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hala na Jala na, gapalami ra tawun ni sila didto samtang ang atung mga sano
daghang ga wingi sa kapit us

Quote from: arki on February 18, 2010, 04:08:50 PM
3rd district btaw na siya...walay kontra...

nganung wa may mi montra ni yap bai asa raman diay tung banggiitang
congrisista sa 3rd district nanalaw diay!

ingun si erap di man sya matuo ug survey kay guibayran man ang ga conduct sa survey, he he murag tiunuod pud

maajo unta ug dili money speaks louder than words, insakto ang guiingun ni bai boho nga si Richard and Arthur never resides in their respective place, taga comelec pagtarung intawun mo mga ondoy.

dili pa man kuno final ang desisyun sa comelec naa pay apila, basin pareha ni sa pinikula ang aktor magpasumbag una sa plimiro piro pag abot sa tunga tunga sya na ang mangbukbuk.

kuyaw jud ni si GMA super sipag. masipag mang---------..

This gives beauty to our site kay naa tay freedom of expression mas maayo pud mubasa ug balita coming from other people because it is not edited bahala nata mag tukituki kung tinuod ba o dili, " The free communication of ideas and opinions is one of the most precious of the rights of man. Every citizen may, accordingly, speak, write, and print with freedom, but shall be responsible for such abuses of this freedom as shall be defined by law "

Quote from: magbalantay on February 16, 2010, 05:22:21 AM
  Mau ni bai Longmendez ang category sa atong mga utok:

     Category A.....talking about people....mau ni ang pinakamubo nga klaseng utok! Sige lang hisgut sa mga
                                                       kinabuhi sa ubang taw. Wa gani nakita ug unsa pud ang iyang
                                                       kinabuhi. Sige panglibak, panghimantay sa uban!

    Category B.....talking about history....mau ni ang mga utok sa mga sentimentalists. Magsige lang hisgut sa   
                                                       mga miaging panahon. Ang progress sa thinking hinay pud:
                                                       Atras....abante....atras...abante style of thinking. Putak2x sad
                                                       pro usahay wai unod. Sa unang panahon........mau ni, mau na!
                                                       "Obla di, Obla da, I could go o! Nananana" So goes the same old song!

    Category C.....talking about ideas......mau ni ang mga utok naghisgut ug mga ideas and inventions. The
                                                       highest form of thinking! Nag contribute ning utoka sa kaayuhan sa
                                                       tanan.

     So asa man ta ani? Category A      Category B   Category C  

nice post ni bai, siguro familiar ka sa speech of the 7th congress ni Mao tse- tung of China way back the year 1945 ang ' The foolish man who removed the mountains. This tells the story of the foolish old man in northern China who started digging the mountain with his sons. the doorway of their house stood a two great peaks, gui kataw an sya sa mga tawo kay nalisu an na kuno sya sa panghuna huna.

by Christine F. Herrera

THE ruling Lakas-Kampi- CMD will field President Arroyo as the next speaker of the House, confirming opposition fears that she would take this route to hold on to political power.

“There is no doubt President Arroyo will still be a force to reckon with once she is elected as representative of the 2nd District of Pampanga,” said Lakas-Kampi-CMD stalwart and Isabela Rep. Rodolfo Albano III.

“We are going to field her as Speaker and she has a big chance to be the House Speaker of the 15th Congress.”

Added party spokesman and Agusan del Norte Rep. Jose Aquino: “If her detractors think they have seen the last of her, then they are wrong.”

Albano said Mrs. Arroyo would be a shoo-in for the speakership because the majority of the lawmakers to be elected in May would come from the ruling party, with more than 100 incumbent congressmen running for re-election.

Some were running unopposed, while others faced only token opposition, he said.

Their numbers would also be bolstered by some of Mrs. Arroyo’s Cabinet members, who were also running for Congress.

Aquino said Lakas-Kampi- CMD was still the biggest political party in the House, overshadowing the Nacionalista and the Liberal parties.

In November, Mrs. Arroyo announced she would run for a congressional seat in Pampanga, saying this would enable her to serve people “from a position that is closer to them.”

Responding to critics who said she would use the speakership to amend the Constitution and push for a parliamentary form of government, Mrs. Arroyo said: “That situation is so hypothetical I won’t even bother to speculate about it.”

Party officials over the weekend said they were confident that their standard bearer, former defense chief Gilberto Teodoro Jr., would gain the upper hand in actual voting despite his poor showing in public opinion surveys.

Lakas-Kampi-CMD spokesman Mike Toledo said the ruling party’s strong machinery nationwide would help Teodoro win the presidency by giving him a “built-in 15 percent advantage.”

The ruling party had fielded 170 candidates for Congress in the May elections, or 73.9 percent of the more than 230 available House seats. The party had also fielded 64 candidates for governor or 80 percent of the 86 gubernatorial seats, Toledo said.

By contrast, other parties had failed to field candidates in most of the congressional and local government races, Toledo said.

He dismissed talk that the Palace was secretly backing Nacionalista standard bearer Senator Manuel Villar Jr.

“The so-called unholy alliance between Villar and Malacañang is a figment of some people’s imagination,” he said. “There is no such thing.” With Fel V. Maragay

Quote from: junjun on February 15, 2010, 11:42:05 AM
di ko tuo nga naay kaliwat bol-anon nga wajud kakaun ug ginamos bisan kausa.

he he basin naay wa kakaon bai kay bawal kay
naa ma kunuy kidney

Quote from: Batang botan on February 15, 2010, 10:25:01 AM

Ang credibilidad ani tawhana bai mao blema. kuyog sila dan lim  didto Kay sa mi dagan siya ug congressman gi bayaran siya ni chatto na mo laylo pag kontar niya. Paghuman sa election mi bali siya  didto ni chatto siya tig bira ni dan lim pero angayan pud tirahan si dan lim pero ang iyahang pagka taw questionable na. ga pa bayad  jud siya ni chatto para lang ma guba si dan lim..

he he salamat sa imung inpormasyunis bai B b. sus kung tinuud ni pagkangilngig diay pud ni ni atty mahilig diay ni cja sa pito pito sangurito aruyyyyyyyyy mga anak ni san pedro mag bag o nata
tawun kay basin mubangun si dagohoy masuko sa atung gui panghimo.

Kining mga politiko purya bujag tagsa na karun kung aduna pa nga dili kurakut, kining gui broadcast ni atty Dela Serna pwiding tinuud ni kay
aduna may aso nga hingguwa, ang pangutana unsa kahay record ni atty sa iyang pagserbisyo sa Bohol, wa bay mga kontobirsya sud sa ijang termino!

Quote from: BlueAngel on February 14, 2010, 01:45:05 AM
  ajaw baya  pag huna² ug HARAKIRI bords.Yet -whop§ 

ay sis kaabtik ba nimo diha mutubag, deilkado baja nang Harakiri
sala na sa kahitas an

Insaktung 61 years na ang hingkagiw aduna pa kahay Espuelas d 2nd
nga moabot,

Thankz for posting admin, muguwa napud ang mga uwan uwan ani.

Lacson is wise enough that's why he left the country and hide elsewhere, wala sya musunod sa court proceedings because he
was scared of the verdict, it look like he's guilty.

Welcome to tb salaum08 and enjoy your stay.

Quote from: salaum08 on February 08, 2010, 02:23:51 PM
oi lami n jud mouli puhun feista sa amu 3 4 puhon sa lower lobogon pride hahah  mga salaum daghan jud mi ana hi sa ako ante ug ya bana dha sa guinsularan casingcasing family sikat ka ayo

Welcome sa payag day maajo kay niabot ka diri madugangan na ang mga bagets
dool na ang fiesta didto sa lobogon basin nakaila ka ni Along Castino best friend
nako to.

Quote from: Vistabel on February 07, 2010, 05:00:23 PM
naana ba diay nang hingo na diri nga edaran naman kaha.

korek ka bel, let's find ways nalang para mosamot kasadya ang payag

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 07, 2010, 04:32:35 PM
Bitaw, Bay B, mas nindot kon moapil ang mga bagets. Naa bajay pipila ka bagets nga nakig-ambit sa TB diri karon, pero may nindot kon mobalik tong uban, unja naa pa jud mapuno nga uban pa. Ang mga hamtong sama naho naa baja jud pud makat-onan gikan sa mga bagets...

Siguro mas d best kung duna tay corner para sa mga bagets para ganahan sila
magdokdok diri piro kita mga senyor citizen pwidi sad ta muapil sa ilang topic para
way discrimation, ato una ning ikunsulta sa atung admin bai H.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 07, 2010, 04:20:58 PM
Gipanawagan ang mga bagets, apil na ang thread-starter...

hala guwa na mga bagets para naa tay ipanghambug diri
pukawa bai H ang mga bagets para mutim aw

Quote from: glacier_71 on January 22, 2010, 01:09:37 PM
dili ba ang Kuratong Baleleng ang mikanta anang kanta nga Mutya ka Baleleng? hahahahaha

unsa na kahay update ani sa Kuratong B nga namasiyo sa Bohol
wa ba ni magsamok samok didto karun nga doul na ang eleksyon?

kasagaran bu**** buangun, take the case of Lacson nilayas na sa pinas
kay gui ipit ipit kuno sya ni GMA.

wahhhh, Ms hope ug Sis DayL katawa man pud ta dani nga thread
b4 daghan man sad tung mga bagets nga nag log diri sa tb piro nahanaw man, we wish them to come back

Mga Ong diay ang tag ija aning BQ, dating back old memories permi mi diha sa JJ's ilawun sa Quality mag sigi mig paki paki ug baso didto,my condolence to Ongs
family.

Kasagaran diri mga members mga mature piro mga wafa ug wafu man sad, daghan sad mga bagets diri oi

negehhhhhhhh perting ngilngiga ang steno mo sis D

By Christine Avendaño
Philippine Daily Inquirer

Close this MANILA, Philippinesâ€"By his own admission, Sen. Panfilo Lacson has flown the coop.
But the senator, who is facing charges in connection with the November 2000 murders of publicist Salvador “Bubby” Dacer and his driver Emmanuel Corbito, disclaimed guilt, saying he left the country because he did not want to fall prey to an “evil conspiracy” purportedly hatched by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.

“This is one case that I will dispute the argument ‘flight is an indication of guilt,’” Lacson Tuesday said in a text message to the Philippine Daily Inquirer and in a subsequent statement he issued to other media outfits.

“I am not guilty but I cannot risk putting my life and security at the mercy of that evil conspiracy,” he said.

Lacson, who has not been seen at the Senate since Congress resumed session on Jan. 18, was apparently compelled to break his silence after Immigration Commissioner Marcelino Libanan told reporters that he had been put on the watch list.

Being on the Bureau of Immigration watch list means that authorities have to be notified of one’s arrival or departure.

Lacson said Libanan’s announcement confirmed what he had “correctly suspected”â€"that the “harassment” by the Department of Justice (DoJ) “upon the order of Malacañang will never stop.”

“That’s exactly the reason I left the country. I am a victim of a conspiracy of whispers between Ms Arroyo and her stooge in the DoJ,” Lacson said.

Earlier Tuesday, Libanan said Lacson was put on the watch list a week after he flew to Hong Kong on a Cathay Pacific Airlines flight on Jan. 5.

“He has not yet returned home,” Libanan said of the senator, adding that it would be difficult for the bureau to find out his final destination.

“Whenever the DoJ is investigating a case, it requests us to place certain people in our watch list,” Libanan said.

Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile said Lacson sought and secured travel authority from his office before Christmas.

Enrile provided no details except to say that Lacson’s travel authority had since lapsed, which was why he was now being marked absent in the chamber.

Senate Minority Leader Aquilino Pimentel Jr. told reporters that as early as last week, he heard that Lacson had flown to Australia.

Pimentel said he did not know why Lacson would fly to that country.

kataw anan baja ning ubang mga baje kay ug guapo and pari perting daghanang manimbang tsiks inig domingo, he he puno ang simbahan permi, ( jok lang ha mga girls ) 

p.s: hinay kaajo mopakli sa panid-molagum pod tag hinuwat
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waahhh reklamiks na pud. mustamos diha sis naga ice naba ang
imung nataran!

like a storm in the desert,
like a sleepy blue ocean
you fill up my senses,
come fill me again,

sayang pud si John D si Day L
i love his music

Si Titay bungangera lang ni sya but She's intelligent when it
comes to guys

Quote from: ms da binsi on January 30, 2010, 03:30:58 AM
ug sila pa, mapugngan pa daw ang baha...! hahaha!

waahh tu a na, bisan mugamit pa sa arka ni Noah
di mapugngan

Quote from: ms da binsi on January 30, 2010, 03:23:13 AM

O Yes! it has been proven...

do agree, but discipline migth be the cure
pugung pugong lang kuno gamay

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on January 30, 2010, 02:13:25 AM
Hahahaha.....Naa koy amigo nga tricycle driver ni siya, ug ang iyang asawa maoy nagbantay sa ilang gamay nga tindahan. Permi siyang wala kay lagui nanginabuhi man pinaagi sa pag pamasahero. Pero ang iyang asawa GITUKOB sa usa ka ARMY nga na assigned dinha sa TINAIG MANOK sa Loboc. Gisultihan siya sa iyang inahan mahitungod sa iyang asawa, pero ang tubag sa akong amigo, Nay! TO SEE IS TO BELIEVED! Wa siya motoo sa iyang Nanay. Miabot ang panahon nga mikuyog na gyud ang iyang asawa sa ARMY didto sa Mindanao. Gisultihan siyag usab sa iyang Nanay mahitungod sa iyang asawa, ug miingon ang akong amigo, Nay! I didn't see it, but i
BELIEVED it!!!!!

unsa ka tinuud nga lami kuno ang bawal!

A trucking firm is asking Tubigon mayor Luna Piezas to stop collecting a port fee declared by a regional trial court as null and void.

The request was based on the Decision in Civil Case No. 7580 & 7581: Cebu Movers System, Inc./ Big Boy Trucking Corp. vs. Municipality of Tubigon et. al., for Declaration of the Nullity of Sec. 50.01 of the Municipal Revenue Code of 1996

In its Joint Decision, the Regional Trial Court (Branch 47) declared as NULL AND VOID, Section 5P.01 of the Tubigon Municipal Revenue Code of 1996 for being repugnant and contrary to the express provisions of Section 133 (e) of the Local Government Code.

The decision means that the Municipality of Tubigon can no longer continue imposing the assailed Municipal Service Fees, not just against petitioner Cebu Movers System and Big Boy Trucking Corporation, but against any port user.

In a letter to the Tubigon mayor, the firm’s counsel Atty. Joselito T. Lopez reminded the former that as a public officer who took an oath to obey the laws and duly constituted authorities, Mayor Piezas must have to follow the law, particularly the Local Government Code which imposes limitations on Municipality’s taxing power and to respect the majesty of the court’s decision declaring as null and void the Municipal Service fees.

“As the Chief Executive of your Municipality, you cannot abdicate your legal duty and pass the burden to the Municipal Council whose legal duty is only to enact ordinances,” the lawyer said.

The trucking firm aslo demanded: (a) Full compliance of the existing WRIT OF INJUNCTION issued by the court which prohibits the Municipality from imposing the municipal service fees. This will mean stoppage of the illegal and selective enforcement of the injunction and to stop collecting the illegal fees from ANY PORT USER; (b) Respect the court decision declaring as null and void Section 5P.01 of Tubigon Municipal Revenue Tax Code of 1996 so the case can be finally put to rest.

The STANDARD made all efforts to contact Mayor Piezas for his comments but failed until the paper went to press last night.

This funny piro tinuud, going back in our place sa Bohol halos di ta makakita ug same sex nga nag live in kay ang mga tiguwang mag yawyaw ug insakto
piro pag naa ka sa syudad pwersang bulgara naka holding hands pa sila ug manuroy,

niabot na diay sa bohol ang mga ig agaw ni ni Ampatuan, PNP bohol we need
feedback, pls.

i heard news nga dunay PBA team nga gustung kuha on ang services ni Mr. Destroyer siguro sa injury department pwidi
si Rudy.

insakto ka bai Beds pang demolition job ni si Rudy boy, kusug ni mang bali ug tuhod sa panahon nya sa PBA, piro sa sports nga basketball effective sya mao nga nidugay sad ni sya sa PBA.

Quote from: Candijaynon on January 15, 2010, 08:18:22 PM
Di jud ko motuo ani. Naa pa kahay time si Kris mohimo ani? I believe nga kini nga issue pangdaut na pod ni sa candidacy ni Noynoy.

sigi day J laban jud kay suportahan ta ka, mao baja ni guitan aw ni kumander sa balay ganiha STARTALK.

Quote from: janjan on November 03, 2009, 09:58:48 AM

hahaha bitaw true older men are more caring ,loving,thoughtful and ah basta stable tanan

wa naman lagi kunoy lahutay ang mga guwang na, this is sometimes the point of argument from husband and wife
wa pa mahuman ang boxing na tko na si dodong.

Quote from: BlueAngel on January 16, 2010, 05:18:16 AM
whahahaha kinZa man na si MaLu bords.lagi?  

dia pa pod koy tablea ari wui bleeh..pero ala ko kugia nga magkuligaw  

wahhh tua na nasuko na si Malou, hinay2 duha sis kay
arang tugnawa man kaha diha, diay sikwati diri pirting
espisuha.

Quote from: grazie7y on January 14, 2010, 02:55:24 PM
kusog na bya jud nang 5.7 magnitude ba!  kon naa sa taas building ka, mo uyog naman jud na oi!

Quote from: grazie7y on January 14, 2010, 02:54:04 PM
Mao jud Yet daghan naman nka comment ana na di maayo ang structures sa mga building didto.  Simbako lang, unsa kaha pod nang ato diha!

Quote from: grazie7y on January 14, 2010, 02:54:04 PM
Mao jud Yet daghan naman nka comment ana na di maayo ang structures sa mga building didto.  Simbako lang, unsa kaha pod nang ato diha!

Hi Grace kining mga building nato diri purya malas lang basta mga bag ong tukod mga lig on pud na sila kay halos earthquake proof man lagi kuno, kulba lang pud huna hunaon kay tungud sa corruption basin daghang structures nga sub standard dali ra tawun na malup og
ug naay linog.

louy sad kaayo ang mga Haiti's sa nahitabo, piro nagduda ko nga
medyo dili pulido ang ilang mga building didto kay halos nag collapsed
man apil ang palasyo. let's pray nga una ilayo ta sa mga katalagman.

basta may alaxan para kay Manny tko si clottey.

Quote from: BlueAngel on January 12, 2010, 09:12:53 PM
dia ra ko bords.Yet gikan ga laroy²,,naa bay init sikwate dara?

wahh galaag2 diay ka sis, niabot na diri ang guikan sa BRD. Salamat jamo
Malou, huwat lang kay magpada kug tabliya ug puto diha.

Dakung pangutana na Mr. Feds kay katingalahan pud ni si Yap ninikakak man kuno si Jala nga tad an na nga politiko, unya unsa may nahitabo sa plunder case filed batok ni Yap mahitungud sa over the purchase of P455 million in ice-making machines nga pwirti pag ka overprice.

Quote from: BlueAngel on December 13, 2009, 08:45:05 PM
Where are they?

    kamingaw sa payag !

         arrivederci na lang ko !

manuktok nalang ko diri Sis basin dunay
mu abri sa pultahan

Quote from: hofelina on December 29, 2009, 06:43:59 AM
Gimmick tingali kini kay eleksyon naman!

insakto ka jamo ms hope, magpahumot ang mga negosyanti esti mga politiko kay duool na ang election.

Hollywood, California, January 7, 2010 - Floyd Mayweather, Jr.'s stance on random blood draws inside 30 days of the fight was not really the core issue. It was about Mayweather, Jr.'s increasing fear of getting knockout.


And what a waste of time, considering all avenues to close the negotiations positively were exhausted, yet Mayweather, Jr. was really not earnest in fighting Pound-for-Pound King Manny Pacquiao.

"Now where are those histrionics, whose constant unwarranted halleluyahs became discordant notes to their tachycardic, coward knight?" said Amir Shah, a liquor store owner in Hollywood, California and a boxing fanatic who has been following the developments of Pacquiao-Mayweather negotiations through televisions, newspapers and internet.

Conversely, Arum, in an exclusive telephone interview said Wednesday to this writer,"Floyd Mayweather, Jr.'s nightmare of getting knockout is haunting him moment by moment."

"He knows he will get knocked out and no matter what terms we will set forth to his favor, we will never reach an agreement." Arum said sounding upset at the outcome.

"But, I thank for the Golden Boy officials for their fine efforts. They have done their best in trying to reach an agreement. It's just Floyd really does not want to fight Pacquiao. He is obviously scared and I will not comment further," Arum added.

Meanwhile, some boxing fans have become rhetorically doubtful of Mayweather, Jr.'s insistence on drug testing inside 30 days of the fight.

"One day there will be a fighter of lesser caliber who will challenge Mayweather, Jr. for a fight and will demand blood draws for drug tests inside 30 days of the fight, which he will vehemently refuse," said Mark Jones who frequently visits the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood, California. "He will be accused of the same."

"All of these makings of Floyd will backfire in his camp and believe me it's going to be a challenger, not Pacquiao, accusing him of the same," said Silvester Kelly, another fight fan who seemed to be so eager to see a Pacquiao fight.

"I hope Yuri Foreman will be Pacquiao's opponent this March. That's more interesting than a Malinaggi versus Mayweather." Kelly added.

"I bet you Mayweather will pick an-easy-to-beat opponent for his next fight," said another boxing fan who was interviewed on condition of anonymity. "He is even afraid to move up to 154 and fight the best in that division."

"Now", on the other hand, "we have to move forward and look for a bigger fight of Pacquiao against undefeated and reigning WBA Super Welterweight Champion Yuri Foreman for March 13 or March 20," said Arum. "We'll have good news this weekend."

Mayweather-Pacquiao's negotiation was probably the most costly attempt to reach an agreement of all boxing matches, not on the part of the negotiating parties, but on the part of the journalists and other media practitioners who were tormenting their brains at the altar of creativity and bastion of clear-cut journalism, whether or not the general public found folds of irresponsible reporting especially when the focal point of the negotiation sparked when Bob Arum met Pacquiao in Manila in early December.

Quote from: Candijaynon on January 06, 2010, 08:15:24 PM
Sa Valenzuela ko karon with my family. Sa QC ko nagwork.

very nice pud ang Valenzuela, nakaila kaba Candi ni nang tonya kantung igsoon ni nang Olang nipanaw na tawun.

i was lucky enough nga wa ko mag register during those dates kay absinot man
but it's nice to hear that our system is back, Thanks Mike ug padayun ang hudyaka.

para makaginansya ang factory ug paboto arun sab managan
ang mga jatot.

Quote from: pao on December 21, 2009, 10:23:47 AM
i'm from Payao, da home of lovely and scenic Lovers'lane!  Paul Castino

pakanindot anang Payao bai ilabina diha sa lovers lane lami ang huyuhoy
sa hangin, naka ila kaba ni along castino!

Belskie ug hinaut nga daghan pang malipajung katuigan nga mu abot.

Happy new year tanan more friendship and blessings sa umaabot nga
mga katuigan.

Biblically speaking, the Bible condemns homosexuality as an immoral and unnatural sin. Leviticus 18:22. Whenever there is mention of marriage, it is between a male and a female. The first mention of marriage, Genesis 2:24, describes it as a man leaving his parents and being united to his wife.

Dating back history, May of 1981 there was an assassination attempt to the late Pope John Paul D 2nd and He was critically wounded, it happened inside at St Peter Square in Vatican City. Agca the suspect was apprehended and was sent to prison but the late Pope forgave Agca for the assassination attempt.

Agree hofe. the Pope is really great guipasaylo na nya ang babae piro the security procedure will be reviewed kay nabutang nasa kakujaw ang life ni Pope.

As to my experience, ingun jud ani kasagaran ang diskarti sa mga hospital diri sa Manila louy tawun ka kung wa kay ideposit nga kwarta kay muingon lang sila nga puno na kuno and delivery room unya paadtuon ka sa ubang hospital.

Ang kobrihun dili jud angay nga ikauwaw ilabi na kung nagasunud ta
sa kabubut un ni Jesus, Sa panahun sa pasko guipakita ni Jesus nga usa lang sya nga simpling tawo kay didto ra sya guianak sa lugar
sa mga karnero,  Blessed are the poor for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

nalusotan ang security ni Pope Benedict ma o
nga natumba sya maayo nalang way dala nga
hinagiban ang babae.

Para sa mga kaigsunan nato diri sa payag





kaninyung tanan.

As to the golden rule, just do good lang then you will be remembered.

mopauli nako ug sajo sa balay
ug mutabang nako ug was was
sa labhunun.

Kining mga politiko kadaghanan puwahun ug lobot way baruganan mag sigi lang na sila ug balhin balhin ilabina ug makakita ug pabor sa pikas, kusug kaajo na sila mo ngisi ug magkaway kaway sa mga tawo pag hapit na ang election piro kung maka pwisto na magpabungol bungol na sila.

mura taud taud na sad si Hase wa magpatim aw
sa payag, wish you luck nalang admin

Quote from: BlueAngel on December 15, 2009, 12:56:35 AM
Hi bords. dia taghuwat kog bagting sa bayang mag-iliw ari haha³

tugnaw na kaau diwe bords. sapaw² blues napod

p.s: (pm me ur address pls.)

he he maajo na diha sis mag andam ta ug sakog harina
kay baga baga depensa sa tugnaw, diri sa PI bugnaw na pud ug dijot, cg pm kita

Quote from: BlueAngel on December 15, 2009, 12:42:36 AM
hey EL§, long time no see but now sinaw ! jeje - smile!

helllow sis musta, katawa kos imung guisuwat nga sinaw

This is not political related matter, si Josil Trabajo lang ang
maka tubag ani.

It was lifted already last night.

By Christine Avendaño
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 01:29:00 12/12/2009

Filed Under: Martial Law, Maguindanao Massacre, Security (general), Election Violence


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Close this MANILA, Philippines â€" Disturbed by events that occurred on Thursday in Mindanao, Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago warned of a “conspiracy” to bring about a “bolder” martial law beyond the province of Maguindanao.

Santiago, a staunch ally of President Macapagal-Arroyo, said the objective of the alleged conspiracy was to “seize power and preempt the national elections” in 2010.

She named four suspects behind the purported plotâ€"the powerful Ampatuan clan believed responsible for the Nov. 23 massacre of 57 persons, the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), a “cabal” supported by a group of military officials including the defense and interior secretaries, and “a new RAM” in the military (a reference to the Reform the Armed Forces Movement that mounted a series of coup attempts against the administration of the late President Corazon Aquino).

Maguindanao has been under martial law since Dec. 4 as a result of what Malacañang had described as a looming rebellion among the supporters and followers of the Ampatuans, who are closely allied with the President.

Interviewed Friday by reporters, Santiago expressed concern over the hostage-taking of 75 people in Agusan del Sur, the beheading of kidnap victim Marquez Singson in Basilan, and the abduction of Basilan State College vice president Orlando Fajardo.

Not random developments

She also cited the Thursday night ambush of a military convoy carrying evidence in the government’s case against the Ampatuans.

“The [incidents] of more lawlessness and violence in areas near Maguindanao are part of a script. I have reason to believe these are not random developments. They’re not just happening,” Santiago said.

She said the timing of the events was “suspicious” and that this “pattern of behavior” had not been previously seen.

“I believe there is a conspiracy to prepare the ground for a bolder martial law, perhaps to cover the entire country,” she said.

Arroyo ‘under pressure’?

Santiago said the President was not involved in the alleged plot.

“She knows that the public will immediately suspect her, and she is not hoping to risk her candidacy in Pampanga for public outrage,” she said of Ms Arroyo, who is running for congresswoman in her home province in 2010.

Santiago, however, added it was also possible that Ms Arroyo “might be under pressure from some of the suspects I mentioned.”

But Defense Secretary Norberto Gonzales and Armed Forces Chief of Staff Gen. Victor Ibrado, who were both in the Senate Friday, denied there was such a plot or that they or the military was involved in one.

Gonzales said he was also concerned and was looking into “why groups are emboldened these days.”

“What I can assure you from my end [is that] if I make recommendations, we will not have martial law one day longer than necessary,” he told reporters.

Ibrado dismissed the suggestion that the military was behind the latest violence in Mindanao.

“We will never do that to create a scenario. For what? In the first place, why will we do that? I can tell you I will not allow anything like that to be done by anyone,” Ibrado said.

Even Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile contended that the incidents in Basilan and Agusan del Sur did not necessitate the extension of martial law beyond Maguindanao.

“Even assuming that the whole Mindanao is in turmoil, it’s isolated. You can put that place under martial law without [doing so in] the Visayas and Luzon to control the situation,” Enrile said.

makalingaw sad ang election handumun kay magguwa ang mga
balimbing

I'll vote for Ceasar dili tungod kay artista sya para makita sad kung unsa ang iyang mahimo sa Bohol socondly, dili sya trapo not like the Herreras.

Welcome aboard Shela Cronel and stay with
friendly folks around.

This is a big shame, pwidi ni mabutang sa guinnes book world of record.

As expected GMA will run for any lower position para dili sya dali makasuhan ug
graft kay hadlok sya mapariho sya kay ERAP.

murag abusado na ni si Wok, basin companionship
nalang guipangita nya siguro

Many Filipinos are pointing to the massacre of 46 unarmed people in the southern Philippines province of Maguindanao Monday as evidence of the deadly influence of a dynastic clan that has been nurtured by the central government for almost 20 years. Nothing is yet proven, but survivors of the attack, national politicians, and police officials all say the likely perpetrators were loyalists of Andal Ampatuan, a former provincial governor who has used his private army to control politics in the province for a decade. Mr. Ampatuan was term-limited out of the governorship this year. In his three election campaigns, no local politician dared to run against him.

His son, Andal Jr., was gearing up for a similarly unopposed run to replace his father. But Ismael Mangudadatu, a former ally of the Ampatuans, had other ideas. On Monday morning, he dispatched a convoy of cars (mostly women and journalists, on the theory that would afford some protection against attack) to file papers in the provincial capital Shariff Aguak to run against the younger Ampatuan. Mr. Mangudadatu remained at home.

The people in the convoy never made it. Instead, they were waylaid when they came to Ampatuan (the clan’s stronghold), dragged from their cars, and summarily executed. Survivors alleged to reporters in the Philippines that Andal Jr. led the gunmen.

Many of the victims were buried in mass graves that survivors said appeared to have been dug before the assault. Among the dead were Mangudadatu’s wife, Genalyn, and two of his sisters. At least 12 of the victims were Filipino journalists. The provincial police chief was sacked and a government spokesman said local police officers also appeared to be present during the murders.

The murders led Philippines president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo to declare a state of emergency in the province. Her government is now dealing with a looming scandal, with opposition politicians asking how the murders could have happened in broad daylight and on a major road regularly patrolled by soldiers and police. The attacks appear to show the problem with her government’s tolerance of warlords.

Warlordism has been endemic for generations in the Philippines, from the main northern island of Luzon to Mindanao, the largely Muslim island that hosts at least three armed separatist groups. Mindanao also has freelance kidnap-for-ransom gangs and protection rackets tied to the large army and police presence.

The US got its first extended taste of counterinsurgency on Mindanao, where Moro fighters centered in the powerful local clans tied up US forces for 14 years as America sought to colonize the country (the Moro rebellion ended in 1913). The island’s Muslim population has had an uneasy relationship with the central government ever since, and two major separatist groups â€" the Moro National Liberation Front and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) â€" were born there.

In 1990, the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) was created for the Muslim provinces of the island, ostensibly to give the local population more power over their own affairs and suck the life out of Mindanao’s various insurgencies. But in the 1990s, the Armed Forces of the Philippines continued to aggressively hunt down local militants using the paramilitary loyalists, much as similar civilian forces were created by Colombia’s military in the 1960s. One paramilitary leader who worked with the Army’s 6th Infantry Division was Andal Ampatuan.

With his close military ties, Ampatuan’s rise has been meteoric. He has served in the Philippines Congress and as the governor of Maguindanao. His family’s rise to political dominance has closely tracked that of Arroyo, who became president in 2001. Since Ampatuan first became governor in 2000, five of the province’s towns have been renamed for his relatives, including the provincial capital now known as Shariff Aguak, after his father.

In a long 2008 report on the Ampatuan clan’s influence and strength, reporter Jaileen Jimeno wrote that “only one family wields real power in Maguindanao: the Ampatuans, led by… acknowledged patriarch, Governor Andal Ampatuan.” She quotes Michael Mastura, a former congressman from Maguindanao, as saying of Ampatuan’s local power, “the word ‘impunity’ does not even suit it.”

He has cultivated the relationship with the presidential palace by running a reliable election machine in his area. Ampatuan was widely alleged to have rigged the local vote in the 2004 election, which saw ARMM vote overwhelmingly for Arroyo. In 2005, his son Zaldy became ARMM governor. In Zaldy’s last reelection, in 2008, he received 90 percent of the vote. In 2007, all 12 candidates whom Arroyo had backed for senator in Maguindanao won. After that election, local school administrator Musa Dimasidsing told a national commission on electoral fraud that he’d personally witnessed ballot stuffing. He was murdered with a shot to the head soon after. Mr. Dimasidsing’s murder remains unsolved.

In 2006, Arroyo issued Executive Order 546, which legalized the then-informal, and technically illegal, paramilitary groups of men like Ampatuan. “The (Philippines National Police) is hereby authorized to deputize the [paramilitaries] as force multipliers in the implementation of the peace and order plan,” Arroyo’s order reads. The order’s effect was to institutionalize paramilitary groups like Ampatuan’s across the country.

At least four of Ampatuan’s sons are also town mayors and most of them have gunmen of their own. Estimates of the size of his own personal militia range from 200-500. He often travels in a convoy with “technicals,” pickup trucks with 50-caliber machine guns mounted on the load bed, armed by loyalists and family members.

“Arroyo returns the favors by letting (The Ampatuans’) rule Maguindanao like a fiefdom,” Jarius Bondoc wrote in The Philippine Star. “All economic initiatives need the Ampatuans’ assent; state funds are released through them. Even the posting of police and military generals are cleared with them.”

Ampatuan has been a target of violence himself. In 2006, he survived an ambush that he said was laid by the MILF. The group denied trying to kill Ampatuan, but the former governor’s personal gunmen have often fought with the MILF. The group said it had killed 20 of Ampatuan’s militiamen in a firefight in 2006.

More violence could be in the offing. Though the government is hoping that the state of emergency will tamp down the situation, the Mangudadatus are powerful in their own right. Blood feuds in Mindanao traditionally run long, and hot.

pagkalisud ang kinabuhi sa mga pari labi na ug gwapuhun kay daghang
mga tsikas nga magpabirig birig, inig simba pagka domingo adtu jud sila
mopahaluna sa unahan para mapansin ni priest.

Korek ka Ann, sigurista sad ni si chiz maayo lang mubulatik.

keep rockn chico and company, Saludo ko ninjo.

Kining political violence sa Mindanao dugay na kaayo ni bisan sa ubang parti sa pinas daghan nang nanghitabo nga ingun ani,what makes the difference in Maguindanoa massacre karun daghan kaayong naangul nga mga tawo to include the press people. Ang problima lang murag nag duha duha pa ang gobyernong Arroyo nga dakpun ang suspik nga Ampatuan tungud kay ila man ning mga manok sa politika. Duna pay report nga ning sulpot nga kini si GMA pa ang nag provide ug armas para sa mga private army ni Ampatuan. Sa 2004 pres election guihakot ni GMA ang tanang boto sa Maguindanao si FPJ ug Ping Lacson zero vote sila sa lugar ni Ampatuan, ingun ani ka ngilngig ang mga Ampatuan sa gobyerno.

Mao ning bataa and musunod kay Manny P kung ma training lang
sya ug maayo. Congratz bai Rodel.

By Maila Ager
INQUIRER.net
First Posted 11:34:00 11/24/2009

Filed Under: Eleksyon 2010, Elections, Politics


MANILA, Philippines â€" Shock and sadness filled the room of the Club Filipino in Greenhills, San Juan Tuesday when Senator Francis "Chiz" Escudero announced that he was no longer joining the 2010 elections.

"Wala na lang election [Let’s call of the election]!" one of his supporters shouted after Escudero gave his speech.

Escudero's staunch supporter, Bebeth Orteza and close friend, Congressman Florencio "Bem" Noel, were saddened by the senator's decision.

"Syempre nakakalungkot [Of course we’re sad] but I'm very proud of him," Orteza said.

She said Escudero had been offered funding support but was "uncomfortable" with some of its sources.

Noel revealed that even hours before Escudero's announcement, he and some of their friends were still convincing the senator to change his decision.

It was Noel who first told the media that Escudero might run for vice president next year.

Former Senator Serge Osmeña also issued the same statement Monday.

Noel admitted that as early as Saturday, Escudero hinted that he would no longer seek any post in 2010. The senator, he said, only reached his final decision Monday night.

By that time, however, Escudero's supporters like actress Susan Roces and daughter, Grace Poe, were all set to go to Club to show their support for the senator.

Roces and Poe were immediately told about Escudero's decision late Monday night.

Escudero's friends in Congress like CIBAC Partylist Representative Joel Villanueva and North Cotabato Representative Darlene Antonino-Custodio were also set to attend Escudero's press conference at the Club Filipino but Noel said he advised them not to proceed only at around 5:00 a.m. Tuesday.

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on November 23, 2009, 01:39:52 PM
Mayweather bisaya interview 2009
Interview with Floyd Mayweather Jr.

mamout man jud ani maminaw

wahhh buanga jud ning mga tawhana oi bugal bugalon.

hadlok si Floyd kay Manny basin ma
tko sya.

mao na ni guidangat ni sir,

Quote from: BlueAngel on November 20, 2009, 04:41:49 AM
good to know U are all ok out da !
  grabi Bords ang 13million dollar ni Packy kon pesos gastohon
     pati pa mga apo nya unya mahimolos dli pa jud tali mahorot sha?

shalan kadako adto sis bisan apo sa tuhud ni Paki di nato
mahurot wag lang syang mang tsiks kay dali ra to

By Neal Cruz
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 00:25:00 03/09/2009

Filed Under: Agriculture, Joc-joc Bolante, Government


THE investigation of the P725-million fertilizer scam is not finished and those guilty have not been brought to justice yet but here is another fertilizer scam about to explode, this time in the face of Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap. The DA has given the imprimatur for the importation of inorganic fertilizer from China (yes, it’s that country again). The fertilizer is now being sold to Filipino farmersâ€"at a price slightly higher than that of other fertilizers.

The farmers, however, complained that there was something wrong with this fertilizer. Apparently, their crops have not been benefiting from the expensive fertilizer. So, in December last year, some of them brought samples to the Bureau of Soil and Water Management to have the product tested.

The farmers were shocked to discover that the nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and moisture contents of this NPK compound fertilizer were way below specifications and way below what the product declared.

But the farmers have been paying the full price for the product. In short, they are being short-changed. And the question is how much in windfall profits has the distributor reaped by selling Filipino farmers a product that does not meet standards.

This column is not jumping to conclusions. But as the saying goes, where there’s smoke, there’s fire. And the black smoke of a potential controversy indicates that our farmers have a valid complaint which should be looked into.

The subject of the complaint is an inorganic fertilizer sold to farmers under the brand name “Swire.” The product is reportedly being sold by a Chinoy businessman with a Filipino-sounding name who owns Soiltech Agricultural Products Corp.

We are not passing judgment on Soiltech and its Swire products. We simply are urging Secretary Yap to listen to the complaints of the farmers who are alarmed over the results of the laboratory tests done by the Bureau of Soil and Water Management.

The report on the analysis done by the Bureau was signed by the laboratory supervisor, Vilma Quimson, and the bureau’s chief of the laboratory division, Dr. Lauro Hernandez.

There is a legitimate laboratory test backing up the complaints of the farmers, so this is not mere innuendo or intrigue. Secretary Yap can just call the director of this bureau, which is under his department, and ask whether or not that laboratory test was done and if it is true that the Swire products were found not to meet product standards and specifications.

If the answers are “yes”, Secretary Yap might want to find out whether or not Soiltech has been misrepresenting its fertilizer in the market.

He may also ask its Chinoy owner whether or not allegations are true that he was able to dispense with the mandatory laboratory testing of fertilizer imported from China.

The owner boasts in his company website that his company is a “leader” in the Luzon fertilizer market.

If by “leader” he means plenty of farmers from Luzon have bought his Swire products, then he must have really benefited from an unwarranted windfall. We hope he can explain the alarming laboratory results on the analysis of his fertilizer. Otherwise, many Luzon farmers will be up in arms for having been misled into buying a substandard product.

We also hope Secretary Yap does not do with the Soiltech issue what he did with the swine scam and other issues hounding the Department of Agriculture.

It will be recalled that some stakeholders of the department complained that they never got Yap’s attention regarding their concerns.

We hope the buyers of Soiltech products will be luckier.

Secretary Yap got a major black eye after rumors started flying that some Chinoy suppliers of the department were close to him.

He should erase the impression that he is the protector of Chinoy businessmen in the agriculture sector. He can do that by showing farmers that he will not treat the Soiltech issue with kid gloves.

Secretary Yap reportedly spends much time these days barnstorming a district of Bohol. We respect his aspirations for the future, but we hope he can fulfill his job as agriculture secretary and pay attention to the Soiltech controversy before his Bohol sorties consume his valuable time. After all, he is the agriculture secretary of the whole Philippines, not just of one district of Bohol.

We tried to get the side of Secretary Yap and that of the owner of Soiltech but they were both not available during the weekend. We will gladly give their side when they decide to give it.

Quote from: BlueAngel on November 20, 2009, 02:46:24 AM
kita ko ani nga issue sa live stream ohom

(hallo Bords Yet - howdy)

hallow Sis Day, he he nakitsismis lang ko kadiyot
oki doki guihapun, musta

Matinik jud si Manny sa tsikas, not surprising kay
daghan jamog kwarta.

kataw anan sad, but let's be prepared at
at all times

INQUIRER.net, Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 13:34:00 11/15/2009

MANILA, Philippines â€" (UPDATE 3) Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao made history Sunday (Manila time) when he bagged the welterweight title, his seventh in as many divisions, via technical knockout of Puerto Rican Miguel Cotto, the reigning champion in that division.



Kenny Bayless, the referee of the match, stopped the fight at 2:04-minute mark of the 12th round declaring Pacquiao the winner in the fight held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Pacquiao bucked a size disadvantage against Cotto on his way to becoming the first fighter to win world titles in seven divisions.

Pacquiao has won the world championships in the flyweight (112 pounds), super bantamweight (122 lb), featherweight (126 lb), super featherweight (130 lb), lightweight (135 lb), and light welterweight (140 lb).

No man has won seven world titles in seven weight divisions and only five boxers have won six â€" Pacquiao, Oscar de la Hoya, Thomas Hearns, Hector Camacho, and James Toney.

Pacquiao looked unstoppable for the third consecutive fight, knocking Cotto down twice in the early rounds before putting the finishing touches on in the 12th round to claim Cotto's World Boxing Organization title.

The Filipino dominated from the second round on, putting on a stunning display of boxing skills and laying a savage beating on the champion.

"I tried my best to knock him out," Pacquiao said. "I thought in 11th round they would stop the fight. I am surprise he continued to fight."

Pacquiao (50-3-2, 38 KOs) solidified his status as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world.

He also looked unstoppable in his two previous victories, dominating Oscar De La Hoya in December 2008 before destroying Ricky Hatton in just two rounds in May.

This was only his second fight as a welterweight as he is now being lined up for a blockbuster fight against American Floyd Mayweather.

"Everybody was saying he was bigger and stronger than me so I wanted to try and test his power," Pacquiao said.

Pacquiao opened slowly in the opening round before switching to his up tempo style in the second and then knocking Cotto down for the first time in the third.

In the next round Pacquiao scored another knockdown, this time sending Cotto sprawling across the center of the ring by landing a left hook.

"I fought everybody and Manny is one of the best all time," said Cotto, who suffered just the second loss of his brilliant career.

"He jabs and throws. I didn't know from where the punches were coming and I didn't protect myself from the punches." Cedelf Tupas, Inquirer; AFP

Do agree Brod Bran,

We all knew man pud nga kitang mga bol anon kadaghanan nabata pag simba kay Jesus tungud sa pagtudlo sa atung mga parents, it helps a lot hangtud sa pagdako nato, Prayers transform into action
is most recognized by our creator.

It's nice to start the day by reviewing this one,

It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God”

ajaw ni sipyata kay sayang, ako nakapalit na ug dvd nga pirated
guikan sa quiapo tag 35 pisos lang.