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Name: Sonny Tigno CommentsAt a distance you see things very clearly. The HK Tourists killing is entirely the fault of Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim, regardless of what he says. He should know that close relatives of Rolando Mendoza are all mentally unstable. Specially when an honest and hard working R. Mendoza is wrongfully accused of an act, because of his refusal to be dishonest and crooked like their superior officers. HE WAS FRAMED!!!!! Name: Judy CommentsThe Luneta incident surely made the Philippines the "laughingstock" all over the world. The entire Filipino nation is paying for the crime committed by one person. However, if the powers-that-be handled the situation properly, the people in foreign lands esp. the Chinese people would not be so unkind. As it is, those government officials that did not perform their duties are all pulling a "Pontius Pilate". P-Noy was unavailable during the hostage-taking. So was Robredo and Ochoa. Lim was there, ordered the PNP to arrest the brother of the hostage-taker and all hell broke lose. And then there's P-Noy's communication team: each one was saying something different. All INCOMPETENT! Name: lisa chackett CommentsP-noy, is also to blame because he is the commander-in-chief, Mendoza was not demanding a million dollars or pesos, but just reinstatement to his job and having a fair go about his on-going case. P-noy just watched on the sideline and did nothing! He has the last word and those idiots will just comply, I am so disappointed in him, not taking decisive action. P-noy deserves to be criticized and hated for it. Name: ONE UP CommentsFollowing President Truman’s famous words “The buck stops here” Aquino is taking all the heat and the blame for the Luneta fiasco. It is a bitter pill to swallow for a young president who had been tested in less than a hundred days in office and failed big time. This is what I have always been preaching about the dangers of delegation without defining responsibility and desired result. People may forgive a president for making one mistake but not another one. The first mistake has already eroded the people’s trust and confidence in their president’s ability to lead. There will be more crises for the next five years. TO MR AQUINO: REFORM THE SYSTEM NOW OR YOU WILL END UP DEFORMED EVEN BEFORE YOUR TERM EXPIRES. Name: JRH CommentsTerminating those who were responsible from the mayor, PNP chief, the neophyte DILG sec et al will be complicated. Filipinos agree that these problems must be solved one way or another but if we'll follow the law, the process will take forever. If the Ampatuans' case is still on hold & pending up to now, what do you think will happen if we'll pursue this in our courts? The only honorable thing to do is to RESIGN & let the president decide whether to accept or not. Otherwise, any wrongful dismissal might cost our gov't an arm & a leg in damages etc. Many top-notch lawyers in the Phils will be willing to take all these high profile people. Name: Vic Ramos CommentsWhy not ask Nonoy where he was when all of this was taking place front and center on TV. He just simply ignored phone calls and notices, all 8 hours or so. He needs to quit or explain himself to the families of those who died. Note that the incident was not against any Chinese citizen, they were just at the wrong place at that time. So, Chinese folks should also slow down. They can stop coming as visitors, that's their choice, while the country upgrades its systems. Name: Min Buhat CommentsIt is visible why Philippines will not prosper no matter who we elected to run the government. There is so much "palakasan" to be in a position despite no knowledge of the job or quality to fit in. They become "somebody" where the poor look at them like heroes and special person. Then MONEY speaks. Why at this time of the hostage crisis there are PROMOTIONS going on? I thought there was no money left after G Arroyo relinquished her throne. Mr. President, it is time to exercise your POWER. The people elected you .... for a change! A better Philippines where I can visit one more time together with my son and grandson who never had seen our country yet with pride and feel safe. Name: Phil Researcher CommentsRE: Hostage Crisis- It is easy for us to comment & call the PNP incompetents but if you put yourself in their place you'd realize that the job of the PNP is not easy. On that particular day I believe their attitude was that this ex-policeman Carlos Mendoza was going the surrender and there would be no bloodshed.. But the circumstances changed when Mendoza saw his brother on TV being arrested and Gregorio was in fact resisting arrest.. Too bad the authorities didn't think through the consequence of one Hong Kong Chinese dying for that matter eight (8).. A bad day but for sure before you know it another hostage situation will arise..People are desperate and they become irrational sorry for those caught in the crossfire. Wrong place wrong time. Name: ONE UP CommentsIn the investigation being done by DOJ, some interesting facts are beginning to surface which would really make you scratch your head. (1) Mayor Lim told ground commander, General Magtibay, whose tactical command post was at Quirino grandstand (close to the tourist bus) to come to Emerald Restaurant to monitor the hostage taking incident because Mayor Lim was starving. (2) There was no TV set in the restaurant; so how could monitoring be made possible? (3) General Versoza, the head of the PNP, considered the hostage taking as a local crisis instead of a national crisis (even if foreign tourists were being held as hostages) Name: ONE UP Commentscontinue... (4) Undersecretary Rico Puno of DILG was designated by President Aquino as the point man of the administration (a buddy of P-Noy who both share the same interest in guns) in the hostage taking incident. However, Usec Puno had zero experience in handling such crisis. In short Puno was not qualified if not incompetent. (5) President Aquino admitted he took it upon himself to oversee PNP operation while Robredo was still waiting for his confirmation as DILG chief by Congress. This is a classic example of A BLIND LEADING ANOTHER BLIND. (Puno and Aquino) Name: ONE UP CommentsSanny Madrid| Command responsibility simply means that he publicly admits he erred; he apologizes to HK people and to Filipinos who put their trust on him as a leader.He would be a magnanimous man if he quits but he won't. Some heads will roll but not his. General Versoza will retire early, Usec Puno will probably resign but Mayor Lim would probably get a slap in the wrist. That is accountability Philippine style. Name: Judy CommentsP-Noy owned up to the Luneta drama, at last! It was a one-liner and I am paraphrasing, that ultimately he is responsible for what happened in Luneta. That's it! Was he sincere when he said this? Your guess is as good as mine. The First Sisters had something to do with his decision to claim responsibility. Screw ups are still happening, though. Just like labeling some of the coffins with the wrong name of the murdered victims. This, again, infuriated the Chinese in HK. For crying out loud, as simple as placing the correct identification on each coffin they had to screw it up? I hope P-Noy passes his next test, for his sake. Name: tonyo Comments”President Aquino said he actually has direct supervision of the Philippine National Police at the time since he had previously asked Department of the Interior and Local Government Secretary Jess Robredo to concentrate on something else.” LINK WHAT? Pnoy does not delegate responsibility? He can’t be a good leader unless he gets good people to whom he can delegate responsibilities. Nagkamali yata ang mga bontante last Presidential Election. Don’t do it again Pnoy! Name: Edward CommentsYou Filipinos sent bodies to the wrong people, Holy Crap, GET SOMETHING RIGHT! Shame, what is it with you people, the country is run by the Marx Brothers. Name: ONE UP CommentsGFJBHEDF: When the interest of the entire country is at stake, the role of the mayor is subordinated to national interest. Sadly, P-Noy did not see it that way. The president takes both roles of ruling and over-ruling the actions of local executives that have national or international implications indirectly through DLG. The Luneta incident is a test of leadership and administrative skills on the part of the president. P-Noy failed this test big time! He played politics in choosing Robredo or Binay for that DLG post. SORRY WRONG MISTAKE, as most Filipinos love to say. Name: marty CommentsAfter hearing more detailed information on the hostage crisis, it appears Mayor Lim interceded very much with the MPD police on the scene, making his "expert" opinion known to all MPD officers and dominating much of the crisis decision process. It now appears that he is fully responsible for the improper handling of the situation, and should therefore resign for the better of the country. Name: JRH CommentsCorrections draw a quick response from the editor of PNL. Congatulations. Our posters are not only tech-savvy but can actually spot errors or omissions. Others just browse thru the comments or just simply don't care. This Forum, being a social media of sort, is part of how other posters build PNL better. On behalf of posters, young & old, thank you PNL for being aware & is listening to us. Name: maestro CommentsThe Aquino government is incompetent, arrogant and greenhorn. They better shut up in maligning the gains of the Arroyo government over the last 9 years. The truth is out. This Aquino government came in the wake of media frenzy over the performance of Arroyo government and media attack on Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Now, it can be told. Arroyo government is better off than the Aquino government. This early we can already see that the Aquino government is anchored on non-performance of Noynoy. Wala naman talagang ginawa iyan noong Congressman at Senador siya. Eh, mismo kapatid niya hindi niya kayang disiplinahin, bayan pa kaya? Name: ONE UP CommentsIf I were PNL, I would not be hard on the use of expletives (first amendment rights) more than irresponsible journalism. Take this statement from Mockingmaya: "According to scholar, even RAPE was used as INSTRUMENT of GENOCIDE." (all caps mine) Likewise: ""Asians values are not compatible with European or Western values (so inter-racial marriages won't work?). according to Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore" PM Lee never advocated racial division. His priorities were national security, economy and social issues. Name: deo CommentsIn the news: "Aquino Takes Responsibility For Hostage Fiasco". You can bet your bottom aluminum centavo, his critics will not accept this admission. "You ain't getting away that easy, amigo" so they'll say. Name: JRH CommentsIt's only in the Phils that our people call our police or kapulisan..buwaya o buwitre..walang patawad mangotong o magdilihensya or to make it plain..Kotong Cops or hoods in uniform. What did you expect from the botched-up hostage crisis? Maliwanag na no SOP (standard operating procedure) ang SWAT natin. Mga pulis patola lahat. More training, logistics, proper equipments & most of all proper discipline. Sana. Name: makaurag CommentsThe HK police were held from the airport due to the evidence slug was found from the unaccompanied baggage before leaving, the question why are they allowed to give this evidence or maybe sell to them. And that is evidence is very important for the investigation. they should not give it to anyone. Name: mockingmaya CommentsPresident Noynoy Aquino must be tough; he was backed up by millions of votes, & this would express majority of Filipinos preference for his leadership, ideas, et cetera. President Aquino must take the issue of hostage crisis seriously as a blessing in disguise. Remember that President Bush became popular (he lost the popular vote or plurality by a half-million votes from Vice President Gore) & his approval rating went high after 9/11, according to scholars, of course. Name: mockingmaya CommentsPresident Aquino's administration should remember "that those elected by & responsible to the people shall make the important policy decisions, & that their decisions may not be nullified by appointed officials who happen to be in positions that give them the ability to operate programs prohibited by law." The present administration must challenge the critics---the responsibility that the polling box had laid upon it. Name: Juan dela Cross CommentsFilipinos....let us move forward. What happened in Manila is a tragedy and is not a reflection of the entire Filipino race. Walang matinong tao ang magkagustong mangyari ito kahit saang sulok nang mundo. It looks like idiots are taking advantage of the situation to the detriment of the entire Filipino nation. Let the proper channel run its course and let us set our mind for the greater good of our people and country. Name: mockingmaya CommentsMaabig K. of Dagupan City has an interesting point: a universal criterion or standard in enhancing national security or managing hostage taking crisis. It may be a fact that the traditional notion of deterrence is not easy to comprehend. And why? How can you deal rationally with hostage takers or terrorists whose avowed tactics are the wanton targetting or murdering of innocent people or the complete destruction of a legitimate political system? What will the puppets do when the strings are gone? Red China is willing to impose its will on weaker countries like the Philippines. Education is the key: a strong educational system will produce statesmen, responsible police, military & voters or civic citizenship. Name: GFJBHEDF CommentsAt long last Govt's Department of Interior and Local Government, (DILG), admits, that the botched hostage-taking crisis was local, as I have been expounding here, Mayor Lim's, who is still in denial, still parsing his doomsday order, 'ARESTOHIN NA YAN,' SPO2 Mendoza, brother of wronged, and hostage-taker, deceased Manila police Capt Mendoza.> LINK Name: blumentritt CommentsI’m responsible! That’s it? We need more than that Mr. President. Show them your stronger than what you said. Chop their heads off or send these People who made the Pilipino people look bad to HK, to kneel before Goliath and ask for forgiveness. Let also our tsimay’s throw stones at them in the plaza on Sundays. Name: GFJBHEDF CommentsWhereas, the first day of the hostage-taking was Manila's mayor Lim's local Gov't to deal with, or failure to deal with, and it's continuing blunder-busting culpabilities mount, it has now escalated to national proportion, a national problem, and "P"Noy is owning-up to it. It is sad that it dragged this far. No one would have been killed had not mayor Lim ordered "ARESTOHIN NA YAN" si SPO2 Mendoza. Name: GFJBHEDF CommentsNo matter how Manila's mayor Lim parse his order "ARESHOTHIN NA YAN," it is still the only trigger finger that wasted 8 HK tourists, and hostager PNP captain Mendoza. Limahong would have owned up to it like a Lim-man. Unlike the current Manila mayor Lim-ahas. Name: Marie CommentsSana maging mahigpit sa pagpapatupad ng batas ang ating administration. Gaya ng "bawal magtapon ng basura at iba pang ipinagbabawal. Kung ang mahuhuli ay isang empleyado at wala silang ipambayad sa oras na yon, may posibilidad naman na masingil kuhanin sa bank account. Dapat may contact na ang autoridad sa bangko. Malimit wala talagang perang dala ang mga tao kaya yon ang pwedeng remedyo. Sana sumunod lahat ng tao para sa ikabubuti ng lahat. Name: Marie CommentsHindi naman makabubuti kung ang lahat ng involve na official na iniimbistiga ay masibak sa kanilang pwesto. Ang ibig sabihin sa lahat ng nangyari ay kulang ang kanilang kaalaman. Kaya ilagay na lamang sila sa ibang pwesto na naayon sa kanilang kaya. Masyado namang brutal din kung mawawalan sila ng trabaho. Ginawa naman nila ang kanilang kakayahan pero hindi nagtagumpay. Kung noong nasa pinto si Mendoza ay kanilang binaril agad, gaya sa ibang bansa na patay agad, ay walang problema sa ngayon. Yan ay aral sa kanila na ang pusong mamon minsan ay nakakasama rin. Name: GFJBHEDF CommentsWho gave the order to arrest/handcuff SPO2 Gregorio Mendoza? Ans: Manila's mayor Lim. Who was Manila police, (PNP), hostager captain Mendoza watching on HK hostage bus TV that angered him so much so he plugged 8 HK tourists thereafter? Ans: His brother, SPO2 Gregorio Mendoza being handcuffed by PNP. Still no compre? If so, that's OK. Zombies, numskulls etc are people too. We all run into them in our daily life. We just live our separate ways, and that's OK. Name: Jotorr CommentsWhoever voted for PNOY could you all please stand up and cheer for the leadership that this man (Mr. Balls of Steel) has showed since he took office. Oh nobody seems to stand up. Folks it will get better. We will see chaos like we've never seen and nobody would be willing to step up and lead and just like as always are senators and congressmen- I call them THE BLAME TEAM that's what they do the best. We will see leadership at its best- a leader that will always be BEHIND THE SCENES AND INCOGNITO. What about the Catholics- I have never see you rally at all against him, of course not- that's your boy out there. Name: Jotorr CommentsWatch the BLAME TEAM at their best performance- OUR BELOVED SENATORS AND CONGRESSMEN. As always they are the best of what they do! Bar none. Name: Ginoong Gago CommentsTo blame someone or not to blame someone, that's the question. In a very highly bureaucratic organization like the police, the buck doesn't stop in anyone. Anyone in the police is either accountable or not accountable. When the smoke cleared after the carnage in Luneta, clouds of doubt enveloped the country when everyone in government washed hands to deny responsibility or accountability. Who done it? everybody and nobody. Unless the layers of authority in the police are reduced to a reasonable level, command responsibility will always be murky or cloudy. The roman legions have only the centurion in command but answers only to the emperor and the senate. Pinas could follow suit. Name: Frustrated CommentsP-Noy should not have appointed people to their current positions (questionable)just because they are part CHINESE!!!!!The ones that should be appointed are those who could do their job efficiently, who have experience and are smart. Even P-Noy's spokesman and Romulo are poor speakers. Shame are they to represent the President and people. Name: GFJBHEDF CommentsOn hostage-taking day, August 23, PNP director general Jesus Verzosa left Manila, to attend a function in Cagayan de Oro City, despite having been apprised of the hostage-taking 4 hours prior. Has the investigating bodies of Gov't looked into that function Gen Verzosa attended in Cagayan de Oro City, that was more important to him than the hostage-taking that culminated in the death of 8 HK tourists and PNP captain Mendoza? Henceforth, I'll keep asking until we get an answer, in this forum or media. Name: deo CommentsPNL: If I were you, I would not have acknowledged these smart-asses who point out your "opps!". So what?, it's just that the fingers of your typist(s) are faster (sometimes) than their brains (in the case of August in stead of September- hostage crisis). The obviousity is as clear as mud since even a new born baby knew what month it happened; "bungle" and "boondoggle" prapreho din iyan (sa English pa, it's just the same). After all, the two words are not only "first cousins". They are "fraternal twins"! I looked up the meanings. And the rank/title of Mendoza. Tenderfoot or Eagle (scout), chief petty officer (CPO), Captain, General. WHO CARES?He was a policeman. Period. Name: JRH CommentsFolks, Edward is the only comedian among PNL posters. Too bad he was born sideways..not the head or feet first. Sideways at birth, he actually gave Mrs Polanksy a hard time. She labored for a long time. Now, you're wondering why he's this weird & boring. He"s a clown, court jesters, etc & wants attention & an audience. He's begging for it every time from regular posters here at the Forum. So, why even bother or be bothered with his same-o same-o posts? Boring. Name: vally cagas CommentsAng pangyayari ay napaka simple lang.... ang request ni Mendoza ay ma re instate lang sya..... hinde naman nag ask na pinakalaking demand and millions in money ....helicopter at iba.......hahahahaha mga inutil ang mga nasa pwesto ngayun......Bakit hinde man lang binigyan ng pag asa ang pulubing pulis at maraming parangal paman.....Di i-accept na sana ang dimand nya tapos..... At saka pa sya sasabihin na idaan sa prosiso ang hiling nya... Hinde ba na iisip nyo yan ... Mayor Lim hinde poh dinadaan sa kamay na bakal ang papa iralin mo iho... At Mr.. Coloma unahan monang mag resign... Ng sesisi kapa sa dating admin haha... Mr. Coloma stop mockering always you are the destroyer of the Aquino administration....don't spoil it...resign NOW.... Name: deo CommentsONE UP: You have done it again! Oh! lol. It was NOT BULLET SLUGS as you posted that were found in the possession of one of the HK investigators; it was BULLET CASINGS OR EMPTY SHELLS (as 7gtng would prefer to call it). When are you going to learned that bullet slugs and casings/shells are not the same. Naku! makukutusan ka na naman ni dragonslayer! Name: Edward CommentsI have another suggestion to make the PI a better place. Men use protection when having sex with your wife, second wife, girlfriend number 1 and 2. You see if you just make one less baby in your lifetime the country will be better off. And Judy of Las Vegas, what is your problem, your president, is he an experience law man with knowledge of hostage situations? Why blame the man, I'm getting the feeling that you hate men, maybe, now I'm just snowballing here but maybe you're not heterosexual and that's your problem. Name: Edward CommentsTo: One up, listen, the people that say no one reads your post anymore, that's not true, there is no doubt YOU read them the next day. Name: Edward CommentsListen, I suggest everyone forget going about this bus incident and about the torture video, and the massacre of those 57 people, and the rape of the Muslim school teacher by your military, and the floods, and so on and so on, Listen I just want to know what happened to RR, she is the best thing to ever came out of the PI. Name: Edward CommentsThe Philippines is going to pay the relatives of the dead tourist. Once the figure comes out about how much they will be paid now that's when you'll see people (Filipinos) complaining. You see you Filipinos are all about money, that's why your country has so many crooks. Name: deo CommentsA lot of posters are furious enough up to the point of looking a physical fight with Edward of Las Vegas and Manuel C. Diaz about their postings regarding 'Pinas. They can count me in with the two because I agree with them. I may not have been posting about it but doing it would be an "overkill". In other words "rubbing it in". The points crossed already with just the two of them. I'm not kidding! Name: deo CommentsMore on why I agree with Edward of Las Vegas and Manuel C. Diaz (MCD). You see, if you live your life even just a tad the way I have lived mine while in 'Pinas you can see the degree of truth in their postings. Unfortunately, it is going NORTH! You talked about and hate corruption in 'Pinas, yet you don't like MCD using "islas de ladrones" in his postings. Or Edward's brutal description of minors working as bar girls (hostess in Pinoy parlance) prosties (boys and girls). All other ugliness about 'Pinas, they have written and posted them. To paraphrase again that Pasay city paper editor who once said on TV "...for 'Pinas to start over, 80% of the population had to be killed" or close to that. Magalit na kayo. Above are the sad torotot. Name: ONE UP CommentsMCD: This statement of yours “To One UP the 8 wounds inflicted of the hostage takers came from a single bullet. Self inflicted wounds in other words suicide. The single bullet hit the bulk head of the bus which is made of steel the bullet shattered into eight pieces and ricocheted into the deferent parts of the hostage taker's body … shattered bullets also killed the 8 Chinese tourists.” is ridiculous! Please renounce that statement of yours. It is one hell of a theory and one hell of a magic bullet! People might make fun of you. Name: 7gtg CommentsPenlope said: "Sana sakupin na ng tuluyan ng Red China ang Hong Kong para makita natin kung ano mangyayari sa mga hypocrites na instsiks na yan. " hmmm.. Tell me you are only joking. Name: deo CommentsLighter side of life; one of the world's dirtiest jokes. ONE UP thinking he can get away from his debt to society enlisted in the French foreign legion. He was sent to a desert outpost. There he learned the hard life of legionaires. One day when the herder came with camels, he was shocked that everyone start grabbing camels and started banging them. Slow in kokote, ONE UP ended up with the ugliest camel. Starved of sex, he banged the camel anyway. Fast forward, he was sent to another post. When the camel herder arrived ONE UP grabbed one of the camels and start banging right away. "Hey, what are you doing?" shout the commander. "And be chose the ugliest camel? No sir!" answered ONE UP. "No. What I mean is we ride those camels to the nearest town where the women are!" the commander said. Name: deo CommentsLighter side of life: Although ONE UP is weak in wits (mahina ang kokote), I concede his hygiene practice is impeccable. Like a Japanese, he would remove his shoes when interring a house or room. One day, he went to the City Hall of Gotham City in Downtown from his abode in Midtown. Since the subway stops far from the City Hall, he took the bus in stead because it stops just a block from the City Hall. When the bus arrived at the stop, he looked for something on the curve. "Somebody stole my shoes", ONE UP said. "It might be under your seat, sir" the driver said. "No! ONE UP insisted. "I'm sure I took it off by the stairs before I boarded the bus in Midtown". Hearing this, the driver just called again "City Hall". Name: deo CommentsIn the news: "Henry Now A Storm Enters North Luzon". Henry is packing maximum wind of 65 KMH (41 MPH) gusting to 85 KMH (58 MPH). It beats Earl currently (9/3/10) approaching Northeast of the U.S. Earl is packing a wind of 135 MPH or 200 KPH. Name: JDLC CommentsEdward-o from Las Vegas: Why do hate Philippines? I think you love the Philippines the most. Either you are an American who was raped in PI and beaten up my women muggers. Or may be you are a Filipino who likes to discipline the Philippines and it's inhabitants, but you are such a coward who doesn't even show you real Filipino name just like the person that I respect a lot, Manuel Diaz. He calls the Philippines bad words but he shows that he loves it the most. I noticed that your knowledge of the country is better than me or other posters. You know the numbers of people who live in poverty, numbers of hookers and muggers etc. You are a lost Filipino who works as a bartender or a janitor in a Las Vegas Casino I bet. Name: WDC CommentsSomebody asked in this panel if somebody cares about Philippine Lawmaker, the druggist Ronald Singson of Ilocos Sur. If you asked me, being raised in the US military that doesn't tolerate illegal drugs, I will hang his a*s. Name: blumentritt CommentsI’m getting a sense here that One Up works with the editorial PNL Gothma USA division. He got lots of time to write and answer some posters like a full timer. I could smell it! He read most postings and gets the first scoop too. Don’t be surprised if Edward is also a pakawala. Hahaha ONE UP…great job! Name: Ike CommentsI am totally convinced that Edward from Las Vegas is a pure Pinoy based on his recent post addressed to Judy: “To Judy, your fond of calling me a Pollack, have I ever called you or any other Filipino a Flip? What I say is the truth, if you're upset …” What gave it away? The word “Pollack.” The correct spelling is Polack, and a true Polish-American person would know this. LINK Definition of Polack. Name: deo CommentsIn the news: "What Went Before: Food-For-School Program". I was in the Philippines when this program surfaced into the forefront. It was not because it worked, rather the other way. It was confirm on TV reports that most pupils got only at least 50 kilos not 100 kilos for the entire year as intended. Name: blumentritt CommentsMWSS too much bonuses? Aba, di araw-araw pasko ito. How did the previous administration allow these insane thing to happen? Luma langoy sa kwarta habang ang iba ay walang maka-in. Too much greed – Greed over Greed! Pinaka masahol na ito. Mas makapal pa ang balat nyo sa kalabaw. Walang kasing Hudas ang ginawa nyo sa mga taong bayan na nahihirapan. Name: deo CommentsIn the news: "President [Aquino] Advises, Warns Rolando Mendoza Copycat". The report says, this "retired" soldier threaten to "mag-ala Mendoza" if his complaint will not be acted upon. Does the President have to be personally involve with this personal problem of a soldier? Are these signs that those people supposedly in charge of resolving this kind of issues still has the residue of "dictatorship" mentality or whatever you called it (brainwash?) when during the Marcos era everything seems to be referred to Marcos first? Shame, shame, shame! More - Click here to view previous entries
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