Originally Posted by kit_cebu
Mao na iyang gesulti boss kay khbw man siyang nay motoo ana iyang gesulti labi na sa mga yellow zombies niya..
Kumusta na kaha tong hacienda luisita noh nga iyang gesaad nga eh uli niya ang yuta sa mga farmers.. murag mahuman nlang iyang termino wala nmay balita sa hacienda luisita.
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10-08-2015, 12:05 PM #16001Muted User
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10-08-2015, 12:30 PM #16002Elite Member
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surpass 1st world in corruption hinuon,.. hasula balitaa ue maka bad trip!
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10-08-2015, 12:58 PM #16003Senior Member
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Dili lang sa wheelchair ni ibutang ni noytards after sa iyang term kundi sa mental sanitaurium kuyog sa iyang mga itoy para ma continue ang "daang matuwid"
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10-11-2015, 01:16 PM #16004
How about this?..
MILF asks PNoy to certify BBL as urgent | ABS-CBN News
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10-12-2015, 02:07 PM #16005
And this..
It's time for the Philippines to be ruled with discipline and intelligence! - Get Real PostGet Real Post
Investigators both in the Philippines and in other countries may already be in the process of piecing together the puzzle of what exactly was behind the involvement of embattled Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak in Aquino’s controversial Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) project. Left to the devices of BS Aquino and his shadowy partnership with Kuala Lumpur, a vast chunk of Mindanao would have been carved out and handed over to the terrorist Moro Islamic Liberation Front which at one time or another in its history had been funded in various capacities by the Malaysian government.
And what do detractors of Duterte and Marcos deliver in the way of intelligent arguments in light of all of the above? Predictable ones. They cater mainly to the tired old assumption that Filipinos continue to harbour an irrational fear of a return to the bad old days of “authoritarian” rule. In the case of Duterte, it is his track record of turning the southern Philippine city of Davao into a model metropolis with an iron-fisted leadership style that is admired by constituents and condemned by the chattering classes of Imperial Manila up north.
As for Bongbong Marcos’s detractors, the epic tantrums they are throwing over his recently-announced candidacy centres around just three quaint points:
(1) He is the son of former President Ferdinand Marcos.
(2) He and his family should return their “ill-gotten wealth” first.
(3) He may declare martial law again during his term.
But is there anything else beyond these?
(sound of chirping crickets in the background)
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10-12-2015, 02:35 PM #16006C.I.A.
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lami.a ug line up aning ampaw sa iyahang mga senator oi..recycle nman sad ni..
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10-12-2015, 03:22 PM #16007coz he is plainly and obviously delusional... period. Originally Posted by kit_cebu
hahahaha.. dagway raba anin niya abnoy jd.
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10-13-2015, 09:33 AM #16008C.I.A.
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your move, retard...
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10-13-2015, 10:05 AM #16009C.I.A.
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boss kit basin phil mental hospital...hahahahahaha
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10-13-2015, 12:29 PM #16010
Human rights lawyer Harry Roque is hoping President Aquino will not suffer the fate of his predecessor
Human rights lawyer Harry Roque is hoping President Aquino will not suffer the fate of his predecessor, detained Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, when he steps down from office in June 2016.
Roque, a professor at the University of the Philippines College of Law, lamented how the legal processes have been skewed under the daang matuwid (straight path) administration, citing the report of the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.
“Hopefully, President Aquino’s rights will be respected when it is his turn to be prosecuted for the Disbursement Acceleration Program (DAP) and the Malampaya scam,” he said in a statement.
Roque has vowed to press charges against Aquino when he loses his immunity.
He added that the Working Group report, which stemmed from the complaint filed by lawyer Amal Alamuddin, wife of actor George Clooney, before the UN Human Rights Committee last March, “is an indictment of this administration’s ignorance of human rights law.”
Alamuddin has asked the UN-HRC to call on the Philippine government under Aquino to issue a public apology for violating the rights of Arroyo – now detained on non-bailable plunder charges – under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
“It is sad that this administration has once again shown that it is inept both in the field of human rights and criminal prosecution, which resulted in the UN siding with former President Arroyo,” Roque stated.
Aquino has remained adamant on Arroyo’s continued detention. He disagreed with a House resolution authored by his allies – mostly lawyers – seeking the release of Arroyo based on humanitarian grounds.
He argued that placing Arroyo under house arrest would defeat the purpose of her being placed under hospital arrest. He pointed out that Arroyo is in hospital because of a health issue and that placing her under house arrest would not resolve this. He also hinted that if health concerns are no longer an issue, the former president should be brought instead to a detention center.
He insisted that the evidence against Arroyo is strong and that she should remain in jail until after a final ruling is made.
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/lawyer-hop...inkId=17878625
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