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Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109 - all for the prolonging of the agony of the Filipino people by extending Gloria Arroyo's swallowing of power. According to reports, the price is P20 Million Each in the form of additional pork barrel funds.

National Capital Region

Vincent P. Crisologo, Quezon City
Matias V. Defensor, Jr., Quezon City
Mary Ann L. Susano, Quezon City
Nanette Castelo-Daza, Quezon City
Bienvenido M. Abante Jr., Manila
Jaime C. Lopez, Manila
Maria Zenaida B. Angping, Manila
Maria Theresa B. David, Manila
Amado S. Bagatsing, Manila
Daniel R. De Guzman, Marikina City
Marcelino R. Teodoro, Marikina City
Eduardo C. Zialcita, Parañaque City
Henry M. Dueñas, Jr., Taguig
Alvin S. Sandoval, Malabon City-Navotas City
Jose Antonio F. Roxas, Pasay City
Oscar G. Malapitan, Caloocan City
Mary Mitzi L. Cajayon, Caloocan City
Roman T. Romulo, Pasig City
Rexlon T. Gatchalian, Valenzuela City
Magtanggol T. Gunigundo I, Valenzuela City

Cordillera Administrative Region

Manuel S. Agyao, Kalinga
Elias C. Bulut, Jr., Apayao
Mauricio G. Domogan, Baguio City
Samuel M. Dangwa, Benguet
Solomon R. Chungalao, Ifugao

Ilocos Region

Thomas M. Dumpit Jr., La Union
Victor Franciso C. Ortega, La Union
Arthur F. Celeste, Pangasinan
Conrado M. Estrella III, Pangasinan
Marcos O. Cojuangco, Pangasinan
Victor F. Agbayani, Pangasinan
Ma. Rachel J. Arenas, Pangasinan
Eric D. Singson, Ilocos Sur
Ronald V. Singson, Ilocos Sur
Roque R. Ablan, Jr., Ilocos Norte
Cecilia S. Luna], Abra

Cagayan Valley

Florencio L. Vargas, Cagayan
Manuel N. Mamba, Cagayan
Junie E. Qua, Quirino
Carlo Oliver D. Diasnes, Batanes
Rodolfo T. Albano, Isabela
Edwin C. Uy, Isabela

Central Luzon

Jose V. Yap, Tarlac
Jeci A. Lapus, Tarlac
Monica Louise Prieto-Teodoro, Tarlac
Lorna C. Silverio, Bulacan
Pedro M. Pancho, Bulacan
Reylina G. Nicolas, Bulacan
Ma. Victoria Sy-Alvarado, Bulacan
Arturo C. Robes, San Jose del Monte City
Albert C. Garcia, Bataan
Herminia B. Roman, Bataan
Joseph Gilbert F. Violago, Nueva Ecija
Ma. Milagros H. Magsaysay, Zambales
Antonio M. Diaz, Zambales
Aurelio D. Gonzales, Jr., Pampanga
Juan Miguel M. Arroyo, Pampanga
Anna York P. Bondoc, Pampanga
Carmelo F. Lazatin, Pampanga

CALABARZON

Danilo E. Suarez, Quezon
Wilfrido Mark C. Enverga, Quezon
Michael John R. Duavit, Rizal
Adeline Rodriguez-Zaldarriaga, Rizal
Angelito C. Gatlabayan, Antipolo City
Roberto V. Puno, Antipolo City
Eileen Ermita-Buhain, Batangas
Mark Llandro L. Mendoza, Batangas
Victoria H. Reyes, Batangas
Jesus Crispin C. Remulla, Cavite
Elpidio F. Barzaga, Jr., Cavite
Maria Evita R. Arago, Laguna
Edgar S. San Luis, Laguna

MIMAROPA

Antonio C. Alvarez, Palawan
Carmencita O. Reyes, Marinduque
Eleandro Jesus F. Madrona, Romblon
Ma. Amelita C. Villarosa, Occidental Mindoro
Rodolfo G. Valencia, Oriental Mindoro

Bicol Region

Rizalina Seachon-Lanete, Masbate
Narciso R. Bravo, Jr., Masbate
Antonio T. Kho, Masbate
Al Francis C. Bichara, Albay
Reno G. Lim, Albay
Luis R. Villafuerte, Camarines Sur
Felix R. Alfelor, Jr., Camarines Sur
Diosdado Ignacio Jose Maria Macapagal-Arroyo, Camarines Sur
Joseph A. Santiago, Catanduanes
Jose G. Solis, Sorsogon

Western Visayas

Florencio T. Miraflores, Aklan
Genaro M. Alvarez, Jr., Negros Occidental
Jeffrey P. Ferrer, Negros Occidental
Ignacio T. Arroyo, Jr., Negros Occidental
Jose Carlos V. Lacson, Negros Occidental
Alfredo D. Marañon III, Negros Occidental
Raul T. Gonzalez, Jr., Iloilo City
Niel C. Tupas, Jr., Iloilo
Ferjenel G. Biron, Iloilo
Arthur Defensor, Sr., Iloilo
Judy J. Syjuco, Iloilo
Janette L. Garin, Iloilo
Joaquin Carlos Rahman A. Nava, Guimaras
Fredenil H. Castro, Capiz

Central Visayas

Roberto C. Cajes, Bohol
Edgardo M. Chatto, Bohol
Pryde Henry A. Teves, Negros Oriental
Pablo P. Garcia, Cebu
Pablo John F. Garcia, Cebu
Ramon H. Durano VI, Cebu
Nerissa Corazon Soon-Ruiz, Cebu
Benhur L. Salimbangon, Cebu
Eduardo R. Gullas, Cebu
Antonio V. Cuenco, Cebu City
Raul V. Del Mar, Cebu City

Eastern Visayas

Roger G. Mercado, Southern Leyte
Eufrocino M. Codilla, Sr., Leyte
Carmen L. Cari, Leyte
Andres D. Salvacion Jr., Leyte
Trinidad G. Apostol, Leyte
Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez, Leyte
Reynaldo S. Uy, Samar
Sharee Ann T. Tan, Samar
Teodolo M. Coquilla, Eastern Samar
Paul R. Daza, Northern Samar
Emil L. Ong, Northern Samar
Glenn A. Chong, Biliran

Zamboanga Peninsula

Rosendo S. Labadlabad, Zamboanga del Norte
Cecilia G. Jalosjos-Carreon, Zamboanga del Norte
Cesar G. Jalosjos, Zamboanga del Norte
Victor J. Yu, Zamboanga del Sur
Antonio H. Cerilles, Zamboanga del Sur
Dulce Ann K. Hofer, Zamboanga Sibugay

Northern Mindanao

Vicente F. Belmonte, Jr., Lanao del Norte
Abdullah D. Dimaporo, Lanao del Norte
Rolando A. Uy, Cagayan de Oro City
Marina P. Clarete, Misamis Occidental
Herminia M. Ramiro, Misamis Occidental
Yevgeny Vicente B. Emano, Misamis Oriental
Pedro P. Romualdo, Camiguin
Candido P. Pancrudo Jr., Bukidnon

Davao Region

Franklin P. Bautista, Davao del Sur
Marc Douglas C. Cagas IV, Davao del Sur
Arrel R. Olaño, Davao del Norte
Antonio F. Lagdameo, Jr., Davao del Norte
Isidro T. Ungab, Davao City
Vincent J. Garcia, Davao City
Prospero Nograles, Davao City
Thelma Z. Almario, Davao Oriental
Nelson L. Dayanghirang, Davao Oriental
Rommel C. Amatong, Compostela Valley
Manuel E. Zamora, Compostela Valley

SOCCSKSARGEN

Datu Pax S. Mangudadatu, Sultan Kudarat
Arnulfo F. Go, Sultan Kudarat
Emmylou Taliño-Mendoza, Cotabato
Bernardo F. Piñol, Jr., Cotabato

CARAGA Region

Glenda B. Ecleo, Dinagat Islands
Philip A. Pichay, Surigao del Sur
Florencio C. Garay, Surigao del Sur
Francisco T. Matugas, Surigao del Norte
Guillermo A. Romarate, Jr., Surigao del Norte
Edelmiro A. Amante, Agusan del Norte
Jose S. Aquino II, Agusan del Norte

Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

Pangalian M. Balindong, Lanao del Sur
Faysah Omaira M. Dumarpa, Lanao del Sur
Yusop H. Jikiri, Sulu
Munir M. Arbison, Sulu
Simeon Datumanong, Maguindanao
Nur G. Jaafar, Tawi-Tawi

Party- Lists

Narciso D. Santiago III, Alliance for Rural Concerns
Edgar L. Valdez, Association of Philippine Electric Cooperatives
Ernesto C. Pablo, Association of Philippine Electric Cooperatives
Robert Raymund M. Estrella, Abono
Nicanor M. Briones, Agricultural Sector Alliance of the Philippines, Inc.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #1 on: June 11, 2009, 03:02:54 PM »
Apil si Edgardo Chatto ug Roberto Cajes? Tsk, tsk. This is even more disappointing because they are two men I highly respect.

Cajes was the chair of the House ethics committee that investigated the alleged hidden wealth of the Arroyos in Germany and cleared them.

Edgar Chatto has a sterling legislative record and is largely credited for catapulting Bohol in the tourism map.

Both excellent lawyers and lawmakers. They've got a lot of explaining to do for their participation in this trampling of the Philippine constitution.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #2 on: June 11, 2009, 05:37:12 PM »
Ma o ni guingun nga money changes everything, they don't deserved to be called an honest public servant.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #3 on: June 11, 2009, 06:05:11 PM »
dakua sad ang bayad 20 M pesos? sus! og tinuod man galing ni mosamot jud og kapobre ang pilipinas og sila ra ang mabulahan.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #4 on: June 11, 2009, 06:39:00 PM »
I remember the cliche of a definition of politics in my PolSci class: "who gets what, when and how."

How true! Sadly, in the real rough-and-tumble of Philippine politics, deciding who gets what, when and how has nothing to do with ethics and morals, and has everything to do with power. Money is power. So even seemingly good men like Chatto and Cajes throw caution to the wind and make very uncharacteristically self-centered decisions.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #5 on: June 11, 2009, 06:55:49 PM »
Who cares? People will still vote for them on the next elections anyway.

I want this Constitution changed. It's so full of defective and flawed provisions. It's no longer attuned to the times and globalization. I want a parliamentary and federal form of government.

If only the senators agree to this Con-ass, then there won't be any trouble. Some senators only want to become president that's why they can't accept a change in the constitution. LOL

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #6 on: June 11, 2009, 07:40:48 PM »
Murag familiar ka gali, loyski. Anyway, masabtan nako nga lain atong porfolio ron. But let me just put in my two cents' worth on this one.

Presidential system is outmoded? I think US should also revamp its constitution then. The problem is that we always blame the system, the form of government, anything but the politicians, for the ills of our society.

I think we are the only country that has overhauled the entire constitution 6 times since we have claimed our national identity in 1899, as opposed to most countries making partial or incremental amendments.

The fluidity and instability of our politics is rooted in our inability to allow our democratic institutions to take root. What we should do is strengthen the check-and-balance mechanism of the co-equal branches of government--the executive, legislative and judicial branches. We should also make the Commission on Elections completely independent, and push for long-overdue computerization so that the voice of the people will indeed be counted.

The change from a presidential to a parliamentary system at a time when we are preparing to elect a new president seems to me like an ill-planned political maneuver. This is something we should have done in 1987, when we had the latitude of choice to break away from the past. Why is it that we always talk of the need to change the political system when it is clear that it's simply the incumbent's political exigency?



Who cares? People will still vote for them on the next elections anyway.

I want this Constitution changed. It's so full of defective and flawed provisions. It's no longer attuned to the times and globalization. I want a parliamentary and federal form of government.

If only the senators agree to this Con-ass, then there won't be any trouble. Some senators only want to become president that's why they can't accept a change in the constitution. LOL

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #7 on: June 12, 2009, 10:37:51 AM »
kapoy na mo uy, pwede mopahuway na mo!

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« Reply #8 on: June 12, 2009, 11:49:24 AM »
kapoy na mo uy, pwede mopahuway na mo!

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« Reply #9 on: June 12, 2009, 02:47:28 PM »
Familiar gud ky taga-bohol man ko.hehe...

Anyway, I think our country's situation is different from the USA. They have a very strong democratic tradition, and has been for hundreds of years, while we're a relatively new democracy. While they have not changed their Constitution, they have amended it many times already.

I think we're the only country in South East Asia with a presidential form of government. Maybe we'll try something else to see if it will fit us perfectly. They say that if it ain't broken, why fix it? But our government is broken, and we can't fix it, so maybe we should try something else.  :) The presidential form of government is cause for too much political instability, especially when there are many ambitious politicians who have no shame or word of honor. Let's try a parliamentary form of government and have a prime minister as head of government, who we can replace if he/she doesn't do the job.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #10 on: June 12, 2009, 09:35:48 PM »
"Cajes was the chair of the House ethics committee that investigated the alleged hidden wealth of the Arroyos in Germany and cleared them."

to begin with, that investigation was a farce. cajes sought if there were properties in germany in the name of mike arroyo. with our experience of erap amassing ill-gotten wealth under the name of jose velarde, the direction with which the cajes investigation proceeded is obviously a sign of a farcical play.

"Edgar Chatto has a sterling legislative record and is largely credited for catapulting Bohol in the tourism map."

while edgar chatto may have authored a good number of house bills, i would beg to disagree that chatto is responsible for the brisk business the tourism sector in bohol has been experiencing. this fact is largely due to the inclusion of bohol as one of the 8 anchor tourism destinations in the country as identified, promoted and actively supported by the Department of Tourism (DOT). chatto does not even have anything to do with the inclusion of bohol in the list of 8 anchor destinations. chatto's contribution to tourism was his recently-approved tourism bill. long before the approval of this bill, thousands of tourists had visited bohol and that number can hardly be credited to chatto... as evidenced by his support for house bill 1109, he is nothing more than an instrument in the perpetuation of corruption in this country. if ever edgar chatto should run for any public office in the next elections, he should be junked on the basis of his shameful support for 1109. so should all administration candidates, especially if arroyo runs for a house position in the coming elections; we all know what this will be leading to.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #11 on: June 12, 2009, 10:04:23 PM »
"Who cares? People will still vote for them on the next elections anyway.

I want this Constitution changed. It's so full of defective and flawed provisions. It's no longer attuned to the times and globalization. I want a parliamentary and federal form of government."

without meaning to cast insult to those who will continue to support house bill 1109 signatories, it is obviously an exercise of freedom of choice that is devoid of any rational thinking.

it is true that our constitution is not perfect but should the whole thing be changed simply because some parts are no longer relevant?

1. can we not simply amend the parts that need to be changed?

2. do we have to allow a constituent assembly which is composed of the same members of the house of congress which shamelessly alloted money for themselves for so-called development projects in their areas which they euphemistically call contryside development fund which they take from public coffers? if our constitution must be changed/amended, it should be done through a constitutional convention which will be represented by members that are elected by the people for the sole purpose of changing/amending the constitution. this will at least minimize if not totally eliminate the incorporation of provisions that only serve the selfish interest of politicians. to change the constitution through a constituent assembly is very much like giving count dracula the keys to the blood bank.

3. many politicians are talking about the shift of the form of government from presidential to parliamentary system. it doesn't require one to be a rocket scientist to figure out that the only reason for the pursuit of this direction is simply to lay the groundwork in which the incumbent president may become prime minister, which in a parliamentary form of government, is the actual hands-on leader and delegates the president as a titular head of state (tao-tao, kiko-kiko).

if we must change our form of government because it is no longer effective and relevant, why don't we try to shift towards federalism? after our initial exposure to the local government code that put more power and autonomy to LGUs to run their own affairs and taking off some power from imperial manila, the most logical direction to go is towards federalism because it gives us the opportunity to exercise more autonomy in the LGU and we don't have to follow the dictates of imperial manila. for a long time, countryside development has been dictated by bureaucrats and technocrats who have never left their airconditioned offices in manila and thus do not know what juan dela cruz in the barrio really needs. it's time we are given the opportunity to chart our own affairs, manage our own resources, manage our own funds. this can be achieved under a federal system of government. so if we must change our form of government, it should be towards federalism, not parliamentary system. better still, let's leave it alone and amend only what's necessary.




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« Reply #12 on: June 12, 2009, 11:52:28 PM »
I have to defer to your opinion of these two men, since I've only read about them and don't have first-hand knowledge of their performance. I just have to admit that I was impressed and held them in high esteem until I've read their names in this list.

Indeed,  it's not fair to attribute Bohol's phenomenal rise as a premier tourist destination to a single individual, let alone someone like Edgar Chatto. Looking back now, it is more accurate to say that Chatto has benefited from Bohol's collectively driven rise to prominence in the tourist map and as a result has been given the recognition in Congress and by the president as a tourism leader. Chatto has forgotten that he is indebted to the Boholanos, not the Malacanang nor the majority party in Congress.

"Cajes was the chair of the House ethics committee that investigated the alleged hidden wealth of the Arroyos in Germany and cleared them."

to begin with, that investigation was a farce. cajes sought if there were properties in germany in the name of mike arroyo. with our experience of erap amassing ill-gotten wealth under the name of jose velarde, the direction with which the cajes investigation proceeded is obviously a sign of a farcical play.

"Edgar Chatto has a sterling legislative record and is largely credited for catapulting Bohol in the tourism map."

while edgar chatto may have authored a good number of house bills, i would beg to disagree that chatto is responsible for the brisk business the tourism sector in bohol has been experiencing. this fact is largely due to the inclusion of bohol as one of the 8 anchor tourism destinations in the country as identified, promoted and actively supported by the Department of Tourism (DOT). chatto does not even have anything to do with the inclusion of bohol in the list of 8 anchor destinations. chatto's contribution to tourism was his recently-approved tourism bill. long before the approval of this bill, thousands of tourists had visited bohol and that number can hardly be credited to chatto... as evidenced by his support for house bill 1109, he is nothing more than an instrument in the perpetuation of corruption in this country. if ever edgar chatto should run for any public office in the next elections, he should be junked on the basis of his shameful support for 1109. so should all administration candidates, especially if arroyo runs for a house position in the coming elections; we all know what this will be leading to.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #13 on: June 13, 2009, 12:27:21 AM »
Familiar gud ky taga-bohol man ko.hehe...

Sir, daan pa lagi ko nga nakahimamat ta na ka. Murag ikaw gyud tong nangitag rason aron di makaadto sa Senado kay stressful. Now I undertand why you want them stricken out from the constitution.

Anyway, I think our country's situation is different from the USA. They have a very strong democratic tradition, and has been for hundreds of years, while we're a relatively new democracy. While they have not changed their Constitution, they have amended it many times already.

Ako lang punto, we'll never reach maturity in our democratic institutions because we keep changing our system before it has even gelled and before we've even learned the ropes.

I am not against amendments per se. Like bolingitboy, I believe that we can make amendments on parts and portions where the majority of Filipinos agree there is a need for. But a wholesale change of the constitution, rammed by a constitutional assembly (mura na man sila'g parliament wa pa man gani napulihan ug parliamentary system) on behalf of the entire populace at this time when we're approaching the next presidential election is simply beyond me.


I think we're the only country in South East Asia with a presidential form of government. Maybe we'll try something else to see if it will fit us perfectly. They say that if it ain't broken, why fix it? But our government is broken, and we can't fix it, so maybe we should try something else.  :) The presidential form of government is cause for too much political instability, especially when there are many ambitious politicians who have no shame or word of honor. Let's try a parliamentary form of government and have a prime minister as head of government, who we can replace if he/she doesn't do the job.

As I argued in the other thread, a parliamentary system also has inherent instability in that the executive and legislative branches are merged, and in times of legislative stalemate, it would always be a race between the prime minister dissolving the parliament or the parliament casting a vote of no-confidence on the prime minister. When a situation like this arises, it would be chaotic, since both the executive and legislative branches are affected.

In my opinion, a parliamentary system can work smoothly if we have a strong, stable party system (unsaon man nga daghan man kaayo balimbing sa atong mga politiko), we have a strong, stable, efficient bureaucracy that can carry on the day-to-day business of government even when there is parliamentary impasse, and when there is another ceremonial, non-political social institution such as monarchy that can mediate and bring a sense of balance through periods of parliamentary deadlock and transition.

Just my two cents' worth.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #14 on: June 13, 2009, 12:33:23 AM »
MANILA, Philippines — A day after a massive protest rally against renewed efforts by administration lawmakers to rewrite the Philippine Constitution, a Cabinet official on Thursday said President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has asked her allies in Congress to put House Resolution 1109 on hold. Without saying that the massive rally affected the President’s decision, Finance Secretary Margarito Teves said in a press conference at Malacaňang that HR 1109, or the measure seeking to convene Congress into a constituent assembly, was among the bills that Mrs. Arroyo wanted to set aside to prioritize other measures that would provide more revenues to the country. Among the revenue enhancement measures were: the proposal of Quezon City Rep. Danilo Suarez to impose a five-centavo tax on telecommunication companies through metering, the rationalization of sin taxes on alcohol and cigarettes, and the Simplified Net Income Taxation Scheme (SNITS). On Wednesday, protesters from various political groups marched to Ayala Avenue in Makati to denounce what was perceived to be a ploy of the President’s allies in the House of Representatives to extend her term of office beyond June 2010.

Mrs. Arroyo's tumultuous nine years in office are scheduled to end with May 2010 elections, but her allies in the House of Representatives initiated moves last week to open the Constitution to amendments, leading her opponents to charge that term limits may be scrapped.

Philippine presidents can serve only one six-year term, but Arroyo has been able to serve an extra three years because she took over the term of former President Joseph Estrada in 2001 after he was toppled in a military-backed revolt for alleged corruption. She then won her own term in 2004.

Her spokesmen deny that she plans to stay beyond her mandate.

The opposition-dominated Senate has rejected calls for constitutional change at this time, but Speaker Prospero Nograles says lawmakers can propose amendments without the upper chamber, setting the stage for the case to be decided in the Supreme Court.

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« Reply #15 on: June 13, 2009, 12:43:26 AM »
Ka luya ba kaayo sa gesture ni Gloria sa pagpahunong sa con-ass, murag di man klaro kon supak ba gyud siya o "just for the record" aron kung mamugos gyud ang Congress ug mag-weigh in pud sa ila ang Supreme Court, pwede siya muingon, sama sa kanunay n'yang isulti, "You know that I don't care much about politics, my mind is only on economics."

Biyahe na pud siya sa Japan ug Brazil... Wa lagi kuno siya'y kalambigitan anang kalihukan sa kongreso.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #16 on: June 13, 2009, 11:27:18 AM »
........ i just wonder why every time theres a move for a chacha, there is always doubt and scary notes kesyo mao ni... mao na........
...why dont we give chance, any ways that is subject for ratification..
......... how many attempt to do that, pero daghan kaajo mag duda.. why? do you think some opposition are really very much concern about the form of gov"t. / democracy? and that they donot  corrupt the minds of the tax payer and do not after of powers, and have hidden interest?........ hmmmmmmmmm
... i dont think so?
.........some opposition only do so because they really belongs to the opposition party, some because they do not received some shares.....  hahaha
......weder / weder lang yan as they say.........ma  administration ghapon na sila, in their tym
.......... look at the senators what scandal are they in now? nag away na sila tungod sa nag ka lain lain nga interest would u think its about the welfare of the people?
......... preparation for the coming elections, personal business interest, pa pogi points as if smart manulti batikos diri , batikos didto,
maski sex scandal inbestigahan sa senado...wo wo..woo
unsa nani..
.............. kun dili otrohon karon, anus a pa diay
..................... cigi nalang ta duda?
............ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy buhay , gutom na pilipino

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #17 on: June 13, 2009, 03:24:45 PM »
........ i just wonder why every time theres a move for a chacha, there is always doubt and scary notes kesyo mao ni... mao na........
...why dont we give chance, any ways that is subject for ratification..
......... how many attempt to do that, pero daghan kaajo mag duda.. why? do you think some opposition are really very much concern about the form of gov"t. / democracy? and that they donot  corrupt the minds of the tax payer and do not after of powers, and have hidden interest?........ hmmmmmmmmm
... i dont think so?
.........some opposition only do so because they really belongs to the opposition party, some because they do not received some shares.....  hahaha
......weder / weder lang yan as they say.........ma  administration ghapon na sila, in their tym
.......... look at the senators what scandal are they in now? nag away na sila tungod sa nag ka lain lain nga interest would u think its about the welfare of the people?
......... preparation for the coming elections, personal business interest, pa pogi points as if smart manulti batikos diri , batikos didto,
maski sex scandal inbestigahan sa senado...wo wo..woo
unsa nani..
.............. kun dili otrohon karon, anus a pa diay
..................... cigi nalang ta duda?
............ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy buhay , gutom na pilipino

It is indeed scary to hear that this administration overstated its major amendment allowing 100% ownership of lands to foreigners.

To any right minded Filipino, this itself is betrayal.

I saw another topic here that talks about Federalism which is out of topic & misleading. This topic is about overhauling an engine and not changing it.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #18 on: June 13, 2009, 10:47:43 PM »
Daghan man ni sila ug palusot. Sa una amyendahan ang atong Batakang Balaod kay kuno mag federalism ta.  Karun kuno kay i allow ang mga langyaw manag iya ug yuta.  Pag chur mo oi!

Unsa man gyud ila otrohon. Gikamenosan na lang gyud ni sila sa mga Pilipino.  Dili baya ta mga bugok nga dili kasabot sa ilang kinauyokan nga tinguha. 

Grabe. Husto na. Sakto na. Ayaw na mo palabi.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #19 on: June 14, 2009, 08:24:01 AM »
While I haven't been closely following political developments in the Philippines of late, I understand that a good number of politicians and political analysts have suggested that federalism stands a good chance of curing the Philippine body politic of its endemic ills. Personally I haven't read enough political science nor probed deeply enough my own Filipino psyche to confidently hazard a guess as to how a federal form of government would fare in the Philippine setting, but I am doubly certain that Resolution No 1109 is a brazen maneuver that I, as a Filipino, am deeply ashamed of.    :'(

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« Reply #20 on: June 14, 2009, 09:11:59 AM »
ang mga mipabor sa maong bill mga hudas, abi nako ug usa lang ang hudas. daghan man diay sila.

daku akong kasubo nga usa sa mga hudas, usa ka hudas nga pari.
atong hinumduman nga dugay siyang pagkapari nagsilbi siya sa ginoo, unsay gihimo GIHUDAS niya ang ginoo,iya kining gibiya-an aron mokuyog kang eva. dili pa diha kutob, karon gihudas na pud niya ang mga tawo ilabi natong mga bol-anon. dako atong pagsalig ug pagto-o kaniya ,sa pagakakaron migawas na gayud ang tinood nga kolor- kwarta, gahum ug pagka-hakug. asa naman ang virtud sa pagka-pari, kung sabagay mao bitaw nga mitalikod siya sa pagka-pari aron matagamtam niya ang kalibutanong o lawasnong kalipay.

karon kay katapusang termino na man siya sa pagka kongresissta kinahanglan mosip-sip gyud siya sa kalis sa mga hudas aron maka-kuyog siya sa bando o grupo nga mo-pabor sa CON-ASS aron mopalawig  ang ilang mga termino.

ang anak sa traposa panahon ni marcos, dakung posibilidad nga moliwat gyud sa amahan.atong masinati gayud nga  maayo ang iyang pagsilbi sa katawhan, walay mintis o mantsa.  pero ang pagka-maayo molugak gayud sa krusyal nga higayon. molabaw gayud ang gahum,kwarta ug walay katagbawan.

dakung pagduda sa pagpirmahay ni-ini, nganong sa tulo ka kongresista sa bohol, duna may usa nga wala mo-pirma.sayud tang tanan kining maong kongresista alayon o dakung supporter sa administrasyon. pero wala man siya mo-pirma. kaha ba dili siya intresado kay dili man siya last-termer, busa duna pay higayon nga modagan siya sa ilang distrito.

akong mga higalang bol-anon, kining simpleng pangagpas o opinyon sa mga hudas. gidula-dula lang kita sa mga politiko. ug buot- kwentahon, sila ang may dakung kakulangan kanatong bol-anon.
ang gobyerno nga puno sa kawat,kurakot o pagpangilad. gikan pa sa fertilizer scam,hello garci, euro general,nbn-zte, nia-dam, ug uban.kini pipila lamang sa mga kontrobersiyal nga proyekto sa atong kagamhanan.
ang gobyerno nga tarung, limpio ug mabu-ot, mao gyud atong gidamgo. ang gobyerno nga nagmahal sa tawo, walay rason nga dili mag-malamposon.
kini dakung hagit, pero kita ng katawhan ang angayan motubag ani. kay kita man ang moplili ug mopalingkod sa mga tawong nga mopadagan sa sunod nga generasyon. kay kung dili kita mag-sugod, ang atong singgit mahimong hung-hong na lang ugma damlag


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« Reply #21 on: June 14, 2009, 09:28:34 AM »
bisag polihan pa ug laing system of government, basta mao ra gihapon ang mga tawo nga nanglingkod diha mao ra gihapon. the absolute reason for this blunder is the implemenation of the law. we have enough laws, bills, orders, ordinances, and etc. but the implementation is appalling, nobody gets justice, nobody is caught and most politician are all above the law. to cite, nbn-zte, hello garci, euro generals, fertilizer scam, talibon-nia dam, and the list goes on and on. the law is transparent only to the poor, oppressed and the needy.
pila ang napreso kay nangawat kay walay gika-on, walay ibayad sa hospital o ipalit ug tambal. pila ang wala ka-eskwela tungod sa kalisod kay dili ka-igo ang sweldo sa hago nga trabaho.
ang pagpuli sa systema dili ka-igo nga ma-usab ang dagan sa kinabuhi sa mga filipino, ang pag-utro sa kina-iya ug ang katinood, kaligdong ug kalimpiyo sa pagsilbi sa nasud maoy mo-patigbabaw.
walay poilitiko karon, nga gigutom, wala ka -eskwela, walay sakyayan, anak gi-pa eskwela sa magarbo nga tungha-an. walay politiko karo nga last term na nga mo-ingon, sa inyo na pud nga higayon nga mosilbi. pero daghan mo-ingon, ako na lang asawa, anak,ig-agaw ug kaanak ang padaganon para tuloy ang ligaya, tuloy ang hut-hot sa kaban  ug aron dili masakpan ug mga katilwali-an.
laktud nga pagka-sulti, mobaha gyud ang kwarta sa sunod nga pinili-ay; unsaon may pagbawi sa gastos sa pili-ay. kamo na  lang ang motubag.

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« Reply #22 on: June 14, 2009, 11:36:49 AM »
Well said.Kinasaktuhan ka Bro Ambrose. Mobaha napud ang kwarta inig election sa Pilipinas mag uwan uwan unya ang hatagan kay modawat man pud mao na way kausaban.

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« Reply #23 on: June 14, 2009, 01:47:06 PM »
Well said.Kinasaktuhan ka Bro Ambrose. Mobaha napud ang kwarta inig election sa Pilipinas mag uwan uwan unya ang hatagan kay modawat man pud mao na way kausaban.

Basi sa akong analysis delikado nga makalusot gihapon ang mga peste sa atong gobyerno.

60% of voters comes from age 18-40 age bracket
28% of voters comes from age 18-24 age bracket (youth)
that means 47% of the 18-40 braket are youth

As you know, high percentage of the unemployed comes from the youth/new graduates with age bracket of 18-24 which have employment rate of only 30%.

These numbers pose a big risk of bribery and vote buying.


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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #24 on: June 14, 2009, 08:37:38 PM »
"Looking back now, it is more accurate to say that Chatto has benefited from Bohol's collectively driven rise to prominence in the tourist map and as a result has been given the recognition in Congress and by the president as a tourism leader. Chatto has forgotten that he is indebted to the Boholanos, not the Malacanang nor the majority party in Congress."

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #25 on: June 15, 2009, 06:28:51 AM »
‘Never again to another dictatorship!’



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First Posted 01:18:00 06/15/2009

Filed Under: Dictatorship, Congress, Charter change, Politics, Protest


“The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy...” Jn.10:10a (New Revised Standard Version of the Bible)

Beware of those who sneak in at night! While the Filipino people were deeply asleep on the evening of June 2, 2009, sinister forces, consisting of Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s allies in Congress, once again launched a sneak attack to steal what was left of the little democratic space that the people still enjoyed. Under the leadership of Speaker Prospero Nograles, the House of Representatives forcibly rushed the passage of House Resolution 1109, thus paving the way for the convening of a constituent assembly to effect “Charter carnage.”

In spite of loud protests from the people, Ms Arroyo, through her cohorts, stubbornly maneuvers to pursue Charter change. Cha-cha is meant just to perpetuate an immoral and illegitimate regime. Ms Arroyo should instead pursue as her priorities genuine agrarian reform, employment generation, liveable wage, affordable education and services and all the other popular issues.

Ms Arroyo’s and her minions’ insistence on forcing Cha-cha clearly manifests their dictatorial bent. True sovereignty emanates from the people, not from mercenaries.

As a parliamentary form of government does not guarantee a solution to the sickening political crisis, Cha-cha will only make our economy and patrimony more vulnerable to unbridled foreign exploitation and plunder, thus further degrading our nation’s sovereignty and trampling the constitutional provisions on human rights and civil liberties. Therefore, the claim that Cha-cha will lead to substantial change is an outright lie meant to deceive the people.

Cha-cha, like its dance version which is performed with forward-backward steps, has been attempted in the past but ended up in failure due to massive protests. It is destined to fail again this time.

We, in the Promotion of Church People’s Response, call on all faithful to stand firm and defend our democratic rights and sovereignty.

Never again to another dictatorship!

—NARDY SABINO, secretary general, Promotion of Church People’s Response,
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« Reply #26 on: June 15, 2009, 08:15:46 AM »
HR 1109, and was approved by majority of congressmen. The Supreme Court should  issue a ruling if it is illegal or not.

If it is legal, the Pilipino people should accept it. If it is illegal, delete it. We should not wait more protests and rallies to happen.

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« Reply #27 on: June 15, 2009, 10:43:30 AM »
now, after this con ass, these con congressmen. shall we call them honorable? fak em 'ol

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« Reply #28 on: June 15, 2009, 10:45:59 AM »
ahak ag among congressman (si Roger Mercado, sa lone district sa southern leyte) ni akip ug pirma anang house resolution 1109. pastilan, gapakauwaw lamang na. ang pagpirma ba kaha sa mga congressman nag representar sa tingog ug posisyon sa mga ginsakupan nila.

ning attend ko sa rally sa ayala corner paseo de roxas nga gihimo kaniadtong June 10, 2009. dili kaajo daghan ang ning attend pero akong nabati ug nahibaw - an ang rason nga nagpaluyo nganong giduso gajud ug pugos nang charter change through con-ass kono.

si presidente gloria, may gusto nga magdugay sa ijang posisyon sa atong gobiyerno. kay sa atong konstitusyon karon dili na sija makadagan ug utro pagka presidente modagan sija ug utro, dili isip presidente pero isip prime minister.

kung mabag-o na ang konstitusyon sa dili pa mag eleksiyon, mahimo nga modagan si presidente gloria pagka congresswoman (pagdagan nga sa karon nga konstitusyon nato, wa gidili sa naglingkod nga presidente). ang pagka congresswoman o pagka congressman mao ra ang requirement aron ang usa ka tawo mabutaran isip prime minister sa parliamentary form of government.

ako, dili ko aktibista. ang niaging rally niadtong June 10 mao ang pinakauna nga rally nga ahong naakipan. di man unta gani ko makaatend kung wa pa ko dad-a sa ahong amo nga si Mr. Baltazar Endriga. ang akong gitampo dinhi sa tubag bohol mao ang ahong panan-aw ug nahibaw-an isip usa ka pilipino.

basta ako, supak ko anang constitutional change before sa election (dagan lugaynon). may mas nindot nga panahon sa pagbag-o sa constitution, ug kanang panahona DILI GAJUD KARON.

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« Reply #29 on: June 15, 2009, 11:05:41 AM »
........ i just wonder why every time theres a move for a chacha, there is always doubt and scary notes kesyo mao ni... mao na........
...why dont we give chance, any ways that is subject for ratification..
......... how many attempt to do that, pero daghan kaajo mag duda.. why? do you think some opposition are really very much concern about the form of gov"t. / democracy? and that they donot  corrupt the minds of the tax payer and do not after of powers, and have hidden interest?........ hmmmmmmmmm
... i dont think so?
.........some opposition only do so because they really belongs to the opposition party, some because they do not received some shares.....  hahaha
......weder / weder lang yan as they say.........ma  administration ghapon na sila, in their tym
.......... look at the senators what scandal are they in now? nag away na sila tungod sa nag ka lain lain nga interest would u think its about the welfare of the people?
......... preparation for the coming elections, personal business interest, pa pogi points as if smart manulti batikos diri , batikos didto,
maski sex scandal inbestigahan sa senado...wo wo..woo
unsa nani..
.............. kun dili otrohon karon, anus a pa diay
..................... cigi nalang ta duda?
............ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy buhay , gutom na pilipino

dili ko supak pero may saktong panahon sa tanang butang, ug karong panahona dili ang saktong takna sa pag usob sa atong konstitusyon. daghang dapata unahon ug hatagan ug importansiya.

ang parliamentary form of government dili maot kay daghan ang makuha nga kaajohan aning form of government, ang aho lamang kung kini mahimo nga instrumento sa uban para sa pagduso sa ilang kinaugalingong interes, nganong ato mang ujonan?

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« Reply #30 on: June 15, 2009, 11:25:23 AM »
Constitutional amendments, especially on provisions that will change the fundamental structure of government, should be done in the best of times--in peace time, in times of economic stability, in times of political consensus, in times when the incumbent administration is not on its way out.

We should not treat constitutional amendment like an emergency first aid or an instant solution to a short-term or time-specific crisis, to benefit specific vested interests, partisan or individual agenda.

We've had two decades to experience, test and think about the present constitution. Why now?



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« Reply #31 on: June 15, 2009, 12:40:14 PM »
tama ka ben. naka duda jud! kining si nograles maoy lami sagpaon nga honorable!

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« Reply #32 on: June 17, 2009, 03:20:41 PM »
well..honestly...it really doesn't matter if whom from those lists are pro-people or not...because it's the same old story...i've been hearing since my grandancestors birth...that's why i want to wish them luck and may the closest to the president win....hehehehe

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« Reply #33 on: June 17, 2009, 03:46:42 PM »
Ako uyon  nga usabon ang sistema sa atong government from presidential to parliamnetary. Sa parliamentary, usa na ang law making body , ang congress na.Dako ug saving ang atong governo. Gamay na ang hatagan ug pork barrel.

Ang CON ASS, dinalidali nga paagi aron malugwayan pa ang termino ni Arroyo. KOn ang ruling sa Supreme Court legal ang CON ASS without senate participation, mahimo nga ang tanang Congressman mobalik ug kandidato sa 2010 election kay null and void ang dating Constitution. Ang mga last termer nga
congressmen mobalik ug kandidato.

Hoping that the issue will be resolved peacefully.


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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #34 on: June 17, 2009, 04:07:05 PM »
Sa parliamentary system, mahimo man gihapon bicameral o unicameral ang legislature. Ang Japan ug UK, bicameral man sila. Sa Japan, naay House of Representatives ug House of Councillors; sa UK, House of Commons ug House of Lords.

Ang dako siguro nga savings dili sa gubiyerno kundi sa mga politiko ug mga partido kay dili naman kinahanglan ug nationwide campaign para mupili ug prime minister. Sa electoral blocs or regional constitutuencies ra man pilion ang mga magbabalaod, ug ang mga napili nga magbabalaod, sili na'y mupili pud sa prime minister.

Usa pa nga maingon nato nga bentaha, dili na popularity contest ang pagpili ug pangulo sa nasod. Gamay na siguro ang tsansa sa mga artista kay di na direkta moboto ang tawo. Katong mga magbabalaod nga taas ug edukasyon ug naay kaalam ug kinaadman--supposedly--ang mupili sa ilang lider nga mao pud mahimong lider sa nasod.

Ako uyon  nga usabon ang sistema sa atong government from presidential to parliamnetary. Sa parliamentary, usa na ang law making body , and congress na.Dako ug saving ang atong governo. Gamay na ang hatagan ug pork barrel.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #35 on: June 22, 2009, 12:42:15 PM »
dili kumpleto na'ng listaha kay wa diha si Adam Relson Jala sa 3RD DISTRICT OF BOHOL. Mipirma sija!

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #36 on: June 22, 2009, 08:08:30 PM »
"dili kumpleto na'ng listaha kay wa diha si Adam Relson Jala sa 3RD DISTRICT OF BOHOL. Mipirma sija!"

if this information is true, it is definitely noted.

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #37 on: June 26, 2009, 04:19:17 PM »
Unya nalang unta na con-as inig human election uy!

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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #38 on: August 24, 2009, 02:31:38 PM »
Well said.Kinasaktuhan ka Bro Ambrose. Mobaha napud ang kwarta inig election sa Pilipinas mag uwan uwan unya ang hatagan kay modawat man pud mao na way kausaban.
Sugod nag baha sa Bohol.

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Isunod na pud ana ang tanang Barangay Kagawads, (kay botante man pud na sila) Texttext na lang pud ta ini ron.



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Re: Philippine Congressmen Who Signed House Resolution No. 1109
« Reply #39 on: August 24, 2009, 08:03:11 PM »
Bye-Bye you Gloria your time has come but we really have to say goodbye and sweet farewell!

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