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any second or spilt of the second after the fertilization occur in a womans womb. it's a mortal sin to stop the fertilization it's definitely an abortion! beware and be aware!

use condom! it's safe and still you can enjoy sex! all in all it's in your mind. meyn! 

i need a woman.......ever.....

die laughing with music in your head! rock n roll na! hithitan na! 

maajo Dong nga nimo magustuhi kay ug nagustuhan pa! balik2x jud ka...

Was able to rock with Pepe, his wife Maela and Maela's bro Fred at Villa Romana in Baguio two months ago. Nice evening with Emperador, SMB and budha stick.....heheheheh!  Rock on to the future....

bugsay maglayag na ta Dong sa tul-id nga dan sa dagat man o sa kajutaan. ug subra mi burot ilang tyan. abusadong gobyerno ni GMA.....

naay tongpats ning ilang importasyon! bitajon si yap ug tinuod ni!

makatabang ning tawhana aron dili na sija sundogn sa mga bata ang ijang pagka k******n! pweee!

kong tinuod ni dapat presohon ning among congressman! way kasingkasing sa taliwala sa gutom ug gamay nga kita sa mga magdadaro ijang gi tugotan ni! dili taga 3rd district sa bohol ning tawhana. ug tinuod ni, taga impyerno ni! bitay ang angajan nimo Cong. nagpaka uwaw kas taga Bohol! pweeee! 

mawo! tinuod ni ang mga cojuanco ma hilig sa sex. nia dinhi nikulimat si kris...uwag ang ijang problema....

 

mawo....

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 28, 2010, 01:08:35 PM
Mokilaw mo ani?

ninduta kan-on ning butanga bay! labinag bata kay humothumot! hehehe

mokilaw ko labinag tahong nga babad sa ihi. hahahaha....

 

Quote from: islander on July 26, 2010, 05:37:19 PM
siyalan ba si e.  ngano gud tatot nga kahibawo man kag katow?

kasuway ko sano ako brief maong....... sigig utog si diyunyur kay katow gilok pa! hehehe....

sa jagna sauna, dili sako sa harina - maong ang panty nila! aguy ka katow! 

yeeeehhheeeyyy! pero bantay mo diha kay mangurakot napud ni sila thru kickbacks! atong isumbong ni Pnoy!

nagka pera na naman ang comelec - na ngomisyon na naman ang komisyon on eleksyon!!

from panglao, it would take about 45 min. to reach balicasag. remember, this island is near the center of bohol/cebu/siquijor islands. strong current can be experienced and located in a deep sea connected all the way to the philippine deep in surigao. lost/narcosis divers were nowhere to be found!  good luck and enjoy dudes!

nope, the island is peacefull with less crowd. there are three dive sites that offers diff kinds of coral formations. i luv the sanctuary area, a drop off point, it seem youre flying if you dive along the wall, theres a school of jacks in this area. our last dive last 3 yrs we encounter school of baracuda circling above our heads.....balicasag is my fav dive site, cannot be compared to batangas..

Quote from: tubagboholspride on July 16, 2010, 09:24:47 AM
nope. Im not a boholano. i just love Bohol Do you know some beaches in bohol? because I want to explore the beaches in bohol.

if you scuba dive or love beach you can go to panglao island, there are lots of resort there, you can search it in google for your allowable budget. then balicasag island(this one should not be miss if your underwater adventurer)....

Quote from: tubagboholspride on July 15, 2010, 03:43:37 PM
wow. You have a blood of a hero. Cool  nice to meet you. What is your name?.

pride, i'm rgrocker from jagna...ikaw, what part are you from bohol? you born there?

yup true blooded, my blood is a caseñas. capt. goyo caseñas our home town hero during pilipino - american war...

pilipinos are descendants of malay race deadly pirates in ancient times....

tinuod ni. ang dagat ug mag scuba dive ka, kong banha inig decend nimo daghag isda imong makita...

kay ngano nga kita ang kulba nga mga magdadagat? ang pilipino kaliwat sa mga kuyaw ug kulba nga mga pirata sa unang panahon....    

magpatagna kaha kog lotto ni paul? tunga mi...

mga diabetic tawon mga sano......bitaw akong ingnon sila mag himug calamy zero!

kaya pala. sigue exempted nas wangwang si paniki!

hinaut unta nga dunay calamay zero para namo ni Chicogon....

isikma bai!

i am a very dog person coz i luv doogie style.....hehehe

naay daghan ana nila sa bohol.....hahaha

why man Bro?

may0ong jud bay. ga kumbitay lang ni sya. pero ang color sa panit mao jud! paniki jud! hahahahha!

Itong Bise Presidente natin, unang nag reklamo sa no wang-wang policy ni P-Noy, nag go bisag red light. Gustong tumira sa Coconut Palace, palasyo sa subrang capricho ni Imelda Marcos nuon. Dili kaha abusado ning paniking ito? Sa subrang mahal e maintain ang palasyong ito?

"Hoy Paniki, mahiya kanaman sa gitna ng kahirapan sa taong bayan!"  

akong gi buksan kaingon kog nag jakol ba.....

ako kuan......."hubo nahh...."

Quote from: chicogon on June 18, 2010, 02:21:58 PM
Buwad, maguwang ra ka nakog 3 ka tuig... me, 12 years!!!

mao ba Pads? pareho diay tag club! paniwang Pads kay delicado ug overweight ang diabetic. BMI nako naas tumoy, at least pasok pa. pugong2x ko ug kaon Pads pero beer dijud ma pugngan. Ingon kos doctor nga ug way beer dali ko mamatay! hehehe.....   

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 19, 2010, 11:16:12 AM
Bai Buwad, I will be visiting your hometown this July. The Land of Delicious Calamay!

Regards to your family!

Mo hapit ko sa Jagna kai duol ra man Jagna from Valencia. Mo practice ko sa ahong standard driving. hehehe!

Ajo-ajo Dong Lor. Regards ko nila Ng Asyon Lim. Bilib ko kay naninda pa. Maajo na unta mo pahuway nasija suroysuroy nalang kay daghan sijag kwarta. Way anak gastusan. Nindut na ang kalsada ron safe na.

Quote from: chicogon on June 18, 2010, 02:19:40 PM
Duol ras Galicia ug Gales nga daghan pod sa Jagna ,ug Galleza sa Pilar... usa raman jud nas una ba. Wa lay makahubad siguro hehehe.

Si Anhing "Mam Dadang Galicia Rufiño" igsoon ni anhing Father Apro Galicia aho tong suod nga maestra pads, murag Nanay2x nako to. Amigo pud silas akong parents.

oks lang kami Dong! salamat. Ikaw? hope you and all in your family are okay! rock on Dong!!!

dili mangud mo inum ug vino ning mga muslim arabs mao nga lisud estoryahon. No in our lifetime!

mga paryente namo na sila Mam. Apil silas reunion mga taga Jagna ilang kaliwat.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 18, 2010, 12:18:59 AM
Bai Buwad, make sure you take your medications. Are you on oral hypoglycemics now?

tungaon? ug tunagon unja ihumol tanan Manay? k ba?

yup, a three time/day  medication, glucovance and humamet. nag gym sad ko hadlok man gud ko ug mo bigay akong kidney. i plan to reduce my medication. 15 yrs na ko Dong/Hofe kaluoy sa Dios naa pay balhibo akong tudlo sa tiil.

People, kindly shout here if you have a Galia blood from Jagna. We will be having a reunion, next year last week of May 2010. The clan will be welcoming a long lost relative from Dipolog City - The Ranillo Family. There will be a meeting here in Manila on September to organize the reunion.....Come kagupa, be there and be heard! maghudyaka ta!

di man mabasa Dong Lor. Na block man siguro ang youtube sa amo. Diabetic ko Dong!

LEST WE FORGET

Charlie Avila, who HAS NOT forgotten what the Marcoses did, reminds
us, in his CHRONOLOGY OF THE MARCOS PLUNDER, that in…

September 1976
This month the Marcoses bought their first property in the U.S. - a condo in the exclusive Olympic Towers on Fifth Avenue in New York. Five months later they would also buy the three adjoining apartments,paying a total of $4,000,000.00 for the four and using AntonioFloirendo's company, Theaventures Limited in Hong Kong , as front forthese purchases.

October 13, 1977
Today, after addressing the UN General Assembly, Imelda celebrated bygoing shopping and spending $384,000 including $50,000 for a platinum bracelet with rubies; $50,000 for a diamond bracelet; and $58,000 fora pin set with diamonds. The day before, Vilma Bautista, one of her private secretaries, paid $18,500 for a gold pendant with diamonds and emeralds; $9,450 for agold ring with diamonds and emeralds; and $4,800 for a gold and
diamond necklace.

October 27, 1977
The Marcoses donated $1.5 million to Tufts University in Boston, endowing a professorial chair in East Asian and Pacific Studies at theFletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. The students and professors discovered this and forced the school to reject the donation. To save face, the Marcoses were allowed to finance several seminars and lectures.

November 2, 1977
Still at her shopping spree, Imelda paid $450,000 for a gold necklaceand bracelet with emeralds, rubies, and diamonds; $300,000 for a gold ring with emeralds and diamonds; and $300,000 for a gold pendant with diamonds, rubies, and thirty-nine emeralds.


July 1978
After a trip to Russia, Imelda arrived in New York and immediatelywarmed up for a shopping spree. She started with paying $193,320 for antiques, including $12,000 for a Ming Period side table; $24,000 for a pair of Georgian mahogany Gainsborough armchairs; $6,240 for a Sheraton double-sided writing desk; $11,600 for a George II wood side
table with marble top - all in the name of the Philippine consulate to dodge New York sales tax.

That was merely for starters.
A week later she spent $2,181,000.00 in one day! This included $1,150,000 for a platinum and emerald bracelet with diamonds from Bulgari; $330,000 for a necklace with a ruby, diamonds, and emeralds; $300,000 for a ring with heart-shaped emeralds; $78,000 for 18-carat gold ear clips with diamonds; $300,000 for a pendant with canary diamonds, rubies and emeralds on a gold chain.

After New York, she dropped by Hong Kong where a Cartier representative admitted it was this Filipina, Imelda, who had put together the world's largest collection of gems - in 1978.

May 1979
The Marcos couple celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary in a party that cost $5,000,000.00 There was a silver carriage drawn by eight white horses.

November 23, 1978
A house was purchased at 4 Capshire Drive in Cherry Hill, New Jersey (actually near to Philadelphia where Bongbong was taking courses atthat time) for use by servants and Bongbong's security detachment.


The Marcoses did not neglect their annual real estate purchase. During this year and next year, 1979, they purchased two properties - one at 3850 Princeton Pike, Princeton - a 13-acre estate for use by daughter Imee as she attended Princeton. The other was a house at 19 Pendleton Drive in Cherry Hill for use of Bongbong and under the name of Tristan Beplat, erstwhile head of the American Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines.

April 1979
In two days in New York this month, Imelda spent $280,000 for a necklace wet with emeralds and diamonds; $18,500 for a yellow gold evening bag with one round cut diamond; $8,975.20 for 20-carat gold ear clips with twenty-four baguette diamonds; $8,438.10 for 18-carat gold ear clips with fifty-two tapered baguette diamonds; and
$12,056.50 for 20 carat gold ear clips with diamonds. June 1980

For $1,577,000.00 in New York Imelda buys Webster Hotel on West 45th Street . She rewards Gen. Romeo Gatan as a limited partner. Gatan arrested Ninoy at the beginning of Martial Law.

The insurgents' ranks grew by twenty percent a year.. Meritorious officers in the armed forces experienced low moral due to Marcos' penchant for promotig friends over more deserving officers.

February 16, 1986
In Fe's records of monies paid out during Marcos' last campaign, one unusually large item was authorized by "FL" (First Lady) and paid to Assemblyman Arturo Pacificador on this day. A few days later, two carloads of men drove into San Jose , the provincial capital of Antique. Evelio Javier, head of Aquino's campaign, was watching the votes being counted when the men opened fire and killed Evelio after he was still able to run through town but finally got cornered in a public toilet where he was gunned down in front of shocked
townspeople. Pacificador was later convicted of the murder.

February 25, 1986
Marcos fled the Philippines leaving behind a foreign debt of $27 billion and a bureaucracy gone mad. "Cash advances" for the elections from the national treasury amounted to Php3.12 billion ($150 million). The Central Bank printed millions of peso bills, many with the same serial number. Sixty million pesos in newly printed bills were found in a vehicle owned by Imelda's brother Bejo in the Port Area of Manila, and another Php 100 million aboard the MV Legaspi also owned by Bejo Romualdez.

How massive and humongous a loot Marcos took can be deduced from the known losses he left behind.

The known losses he left at the Central Bank included $1.2 billion in missing reserves and $6 billion in the Special Accounts.

Imelda charged off most of her spending sprees to the PNB or Philippine National Bank which creatively wrote off her debts as "unresponded transfers". Ver also used PNB funds to finance his "intelligence" operations.

The known losses at the PNB amounted to Php72.1 billion At the DBP, the losses Marcos left behind totaled Php85 billion; at the Philguarantee, it was Php6.2 billion ; and at the NIDC or NationalInvestment and Development Corporation (NDC) - the losses amounted to Php 2.8 billion.

These losses were primarily due to cronyism - giving loans to cronies that had little or no collateral, whose corporations were undercapitalized, whose loan proceeds were not used for the avowed purpose, and where the practice of corporate layering was common, i.e. using two or more companies with the same incorporators and officers, whereby one company which gives the loan owns the company which obtains the loan, or similar arrangements. The cronies enjoyed their closeness to Marcos. With him they formed a Grand Coalition. They participated in the exercise of dictatorship. But Marcos owned them. The wealth of the cronies belonged to him.

Because of the free rides taken by Imelda, Marcos and the cronies, the Philippine Airlines was in debt by $13.8 billion.

The conservative Grand Total for losses Marcos left behind (and therefore the kind of loot he grabbed and hid) amounted to $17.1 billion.

The Central Bank, the PNB, and other financial institutions badly need an audit. The special review (not regular audit because there seems not to have been any - there are no records anyway) did not uncover Imelda's spending - her name never appeared - and Ver's intelligence fund.

The review gave no hint of theft or missing money, only "downward adjustments" and "proposed adjustments" to "deficiencies" and "shortages of money".

For continuation.....

dia ko dari MDB, nindut raba kaayo dili haras unja hinay2x ang effect pero dugay mo tugpa. Saman akong e western? hehehe...

sayang, hahahaha!

K lang kami dari MDB? Ikaw muzta na? Hup everything is fine and your family is doing good . We have high hopes here in Manila nowadays because of change for the better as promised by Pres.Noy. Tingin ko serious sya at sana maka tikim na naman tayo ng kaunlaran after decades of economic rapes by previous leaders.

Padz, adto ta pohon! Pufff!, pufff! puff! UBO!!!

tracy lord and jim moore. hehehehe.....

Quote from: lindy on June 09, 2010, 12:28:02 PM
wala man siguro age limit ang pag date. ang importante nga duna kay ka date kay pastilan lisora kon mag date unya ikaw ra usa.

hahahahaha! sakto! mismo!

whata lousy question! basta si junior okay kahit with viarga! oks pa dong uy! 

atong bantajan ang mga saad ni Noy nga ijang undangon ang corruption. hinaut unta.......

tama ka, lucio, belle. mao lagi! thousands of years pa kinahanglan para ma usab ang kinaiya sa tawo. well,  it can be accelerated thru good education. ang problema, bisag pang edukasyon, pang abono aron dunay makaon kawaton man! pastilan! o elecion a limbongan man! para lang deritso ang pangurakot nila! hani bani! atong gi sipa si exconvict joe sa malacanang kay kurakot. pastilan ang mi puli labaw pa! anak, ama, ug ina namay nagurakot! ug akoy ma presidente ako jong ukayon ang kaso aron masira na. ug naay sala bitajon!

hahahaha ako pud bacla! hahahahha.... bacla tang tanang taga TB

ni tibagbag man ang estoryah sa topic! kinsa toy gustong makig sinumbagay dinhi? kinsa toy desperate na? ug naay makig sinumbagay tawo ni villar akoy atubang do! tupac referee ka dong. 10 rounds. si villar ang desperate na. mas nagustohan pa karon sa tawo ang exconvict joe kay nija. o unsa mga tawo ni villar nga k******n sugod nata sumbagay na?

bitaw kumedya lang  .....hehehehe! di ko mo patol ni villar kay pildi na... hehehehe 

ang nawong ni villar mura man ug kalibangon.. o di ba human na gikan ni utong kay dako kaajo ang tubol! hahahahha...

Quote from: buwadsanga on April 27, 2010, 10:50:09 PM
Enjoy mga sano, a lighter side of the election 

hehehehe

Fdaray, tell it to villaroyo......

c5 at tyaga morg! tubaga ninjo na! ug nikita sijag dako 10B. nganong dili man sija apil asa top 100tax payers? tax evader ni imong candidato? imong presidente? Dios ko po!!!

hehehe, bright na mga botante ron. salamat sa Dios! lisud na ilaron ug magpa pobre2x.hehehehe!

Enjoy mga sano, a lighter side of the election  

been long here dude! hup to meet you all in the future with a cold beer!!!

ug si villar naka sapi sa ijang negosyo nga bilyones. nganong wa man sija ma apil sa top 100 tax payers? kay ngano? nanglimbong sya sa gobyerno! wa mo bayad sa saktong buhis. mao baning klasehas tawo nga himoong presidente? tinaga ang c5 ug tax evader pa? pweeeee!!! lumangoy ka nalang sa basura senador!!! see you in hell! sigurado ma presidente ka dun kampi ni satanas!!! 

daug nas inday sa jagna calle/naay topac. mura diay kag si noynoy calls. hahahaha. at least dili tinuod...

ajaw i-apil? ug color panang duha. parehug color ni sila dudes! naas ticket si gibo sa k******n nga gobyerno ni gloria. para asa? para sa ambisyon nija mahimong presidente! way nada nga move ni gibo ni dudes. hibawo bamo nganong si danding suko ni gibo? gumikas ijang asawa nga social climber ug duminante! under sa asawa nis gibo. nadala lang kas bola ni gibo dudes! sori to hear it meyn....

glacie, kaming taga jagna ug mo kaon ug calamay, (tip)among bu-han ang mata sa bagol, unja isoksok ang straw. unja sujopon namo. maunay pasosyal nga pagkaon sa calamay. pa sujop2x, pa straw2x. kaya? hehehhe.....    

andam kog bato kay labajon nahos villar. mangingilad ning tawhana. isdaan sa tondo style ang pagka tawo nga daghag mandurugas, toso ug mangingilad! ahhhhhk! pwehh!

gibo? magaling mag salita, like gloria, magaling ang utak, like gloria, gloria magaling magnakaw baka si gibo din. delicado mga sano....

the issue is C5 and Villrayo chicken out from the hearing, crying that he was politicized. He should eat his sh!t, he should answer and face the music! as of this time i can say that he make money out from C5 realignment, the issue is not closed. he did it from a poor goverment! C5 at tinaga nya tayo! 

wow, thats a professional way to open the calamay. pure boholana ning dalagaha. ug dika kabalo lisud bok-on hation ang kalamay....

How does Loren really feel about Manny?

A picture tell a thousand words.......... from leviste to angara to manny villaroyo? hehehe!!!!

How Manny Villar lied and used the death of his brother Danny 
AS I WRECK THIS CHAIR By William M. Esposo (The Philippine Star) Updated March 28, 2010 12:00 AM

“Nakaranas na ba kayong ... mamatayan ng kapatid dahil wala kang pera pangpagamot (Have you experienced losing a brother because you did not have the money to provide him proper medical care)? â€" Manny Villar asked in his â€œPANATA (Advocacy)” TV commercial. Villar was referring to his younger brother Danny who passed away on October 1962. In the same commercial, Villar’s 1962 photo with his younger brother was shown.
This portrayal of being poor once upon a time is a fantasy which comes in a series of similar attempts by Villar to create empathy with the nearly 90% of voters who belong to the socio-economic classes D and E. However, this particular attempt to use his late brother Danny to further his political ambition showed that Villar is as capable of lying just like Madame Gloria Macapagal Arroyo (GMA).
Two public documents â€" the death certificate of Danny B. Villar and the Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT number: 135396/3194) of the 560 square meter property in the upper class San Rafael Village of Navotas where the Villars had lived when Danny died â€" shattered this ONCE POOR fantasy that Villar has been peddling.
What the San Rafael Village TCT presents:
1. Before 1962, the Villars bought 560 square meters (SQM) of high valued real estate on Bernardo Street in San Rafael Village where the more affluent folks in the Tondo-Navotas area resided.
2. The DEATH CERTIFICATE of the deceased Danny B. Villar established that they were already residing there in 1962.
3. Based on 2009 prices, the P16,000 GSIS (Government Service Insurance System) mortgage mentioned in the TCT â€" not necessarily the total cost of the two 280 SQM lots â€" is now the equivalent of P1,140,000.00. Poor people today cannot even borrow P200,000. Those who are familiar with the subdivision say that the cost per SQM in San Rafael Village today would be around P10,000 per SQM or an equivalent of around P5,600,000 for the entire property.
4. Jun Borres, the present owner who is using the 560 SQM property as offices of his firm, Jumbo Fishing, stated that when they bought it in 1987 - it had a one and a half floor house. The ground floor was made of concrete while the upstairs was made of wood. This was typical upper middle class and upper class dwelling in the 1960s.
Implications of the San Rafael Village ownership
1. Together with established Manny Villar bio information, they could not have been dirt poor to be able to move to San Rafael Village before 1962. His mother was a seafood (shrimp, crab and fish) dealer in Divisoria Market, not a fish vendor as what Villar tries to project. A seafood dealer supplies the vendors. For a family of 11, they ate canned corned beef â€" which Manny Villar admitted on his earlier TV ad. His father was a government official, said to be a Budget Officer of the then DANR (Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources) under which was the Fisheries Bureau. Manny Villar studied in private schools â€" the Holy Child Catholic School for elementary and Mapua Institute of Technology for High School. Poor folks send their kids to public schools.
2. Villar’s parents must have had a sizeable combined income to be able to buy the San Rafael Village property. The 560 SQM size demonstrates their financial capacity. If they could, poor people buy lots sized less than 100 SQMs. Villar’s father must also be making a sizeable income from the government to be able to borrow P16,000 from the GSIS. In 1962, senior executives in big corporations made monthly salaries of about P2,000.
What Danny B. Villar’s DEATH CERTIFICATE reveals:
1. It is NOT TRUE that Danny died because they were poor and could not afford proper health care. The stated residence in Danny’s death certificate was the San Rafael Village property.
2. The BIG LIE is further proved by the fact that Danny stayed 13 days at the FEU (Far Eastern University) Hospital where he expired at age 3 years and 8 months. If they were really poor, the PGH (Philippine General Hospital) would have been the affordable hospital to bring Danny. He was definitely given proper health care. FEU Hospital was one of the top hospitals in 1962, before the establishment of the Makati Medical Center and St. Luke’s Hospital.
3. Danny died from CARDIAC and RESPIRATORY FAILURE resulting from COMPLICATIONS OF LEUKEMIA. In 1962, there was no bone marrow transplantation and chemotherapy yet and everyone whether rich or poor died from contracting leukemia.
4. Upon Danny’s death, his remains were turned over to LA FUNERARIA PAZ â€" then, until now, considered one of the top two mortuaries (Funeraria Nacional, the other). This further disproved Manny Villar’s claim that Danny died because they did not have the money to take care of him.
When Iggy Arroyo was seen as having taken the Jose Pidal rap for his elder brother Mike, many folks felt that it was rather low of Mike Arroyo to place his younger brother at risk. Our culture expects the older brother to protect the younger brother.
In that regard, we can consider Manny Villar as having done worse than Mike Arroyo. At least, Iggy Arroyo was alive and kicking and he could have opted to stay out of the Jose Pidal controversy. But in the case of Manny and Danny Villar, Danny was used to promote a myth when Danny was in no position to agree to his elder brother Manny’s portrayal of his death.
With the propagation of this ONCE POOR fantasy, don’t you think that Manny Villar also desecrated the memory and honor of his parents who strove to be able to provide their children quality education and an upper class domicile?
If Manny Villar can lie and use his dead younger brother like this, what makes you think that he will really improve and not worsen your life? What makes you think that he is not as greedy as he is being charged in this presidential campaign? What makes you think that you can trust Manny Villar?
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 Chair   Wrecker   e-mail and website: macesposo@yahoo.com and www.chairwrecker.com

BASTA MANI BABAD SA IHI! PWEDE PA!

HAIL CESAR! GO CESAR GO!!!

GMA's ally,  former Ambassador to the UK and GMA's preferred candidate to be UP President ( thanks to the regents for defying GMA's wishes) Ed Espiritu was the emissary sent by Villar to offer money to Gordon according to people in the know. Espiritu is also the Uncle of Villar Guest Senatorial Candidate and GMA's Senator in her pocket Bong Revilla and new found allies of Gilbert Remulla's family in Cavite. The video cameras and the guards in Gordon's condominium will not lie. Enrile said he was offered a bribe by Villar - Erap alluded to a Villar offer and now Gordon - three different incidents and people claiming to have been offered by Villar a bribe. i am sure that most of you will agree that the likelihood of 3 people telling a lie is less than that of one (Villar) - Villar really is smelling, acting and thinking more and more like Arroyo and looking more and more like Arroyo's real candidate - the Philippines
cannot afford another 6 years of Villaroyo !

Please pass so more people will know the real Villar and Villar's backer, GMA. 

kaaford kaajo uy kay tawas lang gud ang pohonan...hehehe!

maajo diay ang tawas kay dunay antiseptic effect pud. pero ang problema kono pait man! pwede kaha butangan, patulo-an ug flavor? i luv chocolate ra ba!

kasuway nakog sex sa dagat. lami kay mo samut ka dangug unja mo kaw-it lang ang tiil sa baji dali ra i guide o himoon kay makatabang ang bouyancy. ug tan-awon sa lajo murag ga atubang lang ga istorya pero ga takod na diay! hahahahaha!

sulti akong amigo nga seaman. sa brazil, ang pa piut sa ilang vagina tawas! ihidhid aron mo ko, aron mo hugot. mura kono pog virgin labinag mo arte na nga murag kahilakon ang gurl. pero pastilan bantay kono ta kay labihang paita!

basta para nako older wemen are more sexy kay hanas na kaajo! hehehe!

The coming electoral exercise is important for us a nation, let us weigh all matters with wisdom and maturity.

LITO BANAYO
MALAYA Column for Thursday, 25 February 2010
 
Norzagaray is a character issue
 
            The papers today will most likely carry the news that the Magdalo have endorsed the candidacy of Money Villarroyo for president.  That was a done deal more than a week ago, never mind what the group keeps saying that their members will yet vote on the matter.  When Chiz Escudero was yet a candidate, they went for him, with Noynoy Aquino placing second among their choices.  Now they are going for Money Villarroyo.  Whatever their reasons, this article is dedicated to what little idealism, if any, is left in their hearts.
 
            Vilarroyo, after all, is not after their votes.  Villarroyo is only after their propaganda value, and the announcement at this time that the two publicly known polling companies are doing their field surveys is deemed considerable, which is why Villarroyo values their endorsement so much. (How much?)  The same goes for Cardinal Vidal, whose “blessing” of Money is spun for propaganda value.  And holy man Mike Velarde’s orange revolution in Hong Kong.
 
            In the C-5 scandal, Villar clearly used his power as Speaker, then as senator when he was chair of the Finance Committee with power over the national budget, and as Senate President, in order to cause public monies to be channeled into a redundant project where his corporate and family interests would profit handsomely.  He caused the diversion or re-alignment of a previously planned stretch of road into another area where his properties would be traversed, thus enhancing their real estate value.  In so doing, at least 2 billion pesos in road right-of-way payments already paid mostly to Bro. Mike Velarde was laid to waste.  The original road was to have traversed the religious leader’s property in Paranaque.
 
            Because the new C-5, whatever else Villar chooses to call it, is more circuitous (parang ahas), the better to pass the properties which Manny Villar owns, the stretch of road cost government more to construct.  Which is why the Senate Committee of the Whole is dunning him for the cost of the road.  And in evaluating the road right-of-way payments, Villar again made certain that his properties would be paid big.  Bigger than the other property owners in the area.  As when he was paid 14,000 pesos per square or thereabouts, the adjoining property owned by the heirs of Democrito Plaza, represented by Rodolfo “Ompong” Plaza who is now running for senator under Erap’s coalition, was paid only 4,000 pesos. Ompong and family was happy about the valuation, not knowing that Villar got three and a half times more. All told, the Senate concluded that the disadvantage to government was 6 billion pesos, and asked Villar to reimburse the taxpayer so.
 
            But C-5, per Villar’s propaganda machine, which means his paid media and likewise “paid” free media, harped on its usefulness to the motoring public, especially those who have to pass Coastal Road and Quirino Highway instead, the latter a toll road, the other a narrow thoroughfare connecting Zapote with Paranaque, built during the American occupation, just like MacArthur Highway in the north. Its called a “spin”, and oh, how much money went around!
 
            In Tagalog, “naloko ni Villar ang gobyerno; nakinabang siya sa salapi ng gobyerno;  inaksaya niya ang salapi ng bayan; ginamit niya ang impluwensya at kapangyarihan para makinabang”.  This is both against the law and against moral values.  But the C-5 issue remained abstract to many, especially the masa, because “nakinabang ang motorista”, as Villar’s paid free media kept arguing.  What the masa felt discomfiting was that Villar evaded the issue even before his peers in the Senate.  As the neighborhood barber would say, “Iilan-ilan lang sila sa Senado, hindi pa niya ma-eksplika doon”, and his customer would add, “May itinatago siguro”.  To which the Senate President who replaced Villar, veteran lawyer Juan Ponce Enrile declared --- “Duwag”.
 
            But Norzagaray is otra cosa.  In Norzagaray, as we detailed yesterday, Villar got possession of some 480 hectares of land, most of which would be classified under the IPRA law as “ancestral domain”, and, in the words of the DENR, “forest land” which under the law are “beyond the commerce of man”.  In 1964, the Republic deemed it socially justiciable and justifiable to award portions of these forest lands in the foothills of the lengthy Sierra Madre, to farmers who have demonstrated continuous use and occupation of said publicly-owned lands.
 
            Yet, real estate syndicates in cahoots with crooked bureaucrats found opportunity when the Malolos, Bulacan Registry of Deeds was razed by fire in 1987.  They produced spurious documents purporting to show several transfers of ownership over the land, the earliest of which, as written in the face of the titulo torrens, was executed during the Japanese occupation when no civil government was in place, and which subsequent amendment by the post-war Commonwealth under Sergio Osmena declared “null and void”.  And the latest of which was to Villar’s corporation, Manila Brickworks, which in turn assigned the deeds to Capitol Development Bank, another Villar corporation.  Capitol fell under the weight of Villar’s foreign-denominated loans which his Camella and Palmera used, with the massive help of NHMFC, again with massive infusions of additional capital from government financing institutions, when the Philippine peso faltered during the Asian recession of 1997.  Villar and Capitol saw their liabilities double instantly at the end of Fidel Valdez Ramos’ term, when as congressman, he was the buddy-buddy of Jose de Venecia, the man who lost the presidency miserably to Joseph Estrada.
 
            His corporate fortunes dwindled, almost gone with the wind when liabilities were compared with assets, Villar first “bought” the speakership, astonishing his former patron Joe de V himself, and forthwith manipulated deal after deal in order to save his “brown taipanic”  empire.  Among the massive transfusions of the people’s money that went to the aid of Villar were two emergency loans covered by two promissory notes signed by Mrs. Cynthia Villar herself, as president and CEO of Capitol Bank, for a total of 1.5 billion pesos, given by the fiduciary trustee of the Republic of the Philippines and the people of this sovereign state, no less than the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
 
            Did not the hawk-eyed loan analysts of the BSP notice the provenance of the torrens title surrendered by Optimum Development Bank, the successor-in- interest of Capitol Bank which closed in 1998 or thereabouts?  That does not seem quite likely.  That’s why they are the “central” bank; if ordinary banks do utmost diligence in ascertaining and verifying properties before they part with the loan proceeds, how much more the bureaucrats of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas?  Assuming arguendo, as Villar’s apologists in the internet claim, that the title also passed on to them, then why in hell’s name did they pass dubious titles to the Bangko Sentral.  And why in heaven’s name did the BSP accept the same? 
 
            Likelier scenario is that Villar used his power as Speaker to get the top officials of the Bangko Sentral to order their subordinates to “close their eyes” and “shut their mouths”.  Aha, bank secrecy!
 
            In fine, the Bangko Sentral which later foreclosed on the unpaid 1.5 billion, was left with spurious titles, executed during the “null and void” period of the Pacific War.  An erudite man of the cloth, when the whole caper was explained to him, exclaimed, “Mickey Mouse!”, as in pareho ng mickey mouse money, Villar hocked mickey mouse titles. (Those above 50 years old will know what “mickey mouse” money means; those younger, please ask the older ones.)
 
            Na-gantso ang Bangko Sentral!  In another day and age, forthcoming four months hereinafter, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Villar will have to explain this mystery to the Ombudsman.  After June 30, assuming Villar is not the “duly elected” president, the Bangko Sentral will be material witness to and culpable party likewise.  Which is probably why Manuel Villar y Bamba so desperately needs to become President of the Republic.  To cover his tracks.  What a roll it has been!
 
            Which is why he “bought” the speakership in 1998, to the consternation of his now friend and fine dining partner, Joker Arroyo, who on August 17, 1998, denounced Villar for unspeakable crimes of larceny and profiteering in the floor of the House.  To cover his tracks between 1992 when he was first elected congressman, to 1998 when he became Speaker.  Then in 2001, he was elected senator of the realm, in the aftermath of his having impeached his benefactor Erap, where he became the chair of the Senate Finance Committee with power over the public purse.  And from which he re-built his empire by deal after deal after deal, including C-5, including Daang Hari, including Daang Reyna and Savannah upon Pavia, Iloilo, and including paying fake Norzagaray titles to the Bangko Sentral.
 
            In C-5, only the amorphous “Republic” was disadvantaged.  In Norzagaray however, some 47, perhaps more, poor Filipino families of Dumagat descent, are now in hard struggle with the Bangko Sentral, which insists on the property rights it acquired by foreclosure from Villar, against their legitimate and genuine titles issued by the Republic in the time of Diosdado Macapagal. 
 
            Ninakawan ng lupa ang mga Dumagat!  Land-grabber pala?  Na-gantso na ang Bangko Sentral, pinagsamantalahan pa ang kaawa-awang mga magsasaka?  And his ads have him saying “Tatapusin ko ang Kahirapan”.  Tell that to the Marines, este, Dumagat pala.
 
            Now he presents himself to the people, asking them to entrust to him stewardship and leadership of these benighted lands, the better perhaps to cover up his tracks.  Six years of no Ombudsman, no Sandiganbayan special court, no Supreme Court to touch him, only a Congress under the “speakership” of Gloria Macapagal, (and the Senate Presidency of Joker Arroyo (just in case Gloria duns him), whose Arroyo we might as well append to his name, hereinafter spelled Villarroyo.
 
            A friend from the other side of the political fence insisted Gloria is faithful to her Gibo, and only su esposo Juan Miguel, alias Mike, is sponsoring Villar’s candidacy on the sly.  My retort:  Hindi ko naman sinabing Villapagal.  Ang sabi ko ---Villarroyo!
 
            Thursday last week, the farmers presented their case to media, because the Ombudsman before which their lawyers filed a case in 2008 had not bothered to lift its manacled fingers.  And the Bangko Sentral, which had strangely been given a new Transfer Certificate of Title to their properties, and the dastardly deed known to them only in 2004, had been as quiet as the sphinx of Egypt.
 
            Media hardly covered and hardly reported it. The desks were bought (save a few), the reporters taken for a ride.  Manna spread hugely from the Villarroyo horn of plenty.   The issue was cleverly kept from the prying attention of the public, which must rightfully assess the fitness for public office of anyone who would be president of the benighted islands.  Anyone, whether Villarroyo, or Aquino, or Gordon, or Gibo, or Erap, Jamby, JC, Bro. Eddie and whoever else. 
 
            What is it we keep reminding people about the qualities their leaders must possess?  Character plus competence.  With emphasis on character. 
 
            Competence is easy.  An allegedly “incompetent” Magsaysay surrounded himself with competent people.   A competent Marcos, surrounding himself with more competent technocrats, plundered and enslaved the people of these benighted nation for 21 years.  A competent Macapagal-Arroyo once again demonstrated, for ten years, how character must take infinitely more importance than competence.
 
            Manny Villar is “competent”, no doubt about it.  Cunning, quick to seize opportunity, adept at using influence, manipulative of power --- magaling talaga!  And Gibo is just as competent, judging on his words and his educational background.  But questions of character do not hound Gibo.  A morally upright character is what Money Villarroyo does not possess.
 
            Elect him president, he will not end poverty.  He will be “lalong pahirap”.  More than Marcos and Arroyo combined.
 
            In Edsa we threw out Marcos after suffering under the yoke of authoritarianism which promised to end poverty as well, but pushed us deeper into misery, notwithstanding over-priced infrastructure.  In Edsa Dos, we installed Arroyo, and look where we are now, among the world’s most corrupt, most un-competitive, most benighted.   What will six years of Money Villarroyo in Malacanang, Joker Arroyo in the Senate, and Gloria Arroyo in the House bring to these islands?
 
            Basket case, that’s what.
 
(banayo_at@yahoo. com)
 
             
 
 
LITO BANAYO
MALAYA Column for Tuesday, 23 February 2010
 
Norzagaray, Bulacan
 
            Norzagaray is a small town in the northeastern fringes of Bulacan, in the foothills of the Sierra Madre.  It is bounded on the north by the town of Angat, and to its south is San Jose del Monte City, now a bustling center where once the squatters ejected from Intramuros resided.  The foothills of the Sierra Madre where the provinces of Rizal, Quezon and Bulacan straddle are ancestral home to the Dumagats, indigenous Filipinos who used to subsist on hunting and slash-and-burn farming, otherwise called kaingin.  But because of population explosion and its proximity to Quezon City, Norzagaray lands have become a bit more valuable.  It certainly would make a good venue for low-cost housing.
 
            Last Thursday, some 47 farmers, some of them still pure Dumagats, others of inter-married stock, trooped to a small restaurant at the vicinity of Quezon City Hall, and were met by a few reporters who listened to their story.  They were accompanied by a lawyer and a spokesperson, a certain Mrs. Tecson, who showed documents to prove their case.
 
            This is their story:
 
            They have cultivated some 480 hectares of land in Norzagaray since the late fifties.  Some of them, the Dumagats particularly, had forebears who were there since the times when the fair-skinned invaded these islands.
 
            In 1960, they went to the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources and applied for free patent to the lands they had continuously been in possession of.  In 1964, in the reign of Diosdado Macapagal, they or their parents were awarded, under Original Certificates of Title (or OCT.  Note the word “original”) No. P-858 Free Patent No. 257917, dated April 27, 1964, by the Bulacan Register of Deeds.
 
            Then, in March of 1987, a fire gutted the office of the Registry of Deeds in Malolos, burning all copies of OCT’s in their vault, necessitating TCT reconstitution proceedings.  (Sometime back, the same thing happened in Quezon City, creating consternation when fake titles started sprouting, and a slew of contested property conflicts arose).  Being poor and un-sophisticated, the farmers did not at the time file for title reconstitution.
 
            Meanwhile, on April 24, 1998, Mrs. Cynthia A. Villar, as president of Capitol Development Bank, and Anacordita H. Magno, its first vice-president, signed a promissory note in favor of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) for 1.168 billion and another for 332 million, for a total of 1.5 billion pesos, payable after 180 days, or due and payable on October 21, 1998.  At the time the emergency loan of Capitol became payable, Manuel B. Villar had risen from a third-term congressman to Speaker of the House of Representatives.
 
            Meanwhile, Capitol Development Bank was closed and its assets as well as liabilities were transferred by the Villars to Optimum Development Bank, with a certain Arturo P. de los Santos as its executive vice-president.  In June of 2001, Optimum through De los Santos signed a deed of real estate mortgage over the Norzagaray lands in favor of BSP.  He once more co-signed for Manila Brickworks, Inc., which was identified as the owner of the lands.  Both Manila Brickworks and Capitol Bank, later Optimum Development Bank, were/are owned by the Villars.
 
            To cut a long story short, BSP took possession of the titles mortgaged by Capitol/Optimum and Manila Brickworks because the Villars failed to pay their 1.5 billion loan.  Clearly, as we will later discover, the BSP took the titles surrendered to them at face value, little noticing the provenance of its TCTs.
 
            And the Malolos Registry of Deeds forthwith transferred the Norzagaray land titles in favour of Bangko Sentral.  Such that when the farmers who held titles over land given to them by the Republic in 1964 filed for reconstitution in 2004, they were told that the same lands had already been transferred to the BSP!
 
            Upon investigation by the Registry of Deeds and subsequently the DENR, which succeeded the divided Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources (DANR) in the disposition and supervision over all public lands, it was discovered that the BSP-foreclosed titles surrendered by the Villar bank and corporation emanated from OCT No. 287 dated 25 July 1944. This was issued under a sales patent  which derived its existence from Sec.122 of Act 496 of the Land Registration Act of the US Government. However during July 1944, the country was under Japanese occupation and hence there was no valid title issued under the said Act and therefore the said “Original” certificate of title is clearly a FAKE and all transfer certificate of titles arising from the said FAKE title are null and void.
 
            In fine, what the Villars, through Capitol/Optimum Bank and Manila Brickworks paid to the Bangko Sentral in partial settlement of their billion-peso loans, were FAKE titles!  And aside form the BSP, which was clearly defrauded, victims now are the poor farmers of Norzagaray, who cannot have their titles reconstituted.  If a farmer-family wants to obtain a loan so that they can send a son or daughter abroad to work as an OFW (Villar’s advertised beneficiaries of his generosity, for instance), they cannot do so, because the BSP also holds title to the same.
 
            At one time, the farmers said, the Villar corporations sent security guards to drive them away from their land, but they resisted.  This seems to be a pattern, as we shall see in other land disputes involving the Villars. 
 
            The farmers went from office to office, from the prosecutors office of Bulacan, as well as the DENR.  They even went to the office of Senator Ping Lacson after they heard about the mysteries of the C-5 double appropriations.  But Lacson’s Ethics Committee could not take cognizance of the letter-complaint of the farmers because then Sen. Pres. Manuel Villar was not yet a senator of the Republic at the time the complained offense was committed.  He was yet a congressman, and later Speaker, and his wife Cynthia was not yet even a congresswoman at the time she signed the promissory notes to Bangko Sentral.
 
            The farmers, through Gina S. Jarvina and Valentino Amador, et al, filed a complaint with the Office of the Ombudsman on September 2008.  Despite follow-ups, nothing has been heard from the Ombudsman.
 
            Now the man who purveyed their lands to the Bangko Sentral as foreclosed property due to non-payment of a 1.5 billion peso loan contracted for by his wife Cynthia, is running for president of the Philippines.  And the poor farmers whose ancestors have continuously lived and cultivated the paltry lands of Norzagaray are deathly afraid that if Villar becomes president and his wife Cynthia becomes First Lady, they would lose their lands and their homes altogether.
 
            Kalaban na nila ang Bangko Sentral, the bank of all banks.  Kalaban pa nila ang susunod na Pangulo ng Pilipinas?
 
 
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An interesting viewpoint on Villar and Noynoy and other presidentiables' attributes and backgrounds. The link below on Malayang Halalan 2010 which provides Joker Arroyo's 1998 privilege speech questioning actions of then newly installed speaker Villar is an eye-opener!



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I honor M' Monsod for clearly explaining what happened with the C-5
extension project.  She continues to serve her country well by unraveling
the twists and tangles created by political spin doctors.

Villar still refuses to attend the Senate to face questions, and  it only
reminds me of how GMA used the privilege of her office to avoid
questioning.  What will happen if Villar wins and more corruption scandals
surface?

With Villar catching up to Noynoy in the polls, I am honestly quite
terrified of the prospect of him winning.  There is a clear case of graft
in this instance, and instead of delving into the issues, his allies in the
legislative are simply brushing off the allegations as "politically
motivated".  As a citizen, we should not accept this.  If there is smoke,
we must see if there is a fire that needs to be put out.  Yes, the timing
of the allegations seem a bit off. ( Joker Arroyo was pushing these
issues as early as 1998).  A known crook and political opportunist, Juan
Ponce Enrile, is the person leading the censure.  However, when the facts
are presented, it is clear as day that something is amiss.  It  just
further builds on my strong suspicions that Villar is a businessman simply
looking to control the political arena to make a boat load of money.

I have never trusted Villar since day one. I never trust businessmen who
enter politics, because in the end, their core value is and always will be
profit maximization.  It is well documented that Villar's  real estate
empire ran into some serious financial problems when his overexposure to
the real estate market and the Asian FInancial Crisis made him unable to
pay debts he took out to expand his real estate business in the early
1990s. After the Asian Crisis hit, Capitol Bank, owned by Villar and
heavily exposed to his real estate investments was essentially ran to the
ground and needed to be bailed out. In 2005, Villar tried to solve his debt
problems by hiring a group of investment banks to advise him on how he can
consolidate all his assets into one company ( Vista Land ).  With the local
and foreign investment bankers, Villar came up with a growth story for
investors: "Invest in my company because we need it to fund all these
wonderful project!" However, what was downplayed during the IPO roadshow
was that instead of financing growth, resources from the offering would be
used to finance his debt.  To appease creditors, Villar even had his
investment bankers pitch some form of a debt-to-equity conversion that
raised skeptical eyebrows of many. In 2007, the IPO of Vista Land did not
do as well as planned, in part because many investors and brokers were the
same people who were burned by Villar's inability to pay back his loans.

Now, as part of a corporate growth  (or should I say corporate
restructuring) plan, Villar is lusting for the highest position in the
land.  This scares me because Villar already has a track record of using
his political position to gain the upper hand for his businesses.  To save
his empire and increase shareholder value of his business, Villar used his
influence as Senate Finance Chair to shrewdly derail a Cavite road project
that was supposed to be BUILD, OPERATE, and TRANSFER.  Villar built a
longer and more expensive road, the C-5 extension, adjacent to it;
subsequently forcing the private investor in the initial project to pull
out. The fishy thing is that this new road, longer and more expensive than
the previously planned project, passed through all of Villar's land in
Cavite .  It is a clear case of graft, pointing to Villar use of influence
and government funds to substantially improve the values of his real estate
properties.  To add insult to injury the right of way the government would
have to pay in order to complete the project was substantially higher for
the land that Villar owned.  These funds could have easily  been used to
build needed schools.

This scandal should be a red flag for all voters.  However, the scary part
is that Villar is spending billions to keep this out of the picture as he
continues his attempt to brainwash our masses that he is their saviour.  He
convinces the masses that he is one of them.  A poor boy from the slums of
Tondo.  In actuality, he is more like the 5-6 and syndicates, slum dwellers
themselves who make a profit out of their poor brethren.  Villar's ad
agencies are doing an excellent job of maintaining this image as well as
doing damage control.  TV and radio continues to  churn out  Parokya Ni
Edgaresque jingles that compete with "Nobody, Nobody."  Dolphy is Villar's
new spokesperson and Wowowee is one giant ad for him. In this process of
brainwashing, the masses are not cognizant of how Villar conducts business
as a politician.  What they do not see is a man hell bent on turning our
archipelago into his own personal piece of real estate.

It is sad  that the efforts of Juan Ponce Enrile, who is leading the
censure for Villar, is actually giving Villar more sympathy votes.  People
do no trust Enrile, and when Enrile pounces on someone, it is usually met
with a high degree of skepticism.  I do not  blame people for feeling this
way.  I also think Enrile is a crook who should be jailed for conspiring to
implement Martial Law, for coup attempts, and for the human rights abuses
during the Marcos regime.   If someone with a more respectable reputation
were to level these charges on Villar, I am sure the surveys would tell a
different story.

I also fear from some credible reports that Malacanang has actually made a
deal with Villar (under the table).  Essentially, GMA's goons said, "We
will help you, in return, leave us alone when you win".   Villar's
behaviour in recent forums further adds credence to these reports as Villar
has been very tame and quiet when it comes to how he will treat GMA after
the elections. Appealing to common sense, it makes ALL THE SENSE for GMA to
support someone who has a chance of winning, not a person rating at 4% in
the surveys.  GMA tried to reach out to Noynoy after Tita Cory died.  All
she got was rejection.

WHo can stop Villar in his quest for the presidency?

I am known to be a Noynoy supporter, but to those skeptics and to those who
are still undecided, I do concede that he is not perfect.    His record as
a politician is average and unspectacular at best.  He does not have the
charisma of his father.  Before the death of his mother, he did not get
much mileage.  But I am going all out in support for Noynoy in 2010 because
he stands for clean governance and appear willing to accomplish this. In
addition, he has the best chance of preventing a opportunistic businessman,
the assured next President of our country before Cory died, from using the
Office of the President as a personal growth asset to his business empire.

Noynoy's clean record  is a big plus for me.  It is a trait that I think
should be the most important quality that we should look for in our next
president.  His appeal is that his track record is not tarnished by
corruption scandals and his political debts are minimal.  I know that many
critics are trying to make an issue over his involvement in Hacienda
Luisita, but Noynoy is not even heavily  involved in the company.  As a
shareholder, Noynoy only owns .04% of Hacienda Luisita, a drop in the ocean
and hardly in any position to do something about it.   The case of the
Hacienda does not have the substance that the C-5 extension contrversey has
a lot of.

In addition, Nonoy also has an incredible legacy to live up to.  All the
pressure is on him to be clean and stay clean. He can't afford to tarnish
the Aquino name and the immense legacy that his parents left behind.  Cory
and Ninoy practically sacrificed their family for their dream of a better
Philippines .  FOr Noynoy,  to know that your father and mother went through
so much hardship to improve our country is a heavy  burden to think about
if you do decide to become a crook and destroy everything that they fought
for.

We all have to make a choice.  In my opinion, it has to go to the
presidentiable who has an independent mind, stands up for what he believes
in, is clean, and has the legacy his parents to live up to and maintain.
For me, Nonoy, with all his flaws,  is that candidate.  For what this
country needs is a clean president who can set an example top-down for the
entire state; it needs a president with the will to change things and stamp
out corruption; it needs a President who can set an example and is willing
to perfect our dysfunctional democracy.

I want someone who stands for being clean.  He does not need a degree from
Harvard.  He does not need to have a multi-million peso business to show me
he can make us all rich.  He does not have to speak well.  He just has to
be clean.  Nothing else should matter. He has to prioritize a platform of
clean and effective governance and make sure that it delivers on that
promise. Policies on the economy, education, energy, environment and health
can all follow after the fundamentals are taken cared of.  So far, the only
candidate who promotes my vision with a clean record to back it up is
Noynoy.

Our urban landscape is replete with political slogans that attempt to
convince people of certain candidate's ability to lead our nation

Galing at Talino?  Sorry Gibo, those were the supposed qualities of GMA,
rubber stamped with a Phd in Economics.  And what happened? She only
worsened our economy.  To GMA's credit she did balance our budget at one
point, but it has again ballooned to the level where the next president
will have to deal with the same economic issues she faced in 2005.  During
GMA's watch  investment in infrastructure was insufficient, poverty
incidence worsened, public education deteriorated, our nautical highway is
still incomplete, goons like the Ampatuan's flourished in the south, and a
culture of corruption flourished in our institutions. Instead of creating
jobs, GMA focused on a policy of exporting labor without measuring the
social costs of such a policy- thousands of broken OFW  families and
children of OFW's who do not have the  proper parental supervision to teach
them the differences between right and wrong.  In effect, our next
generation is left on their own to figure out how to become empowered
patriots who love their country and will fight to defend it.  In effect,
whatever statistics in GDP growth GMA and her allies love to advertise, non
of it trickled down and benefitted the poor..and none of it accounts for
the social costs to her policies.

Good speaker?  Sorry Gibo, Marcos had that quality and he did nothing good
for our contry.  In fact, Marcos squandered the opportunity to be our Lee
Kuan Yew and Dr. Mahatir.  If I want a good, charismatic, and eloquent
speaker, let's just run down the list of effective public speakers and vote
them in.

Para sa mahirap?  Sorry Erap, you had your chance and failed miserably.
Your only accomplishment is in convincing our masses that movie roles do
not carry over into the political area.

My only concern with Noynoy is how deep he might be  in the Liberal Party
and whether he has accumulate political debts to Liberal trapos. The
Liberal PArty, like any party, has its own share of crooks (including those
bandwagon trapos who jumped off GMA"s boat to ride on Aquino's popularity).
How much will Nonoy have to give back to the LIberal trapos (and bandwagon
Liberals who jumped GMA's ship) if elected?  We will never know.   However,
I am willing to live with that unanswered question if it means preventing
someone like Villar from turning the Philippines into Vista Land 's next
subdivision development. I am also reassured by the fact that he has that
"Aquino" name and the ghosts of his parents to answer to if does decide to
go down the immoral path.

Nonoy will not solve all our problems.  One person can't.  But we need a
start somewhere and it should be with someone who pushes honesty, reform,
and good governance.  It will be a tough battle, but I want to give Noynoy
the chance to build on what his mother tried to accomplish.  ANd I hope
that if Noynoy wins, he will have the courage to make tough decisions and
go after crooks, even if it means hurting a lot of friends and colleagues
in government.

To give you a better sense on how Villar conducts business, here is also a
link to Joker Arroyo's 1998 privilege speech.

http://www.malayang halalan.com/ 2010/01/26/ joker-arroyo- raises-issue- of-accountabilit y-of-public- officers- against-manny- villar/

I guess "if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, and looks like a
duck.."  Well, as the saying goes......

Vote wisely Philippines .  And continue to work towards uplifting the masses
and freeing them from their state of hopelessness.  Defend them from
opportunists.  DEVELOP THEM (FIRST) SPIRITUALLY AND BEHAVIORALLY; THEN
ECONOMICALLY! When we lift up the poor and ween them off the mentality of
hopelessness, our country will become first world.  Only then will we have
the powerful middle class that our young democracy is screaming for.




Ladies and Gents,




WINNIE MONSOD CLARIFIES THE ISSUE.  PLEASE WATCH.

if you have a fast connection watch this. so much more impact when she
tells it to you with graphics.

http://do-not/- vote-campaign. ning.com/ video/video/ show?id=4934771:
Video:102



RIC S. PASCUA, SR.
AVVISO DI
PROTEZIONE



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An interesting viewpoint on Villar and Noynoy and other presidentiables' attributes and backgrounds. The link below on Malayang Halalan 2010 which provides Joker Arroyo's 1998 privilege speech questioning actions of then newly installed speaker Villar is an eye-opener!

----- Forwarded Message ----

Sent: Saturday, February 20, 2010 10:04:12
Subject: Fw: [aim_mbm84] Fw: Monsod on the C5 Controversy

I honor M' Monsod for clearly explaining what happened with the C-5
extension project.  She continues to serve her country well by unraveling
the twists and tangles created by political spin doctors.

Villar still refuses to attend the Senate to face questions, and  it only
reminds me of how GMA used the privilege of her office to avoid
questioning.  What will happen if Villar wins and more corruption scandals
surface?

With Villar catching up to Noynoy in the polls, I am honestly quite
terrified of the prospect of him winning.  There is a clear case of graft
in this instance, and instead of delving into the issues, his allies in the
legislative are simply brushing off the allegations as "politically
motivated".  As a citizen, we should not accept this.  If there is smoke,
we must see if there is a fire that needs to be put out.  Yes, the timing
of the allegations seem a bit off. ( Joker Arroyo was pushing these
issues as early as 1998).  A known crook and political opportunist, Juan
Ponce Enrile, is the person leading the censure.  However, when the facts
are presented, it is clear as day that something is amiss.  It  just
further builds on my strong suspicions that Villar is a businessman simply
looking to control the political arena to make a boat load of money.

I have never trusted Villar since day one. I never trust businessmen who
enter politics, because in the end, their core value is and always will be
profit maximization.  It is well documented that Villar's  real estate
empire ran into some serious financial problems when his overexposure to
the real estate market and the Asian FInancial Crisis made him unable to
pay debts he took out to expand his real estate business in the early
1990s. After the Asian Crisis hit, Capitol Bank, owned by Villar and
heavily exposed to his real estate investments was essentially ran to the
ground and needed to be bailed out. In 2005, Villar tried to solve his debt
problems by hiring a group of investment banks to advise him on how he can
consolidate all his assets into one company ( Vista Land ).  With the local
and foreign investment bankers, Villar came up with a growth story for
investors: "Invest in my company because we need it to fund all these
wonderful project!" However, what was downplayed during the IPO roadshow
was that instead of financing growth, resources from the offering would be
used to finance his debt.  To appease creditors, Villar even had his
investment bankers pitch some form of a debt-to-equity conversion that
raised skeptical eyebrows of many. In 2007, the IPO of Vista Land did not
do as well as planned, in part because many investors and brokers were the
same people who were burned by Villar's inability to pay back his loans.

Now, as part of a corporate growth  (or should I say corporate
restructuring) plan, Villar is lusting for the highest position in the
land.  This scares me because Villar already has a track record of using
his political position to gain the upper hand for his businesses.  To save
his empire and increase shareholder value of his business, Villar used his
influence as Senate Finance Chair to shrewdly derail a Cavite road project
that was supposed to be BUILD, OPERATE, and TRANSFER.  Villar built a
longer and more expensive road, the C-5 extension, adjacent to it;
subsequently forcing the private investor in the initial project to pull
out. The fishy thing is that this new road, longer and more expensive than
the previously planned project, passed through all of Villar's land in
Cavite .  It is a clear case of graft, pointing to Villar use of influence
and government funds to substantially improve the values of his real estate
properties.  To add insult to injury the right of way the government would
have to pay in order to complete the project was substantially higher for
the land that Villar owned.  These funds could have easily  been used to
build needed schools.

This scandal should be a red flag for all voters.  However, the scary part
is that Villar is spending billions to keep this out of the picture as he
continues his attempt to brainwash our masses that he is their saviour.  He
convinces the masses that he is one of them.  A poor boy from the slums of
Tondo.  In actuality, he is more like the 5-6 and syndicates, slum dwellers
themselves who make a profit out of their poor brethren.  Villar's ad
agencies are doing an excellent job of maintaining this image as well as
doing damage control.  TV and radio continues to  churn out  Parokya Ni
Edgaresque jingles that compete with "Nobody, Nobody."  Dolphy is Villar's
new spokesperson and Wowowee is one giant ad for him. In this process of
brainwashing, the masses are not cognizant of how Villar conducts business
as a politician.  What they do not see is a man hell bent on turning our
archipelago into his own personal piece of real estate.

It is sad  that the efforts of Juan Ponce Enrile, who is leading the
censure for Villar, is actually giving Villar more sympathy votes.  People
do no trust Enrile, and when Enrile pounces on someone, it is usually met
with a high degree of skepticism.  I do not  blame people for feeling this
way.  I also think Enrile is a crook who should be jailed for conspiring to
implement Martial Law, for coup attempts, and for the human rights abuses
during the Marcos regime.   If someone with a more respectable reputation
were to level these charges on Villar, I am sure the surveys would tell a
different story.

I also fear from some credible reports that Malacanang has actually made a
deal with Villar (under the table).  Essentially, GMA's goons said, "We
will help you, in return, leave us alone when you win".   Villar's
behaviour in recent forums further adds credence to these reports as Villar
has been very tame and quiet when it comes to how he will treat GMA after
the elections. Appealing to common sense, it makes ALL THE SENSE for GMA to
support someone who has a chance of winning, not a person rating at 4% in
the surveys.  GMA tried to reach out to Noynoy after Tita Cory died.  All
she got was rejection.

WHo can stop Villar in his quest for the presidency?

I am known to be a Noynoy supporter, but to those skeptics and to those who
are still undecided, I do concede that he is not perfect.    His record as
a politician is average and unspectacular at best.  He does not have the
charisma of his father.  Before the death of his mother, he did not get
much mileage.  But I am going all out in support for Noynoy in 2010 because
he stands for clean governance and appear willing to accomplish this. In
addition, he has the best chance of preventing a opportunistic businessman,
the assured next President of our country before Cory died, from using the
Office of the President as a personal growth asset to his business empire.

Noynoy's clean record  is a big plus for me.  It is a trait that I think
should be the most important quality that we should look for in our next
president.  His appeal is that his track record is not tarnished by
corruption scandals and his political debts are minimal.  I know that many
critics are trying to make an issue over his involvement in Hacienda
Luisita, but Noynoy is not even heavily  involved in the company.  As a
shareholder, Noynoy only owns .04% of Hacienda Luisita, a drop in the ocean
and hardly in any position to do something about it.   The case of the
Hacienda does not have the substance that the C-5 extension contrversey has
a lot of.

In addition, Nonoy also has an incredible legacy to live up to.  All the
pressure is on him to be clean and stay clean. He can't afford to tarnish
the Aquino name and the immense legacy that his parents left behind.  Cory
and Ninoy practically sacrificed their family for their dream of a better
Philippines .  FOr Noynoy,  to know that your father and mother went through
so much hardship to improve our country is a heavy  burden to think about
if you do decide to become a crook and destroy everything that they fought
for.

We all have to make a choice.  In my opinion, it has to go to the
presidentiable who has an independent mind, stands up for what he believes
in, is clean, and has the legacy his parents to live up to and maintain.
For me, Nonoy, with all his flaws,  is that candidate.  For what this
country needs is a clean president who can set an example top-down for the
entire state; it needs a president with the will to change things and stamp
out corruption; it needs a President who can set an example and is willing
to perfect our dysfunctional democracy.

I want someone who stands for being clean.  He does not need a degree from
Harvard.  He does not need to have a multi-million peso business to show me
he can make us all rich.  He does not have to speak well.  He just has to
be clean.  Nothing else should matter. He has to prioritize a platform of
clean and effective governance and make sure that it delivers on that
promise. Policies on the economy, education, energy, environment and health
can all follow after the fundamentals are taken cared of.  So far, the only
candidate who promotes my vision with a clean record to back it up is
Noynoy.

Our urban landscape is replete with political slogans that attempt to
convince people of certain candidate's ability to lead our nation

Galing at Talino?  Sorry Gibo, those were the supposed qualities of GMA,
rubber stamped with a Phd in Economics.  And what happened? She only
worsened our economy.  To GMA's credit she did balance our budget at one
point, but it has again ballooned to the level where the next president
will have to deal with the same economic issues she faced in 2005.  During
GMA's watch  investment in infrastructure was insufficient, poverty
incidence worsened, public education deteriorated, our nautical highway is
still incomplete, goons like the Ampatuan's flourished in the south, and a
culture of corruption flourished in our institutions. Instead of creating
jobs, GMA focused on a policy of exporting labor without measuring the
social costs of such a policy- thousands of broken OFW  families and
children of OFW's who do not have the  proper parental supervision to teach
them the differences between right and wrong.  In effect, our next
generation is left on their own to figure out how to become empowered
patriots who love their country and will fight to defend it.  In effect,
whatever statistics in GDP growth GMA and her allies love to advertise, non
of it trickled down and benefitted the poor..and none of it accounts for
the social costs to her policies.

Good speaker?  Sorry Gibo, Marcos had that quality and he did nothing good
for our contry.  In fact, Marcos squandered the opportunity to be our Lee
Kuan Yew and Dr. Mahatir.  If I want a good, charismatic, and eloquent
speaker, let's just run down the list of effective public speakers and vote
them in.

Para sa mahirap?  Sorry Erap, you had your chance and failed miserably.
Your only accomplishment is in convincing our masses that movie roles do
not carry over into the political area.

My only concern with Noynoy is how deep he might be  in the Liberal Party
and whether he has accumulate political debts to Liberal trapos. The
Liberal PArty, like any party, has its own share of crooks (including those
bandwagon trapos who jumped off GMA"s boat to ride on Aquino's popularity).
How much will Nonoy have to give back to the LIberal trapos (and bandwagon
Liberals who jumped GMA's ship) if elected?  We will never know.   However,
I am willing to live with that unanswered question if it means preventing
someone like Villar from turning the Philippines into Vista Land 's next
subdivision development. I am also reassured by the fact that he has that
"Aquino" name and the ghosts of his parents to answer to if does decide to
go down the immoral path.

Nonoy will not solve all our problems.  One person can't.  But we need a
start somewhere and it should be with someone who pushes honesty, reform,
and good governance.  It will be a tough battle, but I want to give Noynoy
the chance to build on what his mother tried to accomplish.  ANd I hope
that if Noynoy wins, he will have the courage to make tough decisions and
go after crooks, even if it means hurting a lot of friends and colleagues
in government.

To give you a better sense on how Villar conducts business, here is also a
link to Joker Arroyo's 1998 privilege speech.

http://www.malayang halalan.com/ 2010/01/26/ joker-arroyo- raises-issue- of-accountabilit y-of-public- officers- against-manny- villar/

I guess "if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, and looks like a
duck.."  Well, as the saying goes......

Vote wisely Philippines .  And continue to work towards uplifting the masses
and freeing them from their state of hopelessness.  Defend them from
opportunists.  DEVELOP THEM (FIRST) SPIRITUALLY AND BEHAVIORALLY; THEN
ECONOMICALLY! When we lift up the poor and ween them off the mentality of
hopelessness, our country will become first world.  Only then will we have
the powerful middle class that our young democracy is screaming for.




Ladies and Gents,




WINNIE MONSOD CLARIFIES THE ISSUE.  PLEASE WATCH.

if you have a fast connection watch this. so much more impact when she
tells it to you with graphics.

http://do-not/- vote-campaign. ning.com/ video/video/ show?id=4934771:
Video:102

RIC S. PASCUA, SR.
AVVISO DI
PROTEZIONE

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