Originally Posted by
wak_wak
uso naman ning ilad ilad run.. nag sugod ni madam gloria.. harap harapan ilad.. karun, pamaayuhay nalang ug kinsa maayo mangilad..
mao ra gud istoryaa na ok lang mutago ug 2.4M USD kay daghan pa bitaw congressman diha na nag tago pud ug ilaha.. ok ra na kay corona kay kontra man sya ni noynoy, pero di ok sa mga congressman kay mga ally sila ni abnoy..
hala oi. wa may ni ingon okay mag tago ug USD tungod common among sa mga politicos. Okay ra kay naay Republic Act mismo ni ingon nga confidentiality is ABSOLUTE, and the provision in the SALN said "as provided by law".
2.4 million is actually meager for a private practice attorney, let alone savings compounded in 40 years. That is minuscule.
Para sa mga confused dha, dili na definitive grounds for impeachment ang discrepancy, mao nay issue at hand--which is seemingly bleak nga dili na mahimug grounds.
Kana sang mga na dah sa mud-slinging sa prosecutors, ang akong advice is, don't be so gullible. Just because something sounds so damning, it doesn't mean nga tinuod. Learn to discern the credible and the sensationalized. You're right, naa jud drama in Corona's part...But that is always the case in EVERY high-profile case, in the history of the world. the accused will always try to play the sympathy card, regardless if they were found guilty or not in the end--you are a fool if you become accused and you don't try to win sympathy.
Some people just need to stop playing the "ill-gotten wealth" tune. Even the prosecutors dropped it because they know it's not feasible.
The question is: Was the discrepancy in his SALN due to malicious intent (betrayal of public trust) in the CJ's part OR indeed, because the law is ambiguous, conflicting and incoherent, as his defense? The former is grounds for conviction, the latter, acquittal.