Citizens Against Rebellion, Destabilization and Terrorism

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The height of opportunism

I truly wonder what is it that these people keep saying, to sustain the battle they won against tyranny?

Won against whom? Marcos? It’s a lie. The country in the Edsa 1 exercise indeed won, but from being taken over by communists.

Now they’re running their horse to race in the 2010 derby. Without the people behind them. Without any backing or support. Without a solid machinery. Only with a few so-called protest-protest rally-rally demo-demo style of campaign to boast of. And they cannot even muster a good crowd. Only with bad words on teevee or in newspapers. And they don’t even have a decent audience or readership. People get tired of being told shit everytime, day in and day out. Also business doesn’t like shit in the air. And workers mostly so, because who needs shit in their hapag kainan? Por Dios por Santo!!!

The people of the late Cory are fucking insane. And now they’re making it look like the Erap boys and girls, everybody else, is jumping into their bandwagon. No fucking way!

That would be the height of stupidity. True, we are really against the Cory gang winning in the 2010 elections, but not without a basis.

When Johnny Ponce Enrile and the late Pres. Ferdie Marcos decided that the ascent of the communists and socialists together with the avowed centrists to government during the 1985-1986 highly volatile political environment was imminent, due to the defiance of some Marcos Loyalists, opportunists in Malacañang like Gen. Fabian C. Ver and his minions, the subterfuge of a strong faction in the United States Government, they decided to launch a plan to take over the insipient revolution in the country.

A component of the overall plan was Operation Plan “G_____” that instructed the primary agents of the government to nip the coming social upheaval in the bud and place themselves (Marcos’ agents) in positions of power. This was an application of Regis DeBray’s concept of the foco revolution that was executed by Fidel Castro and Ernesto “Che” Guevarra.

Marcos’ agents successfully did so and the threat of the Communists, Socialists, even illegitimate personalities that were hangers-on in the Cory group called Yellow Army climbing into Malacañang, did not happen just like that. The military was close on their heels and became the hungry pack of wolves’ check and balance.

Writer Cecil Arillo says after Edsa 1, the United States government refused the proposal of Marcos’ agents, Fidel Valdez Ramos and Juan Ponce Enrile to form a civil-military junta. The US imposed upon them the so-called “Constitutional path” where then housewife Corazon Cojuangco Aquino alias Cory will sit as president instead of the two (2) or any one of them as leader of the country under the vestiges of civilian-military junta rule.

Being grateful to the US government’s support for the success of anti-communist/socialist operation that later became known as the Edsa 1 military putsch backed by civilian support, Enrile and Ramos acceded to the US’ conditions.

For the plan to succeed, Marcos who, according to my late father, had been overtaken by age and disease and could no longer control all of this factotums like Ver, Gen. Ochoco, Eduardo Cojuangco, Jr., among many, many others around him, had to make the ultimate sacrifice by agreeing to depart Malacañang and be emplaned to Clark Air Base and then to Hawai’i, USA.

Thus did Madam Corazon Cojuangco Aquino Cory become president by default since according to the US government, Enrile and Ramos, leaders of the putsch cannot become RP’s national leaders, without courting charges of unconstitutional accession to power.

Supposedly, the excesses of the Marcos minions who went wayward and no longer wanted to toe the line of ideology of the New Society: Revolution from the Center, written by Blas F. Ople, Adrian Cristobal, Jose Crisol, then Capt. or Maj. Jose T. Almonte, and many other brainthrusts of Marcos, were to be cured and addressed during the new revolutionary government under the aegis of Enrile, Ramos, Cory and her Vice President, Salvador Laurel.

Cory with her dyslexia, her hungry hangers-on, her rapacious relatives and “classmates” in her frequent mahjong sessions all over town, or in her own house in Times St., or even now in plush settings after becoming president, drove Enrile, Ramos and Laurel away almost with a single sweep of her hand.

She proceeded to undertake the sale of the country’s patrimony, starting with the sale of Fort Bonifacio, to the private sector at the promise of a windfall of skim money for her and her close ones. The sale of many other portions of the country little by little was also made by the Cory regime.

She signed with Swiss authorities the transfer of the Marcos wealth to the Philippines but inserted riders that she herself, her family and her quislings will get fat commissions from the Marcos so-called “stolen, hidden gold.” Madre di Dios!!!

She allowed the destruction of records of millions of chinese nationals opening the country to a literal silent invasion of illegals from China who are now occupying stalls in fast-rising buildings as sellers of dirt cheap items and posh subdivision houses manufacturing shabu. Many or most of them have even mastered some Tagalog words coming from their Filipina wife or set of wives or their own handlers in the country that take care of their billeting and the learning of a few functional terms in Filipino dialects. When they make it big, they transfer to the exclusive villages scattered all over Metro Manila.

Certainly, China is not only Cory’s clientele. Many nationals from other countries benefited from her regime, thanks to the close connections her so-called allies in the vaunted National Union of Christian Democrats (NUCD) had with the European mafia that opened the floodgates for European criminals to launder their money in the Philippines during the Aquino presidency or else ply their illegal / criminal trade in or through the country.

In the time of Cory up to the time of Erap, drug trafficking syndicates started to flood the country with dangerous drugs, beginning with transshipment by the LIM clan that according to a government informant, was using the front of a shipping company or group of companies, that later became share holders of the defunct URBAN BANK -- now renamed to Import and Export Bank.

Not surprisingly, Sergio “Serge” Osmeña and possibly the other Osmeñas are joining the campaign for the son of Cory.

Serge and son, are one of the protectors of local lords of transnational drug trafficking syndicates in the country.

One of Serge’s wards is now in prison but continues to ply his illegal trade with the able runner capabilities of Serge’s son and girl friend, a high society party goer and all time punk girl. You see them trek to their base of operations in the heart of Makati City, just behind the RCBC Plaza, the bailiwick of the Yellow Army commanded by its Lord Mayor, Jesus Jose Maria! Cabauatan Binay popularly known as Jejomar or Jojo, also very, very big in protecting drug trafficking syndicates providing illicit services to the rich in the exclusive enclaves of Makati and the poor in the decrepit areas of his Lordship.

Noynoy

Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Cojuangco Aquino III who also fondly known as Noy, the only male child of Sen. Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. Ninoy and Cory some say, is not really all that “well.”

According to the irritated group of the deposed president Joseph Estrada (terribly annoyed because possibly the late FPJ’s supporter Linggoy Alcuaz and his companions in the FPJ movement will now support Noynoy and leave Erap behind), aspirant future President of the Republic of the Philippines Noynoy Aquino was born an autistic child. If this is indeed true, Noynoy must probably have been treated as a special child in his youth by doctors expert in autism. Noynoy, as those in the same age bracket with him in the late 40s and 50s, was observed to be one of the least exposed children of the couple Ninoy and Cory.

(We asked the Erap boys and girls why they say that Noynoy is an autistic. They could not provide proof but in their faces, you could see they were mightily convinced Noynoy is a mongoloid. “It’s in the family, they say.” Is it really true? Who knows, it might just be.)

The son of Ma. Kristine Bernadette “Kris” Cojuangco Aquino with motion pictures actor Phillip Salvador, Joshua fondly known as “Josh,” is a mongoloid or special child and he possibly has the same genes of Noynoy. As the Erap boys and girls are saying.

The mother of Noynoy and Josh’ grandmother, the late Cory, on the other hand, actually was diagnosed and was being treated for a non-contaminable but highly dangerous disease called dyslexia. Cory would suffer bouts of mental paralysis due to the collapse of one or both of her lungs causing the ill stricken subject to lose control while involuntarily able to make extremity motions (hand, feet, minor ear, eye, nose movements, etc.).

The diseased subject is able to function with simple writing like signing documents with hand, walking or running with feet, barely hearing words or commands, etc. but unable to process these in his / her mind. In short, dyslexics perform unintelligent motions like a zombie since the mind of the ill subject is dead for the entire period when the lungs are in the collapsed state. This version of dyslexia was what afflicted the late Cory. There are other forms and manifestations of dyslexia, but that could be the subject of another post.

(Just imagine how many checks, contracts, presidential appointments, agreements and treaties she could have signed in those attacks of her disease! No wonder why the country went to the dogs!!! But really, ang suwerte naman ng lahat na puwede makapunta sa kanya ng malapitan, medaling mag pa sign, kahit ano, di ba? My! My! Dios mio!!! Que horror!!!)

It is possible that this condition of the late Cory is the reason why Noynoy is a special child. Notwithstanding the fact that during lucid intervals, the late Cory was a highly opinionated person (she was naturally born that way) --- making her appear as a firmly determined, strong-willed person.

In reality the late Cory was simply a one-track brain individual; there are millions of others that share the same brain as the late Cory -- born and later bred to become unaccepting of explanation, reason, qualification, argument except her own. Once Cory and her like-minded one-track brain individuals form an opinion about something, there is no use bending her. She would simply not accept it. It was not Cory’s fault she was born like that, however, but it certainly did not qualify her greatly for the job of president.

A one-track brain person is just short of an idiot, or idiot savante (but an idiot nonetheless). This characteristic is not handed down to someone born under different circumstances. But the effect of the said characteristic of a person on others is extremely huge. It can turn people born to parents with one-track brains into abnormal children growing up to become dysfunctional adults.

However, while Cory suffered her dyslexia in silence and in secret, this serious health abnormality of a Philippine president was upstaged by her terminal illness when she was no longer in Malacañang, her alleged colon cancer that she supposedly died from.

Now our would-be president Noynoy appears to be fully cured of his ailment if it is true he was born with autism. Possibly this is due to very expensive treatment by foreign doctors. However, this could be open-ended. It might be the reason why Noynoy cannot take on girl friends (or boy friends?) for a lengthy period of time. This could also be the reason why Sen. Panfilo Lacson is vehemently against Kris for opposing the possible, if impossible, union of his former secretary (Ms. Shalani Soledad) and Noynoy. Kris is also against Noynoy marrying anyone, for fear that “it might complicate things.” Kris did not elucidate on the matter about the “things.”

There is a danger however remote, that he might lapse into an autistic fit and die or kill / cause the death by accident of, the one he is immediately next to.

Now our sneaky little devil Lacson should stop all that bullshit about Shalani and Noynoy getting engaged and marrying. Everybody knows that Senadora Doctora Luisa “Loi” Pimentel Ejercito is mad at Tita Ping for being a first rate bugaw. Tita Ping likes match making. When he sees a person with a good job and with much to offer, like the United States Drug Enforcement Agency resident agent in the Philippines, Tita Ping always makes it a point to bugaw a girl for that high official. You never know when you might need a favor someday, right? Or you never know what your bubwit girl can chismis to you about the man to whom Tita made bugaw her to.

Noynoy should be left alone by Tita, you never know if he will just suddenly get trapped, be killed, figure in an accident if and when Tita gets wind of his activities that could threaten Tita’s well-being or harm her nice complexion. And Shalani will be better off leaving Noynoy alone to his devices.

Perhaps Noynoy is really cured, for he is even now into extreme games. The aspirant president is an aficionado of dangerous high powered guns, among other lethal weapons. Noynoy is a member of an exclusive gun owners’ club made up of young and adult filthy rich chinese in the Philippines. The suppliers of this exclusive gun club are chinese gun runners one of whom is a certain Jonathan Yu, a huge, fat fellow who share the house with his dad and a huge real life predator pet shark in a giant aquarium. (Who ever keeps sharks for pets?) Jonathan is a big time gun runner living in the vicinity of the Tatalon, Araneta Ave. area in Quezon City. This guy has a large firing range where Noynoy and his chinese, other friends troop to and shoot their deadly weapons. Guess who else is invited to Jonathan’s house? Big time police officials and the daughter of former Vice Pres. Tito G! What a crowd they make!

This Jonathan is no ordinary gun runner. He is not only close to the political enemies of the Lady by the Pasig River, but he gets his protection from big guns of the PNP as well as the AFP and the NBI.

Jonathan and Noynoy associate with their fellow chinese or half-chinese -- possibly many of them are even tied up to drug trafficking syndicates operating in the country. Who would know? They’re too exclusive, you can’t get inside their circles easy.

Despite the so-called gun shooting and gun lover macho image of Noynoy, it is said that he is a homosexual. Of course, it’s not true, Shalani and Tita Ping will say.

The strong personality of his mother, Cory could not have caused Noynoy to become heterosexual but an aberrant in his sexual behavior. Like Kris who tremendously enjoys having sex specially with very old men.

At present, Noynoy, to prove his virility and masculinity further aside from shooting high powered guns, is said to be living-in with a bold star, a certain BARBARA MILANO.

The problem with Noynoy being President, is that there will be more than the six Little Presidents of the late Ronald Allan Kelly POE FPJ if and when he wins. As an autistic, Noynoy’s decisionmaking will be left to no less than one hundred Little Presidents in and out of Malacañang starting from the numerous sisters, brothers-in-law, nephews, nieces, and the factotums of Cory, associates of the late Sen. Benigno Aquino, Jr., etc.

Mar, the one of two Manuel the Thirds

Sen. Manuel A. Roxas II Mar, is the publicly known son of Sen. Gerardo Roxas and the grandson of Pres. Manuel Acuña Roxas. The subject also publicly affirms he is actually a grandson of Pres. Roxas.

Out of circumstances in the past, Mar became a homosexual. In the present time, especially under the influence of liquor, the subject confesses to close friends and associates his real trans-gender status. Subject however is publicly willing to shed the image of a homosexual by widely making it known he is engaged to and will wed Ms. Korina Sanchez on October 23, 2009.

Mar has real blood relatives not formally recognized by the Roxas clan or if ever, grudgingly. The painful story of Mar’s grandfather and the secret love of his life, as well as his unpopular children by wedlock, is said to be among the issues that caused psychological hang-ups in Mar and his own father. Mar’s namesake, since leaving school, lived a relatively hermetic life preferring to be known as a “creative writer.”

Mar’s own grandfather, did not love his own wife, Doña Trinidad De Leon from Bulacan. Instead, his one and true love was foreigner, an Irish girl, Ms. Juanita McIlvain, with whom he even had children but was forced not to marry due to the demands of his relatives and political expediency.

The Irish lady is the mother of the real Manuel Roxas, Jr. Manny, one of four siblings consisting of Manny, Cielo, Antonio and Charo Roxas. He won in the speech / oratorical contest in Ateneo called “Voice of Democracy.” They lived in Ermita, Manila where Pres. Roxas secretly rented an apartment for his Irish lady love and their children.

Another winner in said oratorical contest is one Francis Moran who became a brother-in-law of Manny.

The wife of Francis is the sister of Manny. Manny's sister's and Francis Moran’s child, Margarita "Margie" Moran, was the first Miss Universe, and is the true granddaughter of Pres. Manuel Roxas who now resides in Mindanao as Mrs. Tony Floreindo.

Mar’s father grew up in a loveless environment and this too had a debilitating effect on young Mar.

The worse psychological pain Mar had to suffer is that possibly he is not a real Roxas. His paternity is not in question, but his grand paternity is totally in doubt.

When Doña Trinidad De Leon Roxas married Mar’s grandpa, Manuel, she was already pregnant with the son of Pres. Manuel Luis Quezon y Molina.

Doña Trinidad became pregnant with Quezon’s child while Quezon was already the husband of Doña Aurora Aragon. With the promise by Quezon that Roxas will be made Speaker of the House of Representatives, Roxas was forced to marry Doña Trinidad in an arranged marriage even if there was no love between them.

Gerardo “Gerry” De Leon Roxas, who became a senator, the son of the President (Manuel Roxas), is not really the son of Pres. Roxas.

Sen. Gerry Roxas is most probably the son of Quezon. Therefore, he is not a Roxas but a Quezon. Mar Roxas is supposed to be Manuel "Mar" Araneta Quezon III instead. He is a grandson not of Pres. Roxas but of the president preceding him. Despite the fact, the arrangement forced the late president to make Gerry bear the Roxas family name and Mar thereafter.

The problem with the Quezon blood is that the late President’s Junior, Manuel “Nonong” Aragon Quezon, Jr., is a homosexual and Quezon may have passed down this quirk in his genes down to Mar therefore the subject also became a homosexual probably without even knowing that he will become one and just started feeling that he was actually a girl, instead of a man.

It is also no wonder, that his “cousin,” Manuel Quezon III, who is in media, is also another homosexual, or as he prefers to call himself, a “BADING.”

If Mar will use his real grandpaternity, he will share the same name, the same gender with the self-professed “BADING” Manuel Luis C. Quezon III (The Explainer), they share the same eye condition (both wear prescription eye glasses) except they do not share the same middle names. Because Mar Roxas’ middle name is Araneta while the other one (The Explainer) bears the middle name of Casas (mother, Lourdes “Lulu” Casas Quezon). They don’t also share the same nicknames because as everybody knows, The Explainer’s nickname is Manolo and Manuel Roxas III’s nickname is Mar.

A large number of old-timers in the Liberal Party and real, true-to-life neighbors of the late Pres. Manuel A. Roxas, Sr. know this fact. Even perhaps Noynoy since he comes from a line of old-timer Liberals whose family friends are also old-timer Liberals.

The question over whether Noynoy will use Mar largely in the campaign is passé. Noynoy has the cards lined up against Mar.

An autistic president if that, and a gay vice president who is mistakenly bearing the surname Roxas. What more could be a livelier combination?

But riding like the world's greatest opportunists on the so-called gains-gains kuno of revolution, gains-gains kuno of democracy, icon-icon kuno of democracy, ay sus! Wala naman silang pinaghirapan!!! Tapos lahat tayo for the second time, the nth time, pahihirapan na naman!!!

Oy, tumigil tigil nga kayo, mga abnormal at mga peke ang apelyidong may duda pa ang kasarian!!!

Mga balasubas kayo!!!

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The vaunted Dinner in NY pales in comparison with the "Boston Flower Arrangement"

FACTS

Before and during the wake and funeral of the late Madam Corazon Cojuangco AQUINO CORY, it was bruited about that the Filipinos lost a mother, a woman of integrity, an icon, etcetera.

It was said that the death of the late Madam Corazon Cojuangco AQUINO CORY was a great loss to the Filipino nation but it was also an opportunity to use her well talked about popularity to kick out GMA from the presidency, among other possibilities.

1. CORY used to refer to Sen. Benigno AQUINO, Jr. NINOY as her partner in life, dearest love, etc.
2. CORY used the advocacy of NINOY for democracy to propel her candidacy
3. CORY openly professed her love and devotion to NINOY and to God
4. Kris Cojuangco AQUINO KRIS said during her eulogy, “Dad take care of Mom, you are her one and only” or some such bullshit
5. The AQUINO family, civil society, political opposition and some former fence sitters (middle roaders), declared that there was a massive turn out during the funeral of CORY.
6. That this massive turn out can be exploited to mobilize a new People Power at EDSA (or elsewhere) and overthrow the regime under GMA.
7. That this massive sympathy crowd can be used to support any anti-GMA move such as in the 2010 elections, coup d’ etat, other purposes.
8. CORY was never corrupt.
9. CORY’s life was lived with integrity.
10. CORY was very thrifty.
11. CORY was a most accommodating mother, she cooked for everyone and was famous for her special spaghetti, etc.
12. CORY had every right to call on the resignation of GMA because she was the voice of the Moral Majority.
13. CORY loved her country; she was a nationalist.
14. CORY was the most humble and down to earth and pro-masses, pro-poor person.
15. CORY was a saint and therefore should be canonized by Vatican.

CONTRADICTING FACTS

The above issues gleaned from the events surrounding the death of CORY appears to be contradicted by the following:

CORY divorced Sen. AQUINO NINOY as early as in 1980 and particularly insisted on separation in Boston, Massachusetts. NINOY refused to sign the divorce papers over love for his children.

Due to the highly opinionated, one-track mind and unbendable thinking of CORY, a very peculiar situation existed in the AQUINO house in Boston. When the family were buying their food supplies and toiletries, et al other personal items, NINOY had a push cart of his own. CORY on the other hand, had a push cart for herself and supposedly for her children.

When NINOY ate, he either cooked and ate alone or sometimes with an infrequent guest.

NINOY was allegedly sometimes “aburido” (anguished) over the arrangement that CORY imposed upon the family that even he would even sometimes quarrel with his infrequent guest(s).

However, it was NINOY who took care of all the bills and CORY did not even have a single cent to spare. Each time the family’s finances ran low, NINOY would rush to a public pay phone in any of the streets or corners of Boston and make a confidential call to the late Ferdinand MARCOS FERDIE, his fraternity brother in Upsilon Sigma Phi.

After each call, with only minutes, an hour or hours interval, a packet of One Hundred Thousand United States Dollars (US$100,000) would arrive at the family’s place or at a designated drop point.

This arrangement with NINOY was brought by CORY to her relationship with the siblings of husband. That if she and husband were separated, even if technically, and they were living together in a hellish artificial arrangement for the sake of image, the children and other factors, ergo, all the relatives of NINOY were of no more consequence to her since she was no longer related to them as well under law. Kawawa naman si Ninoy, kaya pala nagpakamatay!!! Dios Mio!!!

Since it is a verified fact that CORY’s own cousin, and four (4) others ordered the execution of NINOY, it was suspected that since CORY and the berdugo cousin are blood relatives, she knew of the plan to eliminate her technically divorced husband, but she simply did not care. It is probably even possible that she warned him not to go to RP but more in spite than as a show of her love and concern for NINOY’s well being.

Contrary to her claim, CORY was disgusted at the so-called advocacy of NINOY for democracy. All she supposedly wanted was to live like the daughter of a rich couple, spend money around and engage in her love: gambling. CORY was allegedly addicted to gambling even at an early age that when NINOY was a neophyte Senator, he was always humiliated when he entertained visitors in their house at Times Street.

When not travelling out of the house, CORY would always stay in her sleeping wear ( dusters / negligees ) and play mah jong or other games with her amigas and amigos in the guest room of the Times Street house.

If CORY went out of the room to fetch an item outside of the game room or use the comfort room away from the gamblers, and she passes by the Guests of her Senator husband, she just passes by them. She would not even offer water, tea, coffee nor juice to any of the Guests.

NINOY would do the chore himself with the help of the maids or house boys. CORY would also hardly make any decent greetings to Guests she had no relations to, like “Hi!”, “Hello!” or shake hands with the Guests. She just whizzes past them as if they were made of stone or did not exist and as if she was trying to show them that she never cared but that it was her house and the Guests were complete strangers and/or their presence was unwanted.

CORY did not love NINOY nor God. When Raul MANGLAPUS and NINOY quarreled sometimes in their Boston home, CORY is said to have sided always with MANGLAPUS. MANGLAPUS on the other hand, during his stay in the US, was active in recruiting for the religion of Satanism. It is suspected that since CORY embraced the political party of MANGLAPUS (National Union of Christian Democrats --- NUCD) as her party also, she might have been recruited to Satanism.

Kristina Bernadette Aquino YAP KRIS and all her siblings all knew that NINOY loved CORY up to the extent that he could but that CORY fully came to reject him since the late 1970s and in 1980. Her statement that CORY loved only NINOY and was CORY’s one and only was not totally accurate.

In Malacañang, after EDSA I, the late CORY and a prominent politician, Cabinet turned senator, would enter the Malacañang president’s bedroom. The purpose was for an alleged Closed Door Meeting. The couple would not re-emerge from the bedroom for more than half a day and when they did, they appeared to be a silently loving couple.

The practice lasted until the cabiner member turned senator died. The wife of the senator might have suspected and supposedly hated CORY for that. CORY also had other flings and standing sexual relationships with other men. It was bandied around in Malacañang at the time that CORY’s choice of the senator was that he had a really very long sexual organ and he could still manage to have intercourse. The gossip in Malacañang was that if the man who was invited to have a closed door with CORY had a long penis then the meeting was not a real one but an act of knowing in the bible's sense.

This practice of CORY got too well known that when CORY caught her daughter KRIS naked in her own bedroom lying on the stomach of then Executive Secretary Oscar ORBOS OCA who was also naked, KRIS after getting a mouthful from her mother mumbled to the effect that she was not to understand where else will she inherit her “Makati Puke” but from her mom. There and then ORBOS and his entire “bitbit” staff were kicked out unceremoniously out of Malacañang, never to return. Only a lawyer director of ORBOS was reappointed, but during or immediately before the time of ex-Pres. Fidel V. RAMOS (FVR) at an attached agency of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) based at Balara, Quezon City.

Of course, ORBOS can always deny he slept with Kris. And vice versa. Ms. Kris would cry if you ask her, how is it like to have sex and keep shouting "Dad! Pa!" all the time. It's oedipal complex, to some psychologists.

The CPP/NPA/NDFP, AQUINO family, civil society, political opposition et al said to have been imported paid mourners from Tarlac, Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, from Hacienda Luisita and other parts, to attend the funeral of CORY. The Three Hundred Thousand odd purported crowd that attended the funeral, was fake. The only real CORY lovers in that crowd were the family and CPP whose original leaders were helped and propelled by CORY and family in the beginning to form their underground organization.

There is no way that the much ballyhooed massive turn out can suffice to form a new People Power at EDSA (or elsewhere) and overthrow the regime under ARROYO that will not be full of for-hire participants from the squatter areas. Even the squatter area residents have already wizened to the temptations of attending mass protests since a lot of the programs of government have penetrated into their communities already.

That the massive sympathy crowd can determine the course of the 2010 elections, or a coup d’ etat, or any other anti-government purpose is a fallacy.

Even in Tarlac itself, particularly in the place where there are NINOY relatives, CORY will not even be considered a VIP or worse, she might even be looked down upon not as a human being for the way she treated NINOY.

The saintly attributes of CORY appears to be overshadowed by the real and actual testimonies of those that shared space with her, as follows:

Before CORY became President, in Malacañang Palace every Thursday, there was a so-called “Sunshine Day!”

Contractors secretly offered gifts to the First Family contained in single boxes each per contractor or supplier. In each box were highest denomination bills at the time of One Hundred Philippine Pesos (Php100.00) amounting to either Five Hundred Thousand, One Million, One Pesos Five Hundred Thousand Pesos in most of the time.

Come “Sunshine Day!”, all employees and many times even residents of Brgy. Malacañang would be required to form a line at the Finance Division then headed by Presidential official in charge with the MARCOS administration’s finance Jacobo C. CLAVE JAKE. Each employee was given a pay envelope with token cash coming the gift boxes of contractors and suppliers.

When CORY came to the Palace, the single box were replaced with big trendy suitcases. The Php100 denominations were replaced with Five Hundred bills. The amounts of Php500,000, Php1,000,000 and Php1,500,000 were replaced with a very low of Ten, Fifteen and a normal level of Twenty Million Philippine Pesos (Php10,000,000, Php15,000,000 and Php20,000,000).

Mrs. "DDD", senior staff of CLAVE informed Ma. Elena Aquino CRUZ BALLSY, then chief aide of CORY about the tradition of “Sunshine Day!” and requested that it be continued. BALLSY was infuriated about the information and pointed at some suitcases full of cash from contractors whose papers were being expedited by the new group of CORY in Malacañang and said, “Ano’ng sunshine-sunshine? Eh, barya nga lang yang nasa maleta!!! Ano pa ba ang gusto nila, eh di naman sa kanila yan!!!” Effectively, the Thursday “Sunshine Day!” tradition was scrapped and replaced with Thursday “Lungkot Day!”

A security aide of NINOY in the US, revealed that after the forming of the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG), the cousin of CORY immediately made a transfer of funds in Australia from his account to a confidential account in favor of CORY, through her brother Jose S. COJUANGCO, Jr. PEPING in the amount of Two Hundred Million United States Dollars (USD200,000,000). The transaction was kept very hidden and was bruited to be the first of the set of enormous amounts to come into the CORY family for making PCGG soft on those that have the capacity to pay.

The second set of payments was arranged by the then Exec. Sec. who demanded from Lucio TAN a tremendous amount of cash to ensure that PCGG will not turn the TAN group of companies upside down. TAN was forced to shell out initially Four Hundred Million Philippine Pesos (Php400,000,000) followed by another payment of a similarly huge amount.

A large number of MARCOS favored personalities were forced to pay out very large amounts to the CORY family.

Former Judge now senator, was summoned by CORY and told to head the Immigration Bureau. The ex-Judge accepted the offer and now became Immigration Commissioner. CORY was in firm agreement with some Filipino Chinese to launch a secret record destruction operation at the bureau. In exchange for more or less Five Hundred Thousand Philippine Pesos (Php500,000), CORY ordered the papers of a single illegal Chinese alien to be burned, shredded or purged in any other fitting manner. Salvaje!!! Nationalist? Not likely!!!

At the time of CORY’s ascendancy in the Palace, there were about six million (6,000,000) Chinese in the Philippines. The figure can be contested but it was the only estimate at the time closest to the true situation. Only two million (2,000,000) were either legal Chinese or else were paying Alien Registration Fees regularly for staying in the country. About four million (4,000,000) or the figure could be higher, were illegals. A good number of the illegals were even criminals that were fugitives of their native land.

CORY had an account in Switzerland and other offshore banks where she ordered Immigration Commissioner to forward the payments from the Chinese whose papers were erased from the record section of the immigration bureau. To make the situation fully covered, a small operation was conducted to make the fourth floor of the bureau building look extremely topsy turvy. All the systematically organized files at the records room were turned upside down, thrown here and there and the room was made to appear very messy and dirty. As a result, no one learned about CORY’s destruction of untold files of illegal Chinese in the country.

If the maximum number of illegals and with a large number of additionals (newly human smuggled chinese) will be accounted for, the amount that could have been placed in CORY’s Switzerland or other offshore bank(s) will have come to a rough total of Two Trillion Philippine Pesos (Php2,000,000,000,000) that could have converted at a rate of Php21 : US$1.00 to Nine Five Billion Two Hundred Thirty Eight Million and Ninety Five Thousand Two Hundred Thirty Eight United States Dollars (USD95,238,095,238). At the time, that would have been one-tenth of the entire Swiss Deposits (one-third of the worldwide total) of the MARCOS wealth. A staggering amount of money that Immigration Commissioner could have also partaken of and could be one of the more likely entrusted managers aside from some Chinese individual or group that CORY used to filch the Sino community in the country.

It is suspected that many of the criminals freed by CORY from illegal status are among those that are leading in the syndicated drug trafficking activities in RP and beyond our shores, making RP a notorious nation on the drugs watch list. It has also corrupted RP’s system into a narco-politic state.

It is expected that if any AQUINO will run for high public office, BID Commisioner as a finance / fund manager will not be far behind. Or given her innate intelligence and intellect, Immigration chief could use a go-between to serve as the fund manager for the AQUINO candidate, possibly Sen. Benigno C. AQUINO III NOYNOY or Kristina Bernadette Aquino YAP KRIS.

Mr. KOC (code name), a former deep cover consultant of the National Security Council (NSC) director who reported the operation under a report codename “YELLOW FEVER”, was entrapped in a sting operation where KOC was secretly charged with illegal financial dealings concerning the release of a certain detainee Col. ACOSTA and a Lt. Roque LIWAG of the rebel military organization RAM and KOC was endorsed as a consultant to the Presidential Security Group (PSG) to be banished from NSC forever as long the pro-CORY people worked there.

Another charge against KOC was that he was reported to have spread the news that the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), the old National Intelligence Security Agency (NISA) budgets were cut by seventy percent (70%) on the advice of leftists inside and outside the government providing “advise” to CORY. The charge was baseless because O’CHAVEZ was only shown and only saw a box containing orders of the President (CORY that the NSC Director said cut down the AFP-NISA money by 70%, but did not actually see the orders in print. Also the consultant never told anyone about the unseen papers or the box.

When brought up with the NICA during the time of ex-pres. Jose Marcelo EJERCITO ERAP, KOC who was asked to consult discreetly with the subject Agency, the NICA still considered it preposterous that the NSC Director was ordered to pare down the AFP and intelligence community budget by 70%. In reality that was what happened. Morale in the AFP went down. The defenders of democracy and the very people that put CORY in power were victims of CORY’s paranoia.

CORY placed her relatives in the NSC-NICA payroll among other relatives since their fat salaries need not be accounted for under the law. Further, they acted as her eyes and ears inside that intelligence Agency.

Among the elites in the country during the MARCOS era, it is almost impossible to identify any one elite family that did not kowtow and kiss the ass of then First Lady Imelda Romualdez MARCOS MELDY (FL) and her husband, the late Pres. MARCOS just to borrow money from the couple. FL was gracious and generous to the AYALAs, LOPEZes, ORTIGASes, EJERCITOs, COJUANGCOs et al. She considered herself a friend to all of them when in fact they talked harshly against her at her back.

Multi-millions up to billions of Pesos were given in loans in exchange for land titles of worthless real estate; shares of stocks of dying companies - Ortigas Group, Ayala companies; future receivables from companies in dire straits and heavy indebtedness like Meralco, etc. Many of these companies were sequestered during Martial Law for their refusal to pay loans and for other reasons, aside from the fact that military administration required sequestration and nationalization of foreign interests.

After MARCOS was gone, CORY gave back Meralco and other related companies like ABS-CBN, Chronicle, etc. to the LOPEZes despite the heavy debts to the MARCOS family and the Philippine Government being the guarantor of its enormous foreign debts.

CORY did the same to the LOPA empire, since BABY LOPA was married to her sister, Gina COJUANGCO, whose son, RAPA LOPA is the owner on record of survey company Pulse Asia that is giving GMA a bad name every time it does a survey.

During CORY’s regime, she ordered selected members of the Supreme Court to transfer the shares of stock of Hans MENZI and Ferdinand MARCOS, Jr. to her dummy, a man purporting to call himself DON EMILIO YAP. Effectively, government and MARCOS shares came under the ownership of “DON EMILIO YAP” in Bulletin Today, Manila Hotel and a long string of other companies.

When the agreements between the Government of the Republic of the Philippines and Switzerland were firmed up, the Swiss Minister of Finance Peter MULLER was corrupted by CORY, Francisco CHAVEZ (then Solicitor General), government secretaries and relatives of CORY. MULLER agreed to be part of the “commissioners” and secret riders to the GRP-Swiss agreements on the transfer of the Swiss deposits were made where CORY and her subalterns, blood relations were to receive a huge part of the MARCOS wealth in the form of commissions.

Growing greedy, CORY thereafter demanded that principal amount including the sums indicated in the rider agreements be placed in a conduit account. She gave the account coordinates to MULLER. When the final deciding entity, the Swiss superior court traced the account, it belonged to CORY. The commission of MULLER became stone. Kawawang Pedro!!!

The deal to transfer the MARCOS wealth as the late president willed to the Filipino People and the survivors of the MARCOS family became null and void, still, even with FVR, ERAP, GMA becoming presidents, it was still CORY’s signature on the agreements and the riders that were binding. Now that CORY is dead, even the commissions of PEPING, KRIS, BALLSY, Maria Victoria Eliza Dee VIEL, Maria Aurora Corazon Abellada PINKY and Benigno Cojuangco AQUINO, III NOYNOY, and the rest of the relatives and former Cabinet, friends, cronies, are gone. Naku! Sayang!!!

The decision of The Honorable, The Supreme Court of the Philippines to make FL the executor of the will is long due, however it could not be done with CORY still alive. Or nearly all the money will go to CORY and her own very close people. So Namatay na, wala nang sagabal na sakim.

CORY is far from being a saint. Which is the reason why, FL who is terrified of even the idea of the existence of CORY as if she were Satan personified, prefers to just call her “pangit” and lashes at her at every occasion.

When one of CORY’s daughters was about to marry, it was gossiped in the family that the husband-to-be of daughter was a member of a family that were notorious ... disguised as decent “businessmen.” CORY allegedly said in confidence to one of her amigas, “Aba! Eh ano kung ... ? Masama ba’ng gumawa ng pera ang tao? Hanap buhay lang yaaan!” The marriage happened and so one of her daughters is now the infamous missus to a big time ....

During CORY’s regime, she ordered a former central Luzon governor using diplomatic and other perks to hand carry for her multi-millions of United States Dollars to foreign banks, for purposes undeclared. A then Manila International Airport (MIA) contingent of the Intelligence Group, Armed Forces of the Philippines (IS AFP) intercepted the voluminous amount of money and placed the former governor on hold.

After learning about the plight of the ex-governor and panicking about the condition of her money, CORY went super ballistic, called the airport officials thereat and berated them as well as gave a mouthful of dirty, harsh words against the ISAFP personnel. Mother of God!!!

During the time of then Sec. FVR as Secretary of National Defense (SND), one operative in ISAFP was required to submit a project proposal to negate and neutralize at least one economic threat to the country, as were several other operatives. The operative submitted the target Antonio KHO, most notorious overlord of the smuggling syndicates operating in the Bureau of Customs since the time of MARCOS. The plan to raid the premises of KHO’s offices and residence was elevated to the Chief of Staff AFP (CS AFP). After several weeks, it was again elevated, this time to SND. After another several weeks, it was elevated to CORY. The late ex-president said not to touch KHO because he was her relative. The qualifying statement said to be from SND was also that: “Malaki masyado iyang isda na yan. Kaya tayo habulin kahit saan tayo magpunta kung hulihin natin iyan!”

Among the worst that CORY did in her life was place her factotums like Constabulary agent Jesus Jose Maria Cabauatan BINAY as mayor of Makati and as her so-called confidanté in the so-called Cause Oriented Group (COG). Muy negrito!!! Matón y animales de primero!!! Carajo!!! Que barbaridad!!! Ms. Corazon Juliano SOLIMAN et al into the government to learn to steal from the public treasury after mastering the act of stealing from NGO coffers. (SOLIMAN is the daughter of her family’s capataz at Hacienda Luisita.) So is her sponsorship of the CPP/NPA/NDFP, although she cannot be faulted for not really understanding NINOY’s creation of KUMANDER DANTE in behalf of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), using the late Bren GUIAO and his (NINOY’s) so-called Twelve (12) Apostles as runners between himself and DANTE.

After NINOY died, thinking that the CPP/NPA/NDFP were friends of NINOY, she released all the captured communists into private cognizance. Madre de Dios!!!

Furthermore, having a brain the size of a moon bean, during a mah jong session, DOLLY NAZARENO, wife of Gen. Cesar NAZARENO said if she wins the game, Cesar will become Chief, PC/INP later PNP. DOLLY won, so Cesar became Chief. MONCHIE BIAZON also did the same with CORY. During a session reaching up to midmorning, CORY lost and MONCHIE found herself as the wife of the new Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. One late member of 12 Apostles when he was alive confided after BIAZON and NAZARENO became chiefs, “No other pea-brained housewife ever achieved such an accomplishment in the entire history of the country. So Tita Cory must really deserve all the credit for having a moon bean for a brain!”

In the time of CORY, the NISA was renamed into NICA. It was during this time when all the derogatory records of many allies of Chairman Jose Ma. SISON of the CPP/NPA/NDFP, other kinds of leftists with crimes against society and the people, were whitewashed by the subalterns of CORY.

There will be more to suffer from the acts and notoriety of CORY in the years and generations to come. And those of her kampons. There will be untold stories that will come out of the woodwork.

The sad memory of a maniac and adorer of things material will be eased out of the public mind only through a painful process. And over a long, long time.

If the supporters of CORY all around the world will mount a people power, let them fuck themselves! No one likes a dirty ex-president who idolized money, long penises, was addicted to gambling, and had no heart at all.

If the fans and lovers of CORY want to rave and rant let them be!!!

And if they will be able to make VATICAN turn her into Saint Corazon, let them be! And may the satanistas rejoice with them!!!

To all of them riling up our peace, we say, fuck all of them and may they get what they deserve in due time... in due time...

Labels: civil society, corruption, death of Cory, Dinky Soliman, dollar, Ninoy Aquino, penis, peso

Joon! Joon! Joon! Hoy!

Bakit?

Bakit naman?

Bakit tagal mo mamatay!!!

Labels: Corrupt President of Phil Forest, Jun Lozada, Madre ni Lozada, Marissa Kabit ni Lozada, Mga Syota ni Lozada, Rodolfo Noel Lozada, Womanizer Lozada

Aliens we ought to have known better


They (Dinky, et al --- pinch the behind of Dinkeh) cry in front of media, explain their purpose of helping the poor to everyone and sundry, they shout in the streets for the Truth to come out, for Justice to the People, for their and the People's Rage over the Murder of the Impeachment, for Mikey Arroyo's touching "auntie's" knees and therefore making scandalous behavior that makes him just rightly the scion of parents they call bastos, they are the Moral Majority, they will make everyone who stand in their way pay highly for it! Dinky told the media, she cried in front of her children when she agonized over the decision to leave GMA. Then she declared in public that it was her children who made her finally quit, she tearfully narrated.

Enter The Lesbian Mafia!!!

Eventually Ms. Dinky and her Master (is she a lesbo too? Nooo....) tailed like hobbits, the lady of the house of the late FPJ. Tagging along is Gabriela Silang's muse, Ms. Liza Masama. Kuuuuuu!!! (Slap Left! Slap Right! Box Ears!)

God, did they look like the quintessential abnormals to Susan's regal form. They probably would have loved ... uhhmmm recruiting Ms. Susie and her beautiful Sonora nieces into their orgies. But salivate all they could. Ms. Susie appears prim and proper and would not enter the coven of daemons lest she be devoured alive by them witcy bitches. Humppph!

When Dinky (Mrs. Corazon Juliano Soliman hold colored hair, pull haaaardd!!!), closet homosexual, and her compatriots Ana Leah Sarabia, Aida Santos, Ms. Liza Ma... and their other fellow lesbians get together, who cares if there are children around? Who cares! They smooch to death and get drunk and have sex orgies from the time they start up to daylight of the following age when they get tired finally. And there is no easy way to tire them. No one knows what is the moral in that? No one can tell where ever is the redeeming value in these horrible, dastardly acts?

Recently, they proudly declared, whenever they have sex orgies, they shout at the top of their orgasm, OUST GLORIAAAAA!!!! IBAGSAK SI GLORIAAAAA!!!! BAKET NANDIYAN KA PA!!!! FUCKU!!! FUCKU!!! FUCKU!!! PUTANG INA SHEEEEEEEET!!!!! GLORIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LULLLLLEEEEEEE PAAAAAAAP!!!!!!

They must love the head of state overly to keep shouting her name endlessly, these turds. (I mean, what the fuck are they up to anyway?)

One wonders how truly moral they can get that they rape young women and were raping the country while they were in Malacañang, overlords of PCSO, DSWD, DOH projects, DAR and in many other important sections of the government.

Bepore they joined Malacañang, they had been stealing from foreign funders -- always saying deficit-deficit-deficit, then later the Department of Agrarian Reform, and then the alleged CIA front organizations, the intelligence community, and they stole from many other places where the money is to be had by the millions.

Today, they have a handle over UN projects, have infiltrated USAID, while they cuss straight guy and conservative US President Bush at his back. They suck the money from US, EUROPE, Canada, Australia, among many other donor countries.

Previously, they screwed a Jesuit priest that they assigned as President of PEACE FOUNDATION, and then they proceeded to steal P1.7 Billions in broad daylight through the Peace Bonds deal. They run off with many hundreds of milions each and gave the PEACE FOUNDATION a pittance leaving the poor Jesuit priest answering all the questions about why he stole P1.7 Billions!!! Por dios por Santo!!!

Indeed, they must really be the Moral Majority. And the people must believe in them, for they need power. They need billions of funds. They need operatives to maim, kill, demonize, rally and even stage a coup for them in the coming days.

They are promoting the coup in the country that will follow the Thailand model. And they want to be behind the coup plotters, notwithstanding the fact that they are part of the planning themselves. They just want their participation not to be very much known.

Now fortunately, they sigh that they feel better they are no longer in Malacañang that they call the male snakes' pit. They are with their new-found "ally" and fellow Mafiosa officer, JohnBoy Madregall.


Mafiosas so close.

They boast of worldwide networks, strong alliances, with gays, and other kinds of homosexuals including the ones living in Sodom and Gomorrah.

These, dear friends are the Lesbian Mafia! Haiiii!!!! (Kick! Karate chop!)

Watch out, on the pretense they'll do dirty dancing with y'all, they'll stick you up and suck you to Kingdom come and make you sorry for it on national television!

Spunky little devils!!! Punk shits!!!

May they get struck by the sword against destabilizaiton not once, not twice and many times over!!!


(Chok!!! Chok!!! Chok!!!)

(Splok!!! Splok!!! Splok!!!)

The position of certain persons even in legitimate organizations or agencies of the private sector, government, church and sectoral groups, sad to say are dangerous.

Dangerous, in these times, until they come to grips with the realpolitik of their membership in both aboveground or underground organizations.

In this day and age when all attention is riveted towards the menace of terrorism, certain organizations and their methods become paramount in the minds of those who prepare the orders of battle in the military, the police, the country's prime investigateive agencies and the nation's front lines of defense, namely: customs, immigration, border security and organs that safeguard the country from economic, environmental and other forms of sabotage.

Thus groups like the Communist Party of the Philippines, that has links with as many terrorist organizations from Asean to the Middle East, to Europe and Africa, as well as the Moro National Liberation Front that has strong links with the Juma'a Abbu Sayyap and the multitudinous breakaway groups of both organizations and their officers and members, would be the first to become the subjects in the order of battle.

The ultra-rightist threat groups that have recently shown they cooperated with the Communist Party of the Philippines will necessarily also be part of the order of battle.

Needless to mention, those teetering at the edges of these points in the political spectrum, who are also actively networking with the ultra-left and ultra-right, might also find themselves in the order of battle, regardless if in the past they have opportunistically agreed to be the songbirds either of Isafp or Nica chiefs, as in the case purportedly, of Ms. Corazon Soliman and her husband, Hector -- during the time of Mrs. Corazon Aquino in Malacañang.

Such is the misfortune of certain jobs held by members of the several and various organizations now fiddling with terrorism.

It is not of course the jobs that imperil the lives of these persons who are tinkering with dangerous plots. But in the propaganda mills, it sounds like indeed the jobs are truly dangerous and full of hazards.

What is it really like to be part of the Inquirer News Service, for instance and be a member of the Communist Party?

What is it to be a junior level executive of ABS CBN and to be also another member of the Communist Party, for short also known as CPP?

What is actually perilous in being part of a Sectoral Party that competes in Philipine elections, but to be an adjunct of a Special Committee for Parliamentary Struggle of the Communist Party?

What does it pay to be a simple employee or an engineer and on the other hand, to be a propagandist of the MAGDALO-TAONG BAYAN AT KAWAL?

What is it to be a leader of a daily news organization and to be a lead propaganda arm of the overthrow GMA movement, as well as be part of a coup plotters' group?

What is it to be simple leaders of NGOs and be secret accomplices of bombers-terrorists calling themselves MAGDALO-TAONG BAYAN AT KAWAL (also referred to as TABAK)?

What is it to be a call center employee and be the contact of Muslim Terrorists being aided by CPP?

Finally, what is it to be a businessman, big or small, or a politician - neophyte or seasoned - but to be the funder of the CPP and a follower of Be Not Afraid Movement, that is also said to be behind MAGDALO and TABAK, and several other groups like Kaakbay, Pilipinismo, and has been supplying logistics for a group called Black and White Movement, Citizens Congress for Truth, etc.?

Again, there is really nothing wrong with the job.

It is simply the black propaganda at work. The enemies of the state have gotten so low, that in purveying the lies about the country's sliding to Martial Law (with them making provocation after provocation), and all such other crappy campaigns, they have assailed the very sanctity of the simple stations of citizens meant for earning a decent living.

They have also introduced the community organizers' adversarial and confrontational tactics of pambabastos or euphemistically known as pressure tactics against "targets" in the hallowed halls of Congress and the Senate.

The recent example is the supposedly silent waving of white envelopes. The anti-Arroyo groups claim, it is the easiest way of getting rid of pro-administration Reps in the Session Hall. Good humor, that, but very sick indeed.

In the coming days, there will be more antics by the enemies of the state.

Many of them below the belt. It is obviously the very essence of demonization, disinformation, destabilization and fostering of discontent-demoralization.

The problem, is that they have introduced too much pollutants into the political atmosphere that they have truly made their very own jobs hazardous.

As in the wise, old men's saying in this country:

Pag marami ka nang inaagrabyado, sumisikip na ang mundo mo.

Amen to that.

now the time has come for some to gather alagads, kampons, especiales (officials, didn't you know) and hold your breath: to make them open blogs, seminar them on RSS, CSS, posts-its, whatever. (we happen to be a dumb-dumb myself on all those stuff.)

why now? why belatedly? i presume, that is part of a grand design. all i can see in these new blogs are about writers aco, photographico aco, masscom aco, studente aco, may labs aco, and then follows reveliyon, jeriliya, raliye, fangit ang fangulo, duckling ang fresedente, mob (apparently mobilization, in the streets, where else?), gory pictures of raliyes, reporters dao of world newspapers asking why violenza in the Philippine, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.

i believe, following and coming soon are the bro. idi (not the african slaughterer, mind you that our friend of a.i.m. and philstar fame wanted to become at one time -- does his wife know?:)) and similar blogs. bro. idi's son, bro. imam "billy" joel villa nuevo might also be a famous blogger one of these days.

ms. dinky, cory aquino, and all the rest of the black and white skirted movement advocates began the practice a little while back and now their hardline communist counterparts are also into it too.

to what end? suspicious aco, well, what will i think anyway? plus, i've always had that suspicious streak.

one of them had the nerve to say to an associate of ours covering the lefty beat: are you sure you have a diario? why is it not on the newstands? (he hadn't heard of internet then.) that same idiot who is a hardcore and fast-rising star member of the communist party, goes by the handle of tonyo, even served as the very media director of bro. idi in the 2004 elections. fortunately for tonyo, his party list organizations won. his own candidate, bro. idi, miserably lost and has kept conducting hate campaigns against the government ever since. what a stupid pastor pastoran! pwe!

without doubt, these people discovered the power of the internet only belatedly, that is why the rush. now they're evidently trying to fill the space on the net with ideological grunting, so it appears like an undisguised supersaturation campaign.

i wonder: with the paranoia hitting places like the u.s., canada, australia and similar countries, knowing that the communist party of the philippines, new people's army and the national democratic front are all part of that label 'foreign terrorist organization', will these saturaters hitting it all over the blog world be allowed to sustain their campaign? i really can't say.

well, now, they need to turn to their new found allies in the united states embassy who have been granting u.s. visas to the enemies of the philipine government as well as to suspected drug lords, criminal elements, etc. and cancelling visas of those that are identified with the current regime.

so now its heyday for the Philippine communists on the blog. good for them, but sadly, we will all be sorry for them if one day, their blogs will suddenly bring them into getting the meanest viruses, microbes, hardware wrecking programs, courtesy of enemies they had created on their own.

i guess it is best, they leave the real bloggers and the blog world alone and do their saturation propaganda campaigns elsewhere.

Jose Marcelo Ejercito a/k/a Estrada / Erap and his minions are on the news for saying that they launched a parallel signature campaign to drive out the chief executive and hold a snap elections.

a/k/a Estrada / Erap claims the 11 million voters that propelled him to an artificial presidency (for 3 years - being the subject of an illegal deal) will be targeted for signing by him and his group.

it appears that it is really high time for the former president that sticks a cigar in his mouth like it were his mascot, and the inner circle of a/k/a Estrada to be queried about the deal to make a/k/a Estrada president.

it seems that it is now the time for people to know that a/k/a Estrada was not really voted to power. his election was marred by millions of election law violations. his 11 million votes are hollow. the deal makers included the transfer of 3-4 billion pesos intended for the ruling party --- then lakas nucd umdp --- on the last few days of the elections to be delivered to the enemy camp instead (a/k/a Estrada's camp --- the partido ng masang pilipino).

comelec registrars were bought left and right, voters were bought in the same manner, a large number of votes were disenfranchised, a/k/a Estrada's enemies were absolutely buried in an artificial avalanche of support for a/k/a Estrada in the media, in surveys, etc.

as they say, there is time for everything. henceforth, now is the time for people to know, that the Ejercito presidency was a sham and his majority was a simple victory of fraud over right, of the triumph of falsifications, disenfranchisements over the lesser capable other presidential candidates.

history will bear out that the former chair, now chair emeritus of lakas cmd (new name of lakas nucd umdp) was not kind to de venecia by duping him and throwing the private contributors' and government's support instead to ejercito. whereas, ejercito keeps claiming up to now that he is a "majority president", he is merely a hollow freak. his brother merely happened to be ex-lakas chair's very bossom buddy since childhood and a number of the people in between them are very closely linked to each other in various ways, not excluding corruption, and worse crimes that include those bordering in terrorism.

a/k/a estrada's group, following his pal the late ronald allan kelly poe has entered into a pact with the devil: it signed agreements with the communists in the country to turn the government into a communist-rightist led regime.

combining the two irreconciliable political groups would be a total social, politico-economic disaster for the country. the philippines will be in worse condition that it was in the time of fake president a/k/a estrada (whose 'presidential' identity in the first place is a pseudonym).

the communists since 1960s have engaged in a massive recruitment of priests, nuns and seminarians to become their mouthpieces on the pulpit, specially in the countrysides. they have recruited doctors, engineers and other professionals. they have recruited and have infiltrated nearly ten of the largest labor blocs in their own respective industries --- air, sea, land transport and agri-industry labor, media and printing, water, banking, hotels and tourism etc.

but by far, the worst kind of influence as well as the most damage wrought upon the country emanates from the leftist clergy and left-infiltrated labor. these two weak havoc on culture and the economy.

to top these all, a/k/a estrada welcomed the widow of the late sen. benigno aquino's overtures for a joint undertaking to grab power from the government. probably mrs. aquino, who is suffering from acute dyslexia, thinks that she and her factotums can still make a dent in the rabblerousing department.

necessarily, the people deserve to know. they have the right to be told of a/k/a estrada's farce.

perhaps, no amount of conditioning by the paid-for corrupt media and their spin doctors can continue to fool the country any longer.

there appears to be valid grounds for applying sanctions against Sen. Pres. Drilon if the charges are proven so that the public may be assuaged over the irregularities that the country’s Senate President may have committed whether during his term as head of the Senate or as a top functionary in the labor and justice departments, or in the Office of the Executive Secretary.

Bearing in mind that the good senator is aspiring to become President of the Republic of the Philippines vice Her Excellency Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and Vice President Emmanuel De Castro, whom the allies of the senator are presently trying to oust from power – through pressure for the President and Vice President to resign or by means of an armed, violent uprising – the Senate President is certainly suspect for trying to insert himself into the most powerful position in the land perchance to later be free of the Damocles’ sword hanging over his head from the pending investigation on the alleged anomalies concerning the Iloilo International Airport Project and the dubious acquisition of prime real estate properties in such enclaves of the rich as the Forbes Park.

With people like Drilon and his present close ally, Mrs. Corazon Aquino trying to destroy the country's institutions but coming in dirty, we wonder where is the country headed for?

The following are members of a syndicate inside Camp Crame who have been issuing permit to carry firearms outside of residence indiscriminately.

They have also defrauded government of income in the tens of millions.

SUPT EDUARDO S OCAMPO JR
SUPT EDWIN A QUILATES
PINSP ALFREDO Q ALMIROL
PINSP ALFONSO A ZACARIAS
SPO4 ZACARIAS C MACABABBAD
SPO4 AQUILINO PACIS
SPO4 CHARITA R PAREDES
SPO2 CELSO T ZAPATA
SPO1 EDUARDO M SORIANO
SPO1 REYNALDO E ASUNCION
PO2 KAREN ROSS O CEJAS
NUP LILIAN P GONZALES
ANAREVA F ABELLA (Contractual)
JANICE DR GAPUSAN (Contractual)
FE ANABE (Contractual)
GILBERT T TORIO (Contractual)
NOEL R CINCO
RUBEN D BORBON JR

Among the most notorious are Eduardo Ocampo, Edwin Quilates, Lilian Gonzales, Charita Paredes, Anareva Abella, Janice Gapusan, Celso Zapata and Karen Cejas. They team up with fixers, forgers, employees of the Land Bank at the Camp Crame branch and other persons of dubious character.

In other circumstances, these people should have been lined up and shot by a firing squad.

An item in a local tabloid printed this article:

Marahas na pagkilos, pruweba ng kawalan ng isyu vs PGMA

Naniniwala ang mga kongresista na wala nang mailabas na lehitimong usapin ang hanay ng oposisyon, kung kaya't idinadaan na lamang ng mga ito sa mararahas na pagkilos ang mga panawagang pagpapatalsik kay Pangulong Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.

Nanawagan din sina Bacolod City Rep. Monico Puentevella, Leyte Rep. Eduardo Veloso at Davao City Rep. Vincent Garcia na magkaroon ng moratorium o pananamihik sa mga ginagawang kilos-protesta, kasabay ng paghahain ng kaukulang kaso sa mga nagpasimuno ng kaguluhan kung saan labing-isang pulis ang nasugatan.

Ikinabahala rin ng mga kongresista ang pagdalo sa kilos-protesta ng mga raliyistang nakatakip ang mukha na posibleng kasapi umano ng mga radikal na grupo na ang layunin ay maghasik ng karahasan laban sa pulisya.

Sinabi pa ni Puentevella na tila nauubusan na ng lehitimong usapin at pakikibaka ang oposisyon laban sa pamahalaan kung kaya kinaligtaan na ang lahat ng patakaran kung papaano maihahayag sa responsableng pamamaraan ang kanilang karaingan.

Inihalimbawa pa ng mga kongresista na ang nakaraang kilos-protesta ng mga militanteng magsasaka ay ang nagpatunay kung bakit wala nang kontrol ang mgalehitimong pagkilos ng oposisyon.

Sinabi naman ni Puentevella na dapat kasuhan ang mga responsable sa naganap na pananakit sa hanay ng pulisya.

ANALYSIS

Those that are involved in destabilizing the country have finally lost their reason for existing.

These incorrigible estupidos have run out of their devious "investigations" borne of canards, prepped witnesses, affidavits made out of fallacies, the sinister rhetoric of devil worshippers, and all their inane excuses for "protest".

All they have left, is their overarching ambition to make this country bleed for their own aggrandizement. The communists, the politicians all want to grab power.

To control the country and whip everyone to toe their flimsy and whimsical supposed programmes for change.

In their hearts all these satanic disciples have left is evil. The shared loneliness and dark meanderings of those insanely lusting for power, more power, more and more power.

These sorry excuses for earth creatures, compleat nincompoops and mindless animals are now resorting to violence.

Sen. Mirriam Santiago exposed their plot to kill once and for all, President Arroyo.

Mrs. Aquino is capable of that. In her tenure, a Filipino secret agent was exposed spying in Malaysia. She authorized the execution of that Filipino agent without batting an eyelash.

No priest, bishop, even cardinal has any right to stop the public from believing that Cory Aquino is ruthless. What had her own coldblooded, ruthless parents taught her if not to be hard and calluous? Of that, Ms. Denky Juliano Soliman, Cory Aquino's factotum, is very conversant. Denky's own papa grew up with Cory Cojuangco, and boy! Her dad was really a sadist! That is the reason why Hacienda Luisita fell from grace. That is why Hacienda became a losing venture. The Cojuangcos had no heart.

Pres. Arroyo -- they all wanted her dead since 2001. They have not really stopped dreaming of that time when she will finally be laid to rest. How morbid these people could get!

For a long time now, their communist allies have been engaged in extreme, radical measures. The CPP and its breakaway groups engage government troops in violent attacks almost every day in the provinces.

CPP and the breakaway factions provide the destabilization forces with so-called "protesters", mostly recruits of the communist movement like the lumpen proletariat --- the poorest of the poor --- or the small farm workers like those who were motored to battle the police in the City of Manila.

Their deep frustration and desperation will soon manifest in more and more violence that at a certain point, we the people ourselves will grow tired of their mindlessness and troublesomeness and we will take them out of the picture.

Let us all wield ourselves into one solid force and counteract these bastards for sowing chaos and instability in our country. For anything that is good for the country, will be black and abominable to them! They want the country to suffer and slowly crawl on its belly, helpless, gutless that we can even afford to make a deal with these satanists.

The next acts they will commit will be very severe terrorist attacks against us the people.

Let us finally put an end to the troublesome deeds of the forces of destabilization!

Let us show our anger and outrage at their ruthlessness and coldheartedness! Let us not allow these animals and demonic inspired creatures to ruin our nation!!!

Tie a red and blue ribbon in your homes, cars and offices to show our loyalty to the Flag of the Republic of the Philippines!

And to show these satanists that we oppose their devil works!

Let us form the Patriots' RED and BLUE Movement!!!

The Senate as
"Slaughterhouse of the Philippines"

Hello! Good day to all of you!

Congress miserably failed in its mission to fully destabilize the country; create the triggering factor for a coup d' etat cum people power exercise.

Now, dear friends, ladies and gentlemen, it is the Senate of the Philippines that had been scheduled by the purveyors of destabilization to become the new Slaughterhouse of the Philippines. The sinister and devilish forces of destabilization and demonization will now continuously discredit the government, disinform the public, try as much as it can to create the conditions for a stalemate with the executive.

The executive branch answers back with a stern reply: executive order prohibiting the attendance of executive branch officers and men (and women) in any executions, killings, lying on the chopping block at the Slaughterhouse of the Philippines.

BGen Gudani who was a volunteer at the Slaughterhouse of the Philippines (he was also a volunteer plotter in 2004 of a coup d'etat in the making, perhaps convinced that the Marines can take over the country), was chastised by the executive. His own brother officers in the armed forces censured his "very brave" showing at Slaughterhouse of the Philippines.

BGen Gudani seemed to have forgotten the two penultimate pillars of disciplined military life and everyday behavior:

۩ Guidance
۩ Clearance

Gudani probably was looking at many, many millions of reasons in front of him to forget about these two icons of military life. He even turned his back on his pension. His wife of course is a businesswoman, is possibly rich beyond the imagination of ordinary general's wives. Obedience to the Commander in Chief is paramount if we follow the dictum of the two important pillars.

However, the people at the Slaughterhouse of the Philippines have been harping on the Commander in Chief. Even Biazon The Goat, the coward ex-NCRDC commander who wet his pants when he was asked to lie face down upon his capture during the 1989 coup, is vehemently mad at the executive! Panfilo Lacson the sissy is howling in the wind. The usual bakla retorts. Hu!

The idiots who are running the filthy and dirty abbatoir are so foolish enough not to respect the sense of discipline in the sector that defends this country whenever there are threats to all our lives and safety of our prized belongings.

Stupid. Really stupid.

Would it not be better for the country to take them all down for good?

Treachery Against Nation, Subversion vs. United Nations, World Bank, International Donors Community's Programmes



Philippine NGOs announce they are “partners”, instead of adversarial counterparts, of the Panibagong Paraan: Development with Equity 2006 which is a multisectoral undertaking, in which Mrs Corason Soliman a/k/a Denky who practically “owns” the group CODE-NGO with a few other people, is involved with the Department of Social Welfare and Development, the World Bank and other international and local development partners, civil society organizations, and the private sector. Supposedly, the most important characteristic of Panibagong Paraan is the grant competition for innovative development projects responding to the theme “Development with Equity”.

Under this theme, people’s organizations (POs), community-based groups, NGOs, schools, and 5th- and 6th-class municipalities are asked to submit project ideas that address equity issues in the Philippines. Launched in September, the second Panibagong Paraan will culminate in an exhibit-social policy forum in May 2006. Concept notes for proposed projects will be accepted until November 30, 2005. For more information about Panibagong Paraan 2006, visit the Panibagong Paraan website www.worldbank.org.ph/panibagongparaan.

The supposed “large-scale” groups (especially CODE-NGO) vaunting to represent “civil society” in the Philippines and formerly kowtowing to Cory Aquino, composed of the likes of those such as Denky Soliman, Teresita Quintos Deles, Imelda Nicolas, Danilo Songco, and a few others that supposedly number in the thousands of NGOs in name are actually made up of the same one hundred or so persons only who are members several times over of different “paper NGOs”.

These groups have been able to defraud European and U.S. NGOs like the New York based lawyers for human rights, the European MISEREOR, Canada’s CIDA and many other Aid-NGOs. They have bilked the NOVIB and many others of funds that Soliman and company used for personal purposes. Behaving worse than the ones they call crocodiles in the public sector, Soliman and her pro-Cory Aquino groups have been disenfranchising thousands of poor whom Soliman and her ilk have been naming as beneficiaries in “project proposals.”

After defrauding these said funding organizations, Soliman and company shifted to the systematic milking of government agencies such as the Department of Agrarian Reform (now Department of Land Reform) through their allies who were able to infiltrate the pro-farmers agency like Ernesto Garilao, Noel Olano, Hector Soliman and many others. (Olano, the right hand man of Garilao was eventually kicked out by the government from DAR for committing falsification of government documents.) Hundreds of millions from foreign and local funds were stolen by Soliman and company.

While Soliman and company had a handful of farmers under her “MASIPAG” project that was supported by OXFAM and other foreign NGOs, they were able to infiltrate as many agrarian reform beneficiary organizations when they were able to consolidate their power over the Agrarian Reform Beneficiary Associations (ARBAs) that were effectively created by the land reform initiatives of the late Ferdinand Marcos.

Soliman and company ran afoul with the group of Horacio Morales, said to be a nephew of the late Gen. Fabian Ver and cousin of another “NGO” personality, Luis Gascon a/k/a Chito ( – who was one of the more important and pampered military’s spy rings in the University of the Philippines and who later joined the NGO community and lately infiltrated the Department of Education – DepEd. Gascon joined Soliman et al in resigning from President Arroyo’s Cabinet this year.)

Eventually, they were able to creep into the mechanism for accessing funds from other parts of government and even the private sector, including the banking sector when their ally Danilo Songco was able to ingratiate himself to the group of Jose Marcelo Ejercito a/k/a Joseph Estrada and was appointed as Director of the Development Bank of the Philippines. (Because he joined the EDSA II operations to oust Estrada in 2000 to 2001, Songco was rewarded with a hold-over status at the Development Bank of the Philippines for another three years until 2004. There were others in their networks, friendly or hostile, who on the other hand, infiltrated the Department of National Defense through the DND-NGOs interface. On the other hand, Soliman and company were able to become deeply entrenched in the government: Soliman as Secretary of Department of Social Welfare and Development, Teresita Quintos Deles as Presidential Adviser, head of the office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process, Imelda Nicolas as the Chairman of the National Anti-Poverty Commission, Office of the President.)

Soliman and company much, much earlier, also developed or infiltrated allies into the pro-people fund management NGO of the Philippine Business community called the Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP).

While “sharing” power with President Arroyo, Soliman and company exploited their link to selected members of the clergy and used them as the sieve in illegally obtaining One Billion Seven Hundred Thousand Philippine Pesos (P1.7-B) skim from an anomalous deal selling government “PEACE BONDS” to the private sector.

This group of Cory Aquino made up of thieves and racketeers, should never be allowed by the World Bank to further participate in WB-sponsored projects because they will merely steal the money intended for the beneficiaries as they have been doing in the past.

Instead, the NGO community should prosecute Cory Aquino and her factotums for misusing the money for the people and after joining a/k/a Joseph Estrada and turning against him, they now turn against President Arroyo after enjoying a privileged and extravagant existence while they were in power.

All told, the Cory Aquino group and their allies, have stolen billions and billions of money intended for the poor people of the Philippines and even those intended for other Southeast Asian countries! They should be meted their respective sentences in or out of the government’s purview!

There is no doubt that with their infiltration of the DSWD-World Bank project, they will also further penetrate the UN initiatives to strengthen public sector and NGO cooperation in creating a better-world-environment for everyone starting this millennium.

Those who are in authority should stop Cory Aquino’s group from further being in a position to steal money intended for the poor of the world and especially of the Philippines and Southeast Asia!!!

To compound the problems they are causing, Cory Aquino and the groups of her factotums are leading the destabilization of the Philippines that is struggling very hard to keep afloat amidst the current world recession and escalating prices of crude oil and basic commodities! On the other hand, allied groups like the rebel CPP-NPA and their sectoral parties, Bayan Muna, Anak Pawis, Gabriela, lead in armed ambuscades and massacres and executions in the cities and the rural areas!!! Nothing could be more contrary to the vision of the UN to strengthen nations!!! Nothing could be more adverse to the desire of the Filipino people for peace, welfare and development!!! Nothing could be more terrorist than that!!!

Down with all these thieves!!!
Down with all their infiltrator-allies in DSWD, DLR!!!
Down with the YELLOW BRIGADE!!!
Down with Cory Aquino!!!
Down with the CODE-NGO!!!
Down with Denky Soliman!!!
Down with Teresita Deles!!!
Down with Danilo Songco!!!
Down with AKBAYAN!!!
Down with Bayan Muna !!! and parent organization, terrorist CPP-NPA!!!
Down with SANLAKAS!!!
Down with Freedom from Debt Coalition!!!
Down with all the DESTABILIZERS!!!




Excerpt of U.N. Report “In Larger Freedom” on Consultation with NGOs

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B. Larger freedom: development, security and human rights

12. Our guiding light must be the needs and hopes of peoples everywhere. In my Millennium Report, “We the peoples” (A/54/2000), I drew on the opening words of the Charter of the United Nations to point out that the United Nations, while it is an organization of sovereign States, exists for and must ultimately serve those needs. To do so, we must aim, as I said when first elected eight years ago, “to perfect the triangle of development, freedom and peace”.

13. The framers of the Charter saw this very clearly. In setting out to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war, they understood that this enterprise could not succeed if it was narrowly based. They therefore decided to create an organization to ensure respect for fundamental human rights, establish conditions under which justice and the rule of law could be maintained, and “promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom”.

14. I have named the present report “In larger freedom” to stress the enduring relevance of the Charter of the United Nations and to emphasize that its purposes must be advanced in the lives of individual men and women. The notion of larger freedom also encapsulates the idea that development, security and human rights go hand in hand.

15. Even if he can vote to choose his rulers, a young man with AIDS who cannot read or write and lives on the brink of starvation is not truly free. Equally, even if she earns enough to live, a woman who lives in the shadow of daily violence and has no say in how her country is run is not truly free. Larger freedom implies that men and women everywhere have the right to be governed by their own consent, under law, in a society where all individuals can, without discrimination or retribution, speak, worship and associate freely. They must also be free from want — so that the death sentences of extreme poverty and infectious disease are lifted from their lives — and free from fear — so that their lives and livelihoods are not ripped apart by violence and war. Indeed, all people have the right to security and to development.

16. Not only are development, security and human rights all imperative; they also reinforce each other. This relationship has only been strengthened in our era of rapid technological advances, increasing economic interdependence, globalization and dramatic geopolitical change. While poverty and denial of human rights may not be said to “cause” civil war, terrorism or organized crime, they all greatly increase the risk of instability and violence. Similarly, war and atrocities are far from the only reasons that countries are trapped in poverty, but they undoubtedly set back development. Again, catastrophic terrorism on one side of the globe, for example an attack against a major financial centre in a rich country, could affect the
development prospects of millions on the other by causing a major economic downturn and plunging millions into poverty. And countries which are well governed and respect the human rights of their citizens are better placed to avoid the horrors of conflict and to overcome obstacles to development.

17. Accordingly, we will not enjoy development without security, we will not enjoy security without development, and we will not enjoy either without respect for human rights. Unless all these causes are advanced, none will succeed. In this new millennium, the work of the United Nations must move our world closer to the day when all people have the freedom to choose the kind of lives they would like to live, the access to the resources that would make those choices meaningful and the security to ensure that they can be enjoyed in peace.

C. The imperative of collective action

18. In a world of interconnected threats and challenges, it is in each country’s self-interest that all of them are addressed effectively. Hence, the cause of larger freedom can only be advanced by broad, deep and sustained global cooperation among States. Such cooperation is possible if every country’s policies take into account not only the needs of its own citizens but also the needs of others. This kind of cooperation not only advances everyone’s interests but also recognizes our common humanity.

19. The proposals contained in the present report are designed to strengthen States and enable them to serve their peoples better by working together on the basis of shared principles and priorities — which is, after all, the very reason the United Nations exists. Sovereign States are the basic and indispensable building blocks of the international system. It is their job to guarantee the rights of their citizens, to protect them from crime, violence and aggression, and to provide the framework of freedom under law in which individuals can prosper and society develop. If States are fragile, the peoples of the world will not enjoy the security, development and justice that are their right. Therefore, one of the great challenges of the new millennium is to ensure that all States are strong enough to meet the many challenges they face.

20. States, however, cannot do the job alone. We need an active civil society and a dynamic private sector. Both occupy an increasingly large and important share of the space formerly reserved for States alone, and it is plain that the goals outlined here will not be achieved without their full engagement.

21. We also need agile and effective regional and global intergovernmental institutions to mobilize and coordinate collective action. As the world’s only universal body with a mandate to address security, development and human rights issues, the United Nations bears a special burden. As globalization shrinks distances around the globe and these issues become increasingly interconnected, the comparative advantages of the United Nations become ever more evident. So too, however, do some of its real weaknesses. From overhauling basic management practices and building a more transparent, efficient and effective United Nations system to revamping our major intergovernmental institutions so that they reflect
today’s world and advance the priorities set forth in the present report, we must reshape the Organization in ways not previously imagined and with a boldness and speed not previously shown.

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22. In our efforts to strengthen the contributions of States, civil society, the private sector and international institutions to advancing a vision of larger freedom, we must ensure that all involved assume their responsibilities to turn good words into good deeds. We therefore need new mechanisms to ensure accountability — the accountability of States to their citizens, of States to each other, of international institutions to their members and of the present generation to future generations. Where there is accountability we will progress; where there is none we will underperform. The business of the summit to be held in September 2005 must be to ensure that, from now on, promises made are promises kept.

D. Time to decide

23. At this defining moment in history, we must be ambitious. Our action must be as urgent as the need, and on the same scale. We must face immediate threats immediately. We must take advantage of an unprecedented consensus on how to promote global economic and social development, and we must forge a new consensus on how to confront new threats. Only by acting decisively now can we both confront the pressing security challenges and win a decisive victory in the global battle against poverty by 2015.

24. In today’s world, no State, however powerful, can protect itself on its own. Likewise, no country, weak or strong, can realize prosperity in a vacuum. We can and must act together. We owe it to each other to do so, and we owe each other an account of how we do so. If we live up to those mutual commitments, we can make the new millennium worthy of its name.




X X X X X X X X

The opportunist communists and their splinter groupings, the elected politicians, and much-vaunted civil society are caterwauling rather loudly over Martial Law that does not exist and will never exist in the country. It may not exist, they say, but it is creeping... it’s a Creeping Martial Law. Next time, what will it be? These creative idiots savant are never lacking in new, novel word coinages. At least for their own benefit but always at the expense of the entire nation.

The question is : Does it give them enormous benefits? spiritual satisfaction? or else staggering amounts of money in return? Perhaps it does, if they are able to get really big financial sponsors and - or benefactors. Not so, if the potential sponsors are running away from them as in now. Or sources of funds are being depleted ─ as in drug lords linked to Lacson and Jude, Jinggoy Ejercito are being arrested left and right, drug laboratories are being dismantled and drug trafficking syndicates are being neutralized during the watch of President Arroyo. This most certainly could not have happened during the time of Mrs. Aquino whose own son, Noynoy Aquino hobnobs with a fairly large number of these characters involved in illegal businesses. Most of them being originally Fujian natives, from Southern China. South China is reported by U.S. DEA to be the source of more than 70% of the total volume of illegal drugs (shabu) that enter the Philippines.

What is wrong with a creeping Martial Law if the purveyors of destabilization have become too desperate and had gone berserk that their plotting since 2001 to kill President Arroyo just might be pushed to its conclusion in the near future by their sinister and grim determination to arm themselves to the teeth and launch a bloody uprising against the government and the people?

Pray tell, what is wrong with putting in place measures that will prevent that from happening?

If any ordinary Filipino will be asked, whether he would personally tolerate a large group of nincompoops that have suddenly become armed from a huge cache of firearms in the country that even those like Denky Soliman and Mrs. Cory will be brandishing guns in the streets and challenging the government to finally surrender? With war freak, former Constabulary deep penetration spy, Jejomar Binay, leading the pack and Ilongga firebrand Jesusa Sonora Poe by his side?

For certain, Cong. Noynoy Aquino and his young friends in the underworld and other worlds who have an undying fascination and borderline psychotic obsession for high powered guns will try to put their constant gun firing practices now into test. They could potentially even be the first ones to pull the trigger on very heavy caliber and high powered imported guns or remove the safety from grenades for all we know.

Imagine someone like Sen. Aquilino Pimentel who speaks like a sissy and Sen. Lacson who couldn’t fire a gun due to nervousness (and uncertain gender) long after he left the Philippine Military Academy agitatedly dancing with high powered rifles. These mongrels are a disgrace to all of us. Imagine the renegade Bishops, a la Nicaragua, also posing with guns in their hands, hips, etc.

Ever wonder why they are shouting at the top of their lungs for katotohanan? Ever think for a second: why the name BE NOT AFRAID? Why it seemed so easy for the group of Cory to meld with that of Sen. Panfilo Lacson? It is them who want Martial Law, if and when they will be able to successfully grab the power. That is why they are being brainwashed into not becoming afraid. Afraid of what? Of being given a firearm to fire at government’s public servants who oppose and will continue to oppose their acts of destabilization. Not afraid most of all of taking over the government by the use of violence, by promoting anarchy and finally declaring Martial Law themselves.

And that they should never be afraid to push through with the smear, delegitimization, demonization campaign, that seeks to destroy the image of government before they start shooting. So that when they fire their guns, people will think they are justified for doing so.

And so there is nary any appeal for peace. No one is saying let us put a stop the violence. Because they are poised now to ram violence into the population. Because at the end of the day, they will all come out as arms-wielding caballeros, zorros, gauchos, these stupid freaks and in the guise of saving the republic, will arrogate the power of government unto themselves.

Lest we are all being lulled into acceptance, let us begin fighting them now before their guns arrive and in their hands the guns give them an illusion of strength and power. Remember, little knowledge in an armed fool makes him doubly dangerous.

Let us all pray and at the same time, act in concert against the ambitious and coldbloodedly ruthless forces of destabilization. With the might of the majority of society, it will not be difficult to exert pressure upon the destabilization group. As truly evil as they are, the good will still triumph. Especially if we begin now.

Let us bring them down now!

Let us put real fear in their cold hearts!

Let us not give them an iota of chance!

Let us come together in pinning them to strait jackets or prison cells where they rightfully belong!

Let us destroy the destabilization forces, terrorists, before they ruin the country and the future of all our children!!!


PATRIOTS UNITE NOW!!!

DESTRUCTION TO THE DESTABILIZERS!!!

The time for waiting is over. President Arroyo finally declared that she is tired of the destabilizers. She is tired of "running after the bully in the school yard."

This is a good development. On the other hand, some of the officials in government are happy that Malacañang itself had finally come to accept the fact that when there are no permits, there should be no rallies. That when there are individuals in the rally groups that are criminals and have warrants of arrest, they should be arrested.

What did they do to the back-up intelligence support of the Philippine National Police - PNP who were present during a rally in Manila? They mauled the intelligence agents and took away their cameras and other personal belongings like wallets and ID wards and others. These people do not even recognize that once there are infiltrators among their ranks, they are no longer safe? Now they are complaining "MARTIAL LAW!" "MARTIAL LAW!" "MARTIAL LAW!" They say that their rights are being curtailed.


“GMA should be shot and hanged.”

Elenita Dano a/k/a Neth
former head of SEARICE
Organizer-Leader, Destabilization Forces
Group of Corason Soliman a/k/a Denky


But if their leaders did not plot to introduce violent skirmishes and even the death of their own rallyists, if the rallyists themselves have adequately functioning mental faculties to tolerate police presence and intelligence support looking out for possible terrorists and other sorts of trouble makers, if they are looking for reddress for authentic problems of society instead of parroting their leaders' sham rhetorics, ideological propaganda, lies and mimicking their leaders' tantrums, among many other reasons, if the rallyists are there on the streets for a real reason that they themselves can feel and identify with, and most of all if the people from the squatter areas, filthy with the dirt of their surroundings are made to go to the rallies following a dress code (meaning the leaders should first bathe and clothe them before deploying them at Ayala), etc., etc. perhaps these rallies could be considered to be reasonable plaints.

But the opposite is happening. And they leave too much waste and garbage on the streets of the nation's local and multinational financial district. They make too much noise pollution with their useless and inane repetitions of their idiotic propaganda that they themselves wholeheartedly and mindlessly believe. The present crop of destabilizers are a stupid lot. And what they are doing has become doubly criminal because the country is affected by the world's current crises.

But that they do not realize, because they are too dense and cannot admit the facts as they are even to themselves. In the event of a Katrina and Rita in the country, they ought to be the first casualties.

After all, one of them, Elenita Dano a/k/a Nene, from the group of Corason Soliman a/k/a Denky declared that GMA "should be shot and hanged."

Imagine if that instead will be what government and the citizens who are against destabilization will do to them for the notorious acts they have been doing to bring down the economy of the country? And for spying on the President and even a foreign country like the United States? Watch out.

Perhaps the Philippine Government sorely misses the point that the argument against the destabilization forces' claim that the United States is spying on the country is simply, that U.S. and R.P. are actively engaged in intelligence sharing.

Again, this shows how ignoramus the personalities involved in destabilization can be. It is a lack of appreciation for the building of combines (ASEAN, ASEAN Regional Forum, or even UN, etc.).

Certainly, there are ways whereby the U.S. might surreptitiously obtain data about the Philippines and deliberately leave out R.P.'s officials in the distribution process. Yet even this ought not to be construed as espionage.

The determination of cases of espionage sometimes even borders on the subjective. When the U.S. for instance cannot get information from Israel, they can simply stop the gathering of data by American Jews inside or outside the government by invoking the rules and regulations governing handling of secret information.

In the case therefore of Aragoncillo and Aquino, there is definitely no element of benign intelligence sharing involved that would be favorable to the U.S.

None of the informations both parties are dealing with, are likewise not favorable to the Philippines.

Unless and until the destabilization group elements stop their wholly erroneous and inadequate commentaries against the filing by the FBI of cases against Leandro Aragoncillo and Michael Ray Aquino, they are simply making complete idiots and fools of themselves.

LOST AND FOUND BULLETIN

If you run into this woman, call the animal police or the Navy, Air Force, Army and Marines. Please be forewarned. She devours body parts. She escaped from an animal facility and roams the streets at nighttime.










In case you find this mother and daughter call the vet. The mother is a mad bitch. She suffers constantly from dyslexia caninus while the daughter is a wayward, mentally retarded she-dog. She suffers from frequent fits of jerking and shedding of large, crocodile tears. Both canines walk astray in the streets and each wears a hat always.

An item appeared on the Philippine news paper's interactive site, www.philstar.com. A sympathizer of the Citizens Against Destabillizatino, driven by outrage, did a rather emotion-filled, running commentary. Please pardon the rather harsh language.




Strengthening our political institutions by imbibing the spirit of democracy
By Corazon C. Aquino
The Philippine Star 09/15/2005

(Delivered before Jesuit priests of Ateneo de Manila University during the Misa para sa Katotohanan on Sept. 13, 2005)

Let me first of all thank Fr. Danny Huang, SJ, Fr. Ben Nebres, SJ and all their brother Jesuits as well as the Ateneo community for inviting us today in this Misa para sa Katotohanan.

The past week might be described as a period of heightened confusion. After the dismissal of the impeachment complaint against the President in Congress, concerned citizens seemed at a loss as to what to do next. Should they give up the ghost and go back to "business as usual"? Should they take to the streets? Contemplating either option left them feeling uneasy. Something remains clearly amiss in our society.

So you say, Ms. Aquino. So you say. But there is no real "heightened confusion." There is no real “questioning”, it is merely the rabble-rousing of your group and your recruit, Ms. Susan Roces and the real and visible riotous situation between and among your various organizations in the destabilization group. You cannot seem to agree on your principles, on who will lead the entire movement, on how you and the Marcoses could work together after you had been stabbing them at the back during the Switzerland-R.P. Negotiations for the transfer of the Marcos deposits to the Philippines. The confusion and other troubles you attribute to the Filipino people are part of the dirty, malicious propaganda you want the entire nation to swallow hook, line and sinker. How devious of you, you sneaky little imp!!!

No one is asking whether they should go to the streets. It is merely you and Ping Lacson, Jojo Binay, and all your factotums and vassals, all those God-less imbeciles with no mind to let the country move forward but instead to suffer from your mental imbalances and dreadful psychotic attacks.

When I sat in the gallery during the congressional privilege hour and when I joined the rally the following day, many were just as befuddled. Text and email messages came thick and fast. What is Cory’s agenda, they asked? Why is she allowing herself to be used by this or that political group? Why is she associating with those people – doesn’t she realize she’s sending the wrong signals?

Befuddled? Your allies in the destabilization group were more than befuddled. They did not know what to do, except throw dirty accusations, lift the dirty finger and hurl innuendos and comical arguments against the government. Whereas, they had nothing by way of evidence. All they could come up with was to let the media and the public take peeps at what they considered evidence. Sadly, evil-intentioned people like you could do anything just to besmirch the government and justify your eventual grab for power. As for Agenda, you have lots and lots of it. Ask your mahjong classmates anytime for an Agenda, and they will give you plenty. But lest they complain to you, go seek inspiration too from your best friends from the Hades and Hell and all your wealth-hungry and blood thirsty relatives.

To preclude any more confusion on the part of those who insist on deciphering what animates my actions, allow me today to send one signal, loud and clear.

Are we confused over your actions? No! We knew you sought Ms. Susan Roces immediately after FPJ died. You and your co-conspirators offered her a deal she can't refuse. And that is having money after the power grab and lots and lots of it. So she can pay her and the late FPJ's debts incurred during the campaign. And all that spending for rallies and symposia after the elections to tell the world that the late FPJ was cheated of victory. That speaks a lot of your Agenda, you damned fool. Please stop playing the Filipino people for idiots! You sick and demented Bitch! Charlatan of the blackest order!!!

I am PCCA, Private Citizen Cory Aquino, Filipino. I do not claim to represent anyone’s views other than my own. When I take to the streets to express my opinion, I do so with no vain expectations that others will follow my lead. I do not fancy myself as a 72-year-old Pied Piper who can summon the so-called "magic" of People Power. Whether in the company of ten or ten thousand, I will be there if I believe I should let my stand be heard. Those who march beside, behind or in front of me on the streets may hold views and convictions quite different from mine. I have no control over that. Such is the nature of democracy.

My Goodness, please don’t make too much value of and don't give too much credit to, yourself. You are simply a selfish, dastardly creature crawling and pestering the planet earth and who does not even know what democracy means but can recite the piezzas of mahjong in your sleep any place, all the time.

In the light of recent events, now is one good time to share some of my deepest and strongest convictions.

First, I believe in the truth.

We need to lift ourselves from the current state of confusion by seeking moral clarity, by re-affirming our fundamental values. Before we scrutinize personalities and agenda, let us look inward first. Before we try to discern whom to believe, let us be certain about what we believe. Before demanding anything of our leaders, let us first demand it of ourselves. Let us be true to ourselves and to everything that we profess to hold dear.

Thank you and no thanks! The Flipinos see light enough when they look inwards and you are not a part of that equation. They see things that depress them surely, but you are the worst part of it. You and everyone else who are out there to destabilize this country and make a mess of all manner of things you happen to hold your hands on. You and your destabilization syndicate are the worst and the most grievous mistakes that ever happened in Philippine History!!!

Unfortunately, we are living in a time of "relative" moral values. The line between good and evil — between black and white — has been blurred into varying shades of gray. Many of us tend to rationalize our moral choices. These days, it seems all right to settle for "the lesser evil," to dismiss wrongdoing simply because everybody else is doing it, or to achieve ostensibly noble ends by whatever means. Is that the value system we want to live by? As a legacy to the next generation of Filipinos, strong core values take precedence over any short-or long-term promise of material prosperity — for any society built on weak moral foundations will not endure.

So why don’t all of us Filipinos know about your percentages in the side agreements on top of the contracts R.P. signed with Switzerland on the transfer of the Marcos deposits? Why doesn’t every average Juan and Pablo know there were even agreements like these made in the first place? And why don’t you confess like GMA had the courage to do, why you wanted a private, secret, personal account that belonged to you to be used as the sieve or conduit of the Marcos deposits during the course of their transfer to the Philippines? Who are you, Cory Aquino to become the conduit of money or deposits --- as it were --- that belong to the Filipino people and was obtained by someone whom you had defiled and lambasted each time you had a mike?

Second, I believe in democracy.

Twenty years ago, I found myself thrust into a role I did not seek. Against all odds, I consented to run for the presidency primarily because the political opposition at the time needed a candidate to unite around in order to end the Marcos dictatorship and restore our democracy. However, the elections were mired in lying, cheating, stealing, and killing. When the rubber stamp parliament proclaimed Ferdinand Marcos as the winner of the 1986 elections, around one million Filipinos joined me in a rally proclaiming the people’s victory and there I launched a non-violent protest movement.

Phhht!!! Por dios por Santo! You never won in the elections. And your cousin killed Ninoy as well as cooperated with Gen. Ver and a faction of the American government to sow turmoil in the Philippines. You must be beyond idiocy to keep repeating these lies all over and over again.

Our campaign got support from the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines. In their post-election statement then, the bishops declared that "the polls were unparalleled in the fraudulence of their conduct." With full courage they added:

"According to moral principles, a government that assumes or retains power through fraudulent means has no moral basis. For such an access to power is tantamount to a forcible seizure and cannot command the allegiance of the citizenry... If such a government does not of itself freely correct the evil it has inflicted on the people, then it is our serious moral obligation as a people to make them do so."

Ergo, allies then, allies now?

After I assumed the presidency, one of my very first official acts was to free all political prisoners, including top officials of the Communist Party. This was an affirmation of my faith that our democracy can only flourish if Filipinos of every creed are given the space to enrich it.

Enrich the deaths of the Armed Forces and PC/INP elements? You bastard. Your placed the leader of the Communist Party under the private custody of Ninoy’s mother. Would he have agreed to it? No. You betrayed the ideals of EDSA by succumbing to advice that was political hogwash. Why? Because you never understood any of it and believed it to be wonderful just because it was novel to a nincompoop like you.

This came at a steep price for my presidency. Rightist factions in my government perceived my pro-democracy moves as a weakness. Seeing me as being soft on the Left, they mounted a series of coup attempts that undid much of the socio-economic and political gains during the first three years of our reborn democracy. As a result, many of our democratic institutions lost their chance to mature.

Why not? You hated them. You allowed them to be killed. You vilified them. You took away their rights, their budgets, their dignity and honor. You spat on these venerable institutions from where the defense of freedom in this country had relied upon over the years and centuries. They had a right to fight back against ogres like you.

We do need to strengthen our political institutions. But before we start tinkering around with our Constitution anew, let us first make sure that we have truly imbibed the spirit of democracy. For no matter how impressive our political structures may become, they will be of little value in the hands of despots and traditional politicians.

What? Are you sure about what you are saying? You changed the Philippine Constitution to suit your family’s and your pressure groups’ greed and demonic wishes and machinations.

And if there is any single political institution that we need to free from blemish here and now, it is the electoral system. The sanctity of the ballot lies at the heart of democracy because it embodies the voice of the people and confers legitimacy upon those who would govern us. Once this sacred document is smeared or rendered inutile by whatever means, the whole democratic system crumbles.

So why did you have you’re A-Team of election cheaters who made deals with the so-called “devil” --- the specialists of the late Pres. Marcos in electoral maneuvering? What is Jun Simon to you? Carrascoso? Peping Cojuangco? You are certainly full of shit.

This brings me to my third point. I believe that in any democracy a public office is a public trust, and none more so than the presidency.

That which you squandered, you have not right to gripe about. You kept playing mahjong day in and day out, save when there were foreign dignitaries that the state must receive. What public office public trust are you talking about you carajo! Simberguenza! Demoña!

Certain allegations have cast serious doubt on the electoral victory of the President in the recent elections. Unfortunately, the only legitimate avenue by which to evaluate that evidence and to vindicate the President —the impeachment process — was abruptly closed. This has severely impaired her credibility and has made it virtually impossible for her to unite and govern the country effectively.

Electoral Victory? So now you are the spokesman of the widow whom you approached after the death of her husband! Were you there at the precincts when the counting was being done? Everyone, that is, Everyone, wanted to cheat on FPJ! Why? Because he could not afford to run in the elections much less to pay watchers before and after the counting of the ballots. And you blame the President for having cheated? FPJ’s people were cheating all over Metro Manila, for the love of you demon! They also had selected bailiwicks where they did everything to cheat. But the might of the people placed HE PGMA at Malacañang. They love her, more than the communists used to love you and perhaps now want to use you and therefore proclaim their affections for you.

Who will eventually be answerable for making the government fail in uniting the people and pursuing good governance? It’s you and your monstrous lot. You hideous Satanistic group that are promoting division and war. Mongrels in a society that is growing in intellect and maturity. You are misplaced. You should be exiled back to the Dark Ages.

Last July 8, I made a plea for the President to make the supreme sacrifice of resigning from office. I still hold that to be the least painful constitutional path out of our present political crisis. To be clear, I am not demanding her resignation nor prejudging her guilt. But I am firm in my believe that she owes her countrymen more than just a vague and legally calibrated apology for what she had termed a "lapse in judgment."

Why sacrifice? And for whom? For you and your bunch of cretins? Because you want to control the loot? You want to be there at the top when the Marcos deposits will be divvied up or you might not get a share? Shame on you!!! You thieved and lied and engaged in the dirtiest extra curricular acts and made a derelict showing as President by merely engaging in your addiction to mahjong instead of caring for the people. And you have the gall to ask an incumbent President who is doing her utmost to serve the people, to resign? You must be beyond shame, soulless and stupid!

My fellow Filipinos, democracy often demands that each of us make a stand, to take risks – just as I am doing now. I know that I am antagonizing some quarters who believe that I should just let things be. I know that my critics will revive familiar caricatures of me as a naive housewife with no political savvy. I can live with all that, after all, enduring those brickbats is a small price to pay for what I believe in my heart to be a just and noble cause.

Naïve housewife? No you are not, but you are the penultimate epitomé of an inconsequential, frothing in the mouth nincompoop with a monstrous, overwhelming hunger for money, the good life, forever mahjong sessions, large objets d’ art like those of your former lovers’, and a child who is just like you off screen and on screen, which is probably not her fault but had merely been contaminated by you.

I am well aware of my shortcomings as a human being, which is why I always seek God’s intercession. And I enjoin all of you to join me in prayer, introspection and discernment. Not one of us has all the answers – we must always seek divine guidance to find the right path.

Why? But of course you must be, because you represent the worst kind of shortcoming present in a human being, beast or mammal. But invoking divine things is way, way out of your league. So just stop that!

I shall go to visit and pray in as many of our churches and schools. For the right answer as to where duty lies from here on, is surely to be found wherever people are gathered in God’s name. For that was His promise.

Pray? Recruit for destabilization? Are they the same? You should be struck by lightning thrice over for lying like that. And for using the name of God in vain.

In the same spirit, I also urged you to act with greater compassion toward the poor in these difficult times. While the political uncertainty persists, we all know that the most vulnerable sectors of our society will be the hardest hit by its economic consequences. This is why I am helping mobilize multi-sectoral support toward microfinance projects and other initiatives to empower the poor. These efforts on the part of thousands of selfless Filipinos, I believe, is the new dimension of People Power that we need to nurture. As we move along this track, I am confident that we will not only find a way to strengthen our democracy but hopefully discern the compassionate hand of God and rediscover the values that truly give meaning to our lives.

What political uncertainty? What mobilize for projects? You hypocritical shithead. Go back to your mahjong and go shit on your mahjongera, mahjongero classmates and stop fiddling with our lives. Manong Joe Quirino died putting up with your endless mahjong sessions in his house. Receiving your and your amigas' queridos. You have done enough damage to the country in your incumbency when everytime you suffered your dyslexic attacks, anyone, albeit any Tom, Dick and Harry would shove any piece of paper for you to sign while your fingers did the signing although your mind was dead. And you and your people kept this from being known from the Filipino people. The only one time that it appeared in Malaya, you and your spin doctors did everything to kill the news about your dyslexia. You are some sick animal! Surrounded by demons, orgres, trolls and harmful spirits.

Allow me to end with this prayer, Almighty God, have mercy on us and bless us with Your love and peace. Give us the intelligence, the fortitude, the patience and the strength to acquit ourselves well in this present trial of our democracy.

God bless all of us! Thank you and good evening.

How dare you invoke the Name of God and heap tribulations like the devil upon us the living? You are beyond unconscionable, you have encompassed the hazards posed by zombies. You and your dangerous ilk have to be banished once and for all.

May the Lord God in Heaven, when you die, punish you interminably, exile you to Hell where your real lord resides, bar you from even peeking into the curtains and gates of Heaven and while you are still living may he make you rot in your clothes and undies like the bastard Herod!

Fuck You Bitch!!!

Amen!!!

Atty. Haydee Yorac

Tribute to an Icon

She was a Basement Person (U.P. Basement Crowd) during her time in the University of the Philippines.

It was the hang out of UP intellectuals of that period. The rennaissance, the Golden Years of UP.

Haydee Yorac was a compleat intellectual.

She and Jose Ma. Sison were both firebrands. But Sison always deferred to what Haydee would say. The times that Sison wanted to speak for himself without taking to stock what others think, and would sound the way he does until now, Yorac would laugh at Joma. On many occasions Haydee accused Joma of being insensible, a plagiarist and full of random musings that he desperately wanted to pass off as ideas.

Haydee lectured Joma in more than the times he argued erroneously about Marxism. It came to a point that Joma avoided Haydee, either because Haydee could no longer stomach him or he could never convince the lady with his nonsensical, plagiarized pseudo ideas.

It would be heavenly for Haydee to think that someday many of Haydee's people in UP will follow in her steps instead of wallowing in the quagmire of Joma's wrongful thinking.

Then perhaps, the student population of UP will do the country proud for sending them to school with the people's money. As they did Haydee. And in turn, as Haydee did them proud.

A lot of nonsense could be very dangerous for the welfare of the nation. It all adds up to criminal, terroristic destabilization. Haydee never have wanted any of that.

Cory Aquino and Panfilo Lacson now have intertwined "Movements." The pattern is evident so that the information that Sen. Lacson is effectively Ms. Cory Aquino's counterpart of a top-level national defense, intelligence and espionage unit should not be far from the truth.

Recently, the CBCP allegedly issued a statement that it is in favor of "people power" according to a Filipino tabloid. Although nowhere in its actual pastoral letter does it mention such a thing. Whereas, it favors the language of Cory Aquino's factotum, Ms. Corason Soliman a/k/a Denky and her mentors who lay claim to being the original weavers of the tale of Basic Christian Communities that became infiltrated by the Philippine Communist Party from the 70s to the 80s and perhaps up to now. Therefore, the new pastoral letter is most favorable for Cory Aquino and her group (Soliman, Lacson et al) who have been going around town and plan to scour the provinces in the guise of "Prayer Meetings" but actually to recruit for people power assemblies in the streets of Manila.

That is probably one of the reasons why their allies in the media have been so bold as to tell the world that the CBCP is in "favor of people power" which CBCP does not say and had never said at all.

This recent development dovetails with the earlier link between Lacson and some renegade Catholic Bishops who were creating black propaganda and hurling dirty accusations against the government. Furthermore, it sheds doubts as to whether the linkage between Cory and Lacson happened only recently since Lacson had been dealing with the renegade Bishops and priests for quite some time and that Lacson might have been in league with Cory for quite a long period already.

It is also very much worth noting that Cory's allies in the military and police have been avid supporters of Lacson and were part of his so-called Association of Generals for Ping Lacson a/k/a AGPING. Recently, Cory said that having been "Commander-in-Chief" of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police, she does not lack for "friends" in the military and police. The husbands of her favorite mahjong classmates, Dolores Nazareno and Monserrat Biazon, though they may not be perfectly moral, conscientious and incorruptible, indeed have friends that can help Cory topple the Philippine President. And now there is Lacson himself too.

It is a wonder that the Bishops will not be concerned that many people would think they are intricately now linked to a ring of criminals and fugitives, with strong drug trafficking syndicate connections, heavy involvement in kidnap-for-ransom groups and Murder Incorporated? Or perhaps because, as some weird observers suggest, since it is nearly the time for the coming of the Anti-Christ, such linkage truly does not matter anymore at all. Or doesn't it really?

With the close interconnections arising from her incorrigible addiction to mahjong games, we wonder if Archbishop Oscar Cruz, Bishop Teodoro Bacani, Panfilo Lacson, Cory Aquino and the rest of the enemies of the state merely hatched their plots or threw in their lot over a mahjong game or during their bettings therein.



CBCP, ‘yes’ sa people power
Ang Pilipino STAR Ngayon
September 14, 2005

Pinanindigan kahapon ng Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) ang kanilang naunang desisyon na hindi mananawagan sa pagpapababa sa puwesto kay Pangulong Arroyo subalit bukas umano sila sa people power.

Ito ang napagkasunduan ng mga obispo na dumalo sa isinagawang regular na meeting ng Permanent Council ng CBCP na binubuo ng 12 mga obispo at arsobispo kahapon.

Bagamat hindi tutol ang CBCP sa people power, sinabi nila na hindi ito dapat isagawa nang may kaakibat na karahasan at dapat ay naaayon sa tamang moral principle at sa prinsipyo ng Rule of Law.

Nilinaw rin ni outgoing president at Davao Archbishop Fernando Capalla na para sa taumbayan ang pananaw na ito ng simbahan sa people power at hindi para sa mga obispo at pari.

Muling hiningi ng CBCP sa mamamayan na pag-ibayuhin pa ang panalangin at tigilan na ang pamumulitika sa bansa na nagbubunsod upang lalong maghirap ang bansa at magkahati-hati ang mga Filipino.

Nang tanungin si Capalla kung sa palagay nila ay natupad ba ni Pangulong Arroyo ang mga pangako nito, "iilan lamang" sa mga pangako ng Pangulo ang nakita nilang natupad. (Mer Layson/Gemma Amargo/Lilia Tolentino)



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Filipino fugitive nabbed by US feds in New York
Filipino Express
U.S.A.

Michael Ray Aquino




NEW YORK, March 17, 2005 --- Filipino fugitive and former aide to Senator Panfilo Lacson who was linked to the 1995 killing of suspected Kuratong Baleleng gang members was arrested on Tuesday morning for an alleged immigration violation.

Michael Ray Aquino, who was also implicated in the abduction and killing of publicist Salvador “Bubby” Dacer and his driver Emmanuel Corbito in November 2000, was reportedly nabbed by US authorities at Federal Plaza Building in New York City.

According to a source who spoke to Filipino Express on anonymity, Aquino is currently detained in Passaic County jail and could face deportation.
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) officials in Manila said in a report earlier this week that they have yet to confirm the reason on Aquino’s arrest.
“In my opinion, there’s something deeper than immigration issues. Aquino was arrested for a more serious offense,” said G. Regalado, a Filipino customer in Jersey City travel agency.

On Jan. 8, 2001, former police asset Mary “Rosebud” Ong also filed a complaint before the Ombudsman against Aquino, Lacson and several other police officials tagged in the kidnapping for ransom and murders of suspected Chinese drug lords.

The Supreme Court, however, junked last month the kidnapping cases lodged against the former police officers.

State Prosecutor Juan Navera, meanwhile, said there is no guarantee for Aquino to be extradited to the Philippines because there is no standing warrant for his arrest.

He said no arrest warrant has been issued against Aquino because the Dacer-Corbito murder case is still pending before the Supreme Court.

Navera also said the prosecution cannot proceed with the case until the Supreme Court allows the admission of the prosecution panel's amended information before the Manila Regional Trial Court, adding that the US Embassy officials informed Chief State Prosecutor Jovencito Zuño about Aquino’s arrest in Newark.

Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo leaves it to the Department of Justice to work on the extradition of Aquino.
Aquino fled the country after the ouster of jailed ex-president Joseph Estrada.


The New York Times Coverage

FBI Intel Analyst Charged With Spying
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published: September 13, 2005
Filed at 12:02 a.m. ET

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -- An FBI intelligence analyst with top secret clearance was charged Monday with passing classified information about Filipino leaders to current and former officials of that nation.

The analyst, Leandro Aragoncillo, sent some of the material to Michael Ray Aquino, a former deputy director of the Philippines National Police who lives in New York City, according to an FBI complaint made public Monday.

Both men were arrested Saturday at their homes.

Aragoncillo, 46, of Woodbury, was hired to work at the Army's Fort Monmouth in July 2004 and began sending classified information and documents in January, according to the complaint.

From May to Aug. 15, Aragoncillo printed or downloaded 101 classified documents relating to the Philippines, of which 37 were classified ''secret,'' the complaint said. Details of the documents' contents were not disclosed in court papers or in court.

U.S. Attorney Christopher J. Christie said there was no evidence that the
administration of Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo was involved, but he would not say if the suspects were in contact with opposition factions.

The Asian nation has been beset by persistent coup rumors since Arroyo was accused of rigging last year's elections.

Aquino is not related to former Philippine President Corazon Aquino.
Aragoncillo, a Marine for 21 years, and Aquino were ordered held without bail following an appearance before a federal magistrate.

After his arrest, Aragoncillo ''essentially admitted that he took classified information,'' Assistant U.S. Attorney Karl H. Buch told the magistrate.

Aragoncillo, a Filipino who is a naturalized U.S. citizen, was suspended by the FBI on Monday. Leslie Wiser Jr., the special agent in charge of the FBI's New Jersey operations, said it was ''disheartening'' that one of the agency's workers faces such charges.

Christie would not say what motivated the suspects. In court, Buch said that Aragoncillo had $500,000 in debts and that Aquino had been investigated in the Philippines in connection with a conspiracy to murder two people.

The investigation began after Aquino, 39, was arrested in March, accused of overstaying the tourist visa he used to enter the country in July 2001.

The defendants face a charge of conspiracy and a charge of acting as unregistered foreign agents, the latter of which carries a sentence of up to 10 years and a $250,000 fine. Aragoncillo also was charged with unauthorized use of a government computer, which carries a sentence of up to 10 years and a $250,000 fine.

Both men were represented Monday by federal public defenders.

Two Men Are Charged With Passing Secrets to Philippines
By RONALD SMOTHERS
Published: September 13, 2005
NY Times

NEWARK, Sept. 12 - A Federal Bureau of Investigation intelligence analyst and a former top Philippines law enforcement official were charged in federal court on Monday with espionage.

Arrested were the F.B.I. analyst, Leandro Aragoncillo, 46, of Woodbury, N.J., a naturalized United States citizen who was born in the Philippines, and Michael Ray Aquino, 39, of Queens, a former deputy director of the Philippines National Police under the government of the former president Joseph Estrada. The two men are accused of passing classified agency information to government officials in Manila in a case that appeared related to the Philippines' fractious internal politics.

According to affidavits by F.B.I. agents, Mr. Aragoncillo passed copies of classified F.B.I. documents about the Philippines to Mr. Aquino between February and August of this year by way of cellphone text messages and e-mail messages through Hotmail and Yahoo accounts.

Both men were ordered held without bail by United States Magistrate Judge Patty Shwartz. Mr. Aquino, who was in the United States on an expired six-month tourist visa that was issued in 2001, also faces possible deportation.

Messages intercepted by investigators were heavily edited in the court affidavit but appeared to deal with F.B.I. information about the domestic political turmoil in the Philippines. The ultimate destination of the information, according to the court papers, were three unnamed public officials in the Philippines.

United States Attorney Christopher J. Christie declined to characterize the information that the two men are said to have passed. While the information did not involve terrorism or national security directly, he said: "Crimes like these strike at the heart of our national security because they involve our keeping our secrets secret. These defendants will face the full weight of federal prosecution."

Mr. Aquino has long been the subject of attempts by the government of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo to link him with the 2000 kidnapping and slaying of a Manila public relations executive and his driver. While he has never been officially charged, Mr. Aquino has, in his absence, been at the center of several court proceedings to implicate him and a current opposition lawmaker, Senator Panfilo Lacson, in the 2000 crimes and other corruption charges.

Officials at the Philippines Embassy did not return two telephone calls seeking comment on the arrests and their possible implications for the country's politics.

Recent news reports from Manila have portrayed the Arroyo government as under political siege by a number of former Estrada administration officials and Senator Lacson, who have joined in a coalition with former members of Mrs. Arroyo's cabinet, the Catholic Church and supporters of the former president Corazón Aquino.

Mr. Aquino is not related to the former president.

According to United States Marine Corps records, Mr. Aragoncillo joined the corps in 1983 and served as a unit diary clerk for much of his 21 years in the service. He retired as an administration chief. During that time he was stationed in Japan, at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba, and in the Quantico, Va., headquarters of the vice presidential security detail. He earned six good conduct medals and other citations.

Leslie G. Wiser Jr., the special agent in charge of the F.B.I.'s Newark office, said Monday that the agency's investigation of Mr. Aragoncillo began after he contacted American immigration officials on behalf of Mr. Aquino, who had overstayed his tourist visa. Mr. Aragoncillo identified himself to immigration officials as an F.B.I. employee, according to Mr. Wiser, and attempted to vouch for Mr. Aquino, who was facing deportation hearings.

Immigration officials notified the F.B.I., Mr. Wiser said, and the agency began an audit of Mr. Aragoncillo's computer activities.

Asked if Mr. Aragoncillo's motive was financial or political, Mr. Christie said early indications were that both were involved, but that the investigation was continuing.

U.S. Asks Manila to Uncover Suspected Spy Links
By REUTERS
Published: September 13, 2005
Filed at 7:18 a.m. ET

MANILA (Reuters) - The United States has asked the Philippines to help it trace recipients of classified documents suspected to have been stolen by a former Filipino police officer and an FBI employee, a senior official said on Tuesday.

Michael Ray Aquino, a former top police official in the Philippines, and Leandro Aragoncillo, a Philippine-born U.S. citizen, were arrested in the United States on espionage charges on Saturday.

The Philippine foreign affairs department said in a statement that the charge sheet accused Aquino, a known ally of senior opposition politicians, of passing classified papers from the Federal Bureau of Investigation to two "national level'' officials and one "former national level'' official in Manila.

"The FBI is now asking for our help to find out who received those documents here in the Philippines and who provided the money for the transaction,'' Reynaldo Wycoco, head of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), told reporters.

Wycoco said the information was a "classified assessment of the Philippine political situation and political leaders.''

According to affidavits from FBI agents, Aragoncillo passed classified documents about the Philippines to Aquino between February and August this year using cellphone text and e-mail messages.

The Philippines has been through months of political turmoil sparked by allegations of electoral fraud and graft against President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, who last week survived an impeachment attempt by the opposition.

Wycoco added that recipients of the classified documents could be indicted by U.S. or Philippine courts.

"Large amounts of money changed hands,'' Wycoco said, without giving specific details on the amount.

Aquino moved to the United States in 2001 after the ouster of former President Joseph Estrada in a military-backed popular uprising.

The Philippine foreign ministry said Aquino was arrested at his Queens residence in New York on Saturday and is being held at Passaic County Correctional while awaiting court hearings.

Former top cop nabbed for 'espionage' in US
Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Sun Star (Philippines)

MANILA -- The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) confirmed Tuesday the arrest on Monday of former police superintendent Michael Ray Aquino in New York City for alleged espionage.

NBI Interpol chief Ricardo Diaz said they received a report from the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) that Aquino, who is a licensed caregiver based in New York, and his suspected cohort FBI analyst Leandro Aragoncillo, a Filipino-American citizen, were arrested last September 12 for stealing classified documents related to the Philippines.

Aquino, who is now studying nursing, had long been a target of manhunt by Philippine authorities in connection with the alleged rubout of members of the "Kuratong Baleleng" gang and the abduction and murder of PR practitioner Bubby Dacer.

Diaz said it was Aragoncillo who downloaded 101 documents related to the government of the Philippines, 37 of which had been classified as "secret", and passed them on electronically to Aquino.

Aside from espionage, Aragoncillo, who works at Fort Monmouth in New Jersey, will also be charged with illegal use of government facilities.

Under US rules, the penalty for espionage is equal to 10 years' imprisonment and a fine of not less than US$250,000. Espionage is a non-bailable offense, therefore Aquino's extradition is not an available remedy.

Following the report of the NBI, Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez Sr. asked the US Embassy for more information and update on Aquino's arrest.

He said the classified information that Aquino allegedly downloaded might have "manifest political implications...detrimental to our government."

"Please be advised that we support the arrest and detention without bail of Mr. Aquino and would like to be furnished soonest with a summary of the documents downloaded by him so that the government can take necessary action under the circumstances," he said in a letter to Jeff Cole of the US Embassy in Manila.

Gonzalez further asked the US to notify the Philippine Government in case the investigation on Aquino and Aragoncillo reach trial.

"Should local personalities/politicians in the Philippines be mentioned, we request that we be furnished with the names," he added.

In a briefing, Gonzalez said it's possible that the FBI has been monitoring Aquino's movements since January this year.

"As far as I'm concerned, this has relations with current destabilization moves in the country. Why would Michael Ray Aquino fish for evidence and documents about the Philippine Government? Is he going to give it to someone? We know he wouldn't be gathering secret files if these won't be used against the government," he said, refusing to give out names but apparently alluding to Senator Panfilo Lacson. Aquino reported to Lacson during his tenure as PNP chief.

"I don't want to name names. We can't pinpoint anyone but its obvious that there are political figures involved," he added.

As the crime was committed in the US, Gonzalez said Aquino would be facing trial there. He could not be extradited unless, during trial, the FBI would reverse its findings.

The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said it would extend consular service and legal assistance to Aquino.

The former police colonel and another fugitive police officer, Senior Superintendent Cesar Mancao, are charged with the murder of 11 members of the kidnap-for-ransom gang Kuratong Baleleng but the case against them was dismissed by the Quezon City Regional Trial Court (RTC) for lack of probable cause. The case now remains pending before the Supreme Court (SC).

Last March, the NBI asked the FBI to facilitate the return of Aquino to the country after he was arrested in New York for violation of immigration laws.

No arrest warrant has been issued against Aquino although he was also charged with Dacer's murder in 2000. (ECV/Sunnex)
(September 14, 2005 issue)

And all the while, people thought that the fellow considered a favorite beau of the supposed intelligence master of the destabilization forces in the Philippines was just studying "nursing" to become an "ordinary nurse" and earn an "ordinary income" alongside Filipino doctors and nurses now working for a living in the U.S. So that "nursing-nursing" thing was just a ploy. Hmmm....

Lacson still getting info on ex-aide's arrest
First posted 09:57am (Mla time) Sept 13, 2005
By TJ Burgonio
Inquirer News Service

SENATOR Panfilo Lacson on Tuesday said he was still getting information on the reported arrest of his former aide, ex-police official Michael Ray Aquino.

"I'm still gathering sufficient info on the report. I'm trying to contact his wife," Lason said in a mobile phone text message to Inquirer News Service when asked for his reaction to Aquino's arrest.

The National Bureau of Investigation has confirmed that Aquino was arrested by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents in New York during the weekend for espionage. An FBI intelligence analyst, Leandro Aragoncillo, who was allegedly passing on classified information about the Philippines to Aquino was also arrested.

Ex-Lacson aide nabbed in US for espionage
First posted 09:53am (Mla time) Sept 13, 2005
By Margaux Ortiz
Inquirer News Service


MICHAEL Ray Aquino, a former police official and aide of then police chief Panfilo Lacson, was arrested during the wekend in New York for espionage, a National Bureau of Investigation official confirmed on Tuesday.

NBI Interpol chief Ricardo Diaz said a Federal Bureau of Investigation intelligence analyst, Leandro Aragoncillo, was also arrested for downloading documents on the Philippines, several of which were classified secret. Diaz said the documents were passed on to Aquino electronically.

He said Aragoncillo, who is of Filipino descent, works at Fort Monmouth in New Jersey.

Aquino is based in New York.




This is not the first time. And this is definitely not going to be the last. Their allies worming themselves into the vital systems are slowly being decimated. A trio had already been washed out, the last one being declared persona non grata. That was for going all-out to help them, being their co-conspirators, partners-in-crime. It is not yet known if there are more in the same niche where the trio had been discovered and kicked out by the Americans. Ever heard of the offer of a U.S. Visa being offered to those being forced to join the destabilization of the Philippines? Hmmm..... There might be some more kicking ass soon.

And sooner than they expect, they will start feeling the really heavy brunt of the natural opposite reaction against the bad karma they have been sowing in the environment.

There will be hell when the British, the Australians and the rest of the lot will follow. There will be hell. For the destabilizers.

Tis the season of war for the middle road, the middle path. As the opposition (Binay, Soliman, Lacson, JV and Jinggoy Ejercito, Cory Aquino, et al) keeps saying: It is a good thing now that we have the middle forces! Now we will definitely succeed.

But the feng shui does not favor their statements and declarations that H.E. The President will be removed from office. On the other hand, the government has not stopped in enjoining the public (to which the middle forces belong) to nurse a fairly broader understanding about the pitfalls of siding with the forces of destabilization.

As far as Babe Romualdez of Philippine Star is concerned, the destabilization groups have not been able to attract the middle forces. This contradicts the claim of the anti-GMA forces.

Thus, the claim of having the middle forces in their side by the purveyors of destabilization is false.

Furthermore, extreme abuse of rhetorics by laying exclusive monopoly to the fight for truth is wearing down the public.

For every one knows, the political enemies of the people are merely out to grab power and if possible, sustain themselves therein until Kingdom come. Something indeed must be too important for them to risk everything, including their souls, just to grab power in the country.

The problem is, they are truly wrong.

What’s happening to our country?
BABE'S EYE VIEW By Babe Romualdez
The Philippine Star 09/11/2005

In 1982, the late Vice President Emmanuel Pelaez was ambushed by a group of armed men on his way home. His driver of more than 30 years was killed instantly. As Pelaez was being wheeled into the operating room, he asked Gen. Tomas Karingal, "General, what’s happening to our country?" Today, the same question is being asked by everyone: What is happening to our country? Where are we going? Let’s take one step backward and analyze our situation.

After 14 years under authoritarian rule, we went into the EDSA People Power revolution. Hastily replacing the 1973 Constitution, which was a semi-parliamentary type of system, we installed a new Constitution that was a direct reaction to anything that was Marcos, be it good or bad. The new Constitution’s provisions substantially clipped the powers of the Presidency and of the military to forestall the rise of another authoritarian ruler. This Constitution even offered a vague role for the military with a slashed budget that rendered it impotent. It became known as the Cory Constitution. Sadly, Mrs. Aquino is now rallying against the very constitutional process that legitimately allowed the impeachment charges to be dismissed by the majority. Right or wrong, horse trading is simply an intrinsic part of the system. Businessmen are now calling on Mrs. Aquino and the others to desist from continuing these indignation rallies. These will only cause economic instability bringing greater suffering to more people aggravated by the Oil Crisis.

If we are to follow the process, then perhaps Teddyboy Locsin’s suggestion that another impeachment case be filed next year should be what the Opposition has to start preparing for. This time, as Teddyboy – who is a known Cory Boy – correctly pointed out, it should be more carefully studied instead of planning to recreate another People Power scenario. It looks like the EDSA crowds aren’t going to get larger anyway. As a matter of fact, a lot of people are beginning to resent the use of EDSA for these indignation rallies like the one last Wednesday evening. Compounded by the rain, many suffered from the gridlock with people shouting, "Tama na, Lumang Tugtugin Na!" Many of our tired employees complained to me the next day that it took them five hours to get home that night. A strong indication that people are just tired of politicians singing the same tune on a discordant note.

As I said, any public figure should plan the time and place for an exit. Perhaps, Mrs. Aquino should consider planning her exit from center stage on a high note before her stature is diminished. Just the same, if by some remote possibility People Power comes into play again, military analysts are saying the armed forces will take power for themselves this time around. They have learned from the past. Ironically, Mrs. Aquino always abhorred the military. She endured six serious coup attempts during her term.

Other People Power figures like FVR are more pragmatic. They’re advocating for Charter Change and would rather see this country move forward instead of sliding back to the glory days of past People Power. To paraphrase Santayana – "Those who never learn from mistakes of the past are condemned to repeat it." Another EDSA 1 veteran, Juan Ponce Enrile pointed out the other day that People Power, especially the last one, has set the country back 10 years. We should instead strengthen democratic institutions, change the system that allows patronage politics, and effect a "Garci-free" electoral system. Economically, China and Vietnam are already leaving us behind. Now Cambodia is fast catching up and before we know it we’ll be the lowest on the totem pole. Instead of Economic Power, we persist in People Power.

As I’ve said, EDSA 2 has created greater and deeper divisions in the country. Joseph Estrada was democratically elected but was deposed by another People Power. And let’s face it, Erap’s removal created a bad precedent. With Erap ending in detention, do we seriously think GMA will gladly follow suit? We can expect her to hang tough and avoid the disgrace at all costs. Various political groups and the so-called Civil Society have conveniently exploited the rich versus the poor theme. The sad part is Civil Society has turned into a mixed bag of conflicts.

A member of Civil Society – and I heard it with my own ears – arrogantly said that it would be heroic for GMA supporters to cheat in the elections because FPJ "should not win at all costs." Now you see them locking arms with FPJ’s widow. You know there’s something wrong with the picture or are we missing something here? One day they’re protesting against Erap, now they’re screaming for GMA to resign. This is an absolute contradiction! Take for instance the Civil Society ringleader Dinky Soliman. Last year, she was crying because she was about to lose her Social Welfare Cabinet post to Noli de Castro. This year, she advised GMA to apologize on TV and led the Cabinet in serenading GMA with "If We Hold On Together". A few days later, she demanded GMA’s resignation calling her boss evil. A couple of weeks later, Dinky did a beso-beso with GMA in pleno publico telling the media she and GMA care for each other. What do you call that – Dinky Do or Dinky Don’t?

No country can perhaps claim to be the same as the Philippines. Yet Filipinos, when they are in a different kind of system or government, flourish. They follow the rules. Those who are against Charter Change argue that changing the people is more fundamental than changing the system. But we have changed leaders so many times and nothing has changed so I daresay, it is the system that can change the people. We have to remember – as our friend Rob Sears of the American Chamber pointed out – it took the United States more than 150 years and 21 constitutional amendments to develop a system that worked well for Americans. The American experiment has evolved but it is by no means complete. We need to adapt a system customized to the Filipinos’ peculiar emotions, psyche, and mentality. In short, it should be an "Only in da Pilipins" kind of Constitution.

Instead of looking back and trying to relive the glory days of the past People Power – we must now look forward to the glorious days ahead and whether we like it or not – with La Gloria. We must start the process of changing the system and the Constitution for the better. As FVR said, when I bumped into him at a cocktail reception the other night, the window of opportunity is now and we need to follow a timeline. We are at a crossroads. We either act to change or improve the charter that is best suited for this country or we can continue to plod along with the present system slowly sliding back to the past and be doomed to perdition.

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E-mail: babeseyeview

World’s lawmakers back RP debt relief proposal
By Jess Diaz
The Philippine Star 09/11/2005

NEW YORK CITY — Speakers of parliaments from all over the world endorsed yesterday a Philippine proposal for an innovative global debt-for-equity conversion program that would free up trillions of dollars in debt service funds in about 100 poor countries for their development.

At the end of the three-day Summit of Speakers of Parliaments of the World at the United Nations here, the parliament heads made a declaration in which they vowed to push financial programs that would help impoverished countries attain the UN Millennium Development Goals of cutting poverty in half by 2015.

They also committed to fight international and homegrown terrorists.

Sen. Sergio Paez Verdugo, president of the International Parliamentary Union, told the world conference of Speakers that he would include the Philippine debt proposal in the agenda of the IPU executive council meeting in Geneva, Switzerland next month.

The endorsement of the Manila proposal came minutes after Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. addressed the conference, telling his colleagues that the grant of massive large-scale debt relief to poor countries was "an idea whose time has come."

He said under the Philippine proposal, rich nations and multilateral financing institutions such as the World Bank, International Monetary Fund and the Asian Development Bank would convert half of their debt receipts into equity in development projects in poor countries.

"We plead neither for debt forgiveness, debt cancellation, debt moratorium nor debt discounts. Our proposal requires no new monies from parliaments or governments of the rich countries. Nor do we envision any reduction or loss of face value in the creditors’ financial assets," he said.

De Venecia said the debt receipts would be plowed back as equity investments in such projects as irrigation, food production, housing, transportation, energy development, infrastructure and micro-finance.

He stressed that unless large sums of funds are made available to poor nations, these countries have no hope of accomplishing the UN Millennium Development Goals of cutting poverty in half in 10 years or even making a significant progress in attaining this objective.

De Venecia informed his listeners that UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, German Chancellor Gerhard Shroeder, and Asian Development Bank president Harukiro Kuroda have already endorsed the Manila debt relief proposal.

Among the parliament heads listening to him on the last day of the conference was Speaker Pierre Ferdinando Casini of the Italian Parliament, who is a good friend of De Venecia and whose country is a huge creditor.

He said Annan, in endorsing the idea, told him that it could unlock funds for "sustainable development activities that are key to achieving the (UN) Millennium Development Goals."

He said Annan urged the Philippine government to "consider utilizing the forthcoming World Summit (next week) to bring to the attention of world leaders the proposal."

President Arroyo is attending the summit next Wednesday. She will preside over the UN Security Council, of which the Philippines is now the president. She is expected to push for the debt-for-equity proposal.

Next weekend, De Venecia is going to Washington D where he has been invited by the World Bank-International Money Fund to present his novel debt program.

Blowin' in the Wind

The answer my friend, is blowing in the wind.....

The opposition made a huge blunder when they embraced ex-Pres. Corazon Aquino to be one of the leading lights of the ouster campaign vs. Pres. Arroyo.

Mrs. Aquino has a highly checkered past. She milked contractors twenty times more than they were required by the late President to “shed off” extra fat and “spread the sunshine” to the Palace employees. (Marcos himself had no need for their money. He was rich beyond imagination.)

She bilked the Japanese loan agency’s development assistance to the Philippines to control floods. The loan amounted to billions and billions of yen. About U.S.$60,000,000 at the time. The Philippine peso was still relatively stronger at that period than it is now. The flood control “pumps” from Japan, were supposedly all delivered to the country.

So why are we still being plagued by flooding? And why did the succeeding administrations have to borrow again for flood control projects, when the Japanese project loan was intended for the flood control project that purported to end all other flood control activities? That’s most certainly a lot of bullsh__t.

She made the country enter into other transactions that merely favored her and those close to her.

Then Cory, through Malacañan Palace records and her Palace mice, discovered the secrets to insinuating herself to the Marcos wealth and placing herself in a favored position where she will be a beneficiary of her own kindness to self and relatives, friends, factotums (like her namesake Cory Juliano Soliman and company), loved ones and lovers — both dead and living. (In the instance of the last category, the family of a former Senate President, should carefully be watched out for. These people are based in Mandaluyong and they have a voice in Philippine politics. Cory would spend six hours in the guise of a “confidential closed door” meeting with one of their family, now departed in her Malacañan Palace residence during her incumbency. Imagine how close Cory would be to the family. And this was merely because of the objet d’art that was hung like a horse.)

Eventually Cory dealt with the Marcoses, through her lieutenants during her term as president. She signed agreements representing the government so that the Marcos deposits in Switzerland will be transferred to the Philippines beginning in 2002, then 2003, 2004, and so on.

She and her friends and relatives, loved ones who owed Marcos oodles and oodles of money (they had to kiss Madame Imelda Romualdez Marcos’ feet and her ass literally to get clean, crispy cash in millions supposedly in exchange for real estate Torrens Titles in Ortigas-Highway 54 was it?, titles for parcels of ‘prime’ property in the now world-famous Ayala commercial district, shares of stock of a television station and a utilities company, etcetera, etcetera), painted the Marcos family as evil before and after they had to be driven out of power, shares of stock in a telephone company, shares of stock in a dozen corporations including beverage firms and others. Because after all, if the Marcoses were driven out of Malacañan Palace, they had no one else to pay their debts to, yes Virginia?

When she signed the agreements on the transfer of the Marcos deposits, side agreements were made. These contained instructions to the bank to automatically transfer percentages to herself, Francisco Chavez (who was lawyering for the Philippine Government at the time) and a motley of other "commissioners". Someone who is now in the majority party and serving in the Senate may have been one of the beneficiaries.

The Philippine Senate President may also have been named as another beneficiary. Although this needs no serious verification since after all, the person alluded to was a Cabinet appointee of Madame Cory at the time she was president.

As if this was not enough, Cory Aquino spoke with the Swiss official negotiator of the concerned bank (s). She wanted the money to be posted first in a bank account of their choice before it was transferred to the Philippines.

Mrs. Imelda Marcos was following these developments closely. In a short time, while the agreements were already signed, the deal did not push through with. The Swiss balked at her impositions or suggestions – as it were.

Mrs. Aquino is not the only greedy one. Her brother went to Switzerland to withdraw the entire monetary value of at least one certificate of deposit of Marcos. He was imprisoned for several days for doing so.

Today, Aquino knows that the Marcos deposits might finally be opened and the contents thereof transferred to the country. Estrada tried and almost succeeded but perhaps the Marcoses could not have trusted the Estrada group completely.

The Americans had a stake on the deposits for a long time and Cory wants desperately to work with them. She and her relatives, friends, factotums, loved ones and lovers — both dead and living — see stars just imagining how much they would be able to amass once the deposits are transferred.

Cory’s insufferability extended to Ramos, who was so agog during his time to get his own hands too in the Marcoses’ deposits. Ramos even learned a secret fact that was never revealed heretofore, that two-thirds of the deposits are merely lying in wait in China.

Isn’t that part of the success story of China? We surmise that it is. And Cory is linked to China by her lineage. She must be banking on being able to talk to the Chinese people in the know in case she comes to power again.

It will be hard to refute that Cory and her lieutenants desire deeply to arrogate upon themselves the power to control the Marcos deposits. In which case, the solution to the current crisis may not remain hidden for long. It will soon go out in the open. Many will know about it and soon they will discuss it and transfer their knowledge to others.

Soon all around the world, they will know Cory and her gang want to hold hostage the entire Philippines due to her own, her relatives’ and her friends’, factotums’, loved ones’ and lovers’ — both dead and living, but specially the living — burning desire to collect their undeserved percentages from the Marcos deposits once the decision to transfer these funds will come out.

The Last Will and Testament of Marcos is clear: The deposits will accrue to the Filipino people. They should therefore avoid Cory like a plague. Her gang's present campaign is to destabilize the government, to demonize it and delegitimize the government under H.E. The President.

Everywhere all over the world there is corruption. There is poison. However, in the case of the Philippines, we can never become like the older democracies because of people like Cory Aquino.

She can never even come to accept the truth that the late Ferdinand Marcos actually and in truth chose Sen. Benigno Aquino to be his successor. That is why Marcos was sending U.S.$100,000 every time for Ninoy to withdraw when Ninoy was in Boston, Massachusetts. He would use pay phones to call Marcos and never land lines so no one will know their connection.

Cory will never admit that she dug U.S.$4.62 billion of precious metal hidden by the late President inside a large dam in Metro Manila with the much-vaunted Fort Santiago gold diggings as a decoy. She used the Presidential Security Group as security guards. She used the National Security Council as social welfare workers distributing sardines, corned beef, water and other necessities to the people who were literally living on their rooftops because Cory’s gold digging had to flood communities because the huge dam had to be closed. Cory even had to donate a banca to many of the households because the pathways and streets in the community had become rivers just because of the treasure hunt.

It must be recalled that after this find, Gregorio Honasan and Sen. Enrile even more heightened their threats to unseat her from power.

Now it is Cory, with her relatives, friends and loved ones and lovers — both dead and living — (or families of this category) who are threatening the unseating of a sitting president.

Now it is Cory who is being complained about as a destabilizer.

Now it is Cory, despite her being labeled as laos na who is trying extremely hard to emplace herself once more (for the last time?) in the center stage of Philippine politics, as if she knows anything about politics in the first place. Her factotums, specially vassal Cory Juliano Soliman, is seen smiling a big smile of admiration for Her Highness, Lord of the Hacienda making a speech about useless inanities and then at the right cue, saying GMA RESIGN! ARROYO LIAR! GMA STEP DOWN!

Now it is Cory, the former and present perfect mahjongera who refused to be a normal working person, but who merely desired to spend the better part of her day playing with her amigas like the very, very decadent rich do, up to the wee hours of the morning who wants to be at the lead of the country. Why, she could not even perform the functions of state when she was president just because she was addicted to mah jong deep down to her very bones! Then she wants to be the one in power again? When the country needs people who work, who care, who truly love (specially the people, the masses) beyond simple objets d’ art and this country without any doubt needs leaders who know their politics and economics plainly well.

Now it is Cory, who Mrs. Imelda Marcos knows too well from her own husband, Sen. Aquino, to be the “liberated” female who wanted divorce and to live her own life outside of Ninoy’s world that was full of politics, politicking, horse trading and all that dirty stuff that politicians are supposedly made up of, who wants to dip her hands into Philippine politics and very seriously – together with her wanting friends, relatives, factotums, loved ones and lovers — both dead and living — because she and the communists, the Estrada lovers, and on and on have something to offer the country through the BLACK AND WHITE MOVEMENT, CODE NGO (she said in one campaign sortee, I am Corazon Aquino, I am NGO!!! to the resounding applause of her mangmang audience of fans), CITIZENS FOR TRUTH MOVEMENT, CITIZENS FOR TRUTH, RESIGNATION, IMPEACHMENT, OUSTER MOVEMENT, SOLIDARITY MOVEMENT, SAVE THE REPUBLIC MOVEMENT, YOUTH AWARE, YOUTH DARE, LABAN NG MASA, END POVERTY MOVEMENT, FREEDOM FROM DEBT COALITION, FPJ FOR PRESIDENT MOVEMENT, MOVEMENT OF THE MASSES AGAINST HUNGER (KMLG), EDSA III COMMISSION, AKTIB, FILIPINISM, KAAKBAY, BE NOT AFRAID MOVEMENT (OF MISS PING LACSON, NOW A BEST FRIEND OF CORY), GLORIA STEP DOWN MOVEMENT, WHITE BAND MOVEMENT, TEXT POWER MOVEMENT (VS. GLORIA), and all other sorts of other movements (side ways, front ways, back ways and wherever ways).

Now it is Cory, who considered the military her scourge, who because of her hatred for them and her identification of these public sector components with Marcos, cut the military budget, killed intelligence efforts, chip-chopped the budget of the intelligence community into little pieces and placed them in her discretion, curtailed money for the police service and took away any funds for immigration and the NBI that would make them efficient — now it is her who is saying that as "former Commander-in-Chief" she is not lacking in friends who she can "talk to" (meaning recruit into the destabilization campaign against government). Indeed! Indeed!

Cory is without any doubt, definitely calluous, shameless and greedy, vengeful and yet an ignoramus. Which makes her doubly or even much more dangerous.

It is of no object if Cory even melds her ugly head with those of the terrorist groups now sowing fear and uncertainty in some parts of the country and most definitely as we see in the media, in many parts of the world, including Chechniya, the United States, United Kingdom and Spain.

The hundred million dollar question therefore is: Should we trust Cory?

The answer my friend is blowing in the wind...

The editorial today of Philippine Star is telling upon the current situation in the country. We believe that many of the Filipino people are not in favor of the destabilization of the Philippines.



Editorial
Philippine Star
Sep 08, 2005

It’s a free country, and no one is going to curtail freedom of assembly and expression. There are enough grievances to fuel daily street protests across the country. Freedom, however, must always be exercised with the rights of others in mind. There are many Filipinos who do not think street protests are going to resolve their grievances. There are many Filipinos who think street protests will simply aggravate their woes.

Yesterday traffic was tied up in the heart of Manila and surrounding areas because several thousand people decided to camp out along España in protest over the results of the impeachment process at the House of Representatives. On a normal day traffic crawls along that stretch of Manila’s University Belt. Yesterday the traffic jam spread across the city. As in previous anti-government rallies, the crowd barely grew beyond its original size. But the traffic mess grew to monstrous proportions as the afternoon rush hour started. No, people weren’t rushing to join the protesters, but were simply in a hurry as usual to get home and rest.

Anyone weary from a day’s toiling at the office or in school who got stuck in that traffic mess is unlikely to be won over to the protesters’ side. Time and again since the latest political crisis erupted, Filipinos have rejected calls to resolve the nation’s problems in the streets. We’ve been down that road before, and what have we got to show for it? Some of the personalities trying to revive the glory days of the parliament of the streets share much of the blame for the current sorry state of the nation.

It’s a free country, and people can march in the streets all they want to make a political statement. But their freedom of expression must be balanced with the rights of millions of others who do not want to join their street protests. There has to be a way of keeping these protests from disrupting daily life.

At the end of a long day at the office or in school, when your commuting time is doubled or tripled because some marchers have blocked your main route going home, the last thing you’ll want is to join them. What you want to do is pelt them with rocks. Freedom without responsibility is not democracy but anarchy.

The Chief of Intelligence of the Great Powers -- The Destabilization Forces of the Philippines




WARNING!

This man is dangerous. He is armed with enormous amounts of information. Before you will ever know it, he will sell you to the highest bidder. Some of the information in his purse can kill.

THE THREE GREAT POWERS OF THE STREETS
(FORTHCOMING)

The Tale of Two Widows


One Swallowed a bird
Another hit two birds

WE DEMAND A STOP

TO THE

DESTABILIZERS OF

THE COUNTRY NOW!

by

The Citizens Against Rebellion-Destabilization
and Terrorism (CARET)

The Communist Party of the Philippines/New People's Army/National Democratic Front of the Philippines (CPP/NPA/NDFP) a distinctly categorized foreign terrorist organization (FTO) had established together with the supporters of ex-President Jose Marcelo Ejercito a/k/a Joseph Estrada and of Ronald Allan Kelly Poe a/k/a Fernando Poe, Jr. groups, the BAKLASIN SI ARROYO! (from Malacañang) Movement.

Aside from this, it had organized the YOUTH ALLIANCE WORKING FOR THE REMOVAL OF ARROYO! (YOUTH AWARE) and changed its name into the YOUTH DEMANDING THE REMOVAL OF ARROYO! (YOUTH DARE) and this began four months ago from today.

A host of other regional groups were organized by the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and its units (legal and underground). All were geared to the removal of President Gloria Arroyo of the Head of State of the Republic of the Philippines. At the back of all these, CPP leaders, notably Jose Ma. Sison himself, the supposed Chairman of the Central Committee of the CPP have been continuously and without relent, exhorting its officers and personnel to launch violent, inhuman armed attacks against the government elements --- leading to the death of hundreds of public servants and innocents as well.

After the death of a/k/a Fernando Poe, Jr. (FPJ), and prior to the resignation of Mrs. Corazon Aquino's factotum Mrs. Corazon Juliano Soliman a/k/a Dinky and company, together with a mix of extreme Rightists and business sector representatives in the Cabinet, the group of Mrs. Corazon Cojuangco Aquino a/k/a Cory, had bravely and without any regard for the mourning period for a/k/a Fernando Poe, Jr.'s death, came up with a scenario wherein they will be able to recruit Mrs. Jesusa Sonora Poe a/k/a Susan Roces clandestinely into a highly secretive scheme to topple President Gloria Arroyo and replace her with Vice President Emmanuel De Castro.

The shameless Mrs. Aquino and company, were confident that they could win over Mrs. Jesusa Poe into their side. And they succeeded. Mrs. Poe is now on their side and Mrs. Soliman a/k/a Dinky appears to be a conscientious watch dog, always staying by the side of Mrs. Poe.

The deal with Mrs. Aquino appears contrary to the original condition set by the late Ronald Poe to the Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (Philippine Democratic Struggle) Political Party. The late Mr. Poe in 2002, demanded that the political party that he would lead will avoid protests, demonstrations, destabilization, rebellion since as he recognized, the country was already in a bad state due to the effects of recessions happening inside and outside the nation.

In the same secret pact Mrs. Poe will be made a leading figure of supposed "mass protest activities," destabilization actions and possibly even extra-legal and potentially terroristic moves against the state. It fully goes against the grain of the late Mr. Poe's conditions to those who recruited him in 2002 to be the Presidential Standard Bearer of the opposition to candidate President-incumbent Gloria Arroyo.

The new allies of Mrs. Poe who were beneficiaries of Estrada, have the following supposed groups "rallying" against President Arroyo:

• Caucus of Development NGO Networks (CODE-NGO)
• Pagbabago @Pilipinas
• National Peace Conference (NPC)
• Western Visayas Network of Social Development NGOs (WEVNET)
• Federation of Free Farmers (FFF)
• Coalition for Bicol Development (CBD)
• GZO Peace Institute
• Mindanao Caucus of Development NGOs (MinCODE)
• Cordillera Network of Development NGOs (CORDNET)
• Philippine Partnership for the Development of Rural Areas (PhilDHRRA)
• National Confederation of Cooperatives (NATCCO)
• Capiz CODE
• People’s Alternative for Study Center for Research, Education and Social Development (PASCRES)
• Social Democratic Caucus
• Aksyon Demokratiko
• Victoria P. Garchitorena
• Carlo Magno Miranda
• Brenda Batistiana
• Philippine Community Organizers Society (PhilCOS)
• Local Governance Citizens’ Network (LGCNet)
• Women’s Action Network for Development (WAND)
• PILIPINA AKLAN-CAN
• Leyte CODE
• Guimaras Caucus
  

The Cory Aquino Group (CAG) have subsequently been forming the following organizations:

• (New) Pagbabago @ Pilipinas
• Citizens' Impeachment Watch (Mga Mamamayang Nagmamatyag, Nagbabantay, Naninindigan)
• Citizens for Truth, Resignation, Impeachment or Ouster (C4T) 2005
  Black and White Movement
• Save The Republic Movement
• GMA Resign Now!
• many other supposed "movements," "alliances," "coalitions" and "networks"
  

Being that they have opposed the succession to the Presidency of Vice President De Castro, CPP also formed the the WHITE RIBBON MOVEMENT wherein they will be secretly joining with all other sectors that are tolerant of the possibility that Mr. De Castro will be installed as the new President once Mrs. Arroyo is ousted from office. The CPP saw the opportunism of the a/k/a Cory Aquino Group (CAG) that they were pushing for Mr. De Castro to become President while they were prepared to install Senate President Franklin M. Drilon a/k/a Frank as President after they remove Mr. De Castro.

To the communists, a Drilon Presidency might still be acceptable.

In all of these, the political opposition led by Sen. Panfilo Lacson a/k/a Ping, Francisco Escudero a/k/a Cheese, among all the other personalities outside of the ruling administration party, the Philippine communists, the Cory Aquino Group (CAG), and the others, have been involved in a series of destabilization moves on top of the past destabilization forces’ actions such as the May 1, 2001 Siege of Malacañang, the previous attempts at coups d’etat, coups d’ grace, military putsches and even, at certain points in the past, the plot to assassinate Mrs. Arroyo.

The very supporters of the late Mr. Poe, even claimed in January this year (2005), that they were responsible for the terrorist act of firebombing an OB VAN of the television network, ABS-CBN at Mandaluyong City.

Included in all these destabilization activities were letting loose, at least seven hundred or possibly more hardened criminals who were either just out of jail for jumping bail, or else have not yet been arrested and therefore are fugitives from the law, and other forms of criminal elements to conduct the following:

• kidnapping-for-ransom
• bank robbery
• armored car robbery
• carnapping
• theft and burglary
• assassinations
• other crimes
  

The group of Mrs. Aquino wrote that the pro-government congressmen murdered the Impeachment Case vs. Mrs. Arroyo. But that this much-vaunted "murder" will haunt Mrs. Arroyo out of Malacañang.

The CAG people and CPP, the political opposition, supposedly made a Show of Force and complete contempt against the government ostensibly by walking out of Congress on August 30, 2005. They did it because the majority bloc in the House of Representatives “buried the truth about the allegations of corruption and cheating against Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.”

The supposedly weak-lined stomachs of the destabilization forces made them collectively “(retch) in utter disgust against this murderous act of suppressing the truth.”

Elements of the forces of destabilization claim: “How can they dismiss the fact that Mrs. Arroyo tried to influence the outcome of last year's elections when she herself admitted that she called an election official? We all know that it was Garcillano whom she talked to over the phone. We all heard her saying the words ‘yung dagdag, yung dagdag.’

“We are appalled by the brazen use of power by the Arroyo administration in perverting this democratic process enshrined in our Constitution. We certainly question the statement of Malacañang that it did not to try influence the outcome of the hearing when Presidential Adviser Gabriel Claudio was seen inside the halls of Congress huddling with Speaker Jose De Venecia and Majority Floor Leader Prospero Nograles yesterday afternoon. Other Palace lieutenants were also sighted in Congress such PCGG Chair Camilo Sabio. The Palace obviously used all its powers to subvert the truth.

“We condemn the pro-administration's railroading of the impeachment process. It was an overkill. Clearly, the rule of law, a phrase they regularly invoke, was not observed in the last two days when they tried to muzzle the truth that their patron, Mrs. Arroyo, was elected into office under very dubious circumstances.We call on the minority legislators to remain courageous and steadfast against pressures from an illegal and immoral regime.

“We also appeal to other decent and principled lawmakers to sign the amended impeachment complaint so that it can be automatically transmitted to the Senate.

“We also urge the Filipino people to continue to hold on to their dreams of a better and honest government by being vigilant. Let us all go to the House of Representatives on Monday, September 05, and show this administration that we are aghast by the slaying of the truth. Yes, the impeachment process might be dead at this stage but we believe that the dead always has a way of haunting us back. And it will haunt Mrs. Arroyo out of the Palace soon.”

The problem with the destabilization forces elements is that their strategies and tactics are transparent and reveal their desire to take over power using extra-legal and unconstitutional means, not excluding the murder of Mrs. Arroyo.

These very same people have no decency nor minimum ethics and the barest proper deportment that they have resorted to the use of sentiment baiting, appeals to emotions, irrational exercise or over abuse of the rights granted them in a democracy.

The supposed evidence they have against the incumbent highest official of the land, the President of the Republic of the Philippines does not exist.

In consequence, they are and have trying very hard to discredit, demonize, to disinform, delegitimize, destabilize the Republic of the Philippines in order to achieve their purpose of grabbing power in the state.

In answer to their notorious actions and illegitimate moves, we, the Citizens of the Philippines vehemently denounce these DESTABILIZERS, REBELS, TERRORISTS in our midsts.

NO MORE DESTABILIZATION ACTS!
NO TO THE CONTINUING REBELLION!
NO TO THE TERRORIST ACTS BY THE FORCES OF DESTABILIZATION!

NO MORE LIES!
NO MORE BLACK PROPAGANDA!
GRANT PEACE TO THE COUNTRY!
MAKE DESTABILIZATION A HEINOUS CRIME!
LET DEVELOPMENT HAPPEN NOW!!!

Where have all the flowers gone?
They've been replaced by movements. Alliances. Coalitions. Created by people like Cory Aquino, Corason Soliman, Horacio Morales, Panfilo Lacson, Jejomar Binay, and their ilk to destabilize the Philippine Islands. Now, movie stars are even being used (exploited?) anew by these persons who are terribly sick in spirit to topple down the government. How far can they go? How far are they willing to go just to achieve their aims? Only the people can tell.

COMMONSENSE
By Marichu A. VillanuevaThe Philippine Star
09/02/2005


I almost puked when I saw and heard again two former Cabinet officials of President Arroyo making public testimonies to their purported personal knowledge of more cases of her alleged indiscretions to save herself from ouster by impeachment.

The two, Corazon "Dinky" Soliman, former secretary of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and Florencio Abad, ex-Department of Education (Dep-Ed) secretary, made the latest accusations against Mrs. Arroyo in a press conference in Makati City

The two ex-Cabinet officials are members of the so-called "Hyatt 10" who resigned from their respective posts and joined the calls for the resignation of President Arroyo from office after she apologized for a "lapse in judgment" during last year’s May elections.

Soliman, with her signature brightly colored hair streak, dished out with a cracked voice near tears, her "true confession" about a supposed conversation she allegedly overheard between President Arroyo and presidential adviser on political affairs Gabriel Claudio.

What was disgusting was the fact that while Soliman could indeed be telling the truth, she could not possibly have had this opportunity to be within hearing distance of such conversation of Mrs. Arroyo and Claudio at the Palace had she not been a member of the official family of the President.

In the case of Abad, the former Dep-Ed secretary revealed official discussions that they, as former Cabinet members, had with the President on why she should not heed demands for the removal of some of her administration officials associated with her husband, First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo.
As alter-egos of the President, these "kiss-and-tell" antics of Dinky and Abad spoke ill of the quality of the Cabinet that Mrs. Arroyo has for her official family.

Let’s compare them to Cabinet officials of two former Presidents of the Republic who were ousted from office after losing popular support, specifically, the late Ferdinand Marcos and deposed President Joseph Estrada.

The two former Presidents were both thrown out of office. Marcos was kicked out during the February 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution while Estrada was herded out during the so-called EDSA-2 in January 2001. Mrs. Arroyo’s former Cabinet officials wanted her ousted.

Except former Defense Minister Juan Ponce-Enrile who led the military mutineers in 1986, no bitter words were ever spoken by the Marcos Cabinet members against their former leader if only to save their own skin when the administration of former President Corazon Aquino took over the government.
Former Prime Minister and at the same time Finance Minister Ceasar E.A. Virata and former Central Bank Governor and later Education Minister Jaime Laya are still around but they never spoke ill of the late leader who until now has never been convicted of the alleged crimes imputed to him.

Not one of Estrada’s Cabinet members, not even former Trade and Industry Secretary and now Senator Mar Roxas III bad-mouthed the deposed President when he left his Cabinet at the height of the impeachment in Congress in 2000.
It was only Roxas and former Science and Technology Secretary Felimon Uriarte who resigned from the Estrada Cabinet when he was impeached. In the case of Uriarte, the former DOST secretary was pressured by his Couples for Christ colleagues to resign.

A tearful Uriarte even asked permission from and apologized to Estrada before he made public his curt resignation without any drama nor theatrics as to why he did so. He has kept his peace since then.

They stuck it out through thick and thin with their maligned Chief Executive true to their sworn oaths of office and will take to their graves the dark secrets of their tenure.

Estrada’s former Finance Secretary Edgardo Espiritu and former Defense Secretary Orlando Mercado cannot be considered in this category because the two left the previous administration in totally different circumstances.
Estrada gave Espiritu a graceful exit in 1999 and did not publicly fire his former Finance Secretary for the latter’s conflict of interests while in office.

Espiritu testified against Estrada at the impeachment trial in the Senate and subsequently at the Sandiganbayan. Lest I be cited for covering matters sub judice, I cannot go into the details of their testimonies at the Sandiganbayan where Estrada has been undergoing trial for plunder the past four years and three months now.

Mercado, on the other hand, joined EDSA-2 when the military top brass supported the groups behind Mrs. Arroyo, then Vice President and DSWD Secretary, in the ouster plot against Estrada.

Was Mrs. Arroyo the role model followed by the "Hyatt 10" men and women who professed their love for country and presented themselves as patriots when they betrayed the trust and confidence of their former Chief Executive?It is a pitiful sight for these former Arroyo Cabinet officials who tried in vain to appear like martyrs and heroes for the cause of the people when they have been equally guilty of the acts of betrayal of public trust they allege.

Let me share with them these wise counsel from an unknown author: "The measure of a person is not how well he prepares for everything to go right but how gracefully he stands up and moves on after everything goes wrong."
The press conference of Dinky and Abad with some members of the so-called "Hyatt 10" was organized by the newly-formed Black and White Movement (BWM) which is composed of about 20 pro-impeachment groups, including tele-evangelist and defeated presidential candidate Bro. Eddie Villanueva.
The BWM press conference preceded the tumultuous tantrum-throwing and walkout by the pro-impeachment House solons to the delight of the people in the gallery who included actress Susan Roces, widow of the late presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr.

It is repulsive enough for politicians to resort to dramatic antics but it’s much more revulsive when we see them resorting to theatrics as lawmakers.
Former President Aquino, who earlier added her voice to the resignation calls against President Arroyo, will join Roces at the 6 p.m. Mass hosted by BMW today at the La Salle Greenhills, San Juan. Draw your own conclusions.

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* PLDT.com
* Save the Republic
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CABINET SECRETARIES WHO DID MASS RESIGNATION
* Florencio Abad, Secretary of Education
* Emilia Boncodin, Secretary of Budget and Management
* Ging Deles, Peace Adviser
* Vicky Gachitorena, Adviser
* Alberto Lina, Bureau of Customs
* Imelda Nicolas, National Anti- Poverty Commission Adviser
* Guillermo Parayno, Bureau of Internal Revenue
* Cesar Purisima, Secretary of Finance
* Juan Santos, Secretary of Trade and Industry
* Dinky Soliman, Secretary of Social Service and Development
* Rene Villa, Secretary of Agrarian Reform

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The document speaks for itself. It is the title of a house and lot in Forbes Park of Senate President Franklin Magtunao Drilon's stepdaughter, Eduarda Serrano Genuino, who lives in 49 Polk Street, North Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila just 100 meters away from the house of Drilon at 107 Kennedy in the same subdivision.

The property will easily fetch a price between P38 million to P40 million.

Drilon's stepdaughter Eduarda is merely in her 20s or she may be already in her early thirties, at the oldest. But it is odd how she was able to get her hands on about P40 million or more unless the alleged skim of Drilon from the Iloilo International Airport Project that is the baby of Drilon since the time of deposed Pres. Joseph Estrada (of No. 1 Polk St., Drilon's neighbor in North Greenhills) helped Eduarda get that money. (Why more than P40 million? Because of real estate taxes, dummy.)

If it is true that Eduarda does not own the Greenhills mansion, the house certainly was meant not to be included in the real estate properties associated or identified with Drilon, the sitting Senate President. The last that was heard of Eduarda is that she is hardly even employed. So how did she get P40 million or more? That is the one million dollar question.

It is definitely not included in his Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN) that reflects only a total net worth of a figure of only around P20 million and does include a mansion in Greenhills. If indeed Drilon is the one who owns this mansion, poor Eduarda that her stepfather had to drag her and her father's own name into this imbroglio and how heartless of Drilon.

Look now at this man: He has been saying that the truth ought to come out. That the Filipino people want the truth. If that is the case, why should something like this be hidden from the people?

Here is the title:

Meet the Real Corason's Corason

I. The Lady, The Missing NGO Funds and the Burning Ayala Alabang Mansion

Ms. Corason Juliano affectionately called Dinky by her friends, is the daughter of KA LEONILO JULIANO, the capataz of Hacienda Luisita. KA JULIANO, Ms. Soliman's father, answered only to the owners by the family of Corason "Cory" Cojuangco Aquino and he was loyal to them. That was how he got his job in the first place.

Ms. Soliman however tried to re-invent herself and come up with a different package. Being the daughter of an instrument for oppressing the workers of the Hacienda Luisita, she will not own a hacienda and bleed the farmers but will come up with a means whereby later she will claim that whenever she descends upon peasants, they will look at her as a "God."

She joined the NGO community by becoming a "social worker." That began her disguise. She married Hector Soliman now called former Assistant Secretary or former Undersecretary Soliman. He used to be her ghost writer. The former Ms. Juliano herself can read but she does not know how to write.

Through the years she learned how to hire people that will write good proposals to rich funding institutions in the advanced countries like U.S., Europe -- particularly Germany and Belgium. She also enjoyed spending the money outside of what these were intended for.

Her finance officer had ticks on her NGO's bankbook and notations on very large, highly unusual, frequent withdrawals:

400,000 c/o Ma'am Dinky (Ms. Corason Soliman)
300,000 c/o Sir Hec (Mr. Hector Soliman)
500,000 c/o Ma'am Dinky (Ms. Corason Soliman)
200,000 c/o Sir Hec (Mr. Hector Soliman)
250,000 c/o Ma'am Dinky (Ms. Corason Soliman)
300,000 c/o Sir Hec (Mr. Hector Soliman)190,000 c/o Ma'am Dinky (Ms. Corason Soliman)
80,000 c/o Sir Hec (Mr. Hector Soliman)
100,000 c/o Ma'am Dinky (Ms. Corason Soliman)
600,000 c/o Sir Hec (Mr. Hector Soliman)
700,000 c/o Ma'am Dinky (Ms. Corason Soliman)
900,000 c/o Sir Hec (Mr. Hector Soliman)

and so on and so forth. And so she and husband, got a house in Ayala Alabang to be with the extremely rich in that posh village and be part of the elite, turning her back on her beginnings as the daughter of a peasant who learned to lick the Master's boots and become a trusted capataz. She and husband also acquired another house that was more subdued, inside the University of the Philippines Teachers' Village or thereabouts.

She and husband equipped both houses and they acquired several automobiles.

But in the process, they paid their employees low wages and provided only little for the real beneficiaries. At least these little things proved helpful. Every time Soliman went to the grassroots communities that were their milking cows, she was never scorned. She was looked up to as God. Her objective had been reached. So now, like her own father and her father's masters, the Cojuangcos that she was just as beholden to, she was also bleeding the farmers dry of their own blood, sweat and tears. But unlike the Cojuangcos that at times not seldom were hated more than they were loved by their peasant subjects, Soliman was looked up to now, as God.

She lived the life of the rich, she travelled and went to trainings again and again, ostensibly to enrich her knowledge of ways to bleed the poor further.

Then she became very good at tendering parties, social occasions for her old and new found amigas y amigos.

She found a life, she had built herself a niche among the upper class. She was no longer a peasant's daughter after all. She had arrived. The barrio lass from Tarlac, whose father licked asses of the Cojuangcos had arrived!

The problem with her and her husband's arrangements was that the European and other funders got wind of their shenanigans. When Soliman's house was about to be investigated, however, she burned it down in a jiffy and claimed to have "salvaged a few things" and transferred to their other "modest" house at the University of the Philippines vicinity. Trouble started brewing in her NGOs, as well. The staff of her NGO was complaining about her lifestyles of the rich-and-famous way of living while they were all suffering from poverty.

What was good with Soliman was that she kept some people close to the Catholic Church fat. She invoked the Church and God often. She often muses that she would not have been what she is now were it not for the “break” and the superb mentorship she received from the Church. She projected a personality and character of pure virtuousness and integrity, of reform and high progressiveness. She almost made you feel that the Church was the reason for her being what she is right now, an unbridled thief and incorrigibly corrupt creature.

Nevertheless, word spread all around the NGO community and she was not spared by her own detractors. Eventually she lashed back at them and admitted that she was using the NGO funds for peasant beneficiaries for her own private aggrandizement because everyone was doing it anyway! Others claimed to be working for the urban poor, but they stole the urban poor funding! Others, for rebel returnees, for migrant workers, etc., etc., but they were all also stealing their own beneficiaries' funds. Enemies of Soliman emerged left and right. Finally, some of her own enemies were able to reach the funders and got their attention.

II. No more AID from NGO donor agencies, Attack Government Funds

NGO donor agencies' funding for Soliman and her ilk, was cut off. Soliman (for peasants) and Art Ellson, another partner-in-crime of hers were subjected to humiliation by the funders when they brought policemen to her headquarters at Cubao, Quezon City and padlocked her offices there, and Ellson's, a condominium office, at Mandaluyong was also unceremoniously closed down in the same manner.Luckily, she had opened "new offices" for other "NGOs" in other places like the ones near Ateneo de Manila and another at Sikatuna Village. Like a real thief, she could think five times ahead of all of us.

Eventually, without any one to obtain the millions of "project funds" that sustained her and her husband's lifestyles, she determined to join the government. Later however, she will claim that she joined the government because of long-held principles. Perhaps principlies should be the correct term. She had been living a set of lies for a long time.Her father's master, Don Jose Cojuangco, Sr. had a daughter, who was the inutile wife of a Senator and who was almost like an invalid in her own household. She did not even have time to change from her own negligee and she would immediately be receiving her guests to play the chinese game of mah jong with them in her home’s gambling den.

When the Senator died however, she was immediately propelled into the presidency. Don Jose's Corason, also popularly called, Cory, would later give her namesake, Corason Soliman a break.When Soliman entered the government, first she was vomitted out instantly by the system since she proclaimed herself to be moral, of NGO fiber, with reformistic caliber, and virtuous. But she wanted to amass money all at once. The government bureaucracy was threatened by her voracious and rapacious appetite. Imagine Chairman Manoling Morato’s utter disgust when she propositioned Cory Aquino to divest the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office or PCSO of its fund-giving function and concentrate only on selling tickets! He complained bitterly over the acts of Soliman.

Furthermore, the group of Soliman and her partners in the NGO rogue gallery bilked the agency of indebtedness of more than a hundred million for supposed “relending” projects to the poor and did not return the loans! And this was done with a group that purports to be solidly Catholic and “Church-based.”After Cory’s regime, she sort of laid low and her husband did the learning for both of them by also entering into the government service and remaining in his post, patiently learning the trades and opening, blazing trails for Corason Soliman.

But Soliman also tried to get other ideas from outside of the government.

Thus did Soliman learn how to mix the embezzlement of private volunteer organization money and government funds.

In the time of Fidel Ramos, Soliman and her allies including now National Security Adviser Norberto Gonzales, of the NGOs and the Social Democratic mold, were able to get into the government. However, they had some minor problems since Ramos and his people were also hungry for money. So they had little to steal. One of their people however managed to enter the Development Bank of the Philippines and found out how to steal from government financial institutions: Mr. Danilo Songco. (He now leads an anti-GMA group called Pagbabago @ Pilipinas after having robbed government together with Corason and others, P1,700,000,000 through the anomalous PEACe BONDS transaction.)

III. Using London's Money, Recovering London's Money

During the time of Ejercito, Soliman and her husband were at the end of their wits. They had no large fund source to obtain skim from. Their enemies within the NGO community were running the Department of Agrarian Reform. They were reduced to mere begging and cavorting with this and that group that all the more made them look shadier in reputation.

Raring to go back into power and to steal from the government, Soliman and her allies managed to access new funds from a European Catholic institution on capacity building.Using this money, they helped topple Jose Marcelo Ejercito also fondly known as ERAP or otherwise preferred to be called Joseph Estrada.

IV. Erap Gone, Camacho's Rescue

When the Ejercito Vice President, Mrs. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo was finally convinced by her (Soliman) and other persons (Cory Aquino, Soliman's Master, and several others) to run the country and Arroyo agreed, Ejercito was no sooner ousted from the presidency.Suddenly Soliman was again in the driver's seat. She was again a member of the elite, but this time with immense power and influence.Soliman wielded so much power in the Arroyo government that as some Cabinet members complain, she and her allies like Teresita Quintos Deles and Imelda Nicolas-Lewis, et al, could pull Arroyo into instant power meetings over several cups of coffee or tea, wherever and whenever they wanted.

To plug the holes about the missing money from London, Soliman and company, using a priest from Ateneo de Manila, put up a PEACE FOUNDATION. They used the bank Rizal Commercial and Banking Corporation --- the RCBC, to join them. Together with Arroyo's Secretary of Finance Department Isidro Camacho, they put up the PEACE BONDS deal that profited for their group One Billion and Seven Hundred Million Philippine Pesos (P1.7 B) at the beginning of the Arroyo government.

Soliman herself netted at the very least, P100,000,000. Ms. Teresita Deles, another P100,000,000. Ms. Marissa Camacho another P100,000,000, Ms. Imelda Nicolas-Lewis P100,000,000, Mr. Danilo Songco, also P100,000,000 (as mentioned above, he was appointed by ex-President Ejercito / Estrada to Development Bank of the Philippines but since he also "fought" with Soliman in the EDSA II, was retained by Arroyo until 2004 whereupon he became an Arroyo critic after his removal from the bank's Board), an Ateneo priest, receiving the bulk of the money through the PEACE FOUNDATION, INC. which he was made the chief officer of, and down the line.

The London funds were possibly returned with some deductions for the "seminars" and "meetings" held, unless the London sponsors had decided to make them hold on to the funds for future references.

V. Soliman: I am principled, I am moral, I stand for Truth, I am a people empowerment woman, etc. etc. …

Arroyo is corrupt, the people deserve more...These words are from a Corrupt and "Civil Society" Liar, Thief and Cold-Blooded Peasant Killer (because she eats fine cuisine food from out of money that would have been for farmers' projects that would never be properly started, and she buys expensive houses and automobiles as well while the peasants continue to stay as there are for decades, many of them just dying from sheer hunger).

She attributes her own "sacrifices" to the people. So that the people may have more. Because the people deserve more. That is hyfalutin bull. The very people she "committed" herself to serve, she had duped from the time she saw the glittering money of the NGO donor agencies and she and husband and her accomplices ran off with the funds, leaving the poor farmer beneficiaries staring blankly at nowhere.

When her husband learned the inner workings of obtaining funds for Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries (ARBs), she plunged into the money for Agrarian Reform Communities and was able to steal none too small amounts from the till that their combined representatives in the Ramos Cabinet (including her own husband, Hector) were almost all swept away due to a succession of scandals that rocked the Department of Agrarian Reform.

Now Soliman is supposed to be a highly explosive witness serving the enemies of the Philippine Government that are plotting to make Arroyo Resign, be impeached or else, ousted like Ejercito a/k/a Erap. How far can her testimony go without the Senators on the side of the government not someday discovering her propensity to commit evil deeds for her own and her husband's and her associates' selfish, vested interests?

Is this not a ploy to make the extremely anomalous, plunderous P1.7-Billion worth PEACE BONDS deal forgotten by the people? By the masses? All of the Filipino people will be the ones to pay the entire sum of the PEACE BONDS once they become demandable in several years time. And yet none of us are ever even complaining about what evil Soliman and company have done to us?

Soliman blames Arroyo for being the cause of the country's miseries and troubles. Yet she fails to mention how much she had stolen from the time she began masguerading as a sincere NGO worker but behind the facade, she was really just her peasant-capataz father's grandly over ambitious daughter who wanted to live amongst the Ayala Alabang filthy rich and to be able to sustain her lifestyle at the expense of her own countrymen.

Granting that Arroyo is impeached and that suddenly, Soliman's new Master, Senate President Franklin Drilon will just suddenly become President, she must be given a new powerful Cabinet position. Possibly as Secretary of the entire Cabinet who will have access to a President Drilon of the future. The problem is if the Resign - impeach - oust movement will succeed and Drilon will ditch her. Or if the movement will fail and she will have nowhere else to steal money from. Or the people that she and her husband together with their accomplices have been using as fronts for stealing money from donor agencies and the government will suddenly realize what Soliman had been doing to them and they will take matters into their own hands.

Poor Corason. That would finally be the actualization of the bad karma that she'd been spreading around.

Questions on assets to confront Lacson
GOTCHA
By Jarius Bondoc
The Philippine Star
09/05/2005


Wednesday 2 p.m. in California (Thursday 5 a.m. in Manila) is Sen. Panfilo Lacson’s moment of reckoning. Faced with a bench warrant, he must show up at the Superior Court in Alameda County to pay damages of $31,262 to a Filipino-American businesswoman, whose handcuff supply to the Philippine National Police he had reneged as its chief in 1999. Paying up is the easy part. Lacson’s office announced last week that friends in the US would advance part of the equivalent of P1.7 million. That may not be the end of it, though. The controversial politician is also under the judge’s order to explain how he intends to recompense Blanquita Pelaez with clean money. On pain of contempt of court, he must submit bank statements, real estate titles, business books, car registrations, stock certificates, insurance policies, and other proof of wealth – in compliance with US money-laundering laws. That could unravel details of Lacson’s alleged hidden wealth that a Senate inquiry in 2001 did not disclose.

Pelaez’s lawyer Rodel Rodis gives a preview of what is to come, in an article written for Fil-Ams entitled "Questions to Ask Lacson." Excerpts:

"Lacson apparently doesn’t like me. In interviews with Manila dailies and radio stations on Aug. 20, he called me a liar for telling an ABS-CBN reporter that Judge Barbara Miller had issued a bench warrant for him. He insisted this wasn’t true. Unfortunately for him, the TV reporter (Christi Morales) was present in court on Aug. 17 when Judge Miller rejected the excuses of Lacson’s counsel for why he didn’t show up at the hearing. The judge then ordered that a bench warrant be issued. The warrant would be withheld until Sept. 7, Judge Miller said, when Lacson will be given a final opportunity to appear in court to answer questions about his assets.

"Assuming he will appear at the hearing to lift the bench warrant, I will finally be able to ask Lacson what I was going to ask him on Mar. 5, 2003, the date the first order of examination (OEX) that I applied for on Jan. 13, 2003. I had personally served Lacson the OEX at a Manila TV talk show called Strictly Politics on Jan. 21, 2003.

"In that TV program Lacson had publicly declared he was willing to go to the Superior Court on Mar. 5 to answer my questions under oath. It would be a chance to clear the record, he said. But the senator then did everything he could to void or avoid the OEX hearing. He retained lawyers in San Francisco to set aside the default judgment I had obtained against him.

"Over the last two-and-a-half years since then, Lacson’s lawyers tried to throw out the case for lack of jurisdiction, but succeeded only in reducing the amount of the judgment. After the matter had gone through various hearings and submissions of innumerable briefs, the judgment against defendant Panfilo Lacson remained. I was finally able to apply to the court for another OEX to compel Lacson to appear in court to answer my questions under oath.

"Lacson was served the OEX on Aug. 1, ‘sneakily’ he claimed, but in conformity with California law. He was required to appear in court on Aug. 17 and he didn’t; thus, the bench warrant.

"Lacson has once again announced that he is willing to appear in court on Sept. 7 to answer all my questions. And once again, I believe, he will do everything to avoid it. But if Lacson does show up, I am prepared to ask him questions about his assets.

"I will ask him about the home he purchased on 1011 Laguna Seca Loop in Chula Vista, California, on Mar. 1, 1996. Where did he get the money to buy it? When he sold it on July 20, 1999, where did he deposit the proceeds? Did he then buy the property on 2305 Sea Island Place in Chula Vista? What other properties did he purchase?

"According to his Apr. 22, 1996 bank statement, Lacson had two bank accounts in his name at a Bank of America branch in Rancho Cordova, California. One was an interest checking account (17471-00188), the other a regular savings account (17478-00046), together totaling $104,793.26. His Oct. 23, 1996 bank statement showed that his two accounts had risen to $178,544.88. In 1996 Lacson was chief of the Presidential Anti-Crime Commission. What was his salary then? After he closed these two bank accounts, where did he transfer his funds?

"On Nov. 13, 2000, Lacson remitted $100,000 to his wife Alice at her Bank of America account in Woodman Sherman branch, Van Nuys, California, through the Bank of New York. Two days later on Nov. 15 the amount of $49,980 was sent by Teresita Go to her same Bank of America account through HSBC Bank in New York. On Nov. 27, $149,980 was remitted to her same account also through HSBC-New York. On Dec. 26 another $144,339.62 was again remitted to the same account through the Bank of New York. Where did all this money come from and what happened to it?

"On Jan. 8, 2001, Lacson’s wife had two Bank of America accounts (24306-01369 and 24301-01390) totaling $356,464.54. Where did this money come from?

"Four months later on May 8, 2001, these same accounts had $251,174.25 left. From these two accounts on June 5, 2001, Lacson’s wife withdrew $246,199.25. Where was this money transferred? "From that Bank of America account, Lacson’s wife made two checks to purchase two Toyota Sequoia SUVs from Longo Toyota in Sacramento, one on Dec. 3, 2000 for $50,000, the other on Dec. 27, 2000 also for $50,000. Where are these SUVs now?

"On Dec. 27, 2000, Lacson’s wife formed a limited liability company called Orient Light LLC, with corporate papers filed with the California Secretary of State on Jan. 8, 2001. On Mar. 16, 2001, Lacson’s wife made two checks to Orient Light Freight Intl. Inc. (Nos. 106 and 107), each in the amount of $50,000. On Apr. 6, 2001, Alice filed a statement of information on Orient Light LLC as ‘President/CEO’ of the limited liability company. This was filed in Sacramento on Apr. 10, 2001. Are Orient Light LLC and Orient Light Freight Intl. Inc. the same or are they two separate entities? Do Lacson and wife still have an interest in these two businesses? "On Mar. 14, 2001, Lacson’s wife withdrew $100,000 from her Bank of America account No. 24301-01390. Where was this money transferred?

"Earlier on Mar. 8, 2001, a Wells Fargo Bank account (201-8575365) was opened in the name of Orient Light LLC, with the account signatories listed as Robert Co, president, and Alice, vice president. On Apr. 17, 2001, the monthly statement of this bank account showed an ending balance of $200,098. What happened to the assets of this LLC? Is this LLC still operating?

It only happens in the Philippines. A drug dealer, chinese national Michael Uy a/k/a Jimmy Wong Aquino, posing with his protector, a hopeless drug addict from San Juan, Metro Manila, Philippines --- Jude Ejercito, the very son of President Jose Marcelo Ejercito a/k/a Joseph Estrada.


JUDE ESTRADA with MICHAEL UY

Michael Uy's warehouses and makeshift methamphetamine hydrochloride laboratories, as well as his various residences, were raided by Philippine National Police - PNP. Possibly due to connections in the PNP, Michael Uy always managed to elude arrest. However, volumes of illegal drugs and other prohibited substances were seized during those raids, proving that Michael Uy is deeply involved in drug trafficking and even to a certain extent, manufacture.

His fellow chinese nationals involved in the same illegal trade were arrested instead.

Later, Michael Uy / Jimmy Wong Aquino was arrested by intelligence operatives after being proven to be the same person who "hijacked" more or less 2,000 kitchen LPG fueled stoves worth several millions. The owner of those stoves is Hanabishi.

Through the abovesaid drug lord's connections in the Immigration bureau and the son of the President, he managed to have himself taken into the custory of Immigration. The drug trafficker's friends gave the ruse that Michael did not have any valid papers for staying in the country and therefore must be deported back to China.

Michael disappeared after that and went underground. He had not been apprehended once more.

In the picture below, Michael is posing happily with the Chief of the Philippine National Police --- PNP.

It is no wonder that Michael is hard to find.


PNP GEN. PANFILO LACSON (now Senator) with MICHAEL UY

In the south of Manila, in the City of Tacloban, located in the Visayas, the mother of Michael Uy a/k/a Jimmy Wong Aquino (below) poses with a huge smile on her face, with the incumbent President of the Republic of the Philippines himself, His Excellency Jose Marcelo Ejercito a/k/a Joseph Estrada.


PRES. EJERCITO a/k/a ESTRADA with MICHAEL UY's mother

The Philippines desperately needs to be rescued from these people who are purveying narcopolitics in the country today.

The reason why they want to return to power is that their forces have been decimated and their resources have been seriously disturbed --- to say the least --- by the government under HE PGMA.

Even some of their allies in the United States Embassy have been kicked out of their positions unceremoniously. But the remainder of their US Embassy based clique still remain.

These people could still afford to offer U.S. VISAS particularly to those who can help them further their destabilization objectives.

God and all the enemies of illegal drugs help us!

ACKNOWLEDGMENT: Photos are courtesy of the National Capital Region, Philippine National Police's Regional Intelligence Special Operations Office. All recovered in a series of raids in the year 2001.

we lifted this q & a forum / blog for many more to be able to read about terrorism. with apologies to the authors and site owner, here it is:


FILIPINOS NEXT BOMBERS?

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Southeast Asia: The Next Big Front in the GWOT

Go check out Michelle Malkin. She's right, you know. Expect the next wave of terrorist to be Filipinos, Pakistanis, or Thais.
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Anyway event the Filipines is going to start "profiling" OFWs who are returning from the MIddle East.
Posted by: Marcus Aurelius at April 11, 2005 02:37 PM

Fundamental Islamic militancy is definitely taking root in SE Asia... but it's pretty clear it's spreading all over the world: look at the recent low-scale suicide attacks in Qatar and Egypt. And if its not actually spreading, the media is still so obsessed with it (understandably) that it hypes up every attack.

I just can't get over the notion of a "suicide bomber". It's just the most messed up thing in the world. I respect Japanese kamikazee pilots because they (thought they) were defending their way of life. But how the hell can you respect someone who straps on a bomb and strolls into the nearest congregation of civilians???

Four f*cking suicide bombers struck in Iraq today alone. How can there be so many people who are willing to die just so they can kill other Arabs - other Muslims?!?!?

When you look at the big picture it's impossible to really gauge whether or not we're winning this thing...

PROs -> terrorists on run; Afghanistan free; Iraq free
CONs -> terrorists recruiting more than ever; hundreds of suicide bombings in Iraq; other major attacks against Westerners in Spain, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Indonesia...

Is it just that people are counting now... or are things actually getting worse??
Posted by: Martin at April 11, 2005 02:40 PM

Things are getting worse and will continue getting worse as long as America keeps poking the hornet's nest with a stick.
Posted by: greg at April 11, 2005 02:57 PM

I have to disagree with you when it comes to Michelle.

Cindy

Posted by: firstbrokenangel at April 11, 2005 04:09 PM

Martin,

Very interesting question. Not easily answered. I bet there is a way to quantify this, just haven't figured it out quite yet.

Posted by: Rusty Shackleford at April 11, 2005 04:46 PM

Ever question where they got their motivation from?
Posted by: Collin Baber at April 11, 2005 06:23 PM

Greg: "Things are getting worse and will continue getting worse as long as America keeps poking the hornet's nest with a stick."

Care to offer another solution to "poking the hornet's nest?" Oh wait, I know, it's the Clinton strategy. Ignore them they will go away.

Posted by: Marc at April 11, 2005 06:40 PM

I caught the first sentence and assumed you were at it again. You really need to watch it sometimes, Admiral/Doctor

Posted by: The Babaganoosh at April 11, 2005 06:45 PM

Some alarm bells going off in the media and in the blogosphere, and some wondering if the US might be getting ready to send troops to another country. One Blogger takes it a bit too far: "Expect the next wave of terrorist to be Filipinos, Pakistanis,...

Weblog: Capital Region People
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( I got to your trackback, but it seemed to take a few extra steps... not really broken, just testy!)
Posted by: Dave Lucas at April 11, 2005 09:28 PM

I go to the phillipines every year by reason of a hobby of mine. I say bullshit. Listening and reacting to one in 10,000 is bullshit. Thats why I call it bullshit. Why not listen to the other 9,999 who only desire to come to America. If they knew how torturous the 13 hr flight was, they wouldn't wish to come.

Posted by: greyrooster at April 11, 2005 09:46 PM

Dear Greyrooster,

What hobby might that be?
Posted by: Collin Baber at April 11, 2005 11:40 PM

Go check out Michelle Malkin. She's right, you know. Expect the next wave of terrorist to be Filipinos, Pakistanis, or Thais.

a few comments.

1) filipinos are 92-94% Christian and 4-5% Muslim. In Mindanao, where the Islamic terrorists operate, Christians constitute re 83% while Muslims 5%.

2) There are reports that Saudi Companies (fronting for terrorist orgs) are recruiting Filipino Muslim insurgents as Overseas Foreign Workers (OFWs) in Mindanao to undergo terror training in Saudi Arabia and Iraq.

3) I have yet to read or hear any report about Filipinos Muslims or Indonesians or Thais becoming "suicide bombers". Our Muslim terrorists in RP usually plant bombs and detonate them from a distance or plan raids on gov't bldgs and ambush military convoys.

Maybe it's just an "Arab thing" or maybe Filipinos and other asians are just not as suicidal and hopeless as their arab brothers.

Fundamental Islamic militancy is definitely taking root in SE Asia... but it's pretty clear it's spreading all over the world: look at the recent low-scale suicide attacks in Qatar and Egypt. And if its not actually spreading, the media is still so obsessed with it (understandably) that it hypes up every attack.

it's been happening long before 9/11, long before the US invaded afghanistan and iraq. filipino muslims were secretly getting their training in afghanistan long before the US invaded iraq. we even had a madrid type of bombing on dec. 30, 2000 in the philippines, perpetrated by Jemaah islamiya terrorists -- 9 months before 9/11.

When you look at the big picture it's impossible to really gauge whether or not we're winning this thing...

PROs -> terrorists on run; Afghanistan free; Iraq free

CONs -> terrorists recruiting more than ever; hundreds of suicide bombings in Iraq; other major attacks against Westerners in Spain, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Indonesia...

Is it just that people are counting now... or are things actually getting worse??

i can speak only on the situation in the philippines. are the terrorists getting more recruits from the philippines because of bush's policies, or are we just getting better at finding them and noticing them because we became more vigilant after 9/11?

here's what joseph mussomeli, Chargé d’Affaires of the U.S. Embassy in Manila, had to say re that:

http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/rp1/wwwhr533.html

Q: A recent development like the capture of that Palestinian national down in Zamboanga, how significant is that? Do you think that points to increased cooperation between al-Qaeda-linked groups and elements of the Abu Sayyaf?

CDA: I honestly don’t know enough about that specific instance to comment. I would say that, you know, it’s hard to say whether the JI links are getting stronger or we’re just becoming better at finding them. Maybe in the late 90s, it was just as bad and we just we’re too oblivious because we were focused on other parts of the world to know. But what we do find is that it seems that the links are stronger, that Mindanao is almost, forgive the poor religious pun, the new ‘Mecca’ for terrorism.

Posted by: john marzan at April 12, 2005 04:01 AM

oops, i meant In Mindanao, where the Islamic terrorists operate, Christians constitute re 83% while Muslims 17%.

Posted by: john marzan at April 12, 2005 04:06 AM

Man With Suitcases Captured at Capitol

SWAT team heroically wrestles dirty laundry to ground.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,1280,-4930070,00.html
Posted by: greg at April 12, 2005 08:27 AM

John:

Interesting post - the only thing I take issue with is your statement that you have yet to be made aware of "any report about Filipino Muslims or Indonesians or Thais becoming 'suicide bombers'":

Jemmah Islamiya's three major post-9/11 attacks have all involved Indonesian suicide bombers (Bali nightclub, Jakarta hotel, Jakarta embassy). Also, don't forget that Zarqawi happily takes recruits from ANY nation - I think I'm right in remembering one of the bombers that attacked Britain's relocated Black Watch troops last year was described as being 'a Caucasian man'.

It's definitely not just Arabs that go in for this suicide bomber malarky. I think it's more a consequence of some serious mental conditioning and deep depression / anger; i.e. anyone can be sucked in.

The more I think about it, in fact, the more I realise that the liberal explanation of 'poverty under tyranny' turning people into suicide bombers is oversimplistic. While that clearly can be a factor (esp for the Palestinians & the Uzbeks, for example), in places like Iraq it just doesn't hold water: most Iraqis are now more terrified of and restricted by the terrorists than they are the occupying force.

PS. Another day, another three suicide bombs (only killing Iraqi civilians, of course).

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/050412/325/fg6ub.html
Posted by: Martin at April 12, 2005 02:53 PM

Jemmah Islamiya's three major post-9/11 attacks have all involved Indonesian suicide bombers (Bali nightclub, Jakarta hotel, Jakarta embassy). Also, don't forget that Zarqawi happily takes recruits from ANY nation - I think I'm right in remembering one of the bombers that attacked Britain's relocated Black Watch troops last year was described as being 'a Caucasian man'.

It's definitely not just Arabs that go in for this suicide bomber malarky. I think it's more a consequence of some serious mental conditioning and deep depression / anger; i.e. anyone can be sucked in.

fine. them most of the fucked up suicide bombers are indonesians and arabs (in the mideast and recruits in europe).

okay na?

don't worry, i'm still supporting bush 100% on this and we are slowly and surely seeing a more stable iraq after the jan. 30 elections. attacks are decreasing and the terrorists are getting more desperate.

P.S. i'm not surprised by the fact that Indons are stupid enough to do this. their country is poor, corrupt and muslim... no wonder. didn't Jemaah Islamiya originate from their country? tsk tsk.

Now the strategy is for Filipino authorities to arrest all suspicious looking indonesians and saudis (threat profiling) in the philippines before the influence our filipino muslim brothers to go suicidal too... LOL!

Posted by: john marzan at April 13, 2005 12:14 AM

"most of the fucked up suicide bombers are indonesians and arabs

Don't forget the Chechens
Posted by: Martin at April 13, 2005 06:30 AM

"suicide bombers"? are you talking re beslan? but IIRC, many of the chechen terrorists escaped the beslan schoolhouse after murdering the little children and detonating the explosives.

not my definition of "suicide bomber".

but there were a few arabs among the hostagetakers... ;)
Posted by: john marzan at April 13, 2005 08:30 AM

i agree that you'll find a few non-arabs engaging in suicide bombings once in a while, but majority of the people that are doing this are still arabs, IMO. ;)
Posted by: john marzan at April 13, 2005 09:12 AM

No man - in 2003/4 there were frequent waves of suicide truck & belt bomb attacks in both Chechnya and Moscow; mostly carried out by 'Black Widows' (Chechen women whose husbands / brothers had been killed by Russian troops). They even brought down two commercial jets!

I just think its dangerous classifying suicide bombs as an Arab phenomena - not least of all because the belt technique was invented by the Tamils in Sri Lanka.

The only reason Arabs tend to be the culprits is because the Middle East constitutes the bulk of the world's Muslim population.
Posted by: Martin at April 13, 2005 11:40 AM

Martin: Good point. All muslims are bad for world peace. Arab or not makes no difference. Islam is from the gutter. It's more than this pie in the sky Allah thing. It's a racist, anti-christian, anti-hindu, anti-buddist, anti-Jewish, etc: It's all over the world, noting but trouble. Anyone denying this illrefutible fact is nothing but an ignorant liar. This is why it is practiced by the backward people and races of the world. Hundreds of years of jealousy rules these backward imbeciles. Intelligent modern people would never practice a religion based on hate.
Posted by: greyrooster at April 13, 2005 10:55 PM

The Secret of the Estrada Presidency
Sheldon Ferma
Sunday, 07/24/2005

There are secrets and there are secrets. So that many more may know, it is thus told by an insider about former Pres. Joseph Estrada, that actually Estrada struck a deal with his predecessor in 1998, then Pres. Fidel V. Ramos, that he will be made president but that he will sit only for one-half of the term, that is equivalent to three (3) years.

Terms of Installation

The deal provided that Speaker Jose C. de Venecia will not be allowed to win in the 1998 presidential elections. Whether there was animosity between de Venecia and Ramos, it was not mentioned. Speaker de Venecia became bitter after the defeat and as many as his friends were who came to offer solace, it took time before he was able to recover from the doldrums. the problem was that his “friend” Ramos deliberately did not give him any money. Until the last days of the campaign, the people of de Venecia waited and waited, but no funds came.

That came to be corroborated by the part in the story where purportedly, truckloads of money were delivered by Gen. Jose Calimlim, then Ramos’ Chief of the Presidential Security Group (PSG) --- who was surprisingly made to stay over as PSG Group Commander at Malacañang and even supposedly introduced by Estrada as a “close relative”.

Some of the other deliveries of huge amounts of money on the other hand, were said to have come from the Philippine Amusements and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) then under Miss Alice Reyes and other deliveries were made by retired AFP Col. Virgilio Vigilar, then the Secretary of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) of Ramos. Both Alice Reyes and Virgilio Vigilar were also given holdover status after Estrada assumed the presidency.

Deal Makers, King Makers

The deal to make Estrada President was allegedly struck by the Dr. Jesus Ejercito, brother of the then Vice President Joseph Estrada with incumbent Pres. Fidel Ramos. And so Estrada became, or more appropriately was made, the President.

Ramos man (and former Marcos operator under the former Ministry of Local Government head, Jose Roño from Samar) Ronaldo Puno, now Representative of Antipolo, repeated the Sulo Hotel Operations of Ramos, this time for Estrada. Estrada won by a staggering lead. He purportedly got between ten to eleven million votes and was declared a “majority president”. The Estrada propaganda machine painted Estrada as being loved by the masses since he got more than the magic number of votes to win the presidency. He won by a landslide.

On the other hand, mysteriously Dr. Ejercito died suddenly as soon as Estrada took his oath of office at Malolos, Bulacan. Estrada had to suddenly fly to the United States to attend his brother’s funeral.

More than one year later, misfortune allegedly befell the Estrada camp when Ramos or an emissary started reminding him to prepare relinquish his post as agreed upon. The people of Estrada stalled and prayed for more time, invoked the name of saints and angels to make a miracle happen.

Lacson, even asked Estrada to kick out Sec. Ronaldo Puno from the Department of Interior and Local Governments (DILG) --- suspecting him as a plant of Ramos.

Lacson submitted to Estrada at several pieces of paper supposedly detailing his resignation, wherein he (Lacson) said: I am resigning because of the following: .... and he continued to name the anomalies of Estrada including killings that have been ordered by Estrada when he was infuriated, mad, in the splendor of his drunken stupor.

Estrada capitulated and Lacson's resignation was not accepted. Lacson's next move was to push his endorsee, Gen. Alfredo Lim to the vacant position of Secretary, DILG. That is how Puno lost his post and as he is in now the good graces of the First Gentleman, his having been booted out of the Estrada government served him good. Sec. Puno, at present is closely linked with the President's husband, First Gentleman Juan Miguel T. Arroyo. It was bruited about in the gossip mills that Puno and the First Gentleman belong to the same fraternity.

Some say that Estrada already liked the idea of being President and that he himself, not only his closest people like Lacson, wanted to stay in power. Nevertheless, he followed the advice of Lacson and those of his other confidantés in Malacañang to just stay as President and not step down. There seemed to be no other more acceptable choice. But titillating as it was, at the back of it --- staying in the Palace for more than the time frame agreed upon --- still was the gentleman's agreement between Ramos and Dr. Ejercito.

To make the story short, Estrada did stay and nonetheless was booted out of power. His last stand was at the bay of Pasig River where some of his Cabinet members bid him farewell. At the final moment, he made the short trip across Pasig to the PSG compound on the other side of Malacañang and was possibly airlifted to his house in San Juan.

Now, the Estrada wives, their children and his former bright boys at Malacañang – notably Lacson and Jejomar Binay who was his Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman during his regime, among others, are trying to bring down Her Excellency President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo (HE PGMA). They are working very hard to make people believe that PGMA is no longer popular. That people no longer trust her. That people think everything she is saying are lies.

If you read between the lines, the Estrada group thinks they have the right to get back and enjoy the rest of their heyday in power. However, whether there was or there wasn't any deal at all between Dr. Ejercito and Ramos, nobody seems to be saying. Even Estrada himself would rather that it was kept secret. With Dr. Ejercito dead, and with Ramos, a man who keeps his cards closest to his chest all the time, who can tell the people the real truth about how de Venecia, standard bearer of the party in power, lost to a candidate who had no political sense and energy to be President and who got strapped to a stretcher each time he got tipsy or real drunk?

What does the truth about Estrada’s presidency imply? It means simply that the elections that propelled Estrada, were a farce. Estrada’s camp knew that it was. And so they are using it now as a vital and key issue in removing PGMA from power because they know the ins and outs of it.

If this claim of Estrada’s presidency being obtained by way of a deal is true, then Estrada had his share of power and his people were supposed to have enjoyed their time at the helm of the country, without ever having to work for it. It was handed to them in a silver platter. Just because they would just not heed the terms of their agreement so they were driven out.

Yet now they have the gall to reclaim power that is no longer theirs. Lacson is at the forefront of this battle. And now, the anti-PGMA movements even claim to have the support of DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY, ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY, and the University of the Philippines, among so many other Universities.

In defense of an Estrada return to power?

If it will be for the comfort of the anti-PGMA movement, the political organization of Estrada that was used by Fernando Poe Jr., as well as the skimpy machinery that Poe and his allies created for him, did not even decently campaign for the presidency. In the urban centers and provinces, they fielded the least number of poll watchers.

They allegedly hatched the OPLAN NO DEFEAT which provides that the political opposition will not agree to PGMA becoming President. They will oppose her election and installation to the presidency at all costs.

Today, one would ask, how much did it take to make Estrada a president? Estrada certainly did not spend decent money there. It was Ramos, using PAGCOR, DPWH, and Malacañang intelligence and discretionary funds.

On the side, there was the money from the drug lords, gambling lords, kidnap for ransom groups such as the PAROHINOG GROUP that gave no less than 700 million pesos to Estrada through Lacson.

After sitting as president, Estrada raked in millions in dollars and billions in pesos using many front men, like the much-vaunted palace chimoy (domestic helper, runner) allegedly a former bugoy (bum, vagrant) and long-haired drug addict look-alike, Jaime Dichavez, whom Estrada and his legal people call the owner of the account at Equitable Bank! Dichavez was resented by the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC), then led by Estrada appointee former Rep. Vicente Rivera. Dichavez cornered all the projects of DOTC, supposedly in the name of the First Family, and held day long series of meetings at the conference room of the DOTC. He was the DOTC pipeline to Estrada. He was almost the secret secretary of that department holding his office at the conference room of the Office of the Secretary.

Who is Jimmy Dichavez?

Dichavez did not use to wear a decent shirt until he started making money from the Antonio clan of mandaluyong that are closely associated with Estrada. Now Dichavez is is supposed to "own" a condominium or a string thereof, several fast luxury cars, SUVs, but all of these are courtesy of Estrada and company.

Dichavez himself is nothing, simply nothing. He may have jumped also into illegal drugs outside of his former job as salesman of two-way radios and communications devices and equipment spare parts but even that would not have made him a billionaire several times over as the Equitable Bank account suggests.

If Estrada did not spend any decent money in getting the presidency, but earned a huge skim together with Panfilo Lacson, Andrew Gonzales, Edgardo Angara, Horacio Morales, John Osmeña, Teresita Aquino Oreta and several others during his administration, Estrada and his cronies have a lot of spending money now.

It was apparent that they too did not help FPJ. The man was bereft of any substantial financial support. That is probably why he showed no presence in the precincts and in the polling centers in most of the areas in the country.

Therefore, today, they must have much money in store to engage in destabilization. They will be able to afford the cost of feeding rallyists and demonstrators from the squatter colonies of metro manila and paying them compensation after the rallyists attendances are checked.

Estrada even had the gumption to tell his mother, Mary Ejercito that her next birthday would be Ok. That probably, he told her, that the Estrada Family’s problems will be over.

During the two and a half years at Malacañang, the Estrada administration with Lacson at the helm of the PNP, Santiago Toledo at the National Bureau of Investigation and Gen. Jewel Canson at the anti-drugs superbody, almost every street’s nook and corner in impoverished parts of Metro Manila turned into a drug retail outlet.

The Estrada regime were killing Filipinos by bleeding them of money for illegal numbers games and quasi legal games like BINGO TWO BALL, among others.

The question now is why should the people ever trust Estrada? Why should they trust Lacson? Or Aquilino Pimentel, the cousin of Estrada's estranged wife, who is now Sen. Luisa Pimentel Ejercito. Or Jejomar Binay, the Mayor of Makati City who is leading protest rallies in the financial district himself to the consternation of the leaders and workers of businesses in that City?

The supposed civil society people and Liberal Party elements who together with former President Corazon Cojuangco Aquino and a then missing military component tried to ram the idea of “supreme sacrifice” of resignation to the President's mouth. The armed component’s supposed MANIFESTO came a little much later, but the message is hollow and trite.

Finally, who will solve the whoddunit puzzle: Who killed Dr. Ejercito? Was it because his name was purportedly affixed on the documentations of entire van loads of drugs from China being transhipped through the country to US and other destinations? Or was it because of the deal to make Estrada a president at least for only three years?

It is certainly doubtful that Dr. Ejercito merely killed himself or died from natural causes. There was too much at stake in the deal he had made with Ramos. The truth will be made known someday. Meanwhile, Estrada and his minions, and now joined by the opportunist civil society elements who have nowhere to go but government from where to steal funds to line their own pockets as they did with the money of European and American funding organizations’ assistance for the poor, and the Communist Party of the Philippines members, among other fellow opportunists are creating as much noise as they can by shouting in all forums from Congress, Senate, Coffee Shops, convention centers, to the streets that PGMA should resign or else she will be ousted by a revolution.

They should all be ashamed.