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One of the probable gubernatorial candidates for 2010 is no longer with us. We regret that Atty. Juanito "Nitz" Cambangay has passed away. He was buried today, January 21, 2008 at the Victoria Memorial Park.

He was 60 years old. And even though he opted to retire early as Provincial Planning and Development Officer, he continued to serve as the Governor's consultant on foreign relations/overseas development assistance.

Condolence to the bereaved family.

May the men and women of the same conviction as the late Atty. Cambangay rise and multiply so we could have that spirit lives on even with his absence.

My condolence to the family of Atty. Cambangay.  He was still young... May his soul rest in peace.

With more than 2 years to go for the election, we have ample time to educate ourselves, to reconcile questions, to look for meaning, to cultivate and inspire others who have the vision that matched to our outlook and not advocating vote buying.

We should give more emphasis on the platform / agenda, the competencies to execute and leadership abilities.  And while in the process of mapping out these people, we hope that those aspirants have that noble vision of serving the people / community and not for their own interests.

Mr. Junayag I'm with you... the only challenge we are going to face is how to "Cultivate and Inspire) those people back home who has nothing to gain nothing to loose...

What is Mr. Chatto's agenda?

All I know is that he comes from a very powerful family, wasn't the Governor of Bohol during the Marcos years also a Chatto?

Lin, what do you mean by "those people back home who has nothing to gain nothing to loose"?  I think our people has to realize that they are the beneficiary of a good governance.  There's an urgent need to inculcate to the minds of our people that they have to be more smarter in choosing their leaders.  They should stop taking the "insults" (without them knowing it) by accepting money from these candidates.  Yeah, I always believe these candidates buying votes are insulting the the voting public.  It surely isn't generosity.  It's a form of corruption that these candidates are involving the people!  This got to stop jud. 

naay daghan smart nga mga voters nato pero dali mabuta kon paradahan ug bag-o nga adventure sa ntaran...

mao diha ang dako nga unsaon pagsumpo ining vote buying nga sa mga SK pa lang daan gi pang train na sila.

Mao nga dili masumpo kay wala man god nga makasulti firmly about the issue. Silence is equal to tolerance.  But if there are groups where its advocacy is on eliminating / eradicating vote buying who have that power and integrity.. am sure dunay mabag-o kon dili man dayon at least hinay hinay.

sa mga voters nga gipanggutom modawat gyud ni sila both sides... so it might be an idea to challenge sa aspirant candidate if he/she is motivated to serve the community nga dili na lang gyud sya manghatag ug inangayan no matter what win or lose... kay kon dili makadaug dili alkansi wala may gastos nya kon modaug thats the time nga iya ipakita ang iyang katakos sa pagsilbi sa katawhan.

Quote from: lindy on January 31, 2008, 05:43:53 PM
sa mga voters nga gipanggutom modawat gyud ni sila both sides... so it might be an idea to challenge sa aspirant candidate if he/she is motivated to serve the community nga dili na lang gyud sya manghatag ug inangayan no matter what win or lose... kay kon dili makadaug dili alkansi wala may gastos nya kon modaug thats the time nga iya ipakita ang iyang katakos sa pagsilbi sa katawhan.

Do you think election is the best solution in order to solve  the economic crisis in country Kuya???

Quote from: grazie7y on January 31, 2008, 06:50:11 AM
Lin, what do you mean by "those people back home who has nothing to gain nothing to loose"?  I think our people has to realize that they are the beneficiary of a good governance.  There's an urgent need to inculcate to the minds of our people that they have to be more smarter in choosing their leaders.  They should stop taking the "insults" (without them knowing it) by accepting money from these candidates.  Yeah, I always believe these candidates buying votes are insulting the the voting public.  It surely isn't generosity.  It's a form of corruption that these candidates are involving the people!  This got to stop jud. 

'te, I completely agree with you. In order for this wretched phenomenon to cease, it will take proper action from the administration and the legislative body to place sanctions or arrest those who are propagating the act of vote buying. If no one is punished for these crimes, it will only continue and become part of the Filipino political culture. Its disgusting to think about it, but that is the only way it will stop. It has to begin form the bottom up, as well as cooperation from the heads of government.

One thing for sure, its going to take someone who has guts to quarrel with the 'powers that bee' in government, to challenge the so called 'status quo en politicum'

Who will it be? And when?

there is a question of leadership.... because those who are in powers are tolerant of the practice if not... they dwelt on it first... how would you cut when those in the top also advocated the practice?

If they have that clean concience and honestly thru to their morals, then they have to rectify this no matter what it will bring even to affecting their interests....

aside from candidates and voters are those supporters that has their own/hidden agenda... those who owns big businesses, contractors and etc. we have seen these a lot and it is hard to control those transactions that are under the table...

tinood bitaw...ang mga businessmen motabang sa ilang kaugalingon nga manok to protect their own interests...

How would we change this system, Mr Ayag? Do we need a revolution?  I personally feel completely aloof with the situation at hand in the Philippines. The challenges that lay before us, indeed, are magnanimous. I can only pray that someone will rise from the masses to take hold and change this nation.

Were art thou, o brilliant and pious politicians? Rise up, rise up, and usher forth fresh air to this, our precious Republic. Surely there must be a Rizal, Quezon, Aguinaldo, Del Pilar, Bonifacio, Mabini within our midsts. Land of noble heroes, hide not thy brave Sons and Daughters.

The CHANGE must start in us...this must be propelled through moral leadership.  The initiative must be focused on VALUES' ORIENTATION OR REDIRECTION. Am praying that a province like BOHOL could produce such leadership and must lead by example.

the valedictory speech of Speaker JDV last night is very relevant as he calls for moral revolution.

Quote from: olintaha on February 05, 2008, 05:57:12 AM
the valedictory speech of Speaker JDV last night is very relevant as he calls for moral revolution.

The content of the message is superb. But it's difficult to separate the message from the speaker. (sigh)

Bisan wala ko kakita GEC sa speech ni JDV mo-agree ko nimo... for we could not reconcile his remarks to the substance when he is one of the pillars of traditional politics....

Apparently there is no permanent party affiliation in politics as what transpired....Hence, we need to have that " MAKE A CHANGE THAT WE BELIEVE IN " happen in the next election... BE THE AGENT OF CHANGE...

With the turn of events in the political scene... it is with certainty nga daghang kausaban that will prevail... could it be local and national... may we see the LIGHT....

i won't give my guess.... hahaha what my Hula Hula Who is 90% true...

Leo, What a thrill!..... may she / he be of substance... a new bred...

dan lim ko botar bisan dili ko kabotar.

Asa man diay ka na register "bol-anon nga cebuano"? Sa Cebu or Bohol?

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on June 14, 2008, 06:19:04 AM
Asa man diay ka na register "bol-anon nga cebuano"? Sa Cebu or Bohol?

naa ko sa cebu.

Daghan nang busy for 2010 Election....

si edgar chatto naba jud kaha ang modagan pagka governor or mobalik siya ug langsad isip mayor sa balilihan.

Hon. Edgar Chatto is suitable for governor than running for municipal mayor. Nobody could contest, I believe...

i agree, it's a really a dirty politics if he will go back as a municipal mayor since he already a congressman. what's good for him is to go higher like running as a senator.

in doing the task of choosing a leader, i believe it is of great importance to lay down the standards or criteria by which potential leaders are chosen. we need to know what kind of leaders we want so that we can decide who possesses these qualities that we look for in a leader and come election time put these officials into office through our votes.  for starters, i believe we need someone who has political will to implement the law (walang kaibigan, walang kamaganak... in the real sense of the word). we need someone who can be tough with undisciplined, disobedient and abusive citizens -- tagbilaran city tricycle drivers included -- and someone who has a heart that is benevolent enough to find ways to alleviate poverty so that the number of people who are unable to even satisfy the basic need of eating properly everyday is, at the very least, minimized. but first and foremost, we need a leader that can spur the economic development of bohol in the next decade or so. we need a leader who has a vision, a leader who has the will, strength, and gumption to move towards this vision... i am sure there are lots of people in here who also have their opinions on standards or criteria to use in choosing a leader. may i suggest then that someone in here put them all together if enough contributions come in, and perhaps at even one year before election schedule, tubagbohol as a group can make a project of disseminating information to the voting population of bohol on how to choose leaders and what qualities to look for in a leader. i would like to pose this challenge of a project to tubagbohol members as a way of doing something concrete to help improve the leadership of bohol. it is nice to talk, but it is much better -- and perhaps even more fulfilling -- to act. thanks for reading.

the purpose of coming up with a list of criteria of a good leader is to be able to determine who among the gubernatoriables can make it to the list. this will become the short list. when this is done, we can ask these short listed leaders what their vision of bohol is in the next decade or so. from there, the list can be trimmed down further. what do you guys think?

Quote from: bolingitboy on August 24, 2008, 12:27:44 AM
the purpose of coming up with a list of criteria of a good leader is to be able to determine who among the gubernatoriables can make it to the list. this will become the short list. when this is done, we can ask these short listed leaders what their vision of bohol is in the next decade or so. from there, the list can be trimmed down further. what do you guys think?

bolingitboy, I think your suggestion is good!  Let's go for it!

the list provided are bunch of trapos. they are not different from the previous governors who did nothing but fatten their bank accounts and wallets. i can't seem to find a name that can somehow bring bohol to the next level. im sorry to say that but i really do pity the slow progress of bohol. i've been into a lot of provinces all over the country. and I can say that these provinces way behind by bohol in the early years but now bohol is way behind in terms of progress.

grazie: i'm happy that you agree with my idea. are there any others?
bol-anon nga cebuano: you can say that again... everyone in the list provided seem to be all trapos. but since we can't arbitrarily label them as such without a reasonable basis, i have suggested in my post on page 19 of this thread that we in here contribute in coming up with a set of criteria or standard in choosing a good leader. then we can use this criteria in evaluating each one of these so called bohol gubernatoriables and determine who, if there is any, is most deserving of our support.

mike, i think you need to update this list of choices. atty. cambangay died already. although indeed, he was good! and something is missing. there are those who have tried rene relampagos, and then later tried someone else, who are now saying that rene was much better.  he can run again. so, why is RENE RELAMPAGOS not in the list?

if i may add more, DEPT. OF BUDGET UNDERSECRETARY MARIO RELAMPAGOS would also make a good governor.

besides, those of you who voted for Gov. Aumentado and still support him to the hilt until now should have no problem swallowing another brilliant Boholano, ROMULO NERI!

and still another brilliant Boholano, PROFESSOR ERNESTO PERNIA of the UP School of Economics!

and if you have the wife and sons/relatives of Gov. Aumentado in the list, why is BOBBY CERICOS not in the list?  if i'm not mistaken, he already ran twice; and lost. but he was the most honest (in terms of not buying votes) and cause-oriented candidate.

i doubt if dodong neri will run for governor in bohol. i would love him to replace winston garcia at GSIS instead. i think he can run both SSS and GSIS at the same time. as for prof. pernia, i thinkn he is not inclined to run for a government post. mario relampagos is also a good candidate but i think he is more keen in giving the post to his brother rene. so we can narrow down the list to:

gov. erico aumentado
cong. eddie chatto
mayor dan lim
rene relampagos
bobby cericos
cesar montano

would have voted for lim had he not mishandled, in my opinion, the drainage problem in tagbilaran...

i think dan lim handled the tagbilaran drainage issue in the worst possible way. it runs smack of his lack of political will to implement the law. the very long time that it took the issue to resolve is indicative of his weakness as a leader even for simple issues as cutting of a mere 38 illegal connections so that the whole city of several thousand people will stop suffering due to his seeming protection for this special 38. (or is it .38 special?)

kay mar alturas ko kay aron dili maka sulod ang SM sa tagbilaran! 

puros nalang alturas... hehehe
ang bohol nalang ang lugar nga daghan ug turista ang magsige ug duaw pero walay SM ug gaisano.

bol-anon nga cebuano: with the kind of mob mentality that tagbilaran businessmen have against investors from other places, it is doubtful that SM, gaisano or any other big business can set up branch operations in tagbilaran. take for example ceres liner. it was able to operate but only for a very short while. gipangitaan lang ug gamay bikil and its franchise was cancelled. another example is the very long struggle that mercury drug had to go through before they could set up local operations. when they applied, left and right and protesta that were filed by local drugstore owners with the sangguniang panglungsod... it's very funny that the bohol provincial government would go to the extent of establishing a bohol investment promotions center (BIPC) for the purpose of promoting aand attracting investments for bohol. but if investors like gaisano, SM would like to come and set up local operations, barahon dayon sa mga local businessmen. more often than not, our officials succumb to pressure exerted by these local businessmen being recipients of election money donations.

mao nay rason nga minus ug hinay ang umento sa bohol. inig uli bitaw nako diha wala ko kita ug major improvement gawas sa mga nawong sa among silingan nga natiguwang ug nanagko na. hapit na nako masuroy ang tibuok pinas tungod sa akong work sa una ug makapanglingo ko sa akong mikat-an nga naay barangay or lungsod nga mas dagko pa ug building sa tagbilaran nga syudad man unta. mao nay nakadaut anang mga negosyante sa bohol kay dili patas ang ilang pagpang negosyo. kana lang bitaw colonnade mall sa cebu, ang tag-iya ana alturas man. nganong wala man sila babagi sa mga gaisano, gokongwei, ludo ug uban pang dagkong negosyante sa cebu? kana nagpasabot nga open sila sa competition. kung walay kumpetinsya, laay ang negosyo walay improvement ang serbisyo kay wala may kabalhinan ang mga tawo.
dapat ang bag-ong gobernador sa bohol kahibawo mopasidaan ug mopakgang aning mga hangol nga negosyante sa bohol.

"dapat ang bag-ong gobernador sa bohol kahibawo mopasidaan ug mopakgang aning mga hangol nga negosyante sa bohol."   dapat lang gyud. i second the motion.

There must be some balancing acts to be done (i.e. cost benefit analysis, thorough needs' analysis, financial literacy, etc) by the    'to-be-new-administration"  to attain economic success where opportunities are fairly and evenly distributed among many and not being monopolized by one or two enterprising families.  New bred of entrepreneurs must be encouraged in every localities to spur development.

It is really a sad thing to note how Bohol lags in business growth compared to the other provinces in the country. Small business monopoly without welcoming big players means curtailment of economic growth and depriving consumers from their choice of quality products of affordable prices. Besides, when small business enterprises thrive in the city like Tagbilaran because of some political clouts, the leaders should be made accountable for slowing the growth of the city, in closing the doors to diversified business oppurtunities that could generate more income to the city government and provide employment oppurtunities to the Boholanos. Why are we always capitalizing in our tourism industry? Tourism in Bohol is already an established sector and already known worldwide. All we have to do is maintain and improve tourist facilities to make in grow then, invite big business players to put up business in the province to supplement in a way our tourism industry. Anong say nyo?

Should we Make Bohol Big in a Small Way; or Keep it Small in a Big Way?

There are factors to be considered from the Bohol side: The pace of progress which is good for the province; The investment areas that should be prioritized; The social and environment costs that necessarily comes with a particular kind of investment.

Quote from: -<GEC348>- on October 29, 2008, 06:51:05 AM



Should we Make Bohol Big in a Small Way; or Keep it Small in a Big Way?




This is a hyperbole too abstract to our imaginations. With the on going trend of economic transformations due to the emergence of globalization, leaders of Bohol should act now in diversifying economic strategies to keep pace with this trend. Tourism is one that our Boholano leaders worth the credit for placing our province in the tourism world map. This is one area that we have to sustain, then diversify economic interests beneficial to the province. We could not afford to act too late and be content with what history taught us to remain in a place where 'the smallest monkey of the world is found.' It's time for us to think big. Bohol now is an emerging name in the national and international landscape, something that Boholanos are smiling with pride elsewhere in the world. Sulong mga kaliwat ni Dagohoy!

si nong mar na lagi ta aron way SM ug Robiinson sa ato. hibawo bamo nga kon ma pordoy si alturas tagilid ang mga bangko sa tagb gumikan sa kadako sa ilang utang! mag financial turmoil gyud ang tagb! hehehe!

100 million man daw na ila giutang sa icm??? pwede unta pud ang mga lim sa valencia.. sakay sila ug helicopter nya magpaulan ug kwarta.. biboha jud.. uli jud ko..

ngano nakautang sila ug dako? kay tungod napugos sila ug tukod ug mga establishments aron pug ikaparang sa ubang lugar. tiaw mo nang, pila ray shopping malls sa tagbilaran kompara sa uban. syempre ang mga tawo mangita pud na ug lain oi. kana lang mga can afford nga mga families sa mga coastal towns sa bohol nga duol sa cebu, wala baya nag skwela sa tagbilaran. ug usa pud ang ubang negosyante adto napud mangompra sa cebu. kung naa man galing pipila lang. kasagaran naa sa cebu ug di gani sa dumaguete. sama anang mga taga talibon, tubigon, getafe, ubay ug loon. mas mo prefer pa sila ug mosakay ug barko kay:
1. barato ang plete
2. daghang kapilian
3. nindot suroyan

an old saying in business goes, "make money out of other people's money" mao siguro na philosophy ni nong mario.  dili na lang ko mucomment sa violation nila sa labor laws.  every concerned boholano knows that..

You have to spend money to make money -- From John Grisham's "King of Torts"

kina hayahayang negosyanti sa bohol ang mga lim sa valencia. way utang!

vote nong pabling nalang!
nganong wa man nato iapil si nong pabling lim?

I go for Danny Lim for his advocacy in Sports Development among the young ones. Mga young once, we just have to admit our failures in choosing good leaders of the province except Erico A. Pero, di na siya pwede. Turning over his leadership to his wife or son is tantamount to failure in his political career.

patay na lagi si nong abling lim. si conching lim na lang.. go, go inday conching lim.. naa na jud governor from valencia.. uli man jud ko ba..

awww sani sii patay na diay si nong pabling!!! sori!

sigue kang nang conching nata!!!

Quote from: calle on October 30, 2008, 12:35:48 PM
an old saying in business goes, "make money out of other people's money" mao siguro na philosophy ni nong mario.  dili na lang ko mucomment sa violation nila sa labor laws.  every concerned boholano knows that..

wala lay isog nga mobarug aron moreklamo aning ilang unfair labor practice. mao bitaw nga kadaghanan ron adto na manglangyaw sa cebu ug manila kay walay ayo ang sweldo sa bohol.

I meed before anyone votes here in the Philippines many things need to be worked on just like back home in the states but the only darn difference is we do not get bought out for cheap for our votes we are not that hard up to risk our lives at just a mere50 cents up to 60.00 dollars at times.

Lim has been at it again being a "  _ _ _ _ S Q ueez!"  I am sure hoping the man does not run again and that he goes back to being a family lawyer.

He has hurt business here and insulted some of the nicest people in the community who have contributed a lot.

He is like a baby always poops in his diaper when his shots are called as bad!

He should know of all people do not mix your personal and your profesional together.

He needs to receive the same treatment as Ebenezor Scrooge did on the night before Christmas and allow all his sip sip and insults and mean things haunt him or back fire up on him and anyone who say's they like this person needs to have they're heads examined.

People must stand up to their good principles.. Why we need to be hurt first before we shift to another belief... Truth hurts...that each one of us need to change his/her perspective.  Go with the advocacy of " NO TO VOTE BUYING ".

I have 2 personal comments on Mar Lim;
I bought a flatiron which is European made, I complained that I can not use this in Bohol since the plugs are different, he heared it and gave me an adapter free. 
I had observed that pregnant salesladies are working with their heavy tummy  (nangugat ang bitiis sa dugay  nga binarogay) 8 and half months, lain man diay ang ilang patakaran. Ang mga kababaihan walay proteksyon.  The situation is really depressing because I am a member of a labor union here in Germany, 7 months pa pwede ka ng mag leave with 3 years maternity leave.

ayaw lang nang mga negosyante kay negosyuhon atong probinsiya ana.

most politicians treat so called public service as a big business enterprise. thus they don't mind putting up capital to buy people's votes to get elected into office. Perhaps it might help if voters adopted a "No vote selling" policy.

as of now, i think it's pretty hard to have a good, clean and honest elections. vote buying is rampant all over the country not only in the cities but also in the far flung barangays.

american elections are far from honest, orderly and peaceful... hinayhinayan na siguro ni nato starting 2010.. they are thinking of an automated voting/counting, pero na gihapun mga palpak ini.. ang problema kung automated ang election kay way paper trail.. the machine could be manipulated/tampered without us knowing.. murag nay report ini ang usa ka american professor on how american elections were rigged in the past.. makat-unan jud nis mga pinoy.. dungagan pa.. 

i don't think we can emulate the electoral process of the US. it's already in the bones of the politicians that way our elections are being run so we cannot expect any change. they've tried that automated counters in the last ARMM polls but we get contradicting results. from the politicians, it's not helping. but from the comelec's point of view it's doing wonders. they're confusing the mindsets of each voters so that we will still go with the traditional polling pattern. it's like they are promoting this: no to automated election because it's hard for us to cheat.

walay hatagay ug inangayan aron makita ang katag.

ako mudawat kog inangayan pero kanang gikan lang sa mga kandidatong akong butohan..

di na ko mudawat sa pikas..

muabot ra siguro ng panahon sir lindy nga ang inangayan dili na mumater inig abot sa polling booth.. pero mao lagi pud, dawat tag uwan-uwan para makadawi ang mga politikog bariles..

Balita ko sa niaaging election, daghang nakapalit ug cel fon.

daghan pung 5-6, bombay ug utang nabayaran

kung dunay inangayan or uwa-uwan aw dawaton. lain man sad kaayo balibaran.
pero sa pagbotar na, utok na akong gamiton ug dili kaikog or kunsensiya. kay ang kwarta nga ilang gihatag kung igasto kausa ra. pero kung sila na ang makalingkod ang kurakot wa ug tuo sulod sa 3-9 sa ka tuig to the max.

so unsaon man nga mahunong kining hiwi nga pamaagi.

dili maundang hangtud dili usbon ang electoral process. bisan sa US naa lang gihapon nang mga hatagay pero sama sa atoa nga paliton tanan.

what do you mean exactly by electoral process? election laws or attitude towards the electoral process?

Sa ako lang, para dili makadaog tong kandidatong kwartahan dawaton ang ihatag nilang kwarta. Unya sa presento, consensya na ang gamiton para iboto ang tamang kandidato matud pa ni bnc. Kining prosesoha magkinahanglan gyod ug oras para sa intensive information campaign to educate the voters in the right exercise of the right to vote. We can start this step from our members of the family, close relatives, and neighbors.

our family is closely tied or shall we say belong to a strong political clan in bohol and in our town. i've been closely helping my cousins and relatives in the politics every election. and i've seen all the tricks available. i am sure that this practice will last for ages and forever will not be gone in the philippine culture.

ngiga bnc da... apil diay pud ini ug maniubra sa mga election diri..hehehe
either chatto ngali ka or torrefranca kay mao man na mga hari sa balilihan ug sagbayan..

Quote from: calle on November 14, 2008, 08:49:58 AM
ngiga bnc da... apil diay pud ini ug maniubra sa mga election diri..hehehe
either chatto ngali ka or torrefranca kay mao man na mga hari sa balilihan ug sagbayan..

dili chatto akong kaliwat sa balilihan. bisan amigo namo ang mga torrefranca pero walay kalupig sa mga añana niadto sa sagbayan. mao na nga makaingon ko lisod usbon ug lisod tuison ang kamatuoran kabahin sa election sa pinas. mao wala nako mag apil apil pa anang kalihokan sa election mga 4 elections na ang niagi.

If we really need to introduce change in the political landscape of our province, we need courageous, principled and determined individuals who could bring that change...not only in words but in action... Kung dili nato sugdan karon, kanus-a pa?

yes, that's true. but how can you defeat the majority? we can start it in ourselves and in our family but the question here is, who's going to join us in our cause? it's nice to use it as a rallying point but it's hard to fight in a losing battle because we can no longer be called heroes. there will be no hero in the modern era they said. you will die as a martyr by in the end, you will be treated as a common invidual with no history in the record books.

bnc pariha  diay ka ni dr. racho nga sa kadugayan ni give up na lang.

Quote from: lindy on November 15, 2008, 04:41:49 AM
bnc pariha  diay ka ni dr. racho nga sa kadugayan ni give up na lang.

you mean dr. racho who run for mayor in balilihan twice but lost to anhing kiking and domie chatto? yeah, he is a good man with pure heart. maybe hed already seen the dirty side of the politics that's why he gave up and went to the states. that's the dirtiest election i've ever seen/witnessed in my whole life. and take note, that's only in the local side. how much more in the provincial, regional and national side? that's the reason i give up and transferred residency in cebu and boycotted 2 straight elections.

i understand what you mean bnc. i cant blame you so with dr. racho but to the general voters nga willing mobaligya sa ilang mga vote nya dayon mag ngakx2 inighuman sa election. this is really really a sad situation in our country. my question bnc is that, if nobody will stand againts this trapo tradition. WHO WILL and WHEN?

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 18, 2008, 12:38:18 AM
you mean dr. racho who run for mayor in balilihan twice but lost to anhing kiking and domie chatto? yeah, he is a good man with pure heart. maybe hed already seen the dirty side of the politics that's why he gave up and went to the states. that's the dirtiest election i've ever seen/witnessed in my whole life. and take note, that's only in the local side. how much more in the provincial, regional and national side? that's the reason i give up and transferred residency in cebu and boycotted 2 straight elections.

all i can say is that. wala pa na matawo tawhana. mahitabo lang na kung ang tanang pusil sa kalibutan matunaw.

w/c is malabo nga mahitabo.

mao sad na sa amo sa valencia.. sa mga rally sa mga lim ting election, pirmi jud na isulti nga wa pa matawo ang makapildi sa mga lim sa valencia.. ako kay agree pud ko, but not literally.. siguro na tawo na, pero wala pa lang magsugod sa politica ug wa pa pud mabunjagi..

wala lay makasugagud moatbang ining mga tawhana gumikan sa cuarta nga gikan sa administration. cuarta nga dili ila maong dili managana. i used to be one of the courier sauna sa mga cuarta gikan sa manila ug dili gyud ko makatuo kon diin to gikan mga cuartaha, only intended to buy votes.

sa amo dili man gikan sa admin sir lindy. though a part funding from the party, ang kwarta sa mga lim sauna rang gabaha sa valencia,, even before they joined politics, datu na kau..

Quote from: lindy on November 18, 2008, 01:20:41 AM
w/c is malabo nga mahitabo.

if duna pay mas labaw sa hanap ug malabo kana siguro.

so calle,basin moabot nang panahon mausab ang ngan sa Valencia.

Quote from: calle on November 18, 2008, 05:40:06 PM
sa amo dili man gikan sa admin sir lindy. though a part funding from the party, ang kwarta sa mga lim sauna rang gabaha sa valencia,, even before they joined politics, datu na kau..

hehehe kabalo lagi ka sir lindy.. nay thread bitaw diri sa tb nga nay ni comment nga basin alisdan nag lim ang pangan sa valencia kay puro lim ang government buildings didto..

Suggestion lang, 'Lim Barok'. ayyy way lami!

luoya pud sa valencia... "lim-pak na lim-pak na salapi" na lang.. sounds classy and sosy..

profound opinions, keep up for Bohol 2010...ipatakud ning inyong mga idealismo...may paglaum pa man tingali...

yep! we aren't a hopeless case yet. not yet..

Mostlims na lang.

mas maayo pa sigurong si conching lim nalang ang governor nya si eddie ang vice gov balik. kay murag mulambo ang bohol. si conching bahala sa pangwarta kay negosyante, si eddie ang bahala sa balaud kay abogado man.

sus, maayo untag ma governor na si conching para naa nay governor from valencia..hehe lethal combination jud na bnc, i mean, way laing political duo sa bohol karun nga makapildi ana. but most likely si edgar jud mag gov kay siya man ang humot sa mga tawo.