All About Trillianes~ He will be convicted.

[cmcanch]

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sagdi lng na cla ako ganahan gihapon ni trillanes

[darkwing]

pati ang $ earners kay mo P50 to $1 nasad balik hehehe ^_^

[Lord_Ac]

I hope Trillanes dies.... If I was a reporter there, I would stab him right in his ignorant face.

sagdi lng na cla ako ganahan gihapon ni trillanes

Then you're one of the Filipinos that will never learn.....

[darkwing]

wow didn't know you can campaign this early for the 2010 elections

[cmcanch]

are you sure!

[kamikaze426]

Luuya sa bag-ong kasal, unforgettable gyud ila wedding thanks to Trillanes

Hundreds of guests scramble to vacate Manila Peninsula


By Jim Gomez
Associated Press
Last updated 04:44pm (Mla time) 11/29/2007


MANILA, Philippines -- Well-dressed guests were eating in ritzy restaurants at the Manila Peninsula hotel when dozens of uniformed soldiers burst in Thursday, took over the building and sent the patrons fleeing.

Talk about deja vu.

Four years after disgruntled troops, led by a charismatic young navy lieutenant, seized a Manila hotel in a daylong uprising, the same men walked out of their trial over the incident and barged into another hotel to again press their demands for President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo to resign.

Hundreds of guests were soon scrambling to vacate rooms as security forces surrounded the Peninsula in the rain.

"I lived here for four years, so I understand the way it is," said Tom Collins of Honolulu, who flew in for a wedding at the hotel. "It's just an inconvenience. I don't think this was handled well."

Coup plots are nothing new in the Philippines. In the years since democracy was restored in 1986, there have been some half dozen failed attempts by soldiers to seize power from democratically elected governments. Arroyo, who came to power in 2001 in the Philippines' second "people power" revolt, has faced down at least three efforts to unseat her.

Each time, confidence in the country's economy and its image as a stable democracy have been eroded.

"When they see something like this, people will not come here," said businessman Peter Randel, from Sydney, Australia. "My friends were coming but guess they won't come here any more."

The Peninsula management said 310 out of the 497 rooms were occupied before Thursday's drama began.

About 200 guests led the massive check-out, lining up in the reception area with hastily packed bags. Some carried their clothes in plastic bags.

With a huge Christmas tree standing in the lobby, two marble staircases were each guarded by a pair of armed mutineers. TV reporters and other journalists camped out in the corridors.

A Filipino couple about to get married and hold an evening reception at the hotel could hardly believe their bad luck.

"I am disappointed. Why does this have to happen today?" said groom Ryan Montano, a company executive.

His bride Mars was dressed in a wedding gown and held a bouquet of roses in her hand.

"I feel a little worried," she said, adding that the reception was moved to a nearby hotel. "I have had better days than this."

[godsaint]

ALANGAN SA BUNDOK Basin ma parehas pa sya sa Abu Sayaf og NPA.Sa hotel man gud naa dha ang ubang tao nga mas nakasabot sa sitwasyon sa gobyerno.Naa mga resources,Communication equipment,og pagkaon.Taktika lang.

[cmcanch]

I hope Trillanes dies.... If I was a reporter there, I would stab him right in his ignorant face.

Then you're one of the Filipinos that will never learn.....

if that's what you think of me, fine! or maybe its you, ur referring to...
bcoz i don't feel anything wrong with what he did and believed...

[Dan13L]

[quote=darkwing ]
wow didn't know you can campaign this early for the 2010 elections

[diem]

[color=navy]The man had been elected as Senator, a member of the Philippine Senate, for God's sake! Should a Senator behave like this and take this sort of irresponsible action? Come on people.

Trillanes has no respect and sense of care and decency for the dignity of the office, position and authority those so-called 11 million people voted him in for.

Geez.