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Detained Marines transferred to Army camp

Such a simple act as transfer of detained officers and AFP Chief of Staff Hermogenes Esperon had to do it in a deceitful manner.

The detained marine officers involved in the February 2006 aborted withdrawal of support had learned about the order to transfer to Tanay two weeks ago and they have come to terms with it. In fact, they have started packing Monday night. But when they were fetched for the hearing this morning, there was no military truck to transport their things. So they assumed the order was off.

In the middle of the hearing, they were informed that order for their immediate order was faxed to Cavite. They were not allowed to return anymore to Cavite even to get their things. Two of them,Col. Achilles Segumallian and Major Francisco Domingo Fernandez were given the task of getting all the detainees’ things from Cavite and Fort Bonifacio. Lt. Belinda Ferrer, the lone lady detainee, who was the aide of Gen. Miranda ,was allowed to pick up her own things from Fort Bonifacio.

Here’s Victor Reyes’ report in Malaya:

ariel-querubin-with-daughter-faye1.JPGEight Marine officers, including former commandant Maj. Gen. Renato Miranda, and an Army captain were detained yesterday in Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal, headquarters of the Army’s 2nd Infantry Division, after attending court martial proceedings at the camp.

Miranda, said to be one of the leaders of an alleged coup plot in February last year, and the seven other Marines were formerly detained at the Bonifacio Naval Station in Fort Bonifacio and in Fort San Felipe in Cavite City.

The Army officer, Capt. Dante Langkit, used to be detained at the Custodial Management Unit at the Army headquarters also in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig.

A 10th officer is also covered by the transfer order issued by AFP chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon.

Marine Col. Januario Caringal will be brought to the Tanay detention facility after his discharge from the Navy hospital where he has been recuperating from hepatitis since last month.

Nineteen 19 Army officers and nine Marines are facing court martial for the alleged power grab attempt on Feb. 24, 2006.

All of the Army officers, led by Brig. Gen. Danilo Lim, former commander of the First Scout Rangers Regiment, are now in Tanay.
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“Effective today, they will be transferred to the Joint Task Force Custodian of the Armed Forces of the Philippines here in Camp Capinpin, Tanay, to consolidate them to make it easier for them to attend these (court) proceedings,” Lt. Col. Bartolome Bacarro, AFP public information chief, told reporters after the hearing in Camp Capinpin.

“They (Marines) will be provided with basic necessities that we can say are comfortable…They are going to be joined with the group of the (accused) Army officers,” he said.

Transferred with Miranda were Colonels Ariel Querubin, Orlando de Leon and Armando Bañez; Lieutenant Colonels Custodio Parcon and Achilles Segumalian; Maj. Francisco Domingo Fernandez; and 1Lt. Belinda Ferrer.

Bacarro said Miranda and Lim, who was brought to Tanay in July last year, will be sharing a room at the detention facility.

Bacarro disputed claims that the Marine officers should not be detained at the Army headquarters because they are from a different branch of service. He said the facility can house any officer whether from the Army, Marines, Navy or Air Force.

“That’s within the authority of the chief of staff,” said Bacarro, adding that the transfer would also spare military custodians from risks they face whenever the accused are transported from Cavite and Fort Bonifacio to Tanay whenever there are hearings.

“There is the underlying reason of security. You have to ferry them…every time there is a hearing. Of course, there is an element of risk there but it’s not really what we call validated risk,” said Bacarro.

Miranda, Querubin and Segumalian said they were opposed to the transfer.

Querubin’s wife, Ma. Flor, said the accused were informed of the transfer plan days ago but were told to pack their things only last Monday.

“This is an Army camp. I don’t know why they would bring the Marine officers here…They are not yet convicted criminals… This is absurd, Really this all a sham. It’s farcical. I don’t know what to say anymore,” she said.

First photo: Col. Ariel Querubin with daughter, Faye.

Second photo: MajGen Renato Miranda, Col Orlando de Leon, Lt Col Armando Bañez,Col Ariel Querubin, Lt Col Achilles Segumalian, Lt. Col. Custodio Parcon, Maj. Francisco Domingo Fernandez and Lt. Belinda Ferrer.

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72 Comments

  1. Ellen,

    I don’t want to aggravate the condition of MGen Miranda but he should have been more decisive during the face-off with Senga in Feb 2006 (based on my first reading of the PTI and on talks with some military friends in Pinas).

    As I’ve said to you, I know Miranda and believe I know him well – he’s a good marine, but that he rose to 2-star rank was, to me, a surprise.

  2. Ellen,

    In theory “They were not allowed to return anymore to Cavite even to get their things. ” is not really a problem -people in the military are used to that sort of thing.

    Even their spouses get used to that.

    That’s really not a big deal. The big deal is WHY?

  3. chi chi

    PV,

    Could be that MGen Miranda was promised heaven and earth by the Band-aid Senga and the former, being comrades, held on the latter’s empty promises. His 2-star rank could be one of the promises realized, the rests (for the good of the others) were dropped by the UNANO and her Super band-aid Asoperon!

  4. chi chi

    Bakit nga ba hindi pa pakawalan ang mga ‘men of honor’ na ito at si Unano at Asoperon ang ikulong! Ang mag-among korap na ‘yan ang nakakagulo sa sitwasyon. Hmpppp, may katapusan din sila!

  5. Chabeli Chabeli

    How could they do this to a be-medalled soldier like Col. Ariel Querubin w/ his cute daughter, Faye ??????? My heart broke..

    ***************************************

    TO : Miss Faye Querubin

    You look like a sweet little girl in the photo. I am one of the many who admire your father, Col. Ariel Querubin. Stand tall & proud, Faye, for many believe that your father is a good man who was fighting for the truth & he did stand by his convictions. That is a rare thing to do.

    It may be confusing for you to see your father detained despite doing the correct thing. Know, Faye, that this is exactly how heroes are made.

    My prayers are w/ you & your family.

    Sincerely,
    Chabs

    ***************************************

    TO : All Marines

    How the hell can you just take a back seat & watch this happening to your Commander ?????? Ano kayo, duwag ? Wala na bang kayong bay*g ??? Do you, like Gloria, have difficulty telling the difference between a lie & the truth ????

    The mere fact that this is happening to your Commander shows that you cannot even protect those have lead you well. I guess you all find Esperon guapo !#$@

  6. Chabs,

    The Marines need a commander to move.

    That’s why Esperon jailed their commander and left them with Allaga, the drunk.

  7. Chabeli Chabeli

    Col Ariel Querubin
    MajGen Renato Miranda
    Col Orlando de Leon
    Lt Col Armando Bañez
    Lt Col Achilles Segumalian
    Lt Col Custodio Parcon
    Maj Francisco Domingo Fernandez
    Lt Belinda Ferrer
    Danny Lim
    ** & all those who w/drew their support for Gloria **

    They are, in my opinion, the People’s Soldiers !

  8. Chabeli Chabeli

    Philippine Vigil,

    Jeez, a drunk ?!!??!! How pathetic !

    You mean to tell me, the Marines are paralyzed ?

  9. Chabs,

    Not quite but with Querubin in jail, they had better be careful for the moment.

    The Marines have a unique way of doing things. They obey orders blindly.

  10. There are only a couple of thousand marines – Esperon or Tolentino could command an 80,000 strong Army contingent to oppose the marines if things come to a head.

    Better to wait for an opportuned moment before the Marines make a decisive move.

  11. In other words, I can’t blame the Marines for not doing things to “free” Querubin.

    They are a good lot, our Marines, they have always been the component of the military whose duty is to do or die.

  12. Chabeli Chabeli

    Philippine Vigil,

    Oh, I see. Thanks for explaining things to me. There are only a few good men, I guess.

  13. BOB BOB

    Aanhin pa ang damo , kung patay na ang kabayo…Ang tagal namang kumilos ng mga Marines…HELP…HELP !!!

  14. Hehehehehehe! “Ang tagal namang kumilos ng mga Marines…HELP…HELP !!!”

    I’d rather they didn’t help while Allaga the drunk is still at the helm. Heh!

  15. Chabeli Chabeli

    Philippine Vigil,

    Paano na yan if they are being lead by a drunk ? Can’t they just do their own thing ? Sounds like a dangerous query though..

  16. Chabeli Chabeli

    Boy, does Gloria enjoy basterdising the military..Here’s an exerpt from an article in The Daily Tribune web (02/28/2007):

    Military campaigns for GMA’s Dato in Cam. Sur

    The Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) signed between the Defense department and the Armed Forces of the Philippines as one party, and the Commission on Elections (Comelec), the other party, that bans the AFP from engaging in partisan politics and for it to remain neutral during the elections, is a useless piece of paper. that is intended to be violated with impunity.

    Even before the polls, Malacañang resources and the AFP are being utilized by President Arroyo and her chief of staff, Jose “Joey” Salceda, to intimidate local officials, as well as barangay chiefs in pushing the candidacy of presidential son, Diosdado “Dato” Macapagal-Arroyo in Camarines Sur, while Salceda has reportedly threatened to sic the military on the local executives if they fail to give President Arroyo’s “Team Unity” a 12-0 victory in May.”

    Gloria is a sore loser na nga, mandaraya pa ! How blatant !

  17. Hahahah!

    When the Marines start doing things on their own, they won’t be the Marines anymore. Cohesion is part of their order of battle.

    Allaga is up for retirement I think this year (when he turns 56).

    Meanwhile, I asked the question above “The big deal is WHY?”

    Why did Esperon decide to keep them in Tanay? I reckon, that Esperon is nag-sisiguro. He probably didn’t want the danger of the incarcerated officers being spirited out of captivity en route to court martial.

    Who knows, he probably got wind of some intel report that there is restiveness within the AFP to spring Lim, Querubin, Aquino, etc while in transit… hehehheh!

    So what does he do? He decided to keep them in Army stockade – somehow he can command the Army, a military component that he knows.

    Takot ang P***************nang Esperon sa Marines! Hahahahahah!

  18. Chabeli Chabeli

    Philippine Vigil,

    It sounds just about right when you say that “Takot ang P***************nang Esperon sa Marines! Hahahahahah!”

  19. But you know what Chabs? Tanay ain’t un-impregnable.

    I’ve been to Tanay several times… heheh! Very nice area too.

    Navy Seals can easily invest the area and if they are at all determined, they can spring the incarcerated marines from captivity!

    Sympathizers from the Navy can use one of the FPCs (small one) with a small caliber naval gun, etc to pound army elements if ever the officers are chased.

  20. Chabeli Chabeli

    Philippine Vigil,

    Haven’t been to T. Maybe that’s were the concert will start..

  21. artsee artsee

    Alam niyo ba na mga mga chicks o sexy dancers na dala si Singson sa kampanya nila? Ang suot ng mga babaeng iyan ay may pangalan ni Singson. Ano ang gagawin ng mga babaeng iyan pagkatapos ng kampanya sa gabi? Siyempre alam niyo na. Ang laki nga ng mata nina Ralph Recto at Mike Defensor.

  22. cocoy cocoy

    Artsee:
    Imbaga mon na dumakil iti mata ni Ralp Recto ken Mike Defensor.Sutil kang obeng ka,Naimas siguro ngarod.

  23. artsee artsee

    Cokecoy, ni chai so sa mo? Ngo Pu Ming Pai ni so te.

  24. parasabayan parasabayan

    Everything that these hemorrhoids do are all for their future, to be promoted to a higher position by the tiyanak. So, the more they please the tiyanak, the better their position would be. It has nothing to do with whether or not these brave soldiers are guilty or not. They were already convicted on day 1! These bodyguards have no delikadesa and have already sold their souls to satan!

    The justice system is also corrupted. The Court of Appeals did not even act on the request of Col Querubin for a TRO on this Kangaroo court. The CA is under pressure by tiyanak too. All these judges and justices are eyeing at a Supreme Court position one day so they will not displease her majesty, the wickedest queen! The supreme court is loaded with her appointees. Where will these poor soldiers get justice? The real loser here are not the incarcerated soldiers, it is their families, the young children they have and their wives who can not even make both ends meet with the meager salaries these soldiers have, compounded by legal fees and transportation expenses to visit them at the detention center.

    It is really so unfortunate that they were made as tiyanak’s escape goat in her proclamation of 1017.

    To the brave soldiers, pray for miracles from above! If all your options with tiyanak and her trapos are bleak, look up to the Almighty for ultimate solution.

    PV, you are absolutely right! Allaga is one of the officials who distributed the money for the tiyanak, helped in the rigging of the 2004 elections and when drunk, he slips and tell his men how he did it! Someone should have a video cam to record those moments! You are right too. Wherever the hemorrhoids put these soldiers, they can not be absolutely sure that they will not be infiltrated. The marines have a culture that one is for all and all is for one! Ang sakit ng kalingkingan ay sakit ng buong katawan! They are just waiting for the opportune time.

    Sabit Singson is downright immoral! He thinks that all Filipinos are like him, feasting on “meat” all the time. He is one of the show cases of the tiyanak! Doesn’t that tell you something? No decency whatsoever! Garapal!

    Cocoy, are you an ilocano from Pangasinan? Just curious. Heh,heh,heh…

  25. parasabayan parasabayan

    PV, the marines have 8000 men. They are not afraid to die! That is their culture! The Navy seals have the same culture too. So add that to the contingency. It may be a small group but they can cause havoc if they want to!

  26. parasabayan parasabayan

    Assperon can physically incapacitate these men of honor but he can not dampen their spirits! Assperon can not always be protected by the tiyanak and his bodyguards now. He has to think of how he will protect himself one day when he is out of service. What goes around comes around!

  27. luzviminda luzviminda

    The very reason why General Problem Esperon ordered the transfer of the gallant soldiers is that he is so afraid that some sympathizers of the detained soldiers would spirit them out of captivity. Dahil sa laki ng kasalanan, talagang ang LAKI NG TAKOT ni ESPERON, kasi pag nakatakas ang mga magigiting na sundalo ay ulo niya ang gugulong!!!

  28. TonGuE-tWisTeD TonGuE-tWisTeD

    PSB,
    The Marines may have only 8000 men. But 80 million lives could now depend on them.

    The men of honor vs the dawg of horror!

  29. cocoy cocoy

    Parasa bayan:
    Re;Cocoy are you Ilokano from Pangasinan?
    I am Zambaleno.I can understand different dialect like Ilocano,Pangalato,Bolinao,Zambal at kaunting bisaya and bikolano.Marami kasi akong kaibigan.Nakakaintindi rin ako ng kaunting Moslem religion.”Allah is God,Mohammed is a Prophet”.
    But,I am not “Dhimmi”.GSDc called it “Dhimmittude”.

    now,I will translate a Moslem wisdom I wrote to Doy last night.As I written this way—
    Stop defending your”Rabbuka”
    Stop being “Mutafahhish”
    Stop talking “Qil wa Qal”

    Rabbuka is Master
    Mutafahhish is a person who talk evil
    Qil wa qal is a person talking nonsense.

    A Dhimmi is a non Moslem living under the protection of an Islamic government.I don’t know what is Dhimmittude.Maybe,GSDC made it plural or past tense about the word Dhimmi.I am a Christian and a Moslem both.
    If I am with my wife I am a Christian.If I am with my other wives I am a Moslem.

  30. Chi: Could be that MGen Miranda was promised heaven and earth by the Band-aid Senga and the former, being comrades, held on the latter’s empty promises.

    *****

    In which case, Chi, I lose my respect and admiration for this man. As a soldier, comrade or no comrade, he should have been made up of iron will and disposition, and should not have allowed himself to be pliant as the bamboo, and to be lured by promise of money that he knew would be taken from he national treasury surely was/is unforgivable.

    You bet, I will not take the reasoning Filipinos love to quote, “Pagkat tayo ay tao lamang!” I’d rather be an unggoy then as a friends once implied people who try to abide by the laws of men and of God have become.

    Mahirap ang may bisyo talaga. Nagiging susceptible sa tukso!

  31. luzviminda luzviminda

    Opps na-censored yata yung entry ko. Ate Ellen, nag-quote lang naman ako ng galing din sa published column.

  32. parasabayan parasabayan

    Thanks Cocoy. Wow, pretty impressive both on being a linguist and Christian/Moslem!

  33. Yuko, re Gen. Miranda. Please let’s not speculate on someone’s integrity. His life and career is at stake and if we are not sure of our facts, we better refrain from making conclusions.

  34. Ellen,

    I stated my opinion based on what I’ve read above like his supposed fondness for playing mahjong!!!!

    Frankly, I thought that if one have to play hero, he should be exceptionally virtuous and steadfast, one with an iron will and disposition, no gambling and all!!!

  35. BLACK KNIGHT BLACK KNIGHT

    Ellen,

    I heard of a plan for the AFP to come up with Penitentiary/Correctional/Detention Facility where all the AFP personnel facing administrative and criminal charges will be consolidated and detained. This facility will be complete with amenities to include a court room, dental & medical facilities, library, sports facility, etc. and livelihood/income-generating facilities. This will minimize the movements of the detainees out of the prison and make them more busy and productive.

  36. Wow, what a crap! Why should the detainees be made to work and live like convicted criminals?

    If they want people, who have not been convicted yet to earn a livelihood, they should be allowed to pay bail and work outside in order to differentiate them from those who have been convicted and need to be corrected to enable them to return to the society that they have violated.

    Otherwise, they are innocent and should be compensated for lost time in detention as done in more progressive societies.

    Puede ba tama na ang kaartehan ni Pandak. Puro mali-mali lang ang ginagawa ng ungas na ito for lack of sincerity and real concerned for the oppressed and aggrieved. Golly, tignan mo naman ang condition ng mga kulungan sa Pilipinas. Hindi komo sikat ang mga sundalong kinulong nila at pinahihirapan kunyari papagandahin daw ang mga kulungan nila dahil sa mga batikos ng mga supporters nila especially in this blog. Is that it? Pwe, pwe, pwe!!!

  37. nelbar nelbar

     
    BLACK KNIGHT:

    imbes na kulungan ang gawin dyan sa Camp Aguinaldo o Camp Crame, dapat dyan ay gawin na lang na pambansang pabahay!
     

    lahat ng uri ng pamumuhay, klase ng tao o walang profiling dapat welcome dyan!
     

    sa pagkakaalam ko, once na pumasok ka ng AFP hindi ka na makakalabas dyan. dahil ayan ang sinumpaang tungkulin ng bawat myembro dyan, kahit na mag-retiro ka pa o wala na sa serbisyo dahil nga sa “nakatali ka sa institusyon”.

    pero ang tunay na nangyayari ay hindi na institusyon ang naging produkto ng Commonwealth Act No. 1 o ang National Defense Act of December 21,1935.
     
    sa iyong palagay BLACK KNIGHT, ano na ba talaga ang katayuan ng institusyon ng nabanggit?
     

    sana, bawiin na ang kalupaan na yan ng Ortigas Group.
    Ang Campo Aguinaldo at ang Campo Crame ay orihinal na pag-aari ng grupong nabanggit na pinamuan nina Francisco Ortigas Sr., Vicente Madrigal at dating Presidente ng Senado Manuel L. Quezon. – meron din mga Amerikano, nagtataka nga ako kung bakit nagkaroon ng malaking kalupaan dito sa Kamaynilaan ang mga yan?
     

    sana nga ay bawiin na… wish ko lang!
     

  38. parasabayan parasabayan

    BK, you know who should be incarcerated? It should be tiyanak and her corrupt bodyguards! They should pay for all their sins to the Filipinos. They are incorrigible liars, cheats and corrupt trapos! They should not just be in a penitentiary, she and her evil cohorts should be burned alive because there is no amount of rehab that can make them well! They are beyond help, and not these brave soldiers who can discern good from evil and who put their interests last for the benefit of the general citizenry. If the tiyanak’s concept of soldiery is to be used as robots so these soldiers can follow all her wishes, good luck to her! These soldiers did not go through the tough military schooling and the tough battles only to be bossed around by the most corrupt leader we ever had!

  39. parasabayan parasabayan

    Besides, if you look at the profile of these incarcerated officers, they have substance.They are bright, straight (Not corrupt) and tough! Compare them to the tiyanak’s minions who are vultures, cheats, power hungry and no credibility whatsoever!

  40. This reminds me of the many Filipinos convicted and serving jail terms in Japan. Wow, they can even support their families in the Philippines, but they are able to earn some money only after being convicted and forced labor is part of their punishment. The purpose is also for them to earn the money need for repatriating them.

    People still not convicted and waiting for their trials are actually put in spic and span detention houses without work and pay. Reason is because they will not be able to work well anyway with their head full of worries and anxieties about their trials.

    Unahin muna ni Bansot na pagandahin ang Muntinlupa. Someday, doon din naman sila pupunta ng Mr. niya. 😛

  41. BK, these people have not been convicted. They have not even been arraigned. And they are being accused for refusing to be part of the conspiracy to impose on the people a bogus government.

    The one who should be in that facility are gloria arroyo, esperon, habacon, allaga, pajarito – those who commited the crime of thwarting the will of the people and destroying democracy in this country.

  42. For the record:

    In spite of a little personal misgiving, I do believe – and let me reiterate – that MGen Miranda has been a good Marine.

    He served in the service well, putting his life in the line of fire; very few people in Malacanang, let alone Mike Jose Pidal Pig Arroyo, who, I have no doubt would pee in his pants when the Marines invest Malacanang!

  43. artsee artsee

    ystakei Says:

    February 28th, 2007 at 3:47 pm

    Ellen,

    I stated my opinion based on what I’ve read above like his supposed fondness for playing mahjong!!!!

    Frankly, I thought that if one have to play hero, he should be exceptionally virtuous and steadfast, one with an iron will and disposition, no gambling and all!!!

    Sagot: Manang Japyuks, hindi porke nagmamahjong masama na. Ako nag-mamahjong pero mabait ako. Kung minsan kasi libangan at outlet lang ito. Kung may sumpong ako, ibinibigay ko na lang sa mga kalaro ko ang mga pera ko. Si Tita Cory mahjongera din. Noon nasa Malacanang siya, halos araw-araw at gabi-gabi kasama niya ang mga amiga niya sa mahjong. Depende kung magkano ang ipapatalo mo. Siguro hilig lang iyan ni Gen. Miranda. Hindi kasi type ni Miranda ang maglaro ng sakla sa may Plaza Miranda dahil cheap tingnan.

  44. Re: “I heard of a plan for the AFP to come up with Penitentiary/Correctional/Detention Facility where all the AFP personnel facing administrative and criminal charges will be consolidated and detained.”

    Ellen,

    I think the project is a good idea to jail Angie Reyes, Esperon, and their bogus commander in chief Gloria Tiyanak and her second in command, Mike Pig Arroyo.

  45. You bet, Ellen, why should these soldiers be put in prison even when they are newly built and improved? They are just detainees and not convicted yet.

    Yes, why should these soldiers be convicted for refusing to be under the command of a bogus president? They have all the reason to refuse to follow orders by this crook who have made cheaters and crooks out of a lot of them. Luring them with money plundered from the treasury to cheat for her in the last election, and also in the coming election to insure that her other son will be made a Congressman of a province he is not even a native of, is against the law.

    How many more soldiers will refuse to be stripped completely of the little honor, dignity and pride left them serving under this bogus president these past 6 years?

    PATALSIKIN NA, NOW NA! IBASURA ANG ADMINISTRASYON! IBOTO ANG OPOSISYON! GO 11+0! TIME FOR FILIPINOS TO SAY NO TO GLORIA M. ARROYO, ET AL!!!

  46. cocoy cocoy

    This soldiers are presumed innocent until proven guilty.They need to be released.The prosecutor has no solid evidence against them.

  47. chi chi

    # cocoy Says:

    March 1st, 2007 at 12:46 am

    This soldiers are presume innocent until proven guilty.They need to be release.The prosecutor has no solid evidence against them.
    **
    Korek ka cocoy!

    Pero sa ilalim ng pekeng pamumuno ni Unano ay para na rin silang kumakausap sa lantang Pechay!

  48. cocoy cocoy

    PV & Chi;
    I am issuing a challenge to anyone to debate this issue and show us some proofs and evidence if these soldiers are guilty of the charged attributed to them.This is a good case for us to deliberate.You both can be my law partner in this case.Ano payag ba kayo?We will form a firm.

  49. chi chi

    cocoy, nasa kabilang thread si Hindinapinoy at maraming sinasabi about the issue, pasyalan mo doon. Iyon namang pinabili ng suka ay ipinadukot na ng kaibigan mong artsee kaya baka wala kang pag-asang balikan noon unless makatakas!

    Of course, I’m always with you in this case even if I’m not a lawyer. Taga-mura, pwede ako. heheh!

  50. If we go by the PTI report, there’s no military crime committed, no reason to incarcerate these officers.

  51. cocoy cocoy

    Chi;
    Don’t get me wrong,I am not a lawyer either,I just want to have a good discussion about the issue and maybe,we can attract some readers regarding this case.The general public should know about the plight of these incarcerated brave soldiers.

  52. Naghahanda na ang mga kumag ha! Gusto siguro may aircon at living quarters para sa mga katulong nila kung makulong sila sa Tanay parang iyong bungalow ni Jalosjos sa Muntinlupa! Nakngpating! Injustice kahit kailan!!!

  53. Luzviminda, re”February 28th, 2007 at 8:17 am (Edit this comment)Opps na-censored yata yung entry ko. Ate Ellen, nag-quote lang naman ako ng galing din sa published column.”

    I don’t remember deleting a comment by you. What was that about?

  54. Mrivera Mrivera

    Nasaan si doy? eh, di lalong walang pag-asang masagot ang aking mga katanungan sa kanya?o, baka naman nagtatago lang at iniisa isa ang mga kasinungalingang dating state of the nation addresses ng kanyang ninang at mga news releases tungkol sa gumagandang ekekonomiya sa ilalim ng pamamahala ng babaeng mukhang dagang may naninilaw na ngipin at ayaw unmalis sa kanyang umaalingasaw na lungga!

    doy! ukin… pisot!

  55. Mrivera Mrivera

    nrlbar, alam ‘yan lahat ni black knight. hindi nga lamang niya mapagpasyahan kung saan siya sasama, kung saan siya kakapit.

  56. Magno,

    Ang knight sa chess board, pabalik-balik yan – sige, kaliwa kanan, atras, abante, hanggang masipa siya….

  57. Let’s focus on issues, not on the person. If that’s what he wants, he is entitled to that. Let’s not deviate from issues

  58. Mrivera Mrivera

    mga katwiran at lumalabas sa bibig ng taong hindi nararanasan ang dinanas at dinaranas ng mga ipinagdidiinan sa kasong walang sapat na batayan kundi takot na mapatalsik sa kapangyarihan at pagdusahan ang kasalanan sa sambayanan.

  59. maldita maldita

    There are very, very, very few sympathizers from the PN…most of them sunod-sunuran sa FOIC…i know because may isang nakaposisyon dyan ngayon na ex ko…kaya naging ex kasi natauhan ako…gusto kong mapangasawa lalaking tao…hindi lalaking TUTA…hindi na nga magiging ASO eh…kasi stunted na ang cerebral growth…tsk, tsk, tsk…malaking mama pa naman, morally bankrupt…kaya ex kasi sya kaya nyang isakprisiyo ang isang masagana, tahimik at komportableng buhay para sa paninindigan sa prinsipyo, katotohanan, kalayaan at katarungan…naku nanang ko po tama yung thesis ni sonny trillanes noh…dapat may magsulat ng susunod na mga kabanata nun.

  60. caye caye

    dun na ba cla forever?dna ba talaga cla babalik sa fort bonifacio?grabe namn…ilang years na yan ah..daig pa ata nila criminal ha?yah…public security un pero they are aiming lang namn for their rights a?and until now dpa un nasosolve, kawawa namn ung mga nadamay dun na ginamit lang sa gusto nila..kawawa namn mahal ko dun..dko na xa madadalaw…sna namn makalaya na cla…for sure namn dna nila un uulitin..anyways to all marines, im still praying for ur freedom…for justice..

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