Saturday, September 30, 2017
Shocking: In only 6 years, Noynoy Aquino's record of failure is presently more awful than all of the Marcos years
Filipinos who can't quit discussing the "horrors" of the Martial Law years under the late previous President Ferdinand Marcos are beginning to appear to be sad and frantic for consideration. While the monstrosities against the casualties ought to be denounced, their cases were at that point conveyed to court and won pay. It is currently time to proceed onward to atrocities occurring at introduce times.
Dead for right around 30 years yet at the same time being rebuked for PNoy's failure
Promoters of human rights misuse ought to comprehend that the new age of Filipinos today are not keen on the past in light of the fact that they are battling an alternate sort of oppression that is significantly more hard to crush contrasted with what Filipinos were looking amid the Marcos administration.
Filipinos today are being quieted into feeling that the nation is protected in the hands of President Benigno Simeon Aquino and his partners – individuals from the government. Truth be told, as ahead of schedule as 1986, after the late previous President Cory Aquino assumed control from Marcos, Philippine prevailing press and other showbiz identities aligned with her administration made the hallucination that the nation is in an ideal situation under the Aquinos. The Filipino individuals have been misled for more than 30 years.
Because the media tend to gloss over the incompetence and failures of succeeding administrations starting with and especially Cory Aquino after Marcos left, Filipinos have become their worst enemies. They have become apathetic and indifferent to the issues plaguing the nation because they have been made to believe that the kind of thievery and abuse now is nothing compared to the Marcos years. That notion is false. Some claim that the harassment, abuse and pilfering of public funds today may not be as blatant as it was during the Martial Law years but it is still happening. Mainstream media is just not highlighting them enough.
Aquino supporters keep harping about the so-called “freedom” Filipinos are enjoying today but majority are squandering their freedom and don’t appreciate how they got it in the first place. The fact of the matter is, the people who went against the so-called “dictator” then cared enough to demand change and they weren’t afraid to die for their principles. That is not something we can expect from a lot of the Filipinos of today. Most of them are just allowing government abuse to go unchecked and are resigned to thinking that they are helpless against it anyway. You can say that they have lost their fighting spirit and couldn’t be bothered to go against the tyranny of the second Aquino administration. It seems love for the country is not enough to compel majority of Filipinos to do something drastic. In this sense, the situation in Philippine society now is worse than the Martial Law years.
nstead of talking about the horrors of the Martial Law years, human rights advocates should be talking more about the horrors perpetrated during the Aquino regime. After all, they are still happening now. BS Aquino’s list of failures is getting longer and one suspects that there will be more to come prior to him stepping down in a few months. Here’s a reminder of some of the highlights of his fiascos:
1. Illegal detention of former President Gloria Arroyo
BS Aquino’s centerpiece for his “Daang Matuwid” is falling apart. Even before he won the presidency, he had been working on vilifying Arroyo to make the case for her continued illegal detention more convincing to the gullible public. Unfortunately for him, Arroyo found a powerful ally in world-renowned international human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin-Clooney. She recently won the case she brought to the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention with a ruling saying that Arroyo’s detention is arbitrary and illegal under international law. The court is recommending Arroyo be granted bail and compensated accordingly.
Malacanang is pretending they had nothing to do with her illegal detention even though the cases filed against her were based on trumped-up charges and were done in haste. The UN body also noted that Justice Secretary Leila De Lima defied the Supreme Court when she prevented Arroyo from leaving for overseas to seek treatment for her illness. It’s no secret that De Lima was under pressure from her boss BS Aquino to carry out his orders to detain Arroyo at all cost.
If Filipinos do not see this as a case of abuse of power, then they have lost their moral compass. If detaining a former President under false charges can be done without repercussion, then what chance does the average Filipino have against this kind of tyranny?
Advertisement
2. Thievery and mismanagement of public funds under the guise of mechanisms such as Disbursement Acceleration Program (DAP) and Presidential slush funds
This is an example of subtle ways the Aquino government is using taxpayers’ money unconstitutionally. Ignorant Filipinos — and they are the majority — do not realize how much of their money the current administration has wasted on nothing of substance. Billions of pesos could be unaccounted for because they were given as bribes to members of Congress who then gave it to fake NGOs. So far, no one in the Aquino government has been prosecuted for DAP shenanigans despite the Supreme Court’s ruling that the use of “savings” from another branch is illegal.
In addition to the DAP fiasco, billions of pesos in funds generated from the Malampaya Natural Gas Facility seems to be unaccounted for too:
Malampaya has been supplying natural gas to three major power plants in Luzon and the court decision was sought to safeguard the fund from possible misuse.
Previously, a special audit report cited cases of questionable fund use.
One of these was the P900 million supposedly released to the Department of Agrarian Reform, but was instead allegedly allocated to fake nongovernment organizations. Currently, the Office of the Ombudsman is probing those implicated in in the irregular deals.
As of March 2015, the government has received over P208 billion from the natural gas project since it began earning from it in the early 2000s.
The question now is, what has the Aquino government done with the funds? If it is just sitting around in a bank account somewhere, then that’s proof of his incompetence. He could have used that to fix vital infrastructure and modernize the country’s defense force. I would not be surprised if he has authorized the use of the funds for campaign purposes in order to ensure his party retain power in the coming election.
3. Under the BS Aquino government, the Philippines has earned top awards for the worst Airport, worst traffic and worst country to die in.
And I wish I was making this up. The Manila International Airport or what some prefer to call the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) has remained consistently at the top of annual surveys as the worst airport in the world. Respondents to surveys conducted by the Guide to Sleeping at Airports website voted the airport in for its “dilapidated facilities”, “dishonest” airport workers – particularly taxi drivers – long waiting times and “rude” staff. Most of us were not surprised by the feedback. The terms “dishonest” and “rude” are indeed, synonymous with the name Aquino too.
The Philippines under PNoy became tops at being the worst in various global surveys.
The Philippines under PNoy became tops at being the worst in various global surveys.
As if having the worst airport wasn’t enough, Metro Manila was also named as having the “worst traffic on Earth,” according to a GPS-based navigation app, Waze. The result of their global evaluation was also not surprising to the hapless motorists who get stuck on the road for hours on a daily basis. For almost six years, BS Aquino government did nothing to improve road quality and infrastructure in the historic road called EDSA. It’s baffling why the son of “People Power” icons did not prioritize fixing the traffic chaos that has only gotten worse each year he has been in office.
From the same evaluation, the Philippines was also ranked as the 9th worst place to drive in the world. If another global survey was conducted rating the condition of the country’s public transport system, I’m pretty sure the Philippines would be among the worst countries in terms of public transport.
A recent study commissioned by Singapore nonprofit Lien Foundation also highlighted that the Philippines is one of the worst places to die in. Out of a list 80 countries included in the study, the country ranked 78th – nearly at the bottom:
The low ranking of the Philippines in the overall scores of quality of death index was attributed to the severe shortage of specialized palliative care professionals, lack of government-led strategy for the development and promotion of national palliative care, limited number of government subsidies or programs for individuals accessing palliative care services, and limited public understanding and awareness of palliative care services.
The Aquino government’s incompetent cabinet members whose priorities are misguided have only resulted in the Philippines becoming one of the worst places to live and die in. Who in their right mind would want this kind of wretchedness to go on? Only those who have been brainwashed by mainstream media would.
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Sunday, September 24, 2017
Saturday, September 23, 2017
Friday, September 22, 2017
Isang Anti-Duterte Protester maaaring Makulong dahil sa Pagsuot nito sa PH Flag
You can petition the govt for its abuses and lapses but that does not mean you can blatantly violate our law especially RA 8491 also known as the AN ACT PRESCRIBING THE CODE OF THE NATIONAL FLAG, ANTHEM, MOTTO, COAT-OF-ARMS AND OTHER HERALDIC ITEMS AND DEVICES OF THE PHILIPPINES.
Section 34 (prohibited acts) paragraph E. “To wear the flag in whole or in part as a costume or uniform
Expressing one’s patriotism is enshrined in the Philippine Constitution, but wearing the Philippine flag as your costume in street protest could land you in jail.
This is the hard lesson the unidentified woman in the photo must learn that freedom and democracy has limits too.
The photo was taken by the Philippine Daily Inquirer during the September 21 rally of the Liberal party, renouncing the Duterte government for alleged human rights violations and other sins against the people.
The Facebook page “Digong” alerted the social media regarding the Philippine law that woman in the photo has just possibly violated a Philippine law by uploading the photo on social media.
Thursday, September 21, 2017
SIGN UP HERE: KUNG KAISA KA NI PANGULONG DUTERTE NGAYONG SEPT. 21
SIGN HERE: KUNG KAISA KA NI PANGULONG DUTERTE NGAYONG SEPT. 21
Comment your location below!!!
Tulungan natin ang ating Pangulo, sa kabila ng ng mga batikos sa kanya.. sana suportado mo pa rin siya..
Commemt your location in comment box below!!!
Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Tuesday, September 19, 2017
Monday, September 18, 2017
Sunday, September 17, 2017
Friday, September 15, 2017
MADRE NANAWAGANG MAG PEOPLE’s POWER SA LUNETA PARA PABABAIN SI DUTERTE SA KAPANGYARIHAN!
Ma. Mary John Mananzan, isang madre na nanawagan na mag People’s Power sa Luneta para pababain o patalsikin sa Pangulong Duterte, ito ang kanyang pahiwatig sa video na makikita niyo sa ibaba.
Nang dahil sa mga krimen na nangyayari sa ating bansa parang sa pananaw niya sa sarili niya mali na rin raw siguro ang ginawa ng ating Pangulong Duterte, gayon pa man ang mga taga suporta ni Pangulong Duterte nito ay hindi sang-ayon sa magiging mangyayari kapag ito ay mangyayari.
Nang dahil sa mga krimen na nangyayari sa ating bansa parang sa pananaw niya sa sarili niya mali na rin raw siguro ang ginawa ng ating Pangulong Duterte, gayon pa man ang mga taga suporta ni Pangulong Duterte nito ay hindi sang-ayon sa magiging mangyayari kapag ito ay mangyayari.
Ayon sa kay Ma. Mary John Mananzan, madami na ang Hinuli, Tinorture, Pinatay atbp. Ang nangyayari sa kalakaran ni Pangulong Duterte, marahil dapat lang raw na gawin ang People’s Power ang inaanyayahan niya ang mga tao na maki-isa umano sa para pababain ang ating Pangulo.
Thursday, September 14, 2017
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Tuesday, September 12, 2017
Monday, September 11, 2017
Saturday, September 9, 2017
Studyante ng UP Binanatan Ang Mga Duterte Supporters
STUDYANTE NG UP BINANATAN ANG MGA
DUTERTE SUPPORTERS
Kevin Madrilla predicted about the Duterte fans "to adhere to the face" for criticizing people s\who seek justice for those murdered under the Duterte government.
Kevin Madrilla predicted about the Duterte fans "to adhere to the face" for criticizing people s\who seek justice for those murdered under the Duterte government.
A research analyst and MA student of the University of the Philippines supported President Rodrigo Duterte's supporters.
Kevin Mandrilla predicted about the Duterte fans to "adhere to the face" for criticizing people who seek justice for those murdered under the Duterte government.
Mandrilla also called on them to allow their folks and Filipinos shed their love for Duterte.
Mandrilla included that they'd wake up.
See Mandrilla's whole Facebook article:
I am going to - to everybody who complains to people who struggle for justice, for kids killed under this government, I only need to mention that the face of the face.
Notably that is nothing else to say but "how are these blessed?" - that is what they make. You look exactly like you.
Do you believe that these statements are useful? Or the police officers that are violent? When you have yet to be clear about what it is you are really doing, I want to do the honour: you're the true protector of offenders.
Do you believe that these statements are useful? Or the police officers that are violent? When you have yet to be clear about what it is you are really doing, I want to do the honour: you're the true protector of offenders.
What is more surprising is the reason you decide to blaze facing us in the front of law enforcement.
To not be uniform and can't be a pestilence in society. You only need to become mad with all the rapists, in addition to your anger on people who will kill the kid, dab it 30 times, and toss it to the creek. Plus it might be too mad at the very start.
To not be uniform and can't be a pestilence in society. You only need to become mad with all the rapists, in addition to your anger on people who will kill the kid, dab it 30 times, and toss it to the creek. Plus it might be too mad at the very start.
'Don't inquire how this occurred? Don't you join things?
It's stated that the only "routine" of this government's killings has been' to, you've already been prohibited. Regardless of how weep Persida Acosta or even Bato, they won't be removed. The Davao system remains a significant city now.
Calling to halt the massacre isn't the same as encouraging medication.
It's stated that the only "routine" of this government's killings has been' to, you've already been prohibited. Regardless of how weep Persida Acosta or even Bato, they won't be removed. The Davao system remains a significant city now.
Calling to halt the massacre isn't the same as encouraging medication.
Various items are those - but one we need: a well-organized society using a legitimate principle of law.
We're both individuals and Filipinos. Hopefully 'you won't lose folks and your Filipino since you only adore the president. Quite great. It is not worthwhile. Not now. Not ever. I repeat, awaken.
We're both individuals and Filipinos. Hopefully 'you won't lose folks and your Filipino since you only adore the president. Quite great. It is not worthwhile. Not now. Not ever. I repeat, awaken.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
-
TAPANG PAGOD BUHIS BUHAY ANG ATING MGA SUNDALOPARA MAGSILBI S
