Who caused MORE damage to the country, ERAP OR GMA? Why?

[LORD_VAMPIRE]

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Yet the better question to be asked is;

What have we done about it?

Let's not focus on what these leaders have done to our country; rather focus on what we can contribute to our country.

ROCK ON. :mrgreen:

[bcasabee]

Erap? GMA? or the voters? etc?

[Vertical Horizon]

Silly question.

[bcasabee]

hehehe

[WAYOK@@]

dinoktor nga survey. :mrgreen:

[lalakingbisdak]

Unsa mani nga survey? Basin mga estrada's lang ila gi pang survey? If not basin katong nag rally rally for erap? Sus!

[FK]

if you look at the population composition of this country, you will see that majority belong what they call "masa". And if you remember right... ERAP got the most number of votes from these people.

So this survey could have some truth to it... even if you don't like it.

[lalakingbisdak]

if you look at the population composition of this country, you will see that majority belong what they call "masa". And if you remember right... ERAP got the most number of votes from these people.

So this survey could have some truth to it... even if you don't like it.

Gi manipulate man to nga election. Votes buying and all that stuff.

[FK]

Gi manipulate man to nga election. Votes buying and all that stuff.

sa tanan election tan-aw nako mao to minaka minus og tikas. I think even JDV did not file an election protest... tungod sa kalayo sa gap.

[wanderlust]

Who cares? Gloria is still the president, not Erap. Erap will probably end his days in jail, and Gloria will push through with charter change, as far as this survey can make out:

Survey shows 64% of Pinoys
favor Parliamentary shift


*****G, Bataan – Six out of 10 Filipinos now favor constitutional reforms via a People's Initiative, according to a May 2006 nationwide survey, with most of them expressing their preference for the shift to a French-type unicameral parliamentary system that would still allow voters to directly elect their national leader.

The survey, conducted on May 15-29 by the Center for Issues and Advocacy (The Center) and covering 2,400 respondents from all social classes, also showed that an even higher number – 77% – of these respondents support too the liberalization of our inward-looking economy also through Charter change.

Lawyer Raul Lambino said here Saturday the results of the survey clearly show "the successful results of the joint advocacy efforts by Sigaw ng Bayan, the Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines (ULAP) and the Charter Change Advocacy Commission (AdCom)" in educating the people on the merits of the proposed shift to a unicameral government via a People's Initiative to amend the Constitution.

"The survey clearly indicates that the People's Initiative is now unstoppable and irreversible," stressed Lambino, who is the spokesman of the Sigaw ng Bayan coalition of over 300 people's and sectoral groups supporting the People's Initiative, at the conference of the Association of Law Students of the Philippines (ALSP) held at the Bataan Technopark.