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Quote from: hubag bohol on July 25, 2011, 09:06:26 AM
President Benigno S. Aquino III's State Of The Nation Address
(Manila Bulletin editorial)
July 25, 2011, 12:21am


MANILA, Philippines â€" President Benigno S. Aquino III, the 15th President of the Philippines, is delivering today, July 25, 2011, his second State of the Nation Address (SoNA) before a joint session of the Congress of the Philippines.

It is traditionally during the SoNA, delivered every fourth Monday of July that the Philippine President presents to the nation his program of action for the new fiscal year, as well as reports on gains in the past year.

President Aquino is expected to report on progress on the agenda of reforms he spelled out during his first SoNA on July 26, 2010, particularly in the education, health, and agriculture sectors.

He will report on the passage of significant laws: synchronizing the August 8, 2011, elections in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao with the 2013 mid-term polls, signing of the Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Governance Act of 2011, continuing the Conditional Cash Transfer program for poor Filipino families, providing for the mandatory immunization of infants and children, amending the Electric Power Industry Reform Act, adopting a pocket open skies policy, and allowing the employment of night workers.

He will also report on his core program of Public-Private Partnership and how it enlivens economic activities in the countryside; and the recently launched Pilipinas Natin Program for volunteerism and partnership between the government and the Filipino people.

He will enumerate the benefits to the country of his seven foreign travels since he assumed the Presidency on June 30, 2010; he visited the United States, Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, and Brunei.

He will also report on job creation, especially in rural areas; rice self-sufficiency, modernization of the Armed Forces; reforms for the police and military, including the provision of housing and other benefits; more assistance and protection for overseas Filipino workers; help for the elderly and physically challenged.

President Aquino said the seeds of change have been planted. Still, much has to be done in the fight against hunger, poverty, and lack of opportunity. To help in reaping the fruits of development and attain the President’s vision and commitment for the country and people, every Filipino should be a catalyst for change and contribute his share to the crucial task of nation-building.

We wish President Benigno S. Aquino III and his Cabinet all the best and success in all their endeavors. Mabuhay!

I am completely satisfied on what his speech delivers. I think, they are important points to start with..

Wish you luck, Pres. Aquino. We, Filipinas-married with a foreigners, might not be in the Philippines but we are up to date on what is going on in the Philippines and we talk about it in our group meetings, always.
We have brains ( not just like others who has but never used it!) and can push forward our views. We are not stagnant unlike others. We are strong and already been helping our economy through our remittances to give our family and friends the help of capital they need for their little businesses. We, the clever Filipinas, are all behind you! RH Bill  and divorce to be legal. f*** the religion who stop it. Put them all in the jail with rats, we shall see if their faith helps them. Scumbags!

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 25, 2011, 08:34:30 AM
President Benigno S. Aquino III is set to deliver later today his 2nd State of the Nation Address.

Hope it was translated into Bisayan as well. Ordinary people cannot understand English let alone the technicality of it all. They are also the one who needs to hear the speech, to let them know that they are one amongst us.

Ayaw ug ayaw jud mo pakontrol aning mga relihiyon. You are the most important commodity sa ilang panginabuhi. Panginabuhi ug ngal-ngal sa mensahe nga gikan ra sa ilang mga lubot ug walay kamatuoran.
Pangaligo mo oy, nanimaho uroy mo ug utot. Dili mo maulaw sa mga Pinoy nga nagkamoritsing na ang mga nawong unya inyoha pa jud nga tontohon, mga tonto jud mo..hehehe

Quote from: Lorenzo on July 26, 2011, 01:08:34 AM
Isles is correct in choosing that quote because there is no where we can go that God cannot follow. In fact, God, because of His Divine Power, is everywhere and with that knows everything. Even if we climb the top of the world to escape Him, still He will be there. If we submerse ourselves to the depths of the sea, still He is there. In fact, there is a verse in the Book of Psalms that expresses David's understanding of this omnipotence of Father God.




Psalm 139

O Lord, you have searched me and known me!
2 You know when I sit down and when I rise up;
you discern my thoughts from afar.
3 You search out my path and my lying down
and are acquainted with all my ways.
4 Even before a word is on my tongue,
behold, O Lord, you know it altogether.
5 You hem me in, behind and before,
and lay your hand upon me.
6 Such knowledge is too wonderful for me;
it is high; I cannot attain it.

7 Where shall I go from your Spirit?
Or where shall I flee from your presence?
8 If I ascend to heaven, you are there!
If I make my bed in Sheol, you are there!
9 If I take the wings of the morning
and dwell in the uttermost parts of the sea,
10 even there your hand shall lead me,
and your right hand shall hold me.
11 If I say, “Surely the darkness shall cover me,
and the light about me be night,”
12 even the darkness is not dark to you;
the night is bright as the day,
for darkness is as light with you.

13 For you formed my inward parts;
you knitted me together in my mother's womb.
14 I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.
Wonderful are your works;
my soul knows it very well.
15 My frame was not hidden from you,
when I was being made in secret,
intricately woven in the depths of the earth.
16 Your eyes saw my unformed substance;
in your book were written, every one of them,
the days that were formed for me,
when as yet there was none of them.

17 How precious to me are your thoughts, O God!
How vast is the sum of them!
18 If I would count them, they are more than the sand.
I awake, and I am still with you.

Sos puros jud ni binutbot aron masulod mo sa mga bulsa aning mga tawhana..Believe what you believe, but remember to be true to your self, be kind to others and needy and be happy on what you've got, then everything will be alright.

Ayaw mo ug pasulod sa mga bulsa aning mga tarantado kay mga hipokrito ug mga ignorante ni sila.

Kamong tigdala ug kabuang nga mensahe sa inyong ginoo no, maayo pa moadto mo sa Africa ay kay nangamatay na ang mga tawo didto tungod sa walay tubig ug pagkaon, kato sila nanginahanglan sa inyong walay kwenta nga mga balak..hehehe

Quote from: islander on July 25, 2011, 01:52:03 PM
There is no neutral ground in the universe: every square inch, every split second,
is claimed by God and counterclaimed by Satan.  (C.S. Lewis)

..and every starving children in Africa  and around the World are covered by your stupid God!! Ignorant and hypocrite..

Quote from: islander on July 25, 2011, 08:19:41 PM
one truth of a third world country is that you are an example of its fifth rate product.

Ah,cool insults. I can do better than that. I could put you in a.. a ..a.. 20th, perhaps or 50th? Do you know the reason why? Would you like to know? I'm sure you know it, plus i couldn't be bothered answering your rants!

Quote from: islander on July 25, 2011, 08:19:41 PM
just because i know a little doesn't mean you know more.  but you are not alone, so cheer up.  there are also those such as you who claim firsthand experience and then resort to condescension just because they believe their lives have improved, materially.  there's no science, by the way, that proves that the brain's ability increases exponentially with one's feeling of material improvement, real or imagined, in their new first world. 

There, your prejudices against women with views and are cleverer than you but married to a foreigner. Is that it? Such a naive and ignorant person, you are dear. I feel sorry for the things that you believe in towards us. I don't know if you are totally lack of moral standard given by your parents or just as stupid and incompetent as the teachers who taught you in those important stages of your learning. You are talking about science, but failed to understand what it brings to the world and to all the People. You're insight towards us Filipina, who settled with a foreign husbands  is just so ancient, I wonder how you come up in mentioning the word "science" at all! lol Ok, I'll teach you now, just in case you don't know anything about us at all hence your ignorance can be observed. We, Filipina married with foreigners are much cleverer  than you are. We have an open-mind and full acceptance to all the changes around us, in short, we are adaptable. We have helped, since then, the economy of the Philippines, hence without us, Philippines will dissolve into bankruptcy. We are independent women,in so many ways,not like others who are dependent (such as you, darling) and just waiting on what they can bribe and corrupt from others  to indulge their day to day living in the Philippines.
We, women who married with foreigners are educated,professionals,widely-experienced and had traveled a long long way to tell the true picture of the story, not like you who's view is torpid.
A person like you will not last long here abroad as our Police will definitely interested with your prejudices.
We don't flaunt what we can buy with our £ (pounds) but instinctively, since you've mentioned it, I could say that you are that person who you've had just described. You, dear is the one who is materialistic, with a sluggish-brain function, and one who needs some lubrication to pave the way for the new-modern Filipina, who are far from your description. Such an ignorant view you have!

Quote from: islander on July 25, 2011, 08:19:41 PM
fortunately, unlike you, i have no such grand plans.  but if you believe your kind can make the world go round (as if it would stop going round if you didn't), go ahead, start experimenting first with your snot.  as for shame, have you by chance ever felt it?

What a surprise! I have  no doubt at all that you will stay as a pest of the society rather than a helpful citizen, who accept change,and debates on right and wrong. I have had my fair experiences of your kind ( thankful for it's limited number!) ,egocentricity as I called it, and I don't like them at all,infact I hated them, as they only like to listen at their own noises and nothing else, and they tend to attack the person rather than the contents of the conversation. One thing that I've observed as well to the people like yourself, is that, they tend not to have development. They rather stays under-developed. This is perhaps, because they can't stand nor accept that "2 heads are better than one" in solving problems; and that experiences are valuable commodities in telling a real story.They also ended up their arguments with fights rather than solving the problems. If I were you, starts solving the problems and stop denying the rights of all the students who are struggling.We could unite  you know, join our forces, as clevers, in tackling these  unjust problems of our society.Since you are the one in the Philippines, you could starts by researching what the students complaints are, investigate the complaints if they are being answered, look at the fees, if our students can afford them or not, if not then ask colleges and universities to put it down and follow the trend of the economy and stop putting in more and more profits on their purses.You could do better by doing this, instead of ranting around your useless insults, because it will never touched me, nor I will go down to your level which is a bit too low, knowing that I am married with a foreigner. Go on, research our colleges and universities in Bohol, look at first-hand their facilities, fees, teachers abilities,and talk to all the students, confidentially,without risking them from being thrown out. Compare the fees and the minimum wages in Bohol. Look at the curriculum this year and compared it next year, and count how many students who can't graduate because the colleges/universities are putting more and more subjects, if not, changing the subject's descriptive titles to keep students paying the schools.

Research as well the primary schools-the teachers, students,and their facilities. Examine each of them, and try to find out, what makes our society a Third of the worlds poorest country, because we are, which means, there has to be more problems somewhere, than it exposes.

We all, felt shame from time to time, but in this instance, it is you I am ashamed off by all your denials of the true picture, your rants of insults rather than facing the problems and tackling its solutions, your ignorance about us (Filipinas married with foreigners), your prejudices and  mis-conception towards our intellectual capacity. How wrong and naive you are if you think so. They are the reasons why I am ashamed to call you as my co-Filipino. You will be laughed by us, if you are in front of us, who are cleverer than you think. How one can be so wrong,even given the development of science and modernity of it's environment,but left with the ancient-nity (or insanity) of ideals and opinions such as yours . Such a weakest link, you are. Shame on you!

Quote from: islander on July 25, 2011, 11:16:06 AM
this works great for you, you know.  here's more:

The rule is perfect: in all matters of opinion our adversaries are insane. (Mark Twain)

Perfectly suited on you rather, as you're stories are far from the truth.The truth of the Third World Country.
Just because you  know a little doesn't mean that you know it all,you know.Some who has first-hand experience knows better and can truthfully tell a story, not like others who twist it to make it looks good.  People like you cannot make the world go round, instead they can make it stagnant. Shame on you..

Quote from: islander on July 24, 2011, 09:45:09 PM
yes, it is nice.  we also have free elementary and secondary education here in the philippines.  our public schools are free.

* Are you living in the Philippines or just pretending that you know it all? Public schools in my country-the Philippines has never been free. That's a fact! It's mean to be but it isn't!

of course, licenses are "struck out" from teachers, through due process.  there's got to be a complaint, an investigation, and proof.  then the law will take its course.

There are enough proofs but they're just being hidden by their com-padres and com-madres. That is  what's happening in our society. Whether you accept it or not.Complaints in the Philippines are just like throwing needles in the hay-stocks, it will never get answered. Investigations are mis-handled all the time!


right on!  as far as i know, there are no contributions imposed unless the parents and teachers have agreed after meetings and discussions, otherwise, what parent will pay for something that hasn't been agreed on by a majority?

No! Absolutely not. Based on our experiences, what you said is not what is happening. Sorry, but it's true.

now this is strange.  no school here in my country is ever left to govern itself.  it's either you have never studied here, you are not aware of our educational system, or you are grossly misinformed.


First is, it is not strange because everyone knew about it, except you of course. What is strange is your total denial of the things,supposedly,can be improved but then can't, because in your eyes Philippine is perfect. I've got news for you, it isn't! Educational system is close to my heart as I am an educator and it pains me to see  people like you, who likes covering up what is not up to standard. Shame...Pity..You are probably the one who's mis-informed hence, you are telling me all of the perfect-lies and full of denials. One cannot progress if one cannot accept imperfections and how to resolved it!



whew!  is this uk english?

What's wrong with my English? Tell me and I'll explain it to you slowly, as one of my students..lol


you don't know the philippines.  but you do sound like someone who failed to learn about school toilets or the school you attended had golden toilet seats.

Oh, insults doesn't touch me, but to answer it, is to tell you that your writing is very bad. One of the BASIC rules of writing is to make the first letter of every sentence,a CAPITAL! Hence yours is not, then you have just murdered that very basic rule. I hope you agree with me. By the way, a friendly advice, before you complain about Filipinoes writing, please ensure that yours is perfect, which is by far. See, very simple.


we filipinoes do what we can and, like everywhere else, there are good and bad, competent and incompetent teachers.  most filipinoes though appreciate being filipinoes, unlike some (and i take care to emphasize that they're a minority) who end up living abroad, like in a western country, for one reason or other, usually by an accident of marriage, and then they take on some kind of superior stance and start to malign anything about filipinoes.  all i can say is that, unlike potatoes and tomatoes, you can take the girl out of the country but you can never take the country out of the girl. 

I, think you are very out of the stick and, can see both of your ears smoking!lol But to answer your insults with kindness is to say that, I am mainly telling my experiences together with the people that I know, that has the same view-points regarding the topic. Now, hush baby, hush and calm down. You are definitely living in the fairy-land and not the Philippines,a Third World Country..lol   

higher education is never free, but one can opt for minimal tuition in one's choice of school, at least here for us, filipinoes.  learning is free for everyone, in or out of school.  as for poverty, it was never for sale.

What? What are you ranting about? No one says it is free. You've lost me. You are seriously in the wrong sticks here. Ha ha ha you cannot take the quotes into its literal meaning. And based on the discussions above, it never meant like the way you said it. I'm sorry, you've lost me completely.

p.s.  suffice it to say that i feel silly tackling your treatise this way, but i'm in the mood for having fun.  i hope for your kind understanding.  or, as british english may probably have it, this is to inform your good person that herein i offer my due respects but for the glaring misconstruction by someone on exile in an empire of faded glory that once had dominion over palm and pine. 

I certainly can see that, as you are completely and utterly in the wrong sticks and perhaps, not living at all in the Philippines. Oh well, you can insults as much as you like, but one thing for sure, I have touched your pride, and just like one says " pride can kill".


"The trouble with the world is not that people know too little,
but that they know so many things that ain't so."
-Mark Twain-

It's not right to put God on everything you know.

It's ones choice and decisions..

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 23, 2011, 02:53:07 PM
Hmm, maayo untag hatagan mi niyag written recommendation para lig-on...
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Recommendation of workers would be great!

Please ensure to have barangay and police clearance with you..

And please spread the word as I would like to help those who needed the job most, considering the economic crisis is still forthcoming..

Thank you..

Palihog, ayaw butangi ug binuang akong add kay aron makabasa ang nanginahanglan..

Quote from: islander on July 23, 2011, 10:48:22 AM
nothing beats fortitude and hope.  may other couples be just as lucky.

It's not hope, it's the acceptance that one can never be perfect, and his good deeds outweighed his imperfections..

Thanks..Recommendation is fine. So any of you who knew someone needed some jobs, let them contact me and I'll get back as soon as I can..

Ako nanginahanglan ug tawo nga magmanage sa gamay nako nga restaurant, beauty shop, ug  mini shop.

Please send me your resume if you are interested.

Qualification is vital, experiences is luxury but not essential, as you will be trained by my self on how to run my empire.

You should be willing to work with me and follow my instructions all the time..

Hoping for your interests on the job.

Thank you and best regards.

Way klaro mo, ayaw ninyo apili ug binuang hoy..Imbis seryoso akong ads, nahimo na lang nga kataw-anan.Way klaro..Adto mo sa Jokes Area oh..

Musta ninyo tanan diha sa Bohol..

Si Ako kini..

It would be nice to have a free-education for Elementary and high school students just like here in the UK.

Teachers should be struck out from their licenses once they have found out that they are asking monetary funds towards the children/students.

The fact that PTA or Parents and Teachers Association exist means that children/students can go on learning and not worrying about contributions, penalties, projects, or any school activities that needed funds. Financial expenses must and only be discussed between adults (parents and teachers), as students are in school to learn for brighter future on their own, which then be shared to the community and to the nation by being a productive and a good citizen.

Schools, colleges, and universities in the Philippines are being left to govern themselves, which is very disconcerting.
Even how hard-hitting it is to see by every one, how poor pupils are, school-teachers are still on demands of money-needing activities, penalties, contributions, and bribery.
" Ingna imong mama Ondoy/Inday nga mag-amot ta ug para palit ug pintal para sa atong room", they would say to a child/student. Buildings and infrastructures are not responsibility of the parents, more so to a child/student. It is the government for the public school, and the owner for the private one.
When one build a business and offer services,one must provide all necessary equipments for its production and administration for its clients/users. You cannot just put a toilet without a rubbish bin, running water, toilet paper, etc.Because if you don't that toilet even how new it is, sooner than later, it will become un-usable. My point is that any maintenance should be charged on to its owner, or for the public, it's the government.

Colleges and universities, I am disgusted to its owners/operators. They don't seem to have a standard of subjects, they can change, add, re-invent a new subjects with no problems at all. Curriculum keeps on changing, infacts, they've been adding more subjects (unnecessary to the course) all the time. Year after year, they are adding more and more, and it seems to be no difficulty in them in doing so. There has been no control of standard in education. Private colleges and universities can do what-ever they like. Charges students gigantic fees, and miscellaneous for maintaining the toilets! ( as one examples). Although every body says, the toilets never been maintained and that students already paid that as part of their fees!.
I could not say that teachers are very well informed, experienced and skilled as well. I could say more about them and their bad moral values and incompetence. It's just not good enough really. The DepEd should come out from their hidings (offices) and give these organisations a discipline to help students, parents, communities, and nation to improve its life-styles and progress its development for all Filipinoes, and the new generation to come.

Free Education !
Free Learning!
Free-Poverty!

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Nangita ko ug 2 ka katabang para sa among 5 bedroom house sa Talisay Cebu.

Kinahanglan nga but-an, dili k******n, kugihan,dili tabian,kabalo mo luto, kasaligan,kabalo mo drive( kung naa), dili tanga-on, ug kabalo mo iningles gamay( ok ra ug dili pod).

Gikinahanglan pod nga seryoso sa trabaho ug committed makakita ug kuarta ug magtigom para sa ilang kaugma-on.

Ang benepisyo mao nga magbayad kami sa Phil-health, ang sweldo depende sa edad,ug kahibalo,libre puy-anan,libre pagkaon, ug naay day-offs ( basta kay nahuman ang trabaho sa balay).

Mga but-an me nga pagka-empleyado, ug kahibalo motabang sa among isig katawo, busa hinaot nga dili me binuangan. Ako ug akong bana ra kanunay sa balay, kung walay party ug mga bisita..

Ang edad nga akong gipangita mao ang 25 years old pataas..

Magsugod karong September 2011, so kung interesado mo ug trabaho, or naa moy kaila nga maigo sa deskripsyon sa seryoso sa pagpanarbaho, sulate lang ko ninyo dire and I'll get back as soon as I can.

Lihok karon, aron bugnaw imong kaugmaon!!!

Thanks Lorenzo..

Pila may charge sa Bohol Chronicle diay?

Kinsa may newspaper nga barato magpaadvertise  para sa  house and lot nga palitonon?

I have accepted that my husband is more precious than anything else in the world, and that he, amongst others, is not perfect and felt his love and care all through my trying times..

Past experienced has bound us together more than ever..

Nangita ko ug 2 ka katabang para sa among 5 bedroom house sa Talisay Cebu.

Kinahanglan nga but-an, dili k******n, kugihan,dili tabian,kabalo mo luto, kasaligan,kabalo mo drive( kung naa), dili tanga-on, ug kabalo mo iningles gamay( ok ra ug dili pod).

Gikinahanglan pod nga seryoso sa trabaho ug committed makakita ug kuarta ug magtigom para sa ilang kaugma-on.

Ang benepisyo mao nga magbayad kami sa Phil-health, ang sweldo depende sa edad,ug kahibalo,libre puy-anan,libre pagkaon, ug naay day-offs ( basta kay nahuman ang trabaho sa balay).

Mga but-an me nga pagka-empleyado, ug kahibalo motabang sa among isig katawo, busa hinaot nga dili me binuangan. Ako ug akong bana ra kanunay sa balay, kung walay party ug mga bisita..

Ang edad nga akong gipangita mao ang 25 years old pataas, preferrably singles, pero as long as mabiyaan ug dili magsamok samok ang pamilya, ok ra ..

Magsugod karong September 2011, so kung interesado mo ug trabaho, or naa moy kaila nga maigo sa deskripsyon sa seryoso sa pagpanarbaho, sulate lang ko ninyo dire sa tubag bohol, or comment lang..


Lihok karon, aron bugnaw imong kaugmaon!!!

Quote from: grazie7y on December 08, 2008, 12:28:03 PM
Apply for what?

Online Prosti?

NEWS:

unsay not new:      Information about KC Estremos related to Alyssa Anota/Lyssa Anota who     con us for money over the net
kining ngalan ni KC?  KC is she and not he
kining kamatayon ni KC? She is with a group of friend who are all drunk
kining trabaho ni KC?  She is a prostitute using online and meeting different people in person
kining nakaila ni KC?  me, my husband, Alyssa Anota/Lyssa Anota- confirmed  using online to con people around the world to get some money..

Hope they will fine peace in hell and that this god-fearing country to stop pretending to be innocent when they are far from it. I hope also that all Filipinas who have the same problem as me with their husbands that will unite and will make a legal claimed that foreigners who misbehave here in the Philippines will be disallowed to stay here and to marked their names in data base so they can't come in here anymore.

Facts:
Foreigners will come here because they are desired although they are very wrinkly, fat and ugly. In their home country foreigners are being snob, looked at head to toe, looked at as a dirty old men having young filipinas with them,undesired, horrible old git etc..

And even how strong your marriage nor how pretty you are nor how intelligent you are, Foreigners husband will find new faces as exciting and desirable..Beware girls..Most of all BEWARE Alyssa Anota/Lyssa Anota..

Alyssa Anota/Lyssa Anota comes from Ormoc-Leyte who comes in Cebu to work..She and KC lived in Mandaue somewhere in the bridge... 

So you guys...BE WARY....

Goodluck..

Quote from: glacier_71 on December 07, 2008, 12:12:57 PM
oh!? May KC rest in peace and the people who knew or met her could find peace as well...

This is not a new events at all.. Infact, Filipina are popular to this kind of jobs...Wanna apply?

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on November 23, 2007, 02:01:14 PM
Below is an e-mail I receive today from a friend of KC Estremos, who died in a hit-and-run accident on the first week of November in Loon, Bohol. Anyone based in Bohol, please post any updated information on the victims of the hit-and-run accident. The driver is Engineer Maurito Lim. I think he already surrendered, and is now detained in jail.

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Dear Sir

Forgive me for emailing you directly but I am hoping you can assist me. I have good connections with the Philippines, Bohol and Cebu in particular. Two days ago news reached me that a very good friend of mine, KC Estremos, has been killed in a road accident. Having done a Google search I found the report you posted on the Tubag site, which confimed what I had been told.

The report is inaccurate in that KC was a 17 year old girl from Cebu who was staying in Loon together with her boyfriend Carmen. She was a sweet and loving girl who did all she could for her family. To be taken in this way is truly shocking. If the report about the driver is accurate then that is appalling. To claim that such an incident can be an accident when under the influence of drink and falling asleep is nonsense. In my country he would be locked up for a minimum of 15 years for such a crime.

I am still in total denial that KC can really be dead. Such a lovely young lady with her whole life ahead of her. Her friends in Cebu, along with myself, are very distressed. Do you have any information about what has happened to her body, whether she was buried in Loon or taken back to Cebu? I ask because we would like to visit her to say goodbye and to show our respects.

Any further information regarding this matter that you have will be very much appreciated,

Yours

(name withheld)

My husband  has confirmed that this writing was his and that he was acquainted with KC. And KC as I know her was not an angel nor a friend of us.

My husband met her at Marina Mall Cebu with KC’s father, around Jan-March. They invited  my husband to come to their house using the taxi driven by her father. My husband told me (after so many persuasion) that her in family is living  in poverty with all in her family living in a shack accomodation.

I did not know this story until this year as my husband was involve to a bestfriend of KC called Alyssa Anota, which has different story.

I, together with my husband went back to England on the 2nd week of March and of which he was diagnose as STD victim.

He then went back to Cebu to purchased(with my permission and without knowing KC) our house,alone, at the middle of last year. Now you tell me what happen between my husband and KC at that time, you put your own story.

Last week of October KC’s had an accident and  died on the 1st week of November. The involvement of Alyssa Anota then took place as she got  hold of KC’s yahoo address and sent a message to my husband about what happen to KC and that was when this letter was made to the administrator.

My husband and Alyssa Anota then started to talked online (I don’t know if everyday or not) of which she made a commitment to be our maid.

Alyssa Anota then asked for money (5thou ) from my husband which makes my husband restless   several weeks, even during our holiday, and of which I have decided that there is something wrong with him and it is on the internet. I caught him talking to Alyssa Anota ( alyssa_anota @yahoo.com or lyssa_anota@yahoo.com

Alyssa who lives in Ormoc Leyte is going back to Leyte to help her brother and sister and she needs 5thou to help them togo to school. I was being persuaded by this story and agreed to send the money as long as when we come back to Cebu that she will work for us as our maid.

We sent the money through western union but we lost her too. So we are being con by this person.

The point of this story is for you all to be vigilant online as there are so many con-Filipinas in Cebu that will tell you all about their poverty-driven stories. Do not let this Alyssa Anota or Lyssa Anota  to hooked you as she is using different names and aliases. I bet she is not 17 years old as she told my husband..