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Pera-pera lang

Published by Ellen on April 25, 2007

Palagi pinagyayabang ng mga political operators ni Gloria Arroyo ang kanilang makinarya na siyang magpapanalo raw ng kanilang mga senatorial candidates kahit karamihan sa kanila ay sinusuka ng taumbayan.

Noong isang araw, nag-usap kami ni Sen. Edgardo Angara sa ABS-CBN at pinakita niya ang listahan ng mga probinsiya kung saan walang kandidato ang oposisyon. Marami yun dahil kulang nga sa pera ang oposisyon.

Sabi ni Angara, sigurado sa mga lugar na yun, sweep sila, 12-0 dahil yun ang sasabihin ng mga lokal na opisyal sa mga tao. Yun ang tinatawag na “command” votes.

The deal

Published by Ellen on April 24, 2007

Now everybody is saying that Crispin Beltran of the Anak Pawis party list and Antonio Trillanes IV of the Genuine Opposition should be released because former Senator Gregorio Honasan, independent candidate for senator, has been released.

All three have been accused of attempting to oust Gloria Arroyo from her fake presidency.

Even Joker Arroyo, Team Unity candidate is saying it. Only two months ago, he said he decided to join Gloria Arroyo’s ticket because the opposition had a coup plotter, referring to Trillanes, in its ticket.

Bail kay Honasan, dapat ganun din kay Trillanes

Published by Ellen on April 23, 2007

Dahil sa pinayagan ng Makati Regional Trial Court si dating Sen. Gregorio Honasan na magpyansa, hinihingi ngayon ng Genuine Opposition na payagan rin si Ltsg Antonio Trillanes IV na magpyansa.

Oo nga naman. Dapat equal.

Sabi nga ni GO spokesman Adel Tamano na walang peligro na tatakas si Trillanes dahil kailangan siya makita ng mga tao. Mangangampanya siya.

Ninoy Aquino,Jason Aquino

Published by Ellen on April 22, 2007

Frank Chavez opened the petition he filed before the Supreme Court last Friday, on behalf of his client, Army Major Jason Laureano Aquino,with a quote from Benigno Aquino Jr.,made before Military Commission No. 2 on August 2, 1973.

Ninoy Aquino’s words: “There is something that transcends all other considerations, something that is unique in the case against me. Two years ago, on August 24, 1971 – three days after the horrible massacre in Plaza Miranda – I was accused and pronounced guilty of the same charges by the President himself, the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces…With due respect to all of you, how can this Military Commission reverse the President? Even if you want to because of your sense of justice, nonetheless, under Presidential Decree No. 39, the President has the power to change or reverse your decision.

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Her name was Grecil

Published by Ellen on April 22, 2007

by Patricia Evangelista

(Patricia Evangelista, who writes for the Inquirer, is admirable not only for her intelligence but for her deep concern for justice. She is one young lady worth watching. The following piece is heart breaking. I am outraged.)

She was 9 years old. She had big brown eyes and shiny black hair. She liked spider-fighting and watching “Wowowee,” and woke up at six every morning for the hour-long walk down the mountain to her second-grade class. Her teacher said she should study harder, and she did, because she was a little girl who wanted to be a nurse someday. She had a medal for “Most Neat” at the end of the school year. In the summer, she played with the other children, racing rubber bands while hopping in green-slippered feet.

Malagim na linggo

Published by Ellen on April 21, 2007

Noong Miyerkoles, natagpuang patay si Carmelo Palacios, reporter ng Radyo ng Bayan, sa Sta. Rosa, Nueva Ecija.

Si Palacios ay pang labingpitumput- isa (51) na journalist mula nang umupo sa Malacañang si Gloria Arroyo kahit hindi binoto ng taumbayan.

Natagpuan ring patay ang sampung araw nang nawawalang si Julia Campbell, ang Amerikanang Peace Corp volunteer, sa ilalim ng bangin sa Batad, Banaue, Ifugao. Mukhang pinagnakawan at pinagsamantalahan si Campbell, sabi sa mga unang report ng Cordillera pulis.

Honasan freed on bail

Published by Ellen on April 20, 2007

By Thea Alberto INQUIRER.net Former senator Gregorio “Gringo” Honasan, arrested on charges of leading a short-lived mutiny in 2003, walked out of jail Friday night…

SC asked to junk court martial

Published by Ellen on April 20, 2007

Another officer accused in the plot to oust President Arroyo in February 2006 today petitioned the Supreme Court to stop court martial proceedings against him and to order his release from detention.

Army Maj. Jason Aquino and 27 other Marine and Army officers detained at Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal, are facing court martial proceedings for their alleged plan to withdraw support from Arroyo in a projected mass action at the Edsa Shrine on Feb. 24, 2006.

Black List, White List

Published by Ellen on April 19, 2007

The Black and White Movement has classified 100 congressional candidates into a Black and White as a guide to voters in next month’s election.

The message is, don’t vote for those in the Black List and campaign and vote for those in the White List. Example:

Pinaka-grabeng campus masaker sa Amerika

Published by Ellen on April 18, 2007

Grabe itong nangyari sa Blacksburg, Virginia noong Martes kung saan nag-amok ang isang Koreano estudyante. Nakapatay siya ng 32 na tao bago niya binaril ang kanyang sarili. Labing siyam ang sugatan at malubha sa pinakamadugong masaker na nangyari sa eskwelahan.

Nangyari ito sa Virginia Polytechnic Institute at State University noong Martes.Nakilala ang kriminal sa pangalang Cho Seung-Hui, isang Koreano na nag-immigrate
sa Amerika noong 1992. English major siya.

Nagdadalamhati ngayon ang Amerika sa nangyari. Maraming mga lider ng ibang bansa, kasama si Pope Benedict XVI ang nagpa-abot ng kanilang condolence sa pamilya at sa bansang Amerika.

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