Aquino on Trillanes,Lacson, Kris,GMA, Corona, Merceditas Gutierrez etc.

1. chi

   So, pabilisan ang kaso nina Gen. Lim, Trillanes and fellow Magdalo still in detention, and the Tanay boys. Palayain sila as first action of his official day in office. Too much injustice was already heaped on these men.

   May 22, 2010
2. AnnaDeBrux

   The coup detat case against the Magdalo officers , which is being tried by Judge Oscar Pimentel of the Makati Trial Court Branch 148 is up for promulgation.

   This is good news…

   May 22, 2010
3. AnnaDeBrux

   Aquino said, “Can I just go back and give another example. Isang sa korte rin na gusto ko ipa-review talaga ang kaso ni Danny Lim at Sen. Trillanes. Ulitin ko,fundamental ang issue ko dito sa Revised Penal Code. Nakalimutan ko provision. I think, coup d’etat how committed, swift violent attack on military camps, utilities, telecoms, etc. Walang hotel. Ang issue po Oakwood. So di dapat lumampas sa fiscal na mali ang kaso. Pero lumabas sa piskal umabot sa korte nakakulong 7 taon ang dalawa sa kasong yan.

   I believe Senator or President-elect(?) Aquino is mistaken. He’s being too literal and I believe he’s either trying to downgrade the charge or doesn’t understand the intricacies of coup d’état.

   Aquino asks the question, how is coup d’état committed? It can be committed in many ways but the ultimate gauge of whether an act or an attempted act by a group is coup d’état or not is the INTENT.

   For instance, say, my group and I go into action, i.e., launch the overthrow of the government or the republic with force and arms and we decide to start if off by stupidly blowing up the lavatories (toilettes) at the Glorietta Mall but with the clear intent of overthrowing the Republic and that is still coup d’état.

   Another example, say, my group doesn’t have to be purely military-led — it could be led by Pope Benedict, launching a swift armed and forceful attack on Buckingham Palace with the clear intent of overthrowing Queen Elizabeth, depose her and to take over the throne of England, that still would be called a coup d’état.

   May 22, 2010
4. AnnaDeBrux

   Now, of course, intent is very difficult to prove but circumstancial evidences and declarations made by the group could help prove the case for the state.

   Efren Abu and Cimatu could very well be called in to testify for either side to try to prove that there was intent to overthrow the state, i.e., by deposing the legal representative of the state or its head.

   That’s where the battle lines should be drawn.

   It is all very well for Aquino to try to be nice by saying “Walang hotel” sa definition ng coup d’état but please, either he shuts up na lang because he is beginning to appear stupid or pilosopo, not a good thing for the image of the incoming presidency to be perceived either way.

   May 22, 2010
5. chi

   I am really committed to No. 1 setting up a mechanism where we have closure of everything. – Noynoy

   Good, unahin ang Hello Garci at ipakulong lahat ang may sala, unahin si Gloria. Isunod ang NBN/ZTE at etc. etc…..dami nyan.

   May 22, 2010
6. AnnaDeBrux

   I don’t need to be a lawyer to determine whether the attempted act mounted from a hotel was an attempted coup d’état or not. The fact that the group staged their failed attempt at overthrowing Gloria in a hotel, something that I’ve always be classified as downright stupid and useless, does not negate the deed; it doesn’t alter the fact that there was serious attempt to bring down the head of the republic (now, of course, the best thing to do is to prove that Gloria was not the head of the republic and everything will be fine). Now, was that an attempted coup d’état? Yes, to me it was, it was swift, it had the element of force and the intent to depose, overthrow was present…

   Fortunately for the boys, their motive was honourable and I believe we all agree that even if they committed coup d’état, attempted and failed or not, they were morally motivated to do so. (I personally am prepared to overlook their military blunder…)

   May 22, 2010
7. henry90

   Anna:

   Ako tingin ko diyan, madidismiss yan. Di naman coup yun e. Mutiny, pwede pa siguro. The intent, as you put it, was never to seize power. Kaya nga ang tanong, bakit Oakwood ang inoccupy nila? The objective really was to ventilate their grievances sa isang lugar na kontrolado nila, like a hotel. Spur of the moment decision na lang yun. No choice e. Nabuking na sila. And besides, nandun na rin naka billet yung iba nilang kasamahan. Incidental na lang yung armado sila. Pati nga yung mga c4 na nirig around the hotel were not designed to explode. I am sorry to say this, but those gentlemen were not ready to die that day. Kaya nga wala sila nainitiate na offensive attacks. That’s not a coup in my book.

   May 22, 2010
8. AnnaDeBrux

   Henry,

   If the intent was not to seize power, then you are right, it can’t be classified as a failed coup d’état despite the presence of all the other ingredients, plan, swift movement, arms, force, etc.

   The state must be able to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the intent of the group was to seize power, overthrow the president… must be clear as daylight and if they could prove this and show proof that the other ingredients were present during the attempt, then the young officers group have a problem. But if the state cannot, then they must be set free.

   As to whether they were prepared to die that day or not, like you, not too sure.

   Downgrading the offence from treasonous coup d’état to mutiny is harsher I find… Why? Because the offence of mutiny is punishable by what? 20 years in prison? That’s even worse to my mind.

   With coup d’état for a charge, the state will need need the ultimate proof: INTENT to seize power, overthrow state, etc. Of course if the state can prove intent, i.e., guilt, the punishment is more than harsh: death (anyway, in Pinas there’s no more capital punishment…, or is there for the military?)

   May 22, 2010
9. AnnaDeBrux

   But if the state cannot prove the intent, then the group must be set free on techinality — they must be turned over to military court instead for, say, the downscaling of charge to disobeying an order?

   (Fundamentally, if there was no intent to seize power by force and arms, the adventure could be classified as mutiny…)

   May 22, 2010
10. saxnviolins

    Anna:

    A crime requires two elements – the intent and the prohibited act. Criminal law is strictly construed (interpreted) as against the State. So if the act is not in the law, then there is no crime.

    Now when the law makes an enumeration, it is presumed that the enumeration limits the things to those enumerated. There is valid reason in the case of the crime of coup, because not all attacks are directed against the State. If I attack a church or mosque, for instance, it is a hate crime, not a coup or rebellion, because churches and mosques are not seats of government.

    So Noy is correct here. In fact, that, I believe is the basis of the defense of Trillanes, as mounted by his defense counsel. There were two elements of the act of coup missing. There was no attack on an enumerated building, and the intent was not to take the reins of government, but to seek changes in military administration.

    True, the mode of seeking change may have been wrong, but it is not a coup.

    May 22, 2010
11. henry90

    Anna:

    No. Capital punishment was already abolished. My gut feel is they will be exonerated. Hinihintay lang siguro ng judge na umalis na si Putot. . . 😛

    May 22, 2010
12. saxnviolins

    The government can always file a motion to dismiss.

    Private complainants of crimes do this as well, when they file what is called an affidavit of desistance, and then the defense counsel moves to dismiss on the basis of the affidavit of desistance.

    When the government moves to dismiss, and it is granted, then that will be “with prejudice”, meaning, it cannot be filed again, on the basis of double jeopardy. Jeopardy already set in when they were arraigned, and trial commenced.

    May 22, 2010
13. AnnaDeBrux

    Sax,

    Thanks for the clarification. I accept your elaboration: “when the law makes an enumeration, it is presumed that the enumeration limits the things to those enumerated.”

    But what we we need to clarify now is if in the Philippines, or in the RP Articles of War, is the description of the commission of the crime of coup d’état limited to that which was enumerated by Aquino?

    I am basing what I wrote on how the military (UK military or UK as a state and France military) interpret coup d’état for purposes of prosecution and not necessarily on the layman’s definition of coup d’état…

    May 22, 2010
14. AnnaDeBrux

    Actually, to be perfectly honest, at the beginning, right here in Ellen’s blog many years ago, I had surmised that based on the missing ingredients/elements, attack on airports, communications center, etc., I wrote that it couldn’t be coup d’état.

    I then did further research on the matter — there were two replies/thoughts coming from UK military and US military (NATO legal dept), simply put: with all the other elements present, to prove attempted coup d’état, state or military court must prove that the intent to seize power was the overriding principle of the act.

    May 22, 2010
15. AnnaDeBrux

    Hinihintay lang siguro ng judge na umalis na si Putot. . . — Henry

    🙂

    May 22, 2010
16. AnnaDeBrux

    No. Capital punishment was already abolished. — henry

    I was asking that, i.e., if RP military still has it, because it doesn’t always follow that just because capital punishment has been abolished in civilian law, military also automatically abolishes capital punishment.

    UK capital punishment was abolished for murder in the 60s but UK Articles of War did not do away with the death penalty automatically. It still existed in the UK military until some 10 years ago.

    May 22, 2010
17. henry90

    Anna:

    More so sa AFP. Wala naman kasing crime na Coup d etat sa articles of war. Meron, mutiny. Death by musketry may only be imposed in times of war, as far as I can remember especially in cases of treason.

    May 22, 2010
18. perl

    Noynoy: No favors for Lacson when he returns
    http://www.gmanews.tv/story/191482/noynoy-no-favors-for-lacson-when-he-returns

    
    “Like any other citizen he can expect the rule of law will be religiously observed. Wala akong papaboran, wala rin namang aapihin. So kung ano ang kanyang karapatan talagang mapapangibabaw yan (I will favor no one, but I will also not disparage him. Whatever his rights are will be upheld),” Aquino said…

    “Pag hindi binawi ng korteng nag-issue ng warrant of arrest, kelangan pong i-serve yun (If the court does not recall its warrant of arrest, it must be served),” Aquino said. “If you are asking me, will I not follow, it I’ll be in violation of the law.”

    Lacson is known to be a close colleague of Aquino in the Senate. The two were on the same side of the fence when several senators chastised Senator Manuel “Manny” Villar Jr. for his alleged use of influence to benefit from the controversial C-5 road extension project.

    Even before Aquino announced that he would be seeking the presidency, Lacson hinted Aquino had his support.

    “If integrity is one of the standards, Senator Noynoy would definitely pass my book,” Lacson told reporters in September 2009.

    He said he didn’t believe the only son of the late former President Corazon Aquino and slain Senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. would abuse his power to enrich himself once he becomes president.

    “Si Noynoy, isa lang masasabi ko, at least sigurado tayo di mangungurakot. Kung si Noynoy nga at siya palarin medyo more or less kampante tayo [na] di siya magnanakaw (With Noynoy, at least we are sure that he is not corrupt. If he wins at least we’ll be assured that he would not steal),” said Lacson.

    May 22, 2010
19. AnnaDeBrux

    Funny enough, the original Articles of War (Royal Navy) which still rules the Navy still carries the death penalty but as to whether it would be applied even for the most heinous crime… I don’t know.

    (The Articles were originally established in the 1650s, amended in 1749 (by an act of Parliament) and again in 1757. It is an amazing document to ponder, especially the number and degree of offenses which were punishable by death.)

    May 22, 2010
20. saxnviolins

    Anna:

    Coup is found in the Revised Penal Code, not the Articles of War, that is why Trillanes is being tried by a civilian court, not a court-martial.

    May 22, 2010
21. AnnaDeBrux

    OK…

    May 22, 2010
22. AnnaDeBrux

    Another question if you don’t mind… Does the Revised Penal Code delimit the crime of coup d’état as enumerated by Aquino?

    May 22, 2010
23. saxnviolins

    Sorry for the late reply. I was traveling from work to home. I have no Blackberry, so I cannot access the net except from home or the office.

    The answer to the question is yes.

    Article 134-A. Coup d’etat; How committed. — The crime of coup d’etat is a swift attack accompanied by violence, intimidation, threat, strategy or stealth, directed against duly constituted authorities of the Republic of the Philippines, or any military camp or installation, communications network, public utilities or other facilities needed for the exercise and continued possession of power, singly or simultaneously carried out anywhere in the Philippines by any person or persons, belonging to the military or police or holding any public office of employment with or without civilian support or participation for the purpose of seizing or diminishing state power.

    May 22, 2010
24. saxnviolins

    Note the absence of two elements of the offense.

    1. The building attacked (hotel) is not enumerated.

    2. The purpose was not to seize or diminish state power, but to ask for reforms in the military.

    May 22, 2010
25. saxnviolins

    The law was passed in reaction to Gringo’s serial coup attempts. Nothing in the acts of Trillanes’ group resembles Gringo’s naked attempt to grab power.

    May 22, 2010
26. Rudolfo

    Maki-singit na nga po.Una, may doktrina ( book )na hinahawakan yata sila na author ay si Sen, Grengo ( mga frustrated groups ng coup d’etat.Mga ninong nya nasa likod, at mga ka-alyado noon ni GMA.Siguro kung sila- the mayuga Report -mga AFP-PNP pamunuan noon ay mag-sipag-kompisal uli, lilinaw ang usaping ito ).

    Si GMA lang naman ang puntariya nila noon, na magbago, at harapin ang katutuhanan na nangyayari ( mga aping sundalo,mga katiwalian,etc.)ngunit, di hinarap para sa ikakabuti ng bansa, at kanilang pinag-lilingkuran.Reklamo at sama ng loob ang kanilang basihan ( bukod sa Hello-Garci noon ), ang napag-kamalang coup d’etat daw.

    Uulitin ko po,reklamo at sama ng loob, lamang po, na di pinansin ni GMA. Ang binigyan ng pansin ng admin ay si Grengo, kaya nga naging senador uli. Ang kanilang pag-kanlong sa Oakwood Hotel, at barikada, ay isang self-defense, na baka ubusin sila ng mga tuta noon ngunit maginoo sila, nang pakiki-pag-aregluhan, di gumamit ng dahas at pinanga-kuan ng paglaya at justice , at binaligtad nitong nag-rereklamo na nadaya ng panahon na iyon, ay FGM-FG-Assperon Justice, and conspirators, co.

    Ngayon ay Aquino justice kaya di dapat manalo ng speakership iyang, walang prinsipyo( di marunong sumonod sa sinasabi ).Huwag pa under de Saya ang marurunong na mambabatas baka ma-butas na naman ang batas ni Noynoy Aquino.

    Panig din ako sa # 10,miscommunication of Magdalo case,# 10 at # 15, about Puto’t powerful influence ( may orasyon yata sya para uma-mo o gayuma sa mga kabig nya tulad ni C. Planas, noon reformist, ngayon, maamong parang tuta, at iba pa sa pari di tumalab ang gayuma, katulad ni Fr. Ed Panlilio, noon. Ngayon yata tumalab uli dahil sa demonic-value of money.

    May 22, 2010
27. AnnaDeBrux

    OK, thanks, Sax… that clarifies it completely. They should be absolved of the charge of coup d’état then.

    May 22, 2010
28. sychitpin

    one could feel sincerity of Noynoy in his answers, a refreshing and welcome change from the usual misleading and deceiving rhetorics of politicians.

    Freedom day for Gen Danny Lim, Trillianes and others are on hand.

    Noynoy’s disgust over present justice system is well founded, in fact prostitutes were more honorable than many gov’t officials, lawyers and judges.

    May 22, 2010
29. Ellen

    From Ruben Chua:

    My brother who is an IT expert based abroad once told me that it’s easier to cheat by automated machine than manual voting. I did not believe him then. But with complaints keep pouring in and evidences presented, I now believe him.

    Manny winners and pro-Comelec groups are quick to brand the complainants as poor or sour losers. But we must keep an open mind and not result to name callings. Even some of the winners admit there were frauds. As the investigations go on, there are more questions than answers about the recent election.

    Let’s not go far. Case in point is Erap Estrada. How did he lose in Rizal and Laguna the latter of which his nephew ER Ejercito won by landslide as Governor? Those two have been Erap’s bailiwicks for many years. Worse, Erap placed third in San Juan where his son JV won as Congressman and mother Guia Gomez won as Mayor.

    To find out if indeed there was massive cheating and fraud last election, we need to seek INC’s help by asking them to share with us the number of their members’ votes that were counted. Since they voted as a bloc, the areas or barangays where many members live could serve as evidence. In one recent TV interview, QC Rep. Mat Defensor said a candidate who he helped complained about getting only 9 votes in one Barangay majority of the residents of whom were INC members. The candidate verified this with the members and they told him all of them voted for him since he was endorsed by INC.

    By the way, losing QC mayoral candidate Mike Defensor also complained about poll fraud. For protecting and defending GMA in 2004 election “Hello Garci”, Mike should be the last to complain.

    May 22, 2010
30. saxnviolins

    There is a more substantial reason why the government should file a motion to dismiss. Coup is a political crime. That crime was forgiven by the sovereign people by their direct act, when they voted for Trillanes. The desire to anoint a representative and the desire to punish are contradictory; so one must prevail. Now the election of Trillanes is a direct act of the sovereign, while the enactment of the Revised Penal Code is the act of representatives of the people. A prosecution on the basis of the Revised Penal Code, as well as a judgment based on the Revised Penal Code is an enforcement of the act of representatives of the people. Between the principal (sovereign) and the agent (Congress), obviously the agent must yield.

    Unfortunately, in the case before the Supreme Court, asking for bail, Carpio-Morales penned the decision denying bail. Nobody dissented, not even the liberal-posturing Reynato Puno. He was for obeying the voice of the people in the case of JDV’s cha-cha, lampooned by Carpio as a fraud. Yet he did not abide by the voice of the people when they forgave Trillanes and voted him into office. Carpio-Morales is also the ponente of the Francisco case, which got Davide off the hook, and allowed the “impeach-me” tactics that inoculated the Glue.

    No, I am not a fan. She is not in the same league as JBL Reyes, Alejo Labrador, and CJ Cesar Bengzon. Among the recent crop, I like reading Justice Carolina Grino-Aquino, and Justice Vicente V. Mendoza.

    May 22, 2010
31. sychitpin

    Coup charges against Gen Danny Lim , trillianes, et al should be dismissed …

    Ombudsman Merceditas Gutierrez must go …….

    May 22, 2010
32. AnnaDeBrux

    Sax,

    Off topic: Alan Paguia wrote about Corona’s becoming instant chief justice and why he says Corona’s appointment to the post is invalid.

    I found it simple and beautiful… Here is the link: “Chief Justice”?

    May 22, 2010
33. florry

    #29 Ruben Chua

    Your brother is right. It’s 99.9% easier to cheat in an automated election than in manual. It’s not only easier, faster but more efficient and much easier too to get away with it without a trace if the operator is efficient. The dagdag-bawas operation is a piece of cake done in minutes compared to the manual which you have to sweat it out for weeks to arrive at a figure.

    I just didn’t want to come in first about this thing but my son who is a software engineer/programmer at Microsoft told me about it even before the election. He said that whoever holds the key, whatever that is, or have access and connections with the commission or operators and has a lot of money will win the election. Of course he is talking about the well-documented and well-known cheating operations in every Philippine election. He ended by saying: “you can trust the machines but not the operators; whatever the input is the output either thru hacking or pre-programed and loaded pcos.

    The operators made a very big blunder in their operation. They did not consider the bailwick of Erap that is San Juan and they put him in third place. In a hundred times that he will run for any local or national office, San Juan will never go to anybody but Erap. Erap is San Juan and San Juan is Erap.

    That alone shows something has gone wrong during the election.

    May 22, 2010
34. Jake Las Pinas

    Alan Paguia is Gloria Arroyos’ worst nightmare. Noy should consult with him. He said that GMA cannot run as representative of Lubao(?) because as president, she cannot be reelected.

    May 22, 2010
35. henry90

    Overnite, many have surfaced to become IT experts. It’s all becoming very obvious. Locsin is right, The puppeteer of ‘Koala Boy’ is Malacanang. On the surface, the palace mouthpieces are falling on each other proclaiming the readiness of Goyang to handover the reins of government to President-apparent Aquino. Beneath are the furious machinations to cast doubts on the whole electoral process with the end-objective in view: derail the proclamation of Aquino. Di ba andaming komontra rito sa demand ng Aquino camp na parallel manual count? Ngayon, listen to the demands of the losers. kailangan daw buksan lahat ng ER returns from the precinct level para macompare dun sa electronic data. Saan ba sila ipinanganak? Di ba lahat may watcher dun sa level ng presinto pa lang? alam nila kung ano ang ipinadala ng BEIs dun. Nakikita nila kung ano ang isinusubo doon at ang lumalabas doon. Ungas ba sina Villar at Teodoro na mag concede agad kung may feedback yung mga tao nila na doon pa lang sa presinto, niloloko na sila? Di gumastos si Villar ng ganun kalaki para lokohin lang ng ganun kadali. Si Erap, naiintindihan ko yan. Alam na nya na nilaglag siya ni Binay kaya wala ngang ibinoto na Bise. . . si Binay ang namili ng bilyones para mapunta kay Aquino ang boto? Wow! For all his business acumen, nagmukhang tanga pala si Villar. Dapat pala yung bilyones nya doon nya binuhos sa pamimili ng balota nina Koala Boy. . .pambihirang gaguhan ito oo. Pati tayo ay gusto pang utoin. . . 😛

    May 22, 2010
36. Vivien

    On #29: I have always doubted election results in the past. The cries of losing candidates seemed all too plausible with the process of manual counting. As the results of the automated election were being made public as the counts were transmitted, I began to have hope. I imagined candidates who no longer used their time planning to rig the election and buy votes but instead focus on the program. I imagined sitting officials having care with their work, since they must win by the will of the people and not in any other way. Perhaps this is why I have been resisting the cries of foul in this election. As a business entity, Smartmatic would do better if they prove that they can handle such a project. With all the expertise they have shown, they have shown that they are not a fly-by-night company. As such, they would want to have a good reputation to be able to clinch other big contracts. The whole world was watching and congratulated the Philippines in this election. Smartmatic would surely lose ground in their business if they were proven to have been involved in election fraud. In the case of Erap, I would like to believe that even if the people love him for what he did for San Juan, they recognize that he has been found guilty of the crimes he was accused. If this is true, then we may be moving away from the patronage politics of the past. In any case, PPCRV was present during the audit. As an independent body, they have also declared that there has been no fraud. But it would benefit the country greatly, if the tests were also done for the contested areas, shown live on nationwide TV. The truth will unite the country. But, of course, it is to the advantage of the powerful to keep us disunited, fighting one another instead of them.

    May 22, 2010
37. henry90

    Palibhasa lahat ng ipinalalabas sa youtube ay gustong paniwalaan kaya kahit na sinong ‘IT expert’ na lumabas doon at magsabing kaya nyang dayain ang automated voting e maniwala na agad tayo. Kung totoo yung sinabi ni Koala e di sana simple lang. Bigyan sya ng pcos machine at ipakita kung paano nya ginawa ang pandaraya base sa hawak nya kuno. Spelling nga lang ng pcos ginawa pang ‘picos’. tsk. Pag di totoo, ipalo sa likod nya yung makina. . . 😛

    May 22, 2010
38. baycas2

    @
    #32 and #34

    I don’t entirely subscribe to lawyer Alan Paguia’s viewpoints insofar as the cited 1987Constitutional provisions (Sections 4 and 9 of Article VIII) are concerned.

    Anna, I posted my explanation again in the link (MB’s blog) you’ve given.

    —–

    Technically, the JBC may submit another “short list” for the vacancy of Associate Justice of the SCORP left by “gloria’s Crown.” Will gloria rub salt in our open wound???

    May 22, 2010
39. Mike

    Di nila matanggap na talo sila kaya nadaya nalang sila. I believe Noynoy did win in this election. But the allegations and the so-called “proof” of cheating must be proven first and that the Comelec as well as Smartmatic should explain fully and in detail questions raised by the complainants so that it will erase all doubts that their indeed was large scale cheating.

    May 22, 2010
40. baycas2

    Please take note also that “gloria’s Crown” is ex officio chair of the JBC…until 2018!

    May 22, 2010
41. balweg

    Ang daming satsat ni Noynoy…e 3 termers siya sa Kongreso at 3-years sa Senado e ano ba ang kanyang naipasang Bill, he he he…WALA?

    Ngayon, di pa siya proklamado e gustong magpasikat na sa media…kulili na ang Noypi sa kanilang pangako, aksyon muna bago yabang.

    Kaya di umasenso ang Pinas e inuuna muna ang kayabangan…hanggang sa drawing lang pala yon bukang-bibig na akala mo e kay gagaling.

    Dapat…mayroong division of labor, ngayon kung sino ang nakakasakop sa anumang problema or usapin na may kinalaman sa graft and corruptions…alam naman natin kung sino ang dapat trumabaho nito.

    Kung ang lahat ng problema ng Pinas e pakikialaman ni Noynoy at panghimasukan ang bawat institusyon na dapat kung sino ang bosing dito sila ang umaksyon para naman masabi natin na independent sila from the office of The President.

    Kaya nga nasasaad sa ating Saligang Batas ang co-equal powers ng Executive, Judiciary and Legislative branch upang pangasiwaan nila ito with dignity and loyalty.

    Ang hirap sa halip na sundin ang isinasaad sa Saligang Batas e itong mga hudas at mahilig manghudas ang siyang numero unong violators.

    Kaya Noynoy sa oras na palarin kang maluklok sa enchanted kingdom…tandaan mo yaong laging bukang-bibig mo kasi may listahan kami sa lahat ng iyong sinasabi? Talo pa namin ang listahan ni Sabit kasi ang dami mong patutsada na kailangang panindigan mo ito.

    Yon lang!

    May 22, 2010
42. balweg

    RE: Palibhasa lahat ng ipinalalabas sa youtube ay gustong paniwalaan kaya kahit na sinong ‘IT expert’ na lumabas doon at magsabing kaya nyang dayain ang automated voting e maniwala na agad tayo.

    Well, Igan Henry90…kasi nga demokrasya, at una sa lahat…tanging ang Kongreso ang may legal authority na magproklama kung sino ang nanalo sa halalan?

    Ngayon, bakit pakating gilas ang Comelec, PPCRV and other concerned groups…hot na hot sila na si Noynoy ang panalo, dahil ba sa bilang ng boto?

    Ngayon, karapatan ng sinuman ang maghain ng reklamo or petitions lalo na ang pinag-uusapan e ang legalidad ng malinis na halalan.

    Dito nakasalalay ang katatagan ng bansa…bakit di natin pakinggan at hingan ng pruweba yaong mga kinauukulan na mayroon reklamo o hinain at baka mabigyan ng linaw itong mga isyung naglalabasan.

    Kung laging kokontrahin ang bawat usapin na inihahanap ng buong kaliwanagan e paano tayo magmove on nito. Dapat upuang ng bawat involve na sector ang usaping ito once and for all para matuldukan ang legalidad ng nakaraan halalan.

    Simple di ba! Pero kung laging kontrahan ng kontrahan…paano maresolba ang isyung may kinalaman sa electronic Garci con Hocus-PCOS?

    May 22, 2010
43. balweg

    RE: The operators made a very big blunder in their operation. They did not consider the bailwick of Erap that is San Juan and they put him in third place. In a hundred times that he will run for any local or national office, San Juan will never go to anybody but Erap. Erap is San Juan and San Juan is Erap.

    Alam mo Igan Florry…walang perfect crime, kasi nga…mayroong dadagain ang kalooban dahil sa ang konsensya e siyang sariling multo na katatakutan.

    Malaking pagkakamali ng mga Hocus-PCOS na pati ang balwarte ng Pangulong Erap e pagdiskitahan nila…kung balit-tanaw tayo sa pangpulitikan pinagdaanan ng pobre from Apo Macoy to Gloria labandera, ikaw na rin ang may sabi…BOKYA SILA!

    Kaya antayin natin ang susunod na kabanata…magkakabistuhan nito!

    May 22, 2010
44. sychitpin

    only survey ratings losers like Erap, villar and gibo will cheat, not survey leaders from start to finish like Noynoy.
    Noynoy is the clear winner by landslide in this presidential election, even America aknowledges Noynoy’s victory, by paying a courtesy call to President elect Noynoy in his residence

    May 22, 2010
45. balweg

    No problem Igan Sychitpin…who will be the winner sa nakaraang eleksyon, but ang punto ngayon e, bakit ang isang priest like Fr. Nathan Lerio e pagbantaan ang buhay ng dahil lamang sa Hocus-PCOS, that were retrieved from a dump and a junk shop in Cagayan de Oro City two days after the May l0 polls.

    Paano yan…ang daming humihirit na nagkaroon ng electronic Garci, ngayon…dapat imbistigahan yan at bakit todo tangging ang Comelect and other concerned groups na naging malinis ang halalan?

    Paki-pitik ang kumpletong datos sa: http://www.manilastandardtoday.com/insideNation.htm?f=2010/may/22/nation2.isx&d=2010/may/22

    ….The minority leader also showed newsmen a report on the contents of 16 bags of discarded election paraphernalia, including election returns and compact flash cards, that were retrieved from a dump and a junk shop in Cagayan de Oro City two days after the May l0 polls.

    Pimentel said Fr. Nathan Lerio, a Catholic priest who supervised the retrieval of the election materials, has been receiving death threats since the discovery of the election paraphernalia.

    He chastised the Comelec for saying that the discovery of the discarded election paraphernalia should not cause alarm because these have already been used.

    Ganoon…!

    May 22, 2010
46. balweg

    Tidbits! Who owns Smartmatic-TIM?

    Source:http://www.filamnation.com/blog.php?user=Perryscope&blogentry_id=546

    The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Philippine base Smartmatic Sahi is Juan Villa Jr. Sahi teamed up with a local company called TIM registered in 1991 in the Philippines – engaged in the manufacture of doors and windows. They were known as Total Interiors Manufacturing.

    May 22, 2010
47. saxnviolins

    The operators made a very big blunder in their operation. They did not consider the bailwick of Erap that is San Juan and they put him in third place.

    It is actually a brilliant move. Now the alleged cheating looks credible, and people would want to scrutinize the returns for the entire country. That sets back the proclamation. The Glue needs more time to regroup, because it looks like the speke position is not in the bag.

    The irony of it all. In 2004, they desperately needed to prove that the elections were not rigged, to stay in power. Now, they desperately need to make people believe that there was cheating.

    I believe there may have been cheating. But more evidence is needed to show that it was widespread. True, as posted above, it is easier to cheat electronically. But it is quite a leap of logic to state that because there was opportunity, there was actuality.

    It is reported that Binay paid one billion. If that was in 1,000 pesos bills, that would be about 920 pounds in bills. You would need four Arnold Schwarneggers to carry that.

    I am all for investigations; but only of allegations with specificity. Remember, fraus latet in generalibus (fraud and deceit lie hid in general statements).

    May 22, 2010
48. Ellen

    From Teddy Alejandria:

    Ang kaso ni Jocjoc Bolante, hindi umuusad dahil kulang sa ‘fertilizer’ diyan sa Ombudsman.

    Ang Ombudsman naman ay kulang sa ‘dilig’.

    Kaya, pag upo ng bagong pangulo ng bansa, ay tiyak, maaasikaso na yan.,at sa katagalan ay magbubunga na yan. Pipitasin bawat isa ang di dapat pasanayin.!

    May 22, 2010
49. Diego K. Guerrero

    Sen.Trillanes and General Lim, et al are political prisoners. Dapat lang palaya-in sila ng bagong administration at ipakulong si Gloria Arroyo.

    How we can trust COMOLEK when they screwed up the 2004 presidential election. The Comelec and its contractor Smartmatic screwed big-time the Filipino taxpayers. The Comelec leased 82,200 junked PCOS machines from Smartmatic-TIM and this cost the government 7.2 billion pesos part of P11.3-billion poll automation contract Automated kickbacks are their goal not honest and quick election results. Most election protests and complains are basically Comelec’s responsibility and jurisdiction. I don’t expect a fair and balanced report if Comelec investigate itself over the embarrassing May 10, 2010 national elections. Paano nila imestigahan ang kanilang partners in crime? Siyempre cover-up at whitewash ang mangyari. They have to cover their shit-assesses.

    May 22, 2010
50. chi

    #41 Baycas, may tali pala talaga ang corona ni Gloria, tindi pa.

    May 22, 2010
51. henry90

    Pader, 3 days na ang hearing sa Kamara. They were given all the chance to present their ‘evidence’ kuno. What did we have so far? Video from YouTube, a hooded Koala who can’t even spell PCOS correctly, A tibo Susano who doesn’t even have a clue on protocols governing the chain of custody of evidence, a father and son Defensor tandem who were humiliated in QC. Sino pa? If it aint too obvious for you that all they are doing so far is to agitate you and the ‘grieving’ masa of Erap, then by all means, let’s continue with the zarsuela. Bigyan pa natin sila ng lubid para bigtiin ang sarili nila sa harap ng kamera. The longer they speak, the more the people see them as nothing but characters in a tele-novela. At least, napapasaya nila ang madla di ba? 😛

    May 22, 2010
52. MPRivera

    Aquino the senator filed bill seeking to stop President’s control over pork

    http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/20100522-271388/Aquino-the-senator-filed-bill-seeking-to-stop-Presidents-control-over-pork

    ‘Daming nagsasabi dito na wala daw naipasang batas si Noynoy.

    Ano tawag dito?

    Am not his fan, but siguro naman, this article is more than enough to prove Noynoy’s detractors here wrong.

    Of all bills, I think this is one of the most important considering it would check same actions done by the woman who called herself president but never was.

    May 22, 2010
53. MPRivera

    ‘Ombudsman independent’

    Ombudsman Maria Merceditas N. Gutierrez is not beholden to any person or entity and her loyalty is confined solely to the Constitution, good governance, and the law alone, Assistant Ombudsman Jose T. de Jesus Jr. said Thursday.

    http://www.tempo.com.ph/news.php?aid=53477#top

    Ooooowwwwwwsssss??????

    May 22, 2010
54. chi

    Ikulong si Merceditas, nasisiraan ng ulo! Magagalit sa kanya si Mike Arroyo, hala sya!

    May 22, 2010
55. Oblak

    Isang virtue ang pagiging magalang. How I wish na maging butangero at palengkero naman si Noynoy lalo na kapag si GMA at ang mga kababalaghan ni GMA ang pinag uusapan.

    May 22, 2010
56. MPRivera

    Aquino is US ‘new puppet’ — militant group

    http://tribune.net.ph/

    When will this kind of agitation stop?

    We are in a democracy but instead of working together to help pull the country up, left leaning groups like this want to bring the nation to its knees.

    Siguro, panahon na upang tigilan na ang pagkilala sa ganitong mga uri ng organisasyong nagbabalatkayo bilang tagapagtanggol ng karapatan ng kinauukulang sektor subalit ang tunay na layunin ay manggulo, magpasimula ng gulo at maging dahilan ng gulo.

    Mas mainam, huwag na silang iboto bilang partylist sapagkat mas inuuna nila ang pagpapasimuno ng kaguluhan sa halip na gumawa ng nauukol na hakbang upang samasama at tulungtulong na ibangon ang lugmok nating bayan.

    Ang nakapagtataka ay kung bakit hindi nila matalikuran ang idolohiyang matagal nang ibinasura ng mismong pinagmulan.

    Nalansag na ang USSR. Giniba na Berlin Wall. Ang Tsina ay isa nang kinikilalang industrial giant hindi lamang sa Asya kundi tinitingala ng mga bansang kanluranin, bakit ang grupong pulahan sa Pilipinas ay mga bulag pa rin?

    May 22, 2010
57. TonGuE-tWisTeD

    Nakup, meron na namang wiretapped tape! Si Nicodemo Ferrer at isang election operator. Ipina-transcribe na ni Pimentel mga 86 pages ang haba. Mahaba ha! Yung Hello Garci nai-print ko noon 55 pages lang.

    Masaya ito.

    May 23, 2010
58. TonGuE-tWisTeD

    Itimbre mo naman Ellen kung nakatanggap ka na ng recording, via email ipinapasa. Ipapa-analyze natin kay Jim Sarthou na isang recording expert. Kung kaninong boses nga.

    May 23, 2010
59. TonGuE-tWisTeD

    Pa-sikreto lang ha, baka kasuhan tayo ng illegal possession of wiretapped materials.

    May 23, 2010
60. TonGuE-tWisTeD

    Read here:

    http://www.manilastandardtoday.com/insideNation.htm?f=2010/may/22/nation2.isx&d=2010/may/22

    May 23, 2010
61. Diego K. Guerrero

    Siguro Hello Nico ang tawag sa bagong Smartmatic election fraud. Baka sabihin ni Mike Defensor boses ni Nico pero hindi si Nico ang nasa recording. hehehh.

    May 23, 2010
62. juggernaut

    Its only in the Philippines where no one loses in the elections, just cheated…grow up people! its about time…

    May 23, 2010
63. saxnviolins

    Anonymous email about some alleged wiretapped conversation. Who receives it? Aging balimbing, Nene. Who first reports it, the Glue newspaper, Manila Standard.

    Sounds like the anonymous email on the psych report.

    Hindi daw si Ferrer, according to Sarmiento. Okay, so air it. There will be no violation of anybody’s privacy if it is aired. Of course, you will have to contend with the other octogenarian, the Joke of a Senator.

    Very pregnant itong controversy na ito. Nanganganak ng nanganganak ang ebidensya. They seem to be making it up as they go along.

    Somebody should image the Comelec server, so that the data can be preserved, for audit by IT experts. Simple lang yan, kaya in less than a half hour with Norton Ghost, or Linux distributions like Clonezilla, System Rescue CD, or PartImage.

    That way, the original will not be touched, while the clone hard drive is being audited. I’m sure the alleged player PCOS of the Koala has some IP address or equivalent, to determine whether the results came from the “player” PCOSes, or genuine Comelec PCOSes.

    In fact, the House should order the cloning, bago pa ma-retoke yung hard drive.

    May 23, 2010
64. rabbit

    i agree with cong. locsin,, palace is behind koala… pinapagulo nya mga opposition,, pra di umabot un proclamation ng prez at vice prez,, aalis nalang mag crecreate pa ng gulo…yan ang weakness ng opposition,, sila sila din di makapag sama ng maganda,may self vested interest…

    May 23, 2010
65. henry90

    Anna/Magno:

    Eto na. Si Kabayan nyong Ermita ang itinuro ni Teddy Boy ang nasa likod ni koala boy. . . Masaya to. . . 🙂

    May 23, 2010
66. henry90

    Heto nga pala ang link: http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/nation/05/22/10/locsin-tags-ermita-source-koala-boy-video

    May 23, 2010
67. Jake Las Pinas

    Someone here said there was a prediction that ERAP will win again. It could still be true. Congress will order a recount, will find out that indeed there was dag-dag bawas, ERAP wins. Since he doesnt have any support in both houses, a con ass is declared, ERAP becomes the symbolic head, GMA becomes prime minister. Supreme Court concurs. Everyone in congress is happy, everyone gets pork. Players do their role , knowingly or unknowingly. The yellow army cries foul, they call for people power, very few show up. Game over.

    or

    NO-EL. No one elected. Congress determines that the recent election was flawed and cannot accept the results. GMA continues to rein.

    May 23, 2010
68. florry

    “Credibility and integrity of election results depend entirely on the integrity and credibility of the people who ran the show”.

    And can anyone vouch any credibility and integrity of the Comelec and Smartmatic? It’s not even doubtful if there’s one soul who will stand for them.

    Oh sorry yes there are not just one but many supporters of the beneficiaries who used to bash, swear and throw everything at these people before the election because they are not supposed to be trusted in conducting the election, but now they are singing hallelujah, singing praises to high heavens and they thought that they are the most righteous, trusted and credible people in this planet.

    How funny life can be. Yesterday they were like a volcano spewing fire waiting to erupt in hate and anger; today they were as tame and silent as a lamb despite reports of cheating and irregularities in the conduct of election. Ang mga tao nga naman.

    Being said that, it’s now a given that not all Filipino really wants to see a clean and honest election, and to be governed by someone with a clear mandate as long as the one who will lead is their own choice no matter how he gets there.

    Anyway, sanay na ang mga tao sa ganyang kalakaran, kaya OK pa rin.

    May 23, 2010
69. balweg

    RE: ‘Daming nagsasabi dito na wala daw naipasang batas si Noynoy.

    Ano tawag dito?

    Am not his fan, but siguro naman, this article is more than enough to prove Noynoy’s detractors here wrong.

    Objection your Honor Igan MPR…ok ba ang dating ng pambungad na bati!

    Nawala ang aking antok sa dinali mo eh…kasi several times ko na nasambitla sa ating talakayan about Noynoy’s legacy during his stayed sa Kongreso at Sanado, at susog ito sa ating mga kakosa at doon sa mag naglalabasan komentaryo sa iba’t ibang blogsites at media outlets.

    Malinaw pa sa sikat ng araw na ang senate bill na binalangkas ni Noynoy e PENDING pa, ibig sabihin wala pa itong ngipin…kaya wala pang kamandag?

    Narito ang kabuuang estado ng senate bill na ginawa ni Noynoy:

    14th Congress
    Senate Bill No. 3121BUDGET IMPOUNDMENT CONTROL ACT
    Filed on March 4, 2009 by Aquino III, Benigno S.

    Long title: THE BUDGET IMPOUNDMENT CONTROL ACT
    Scope

    National: Legislative status

    Status :Pending in the Committee (4/13/2009)

    See…ibig sabihin talagang wala pang naipasang panukalang batas itong si Noynoy sa plenaryo?

    Si Hon. Pacman e kaya ring gumawa niyan…bakit nga hindi e magtungo lang siya sa Recto University kahit anong klaseng batas e pwede niya ritong bilhin.

    O kaya…kung sinisipag siya e mag-ikot siya sa bawat munisipyo at nagkalat doon ang mga atorni de kampanilya, ilang pitik lang ng makinilya e tapos ang buto-buto.

    Ang problema nito e maka-first base kaya sa deliberation sa plenaryo or else amagin na ito sa baol.

    May 23, 2010
70. balweg

    14th Congress
    Senate Bill No. 3121BUDGET IMPOUNDMENT CONTROL ACT
    Filed on March 4, 2009 by Aquino III, Benigno S.

    Long title

    THE BUDGET IMPOUNDMENT CONTROL ACT

    Scope : National Legislative status

    Status :Pending in the Committee (4/13/2009)

    Source: http://www.senate.gov.ph/lis/bill_res.aspx?congress=14&q=SBN-3121

    Nagmamagaling itong si Senatong Angera ba kesyo bilib siya sa ginawang senate bill ni Noynoy…yaks, e bakit di nila sinuportahan ito para maging legal na batas ito para maipatupad na?

    Gagawin pa tayong tanga nito para lang pabanguhin itong si Noynoy…balimbing talaga!

    May 23, 2010
71. baycas2

    balweg,

    batas na siya…

    When Congress passed the General Appropriations Act of 2010, the anti-impoundment provision was included in the final law.

    ang kagandahan pa nito wala siyang kamalay-malay na bukod kay gloria ay maaaring matamaan siya ng batas. nabawasan na ang korupsiyon, di pa siya presidente.

    sabi ni lagman, maaaring counterpart ni noynoy sa HOR, ay Section 67 ng GAA 2010:

    http://www.dbm.gov.ph/index.php?id=1289&pid=8&xid=28

    ‘di ko pa nakita exactly…

    May 23, 2010
72. baycas2

    teka…campaign period pa ba??? ito, hihirit pa…

    The National Budget

    SEN. AQUINO scrutinizes the budget in an effort to prevent the administration from further corrupting public funds and become more prudent in its fiscal spending. He also introduced the following amendments;

    1. Clarifying the term “excess of the original revenue targets” to mean excess revenue target for the whole fiscal year. This aims to prevent the Department of Budget and Management from over releases.
    2. Limiting fund transfers to NGOs and POs until funds previously transferred to such organizations have been liquidated. This aims to prevent another “Fertilizer Fund Scam” from occurring.
    3. Effectivity of the 2009 General Appropriations Act will start on January 1, 2009 and requires that the funds released prior to the approval of this Act for the operations for FY 2009 be subtracted from the 2009 Budget.

    SEN. AQUINO increased the budget of the Commission on Human Rights by P1.514 Million.

    pera rin pala inaatupag nito eh!

    May 23, 2010
73. baycas2

    may pangamba lang, baka kargado na ang budget. wala nang magagawa ang uupong bagong pangulo…

    On the other hand, a congressman-supporter of presidential survey leader Senator Aquino said the special provision is directed more against Mrs. Arroyo’s successor than against her.

    “Angara, Cua and members of their panel, together with a majority of senators and congressmen have no quarrel with the President. She has been releasing their pork barrel funds. There is no reason for them to prohibit her from impounding appropriations. It is the diehard members of the opposition who have reason to do that,” he said.

    “If Noynoy wins on May 10, and most likely he will based on surveys, Mrs. Arroyo’s allies will be in the opposition. President Noynoy will think twice before releasing all those billions in additional pork barrel funds they have hidden all over the budget. They now want to handcuff him from impounding those funds,” he said.

    …tuloy ang “gloria” nila sa mababang kapulungan pag nagkataon. “all bases covered,” ‘ika nga.

    pero, balikan natin ang pinapakalat ng gloria et al at ng mga di pinapalad na nagkaroon daw ng malawakang dayaan…baka matuloy ang “failure of elections” eh…dito muna tayo sa “base” na ito…sa ngayon…

    May 23, 2010
74. baycas2

    talaga nga naman oh…

    President Arroyo has retained the presidential powers to impound “pork” allocations, as she struck down provisions in the national budget inserted by congressmen aimed at clipping the chief executive’s powers over the funds.

    In her 18-page veto message to Congress, Mrs. Arroyo made a conditional veto of Section 67 of the General Provisions of the General Appropriations Act (GAA) that prohibited the “impoundment” or withholding of appropriations like the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF), the euphemism for pork barrel.

    Mrs. Arroyo also vetoed a provision that would have given senators and congressmen a say on the construction of farm-to-market roads.

    GMA retains presidential power to impound ‘pork’
    By Paolo Romero (The Philippine Star) Updated May 22, 2010 12:00 AM

    May 23, 2010
75. bayong

    hindi ang korupsyon ang problema ng bansa natin kundi ang mga batas na nagsasabong. kung maayos ang mga batas walang puwang ang korupsyon. dapat ang mga batas natin ay naaayon sa tinatawag na common sense. lim at trillanes biktima ng maling hustisya, swerte pa sila dahil sila kahit paano may pera at pangalan paano na lang yung talagang wala, wala na talaga mabulok sila sa kulungan na hindi man lang napapansin. ang pnp at afp makapag-papogi lang manghuhuli ng kursunada para may iprisinta sa media na may accomplishments. kawawa ang mga biktima. ilang mga alam ko 12 years na sa kulungan di pa umuusad ang kaso. buti pa pag na arraign ka aminin mo na agad kahit wala kang kasalanan pag naka 10 taon ka sa munti baka maparol ka kesa ilaban mo pa ang kaso, para lang sa may pera ang batas yan ang totoo.

    May 23, 2010
76. xman

    Isang katutak na ebidensya na ang lumabas na mga pandadaya ni Noynoy sa tulong ni gloria sa pamamagitan ng comelec at smartmatic.

    Bakit hindi pa e audit ang mga boto bago sila mag canvass sa Congress? Kung mag ka canvass lang sila sa Congress na ang gagamitin nila ay ang mga unaudited electoral votes ay siguradong lalabas na panalo si autistic Noynoy.

    Stop the canvass, start the audit of electoral votes!!!

    May 23, 2010
77. bayong

    ako 2 beses nasuspinde sa pnp ng tig-isang taon sa iisang kaso (double jeopardy). sa batas wala namang 1 year na suspensiyon (Sec. 52, RA 8551)ang masama naka appeal pa ito sa dilg kaya hindi dapat na ma-implement ang suspensyon (Sec. 32, Rule XIV of Adminstrative code of 1987. sabi ng ilang abogado na nakausap ko dapat hintayin ang appeal ko, ang tanong ko hanggang kelan, hindi na alam ang sagot. lahat ng dinaanan ng kaso ko na puro katangahan at pang-aapi ang ginawa sa akin ay inereklamo ko sa ombudsman resulta gusto na akong ipakatay. dahil sa nangyari sa akin 3 anak ko ang nadamay dahil wala na akong trabaho mula pa noong 2004.

    May 23, 2010
78. bayong

    ang pulis puwedeng parusahan kahit walang kasalanan, kasama eto sa plano mula pa noong martial law ni marcos. sadyang ginagawa tiyope ang pulis at sundalo para maging submissive sa utos ng nasa itaas tama o mali. sa madaling salita blind followers.

    May 23, 2010
79. xman

    Sukang suka na ako sa mga makakapal na mukhang pag sisinungaling ng mga kampon ni autistic Noynoy.

    Ang hocus pcos machine ay isa lang yan sa ingredient sa pandadaya ng electoral votes. Ano pa? Ang kawalan ng security features ng mga balota. Kahit pa ibinoto ng tao si Erap at lumabas sa computer screen na yon nga ibinoto ng tao ay hindi siguradong yon ang lalabas sa tabulation counter na counted kay Erap ang boto. Doon sa tabulation table ng flash card memory ay doon nangyayari ang pag switch ng votes from Erap to Noynoy. Kaya dapat e audit ang flash card na yan dahil yan ang pinaka utak ng dayaan. At yong iba pa nga ay blanko ang flash cards memory so ang ibig sabihin noon ay dinaya lang ang numero ng mga boto na pabor kay Noynoy.

    May 23, 2010
80. xman

    Itong si koala bear ay sabihin na nating plant lang yan ng malakanyang. Ang dapat alamin ay totoo ba ang sinasabi ni koala bear na ang ginagawa nilang pandadaya ay ipinapasok muna nila ang fake results kaya hindi makapasok ang original results. Dapat alamin kung totoo ang sinasabi nya?

    Do not shoot the messenger, check the informations first. At saka hindi lang naman sya ang whistleblowers, maraming witnesses sa ibat ibang dako ng kapuluan.

    May 23, 2010
81. TonGuE-tWisTeD

    Baycas re #75

    Mahaba yung Veto Message ni Putot. 18 pages single-spaced pdf file. Halos walang silbi yung budget na ipinasa, halos lahat ng items pinakialaman. Tungkol sa provision ng Impoundment ng pork barrel:

    III. ITEMS FOR CONDITIONAL IMPLEMENTATION

    I equally note the inclusionof new special provisionsas well as revisionsmade in existing provisions that require the issuance of guidelines for their proper implementation.

    While I am certain of Congress’ well meaning intentions in espousing these provisions, their implementation should nonetheless be subject to certain conditions for consistency with existing policies and uniformity in their execution with similar or related provisions.

    Consequently, I hereby subject the application and operation of the following special and general provisions to the issuance of guidelines by the appropriate agency of the Executive Branch pursuant to Sections 1 and 17, Article VII of the 1987 Constitution.

    A. PROHIBITION ON IMPOUNDMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS

    At the outset, allow me to underscore that increases in appropriations introduced by Congress in the .GAA were taken from reductions made in the appropriations for interest payment to the tune of P64.6 Billion. Since by law, I
    am duty bound to honour the sovereign obligations of our Government, I am constrained to provide’ cash support for interest payments despite reduction in appropriations made by Congress.

    In view thereof, implementation of General Provision, Section 67, “Prohibition Against Impoundment of Appropriations”, page 1214, which prohibits the impoundment or temporary deferral of appropriations in the GAA except by virtue of a legislative authority, should be subject to certain conditions. Accordingly, release of the increased items of appropriations is subject to the identification by Congress of new revenue measures in support thereof. Indeed, without such new revenue measures, the executive will have
    no cash support for these items of expenditures introduced by Congress and will not be able to release said appropriations in accordance with this general provision.

    Tuso talaga pag dating sa kwarta. Kaya siguro bumili ng tuko para sa bahay niya sa Lubao, para may kaagaw sa pagkain ang mga alaga niyang PALAKA sakaling bumaligtad ang mga ito pag si Noynoy na ang nakaupo.

    May 23, 2010
82. TonGuE-tWisTeD

    Eto yung Veto Message: http://www.dbm.gov.ph/GAA2010/Veto%20Message.pdf

    May 23, 2010
83. xman

    Bakit kaya walang nangyari sa US Congressional investigations sa pandadaya ng election nila?

    Does the US wants a back door into other nation’s elections like the Philippines and India?

    http://www.bbvforums.org/cgi-bin/forums/board-auth.cgi?file=/8/80963.html

    May 23, 2010
84. sychitpin

    wala bang nakapansin na ang alegasyon ng pandaraya ay lumutang lamang pagkatapos ng proklamasyon ng mga senador at ng pekeng presidente as congresswoman, this shows gma and her advisers were behind this Koala Bear and Incredible bedtime cheating stories. That’s why China, Spain and America sent congratulatory messages to Pres-elect Noynoy even ahead of proclamation, these great countries knew and recognize Noynoy’s landslide victory. And they were fed up with gma’s continuing treachery, fraud and deceit against filipino and against international norm of propriety and decency.

    May 23, 2010
85. xman

    another kapalmuks, nakakasuka talaga…..hahahhahaha

    May 23, 2010
86. sychitpin

    JESUS AGAINST WORDLY TEMPTATION

    “Again, up an exceeding high mountain, the devil sheweth him, in a moment of time, all the kingdoms of the world, and the glory of them, and saith unto Jesus, All these things will I give thee; all this power, and the glory of them: if thou wilt fall down and worship me, all shall be thine.

    And Jesus answered,

    Get thee behind me, Satan; get thee hence: for it is written, Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou serve.”

    LUKE 4; 1-13

    May 23, 2010
87. tagaisip

    re # 4: anna,nahahalata na ba kaya walang naipasang batas sa 12 taon bilang “lawmaker?” hehehe

    May 23, 2010
88. baycas2

    ano ba naman yan?!

    ulupong nag-uwi ng tuko…tapos sa hulyo aanib sa “house” ng mga buwaya!

    May 23, 2010
89. baycas2

    salamat, tongue.

    mahigpit pa rin ang hawak sa pera. buti sana kung sa pagtitipid!

    May 23, 2010
90. juggernaut

    I wish we can finally put our acts together and try to make this work the best we can, if after six years we’re still not satisfied, we look to improvements. Its tiring to see people weave controversy after controversy, issue after issue, we haven’t even started yet…local Filipinos have a loser mentality, we can’t seem to whip up a cohesive team, there are so many experts, primadonnas, wise guys, anti-everything…of course anything constructive is good…
    Is it at all possible to try to make it work, show some loyalty to this new administration for at least six years before we break it down to bits? Or are we really this impossible to manage? The people have expressed their desire for something new, most of them silent…its the noisy minority thats troublesome…for those who are capable of speaking out, lets be responsible for at least six short years…and as I said try to make it work this time…

    May 23, 2010
91. MPRivera

    jug, tahan na. ‘Lika pahiran kita ng sipon.

    He he heh.

    Talagang ganyan ang Pinoy. ‘Daming ang gagaling. Wala namang ginagawa para sa ipagkakaisa ng bayang mahirap pag-isahin dahil nababalutan ng kanya kanyang sapot ng alinlangan.

    Sobrang ngawa tayo sa kabalbalang pinaggagawa ng babaeng may bangaw sa mukha…halos sampung taon ‘yung pinasan natin ang bunga ng katangahan ng ilan at ngayong nagsalita na ang nakararami at pumili ng bagong mamumuno, ‘yun namang mga mawawalan ng delihensiya ang nanggugulo at putak nang putak. Sila ‘yung noong kasagsagan ng pamamayagpag ng kanilang sinasambang kawatan ay pagkakaisa ang ipinamumutak at ngayong pababa sila ay alinlangan at pang-iintriga ang ginagawa sapagkat hindi umubra ang kanilang masamang balak.

    May 23, 2010
92. saxnviolins

    Okay. Yung hinihingi kong specific allegation, mukhang mayroon na; not from the Koala, but a watchdog group.

    The Tribune reports that there were 153 million registered voters. Kahit bumoto ang lahat ng tao, pati sanggol, pati sanggol na nasa sementeryo, hindi aabot sa 153 million ang voting population, dead or alive, ng NasPi.

    Why don’t they impound the Comelec server and order computer forensics in Congress? Let it be done physically in Congress, and officially, under 24-hour session of a committee of the joint session. Magpalit-palitan ang mga legislator na bantayan ang IT experts who will do the audit.

    Pagkatapos, i-pa-peer review ang computer forensics sa independent IT experts. If the server hard drives were cloned, puwedeng sabay-sabay ang audit ng Congress and the independent IT experts.

    May 23, 2010
93. florry

    Complaint and whine are two different things. Complaint when face with irregularities committed is a means of calling attention that some things need to be straighten; and whine without any reason at all except to make a scene means you are insane.

    Others don’t want to hear complaints and instead want them to be silent and join the no- talk-no-complaint club, maybe for the sake of unity and peace. But attaining peace and unity by sweeping reports of tainted election under the rug is not an option, or else we will be back where we came from before the election. This is not a matter of who won or lost, but it is about cleaning and making right what’s wrong with Philippine elections.

    And that’s what makes democracy healthy. We are not in a communist country. We have freedom to talk and complain about how the government conducts its business. Being silent and just sulk in a corner inspite of piling reports of irregularities mean coddling and abetting the perpetrators of crime. Being silent and just minding your own business, for me is worse than a rebel who knows how to fight for their rights and beliefs. By being silent in the face of fraud being committed does not in anyway contributing something good but encouraging more of the same in the future knowing that they can easily get away with it.

    Maybe silence is bliss when it’s all about “peace”, when people just go on with their lives without care on how they are being subjected or cheated by the powers that be.

    Yes indeed, silence is bliss when people forget to talk and complain, just like the subjects of North Korea.

    May 24, 2010
94. florry

    Melo started reading trnsmitted elections results from Mindanao at 6:30 PM, May 10, 30 minutes before the 7:00 PM closing time of the polls.

    I didn’t know that there’s already a time difference of 30 minutes between Mindanao and Manila.

    May 24, 2010
95. Diego K. Guerrero

    Ito ba ay real time o cheating time. Madugong usapang ito sa Batasan. Sabi ni Rep. Locsin wala daw electronic signature ang mga COC’s.

    May 24, 2010
96. AnnaDeBrux

    Is it at all possible to try to make it work, show some loyalty to this new administration for at least six years before we break it down to bits?

    Question well put, Jug!

    May 25, 2010

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