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Binay claim on SAF 44 mural a lie
« on: August 09, 2015, 12:19:58 PM »
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04:48 AM August 7th, 2015


Malacañang on Thursday assailed the camp of Vice President Jejomar Binay anew for allegedly dishing out another lie—that the Palace was responsible for the removal of a mural of the police’s Special Action Force (SAF) 44 from the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) in Silang, Cavite.

Presidential Communications Secretary Herminio Coloma told reporters that there is no proof or truth to the allegation that the Office of the President had a hand in moving the mural even as he emphasized the need to “let the public know the truth.”

Binay’s office had issued a press release saying the Office of the President was behind the mural’s pullout from the PNPA, where it was initially unveiled.
 
“Chief Supt. Armand Ramolete, the PNPA director, had reported to Philippine Public Safety College president General [Ricardo] de Leon that the subject mural was pulled out from the PNPA by the owner of the Erehwon Center for the Arts which made the art piece,” Coloma said, after the owner had reportedly cited the absence of an appropriate space to store it.

Coloma, who also heads the Presidential Communications Operations Office, also disclosed that “a statue honoring the SAF 44 has been put up at the Camp Mariano Castañeda in Silang, Cavite.”

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Re: Binay claim on SAF 44 mural a lie
« Reply #1 on: August 09, 2015, 12:20:29 PM »
Binay’s staff brought the SAF 44 mural to the Cavite State University, where the Vice President delivered his “true” State of the Nation Address (Tsona) on Monday.

Binay spokesman Joel Salgado told reporters that the Office of the Vice President now hosts the mural after “someone higher up” ordered the PNPA to put it down.

Binay saluted the mural during and after his speech, where he repeatedly lambasted what he described as an inept Aquino administration.

The highlight of his Tsona was his roll call of the names of the slain police commandos at the end of his address.

Politicizing their heroism

Said Binay in his speech: “In Mamasapano, 44 SAF troopers laid down their lives while many were wounded. But even just for a short time, their heroism was not mentioned in the State of the Nation Address [of the President]. Even a thank you, there’s none. Good for the President’s hair stylist and fashion designer, they were part of the long list of people he thanked.”

Interior Secretary Mar Roxas, the administration’s standard-bearer in the 2016 elections, had slammed Binay for politicizing the heroism of the SAF 44.

“For five years, [Binay] applauded the administration he’s been part of. Now this? But worst of all, he politicized the heroism of the SAF 44. This is not right,” Roxas said in a text message to reporters.

Presidential spokesman Edwin Lacierda has repeatedly slammed Binay’s camp for “dishing out lies” about the administration.

He dared Binay’s group to “bring it on,” saying that the Vice President and his allies were attacking Aquino because they could not respond to the allegations of corruption and ill-gotten wealth against him.

“We have yet to hear a response other than ‘it’s just politics,’” Lacierda said.

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Re: Binay claim on SAF 44 mural a lie
« Reply #2 on: August 09, 2015, 12:22:26 PM »
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Gisingbayanko • 2 days ago
Remember how Bi anay put his initials on the cross and rosary as a political give aways censured by the church?

This mural episode is obviously another of his political gimmickry trying to wash away his mandarambong top of the mind image of voters.
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Mark Obusan • 2 days ago
Not to worry Malacanang, between the word of the palace and Mr Binay we know who is more credible
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w4d • 2 days ago
Paakyat na sa langit ang SAF 44 pero pilit kinakabitan ng kadiliman na sugo ni satanas...
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opinyonlangpo • 2 days ago
The binay is just too evil in taking advantage of the demise of the fallen SAF44, as if he sincerely cared for them but in reality just using them to further his political ambitions. Lets just see if the relatives will praise the binay or curse him for desecrating their memory, most likely they will go for the money.
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Hey_Dudes • 2 days ago
I am betting the next move of Mr. Jejomar Binay is to gather families of these murdered SAF 44 and for photo op - he will again lambast the administration while handing out cash and other political propaganda to improve his mileage. If he take this road it will showcase the kind of character we can associate with scam artist unfit to be president of a country.
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tata_boy • 2 days ago
Nog2, makinig ka, di madali ang maglubid ng buhangin. Di ka na nadala, puro supalpal ang aabutin mo.
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Mang Tasyo • 2 days ago
ang MAGNANAKAW ay kapatid ng SINUNGALING....
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