUS. THEY USE THE ATENEO SYSTEM TO INTERVENE IN GOVERNMENT POLICIES, BENEFITTING JESUITIC INTERESTS. EXPEL THEM.
20.                     CREATE MORE PARKS AND ZOOS FOR PEOPLE. Encourage sustainable development.
21.                     INCREASE THE SALARIES OF LABORERS AND GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.
22.                     PROVIDE SMALL CAPITAL FOR SMALL ENTREPRENEURS. .
23.                     Reform our Educational processes. Masyadong foreign ang approach. Besides, we buy too many books na di naman kailangan ng bata.
24.                     Encourage the values of RESPECT and RESPONSIBILITY in our Communities.
25.                     Cultivate the Deuterium and Natural Gas for the benefit of the common tao. They should be the stockholders and not the Ayalas, Cojuangcos, Sys, Yuchengcos, Del Rosarios etc.
26.                     Reduce TV commercials during certain periods at evenings.





Linggo, Nobyembre 17, 2013

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 5 comments

Me "tingkuling" talaga sa utak ang presidenteng ito.NAKAKAHIYA!.Walang katapusang paninisi ang ginagawa. Ganyan talaga ang mga taong vindictive-parang "inaanay" ang buong ang puso at pagkatao pag hindi makaganti o makabulalas ng panisisi. Bagay sa kanyang ang bansag na "Termite King."
EonaS Sunday, 17 November 2013 10:26 Comment Link

I happened to see on tv a portion of this morning's town meeting in Guian, Samar.

Invigorated and energized by Obama's timely dash of humanitarian assistance, courtesy of the 7TH Fleet Forces and the brave Marines of MEU/MAW Okinawa - The INUTILE President-select Noynoy has all the bravado to speak like he was on top of things from the beginnings....almost taking credit for the big turnaround - of what used to be clueless approach handle to the CRISIS - the critical first four days after Nov 9th.

This Imbecile, tar-filled mouthed, PSP playing buffoon has the gall mouthing all this incredible stuff. Just damn pathetic. Saved by the convergence of major countries commitment of their air forces assets, naval ships logistical capabilities, personnel and medics from all corners of the globe...And all this Inutile saved for himself is the power-broker-ing, influence-peddler, pang-Sulsol-pang-Tustos sa Senador-congressman - DAP.
Vik Sunday, 17 November 2013 09:07 Comment Link

This BOANG president will always have reason to go back to Tacloban not because he has love for the victims but because he wants to get back at the Romualdez clan. He wants to finished them off beccause his protege lost to his enemies. This mediocre creature is really a mad mad man. Tacloban will get zero funding from him. He will used all the donated money from abroad for vengiance. Those who are LP sympathizers will get most of the money while those who are his enemies will only get his poisoned saliva. This bastard, he should not have been the president if the computer maschines were not programmed.
leomar Sunday, 17 November 2013 08:49 Comment Link

What a mediocre creature this abnoy is! His propensity to blame is indicative of an insecurity rooted in his full knowledge that he is ill-equipped to be a president . So when he is deficient and at fault, his immediate reaction is to point a finger at and blame others because he does not want to accept his culpability. And more - he does not know what to do. His behaviour is the behavior of a small child afraid to be punished by his parents. Without doubt, his parents had something to do with this behavior of his. I can tell their punishment was not corrective but simply inflictive.
He should have been taught not to look for anyone one to blame in a crisis situation, if this prevents him from moving forward and doing the right thing, if he is truly a leader. Huwag na siyang manisi; gawin na lang niya kung ano ang tama.

So why doesn't he blame his parents for turning out the way he is now. For being an abnoy and mentally challenged. They have a more direct causality in his failure now than anyone else.

The people are suffering because of his lack of leadership. The kindest thing he can do is to resign. He was never elected by the people anyway.
Guadalupe Sunday, 17 November 2013 08:26 Comment Link

I don't normally curse, but for once, here it goes.....You Son of a Bitch, you are one piece of shit. You freakin' HYPOCRITE RETARD.

I've pushed 20 tons of rice and packed hundreds of relief goods myself. You visited the center and didn't even carry one sack of rice nor pack one bag of relief goods. You asshole.

Efficiencies....you don't know what that means, you piece of shit.

Get our trucks of relief goods to the people NOW, and not just in photo ops.
Tired and frustrated Atenean Sunday, 17 November 2013 08:2

Biyernes, Oktubre 25, 2013

What the FUCK???!!

Ambassador to Tokyo holds corporate posts

WHAT THE FUCK YOU MOTHER FUCKER!!!

October 25, 2013 9:49 pm

Philippine Ambassador to Washington Jose Cuisia Jr. is not the only head of mission who holds key positions in major corporations in the Philippines.
The Manila Times found out on Friday that Ambassador to Tokyo Manuel M. Lopez is a director of the board of ABS-CBN, chairman and chief executive officer of the Lopez Holdings Corp. and vice chairman of First Philippines Holdings Corporation (FPHC).

The Lopez Holdings Corp. is the Lopez Group’s flagship for investments. Its main assets are the FPHC and ABS-CBN Corp.
According to the profile posted on Lopez Holding’s website, the envoy is also chairman of the board of Rockwell Land and Bayan and a director of Meralco. Lopez is also a director in the board of Indra Philippines Inc., Sky Cable Corporation and First Philippine Realty Corporation.
President Benigno Aquino 3rd appointed Lopez ambassador in 2010. His appointment stirred controversy after ABS-CBN was highly criticized for its supposed pro-Aquino stance during the last presidential election.
The controversy grew after the President named Manuel Quezon 3rd and Ricky Carandang, former ANC broadcasters, as members of his communications group. ANC is the news channel of ABS-CBN.
 Earlier this week, former Ambassador and The Times columnist Rigoberto Tiglao questioned Cuisia’s retention of memberships on the boards of PhilamLife, Phinma, The Covenant Car Company (Chevrolet) and SM Prime Holdings.
Tiglao said the ambassador religiously attended board meetings. According to Phinma’s and SM Prime’s 2012 annual reports, Cuisia attended six of SM Prime’s meetings and five of Phinma’s.
An ambassador, Tiglao said, couldn’t leave his post that number of times in a year since it will divert his attention from his diplomatic duties.
 The same can be said of Lopez, who attended eight of ABS-CBN’s board meetings last year. This information was sourced from the company’s corporate governance report.
In 2011, the ambassador was present in only two of the 11 ABS-CBN board meetings.
Lopez, however, did not attend the network’s annual stockholders’ meetings in 2011 and 2012.
For FPHC, the ambassador attended four out of the 11 regular board meetings in 2011, as well as that year’s annual stockholders’ meeting.
 Lopez was present at the regular board meetings on March 3, May 5, May 30 and December 1. The annual stockholders’ meeting was also held on May 30.
In Lopez Holdings, where he is chairman, Lopez attended 10 out of 11 board meetings: on January 18, February 28, March 29, June 11, June 19, July 12, August 2, September 17, October 11 and December 13 last year.
As of February 28, Lopez is among the ABS-CBN’s top 20 stockholders, owning 146,186 shares, or equal to 0.02 percent.
But Lopez Inc., whose chairmanship the ambassador holds, owns 446,231,607 shares in ABS-CBN or 57.24 percent. Out of this, Lopez owns 25,288,897 shares.
 Aside from these, Lopez’s posting may be violating Section 23 of the Foreign Service Act of 1991, which orders the mandatory retirement of officers and employees of the department who reach the age of 65.
Lopez is about 71 years old.
Raul Hernandez, Foreign Affairs spokesman, said earlier that political appointees can serve beyond the age of 70.

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 allegations

MANILA, 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.

Miyerkules, Setyembre 18, 2013

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