All About Trillianes~ He will be convicted.

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Here's another proof while Trillanes is more popular than Gloria Arroyo

Just look at online petitions.

Expel Tonyo Trilanes from the Senate - 171 sig http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_pe...d.cgi?xpel2nyo

Condemn the Mutiny at The Manila Peninsula - 196 sig http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_pe...ned.cgi?mnlpen

Calling for the resignation of Gloria Arroyo and Noli De Castro and for the holding of snap elections - 3,508 http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?snap08

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The following facts as narrated by former Armed Forces Chief of Staff and General Lisandro Abadia during EDSA II which swept Arroyo into power neither constituted rebellion, inciting to rebellion nor any crime whatsoever but ruled by the Supreme Court as mere exercise of free speech and peaceful assembly:

“It was surreal. I felt like I was Chief of Staff again, but this time, conferring with and giving instructions to a rainbow army. The Left and the Right seemed to be marching in perfect cadence.

“Who were in that room? Apart from myself, the agreed overall planner and commander, there were Metro Manila police chief Edgardo Aglipay, Western Police District chief Avelino Razon Jr., Teddy Casiño of Bayan, Nathanael Santiago of Bayan Muna, Dinky Soliman, retired Vice Adm. Armando Madamba, Fr. Robert Reyes and their assistants.
When I asked Nathanael and Teddy for the strength of their forces, they gave figures from a low of 50,000 to a high of 100,000. Then I asked Generals Aglipay and Razon for the number of police troops they would commit to the area. They assured me of 1,200, with reserves on standby. When I asked about the whereabouts of the pro-Estrada forces, they answered that they would be at Mendiola.”

And before “(going) for the jugular by marching to Malacañang,” Gen. Abadia further recounted:

“There are things that are not quite clear to you, and so you have to make assumptions. And one must anticipate the enemy’s intentions using intelligence information. All of these data and assumptions are analyzed until one finally forms a course of action. I’ve been retired for nearly seven years but the military planning habit has not left me.”

[jheartfred]

this is one situation an ought to be intellectual and dispassionate discussion is reduced to name calling.

What a pity.

do you even understand "name calling" bro?

Calling for the resignation of Gloria Arroyo and Noli De Castro and for the holding of snap elections - 3,508 http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?snap08

~ u see, these is the reason why i dont really understand you guys.. si GMA ang inyo ganahan palagputon nya inyo apilon si de castro.

a very clear indication that its not the governance of GMA that you are pissed of but more on the available spot if ever coz u know that if mu succeed sila automatically si de castro ang maPRESIDENTI w/ wud mean dili si thrilla.. dats why damayan na lang

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@jheartfred
Bro, does this mean you are proud of living the number 2 most corrupt country in the world today? hehe.
what a shame in the whole world.

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do you even understand "name calling" bro?

~ u see, these is the reason why i dont really understand you guys.. si GMA ang inyo ganahan palagputon nya inyo apilon si de castro.

a very clear indication that its not the governance of GMA that you are pissed of but more on the available spot if ever coz u know that if mu succeed sila automatically si de castro ang maPRESIDENTI w/ wud mean dili si thrilla.. dats why damayan na lang

De castro benefitted from GMAs cheating machine so its just fair to include him. Besides what could De Castro do as President who is shown to be only good at public relations stunt. We dont want another publicity hungry leader like GMA.

[jheartfred]

@jheartfred
Bro, does this mean you are proud of living the number 2 most corrupt country in the world today? hehe.
what a shame in the whole world.

NO, but i wont allow further corruption and MARTIAL LAW 2 to happen.. and im just being logical of da possibilities that would happen... da kol for revolution is a good cause for me but the manner of doing it is such flashy and stupid..

the solution you guys would wanted wont really be a guarantee, coz of the reality that naa nagpaluyo niya and dat person/s kung maningil na kay lisod tanggihan.. hope you get the point..

[jheartfred]

De castro benefitted from GMAs cheating machine so its just fair to include him. Besides what could De Castro do as President who is shown to be only good at public relations stunt. We dont want another publicity hungry leader like GMA.

are you for real? de castro had more votes dan arroyo for cryin out loud!

i will throw back the question to you. what could a trillanes do as president who is shown to be only good at ..... what is he gud at?

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@jheartfred:

can you please comment on my post regarding Lisandro Abadia's statement? It seems you are just ignoring it. Thanks.

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@jheartfred
thanks bro, i get your point bro.
But in your own opinion bro, what is the solution to this problem sa atong government bro?

[jheartfred]

maybe this narration of former Chief of Staff Lisandro Abadia would enlighten the minds of anti Trillanes people who insist that what Trillanes did was a criminal act.

The following facts as narrated by former Armed Forces Chief of Staff and General Lisandro Abadia during EDSA II which swept Arroyo into power neither constituted rebellion, inciting to rebellion nor any crime whatsoever but ruled by the Supreme Court as mere exercise of free speech and peaceful assembly:

“It was surreal. I felt like I was Chief of Staff again, but this time, conferring with and giving instructions to a rainbow army. The Left and the Right seemed to be marching in perfect cadence.

“Who were in that room? Apart from myself, the agreed overall planner and commander, there were Metro Manila police chief Edgardo Aglipay, Western Police District chief Avelino Razon Jr., Teddy Casiño of Bayan, Nathanael Santiago of Bayan Muna, Dinky Soliman, retired Vice Adm. Armando Madamba, Fr. Robert Reyes and their assistants.

When I asked Nathanael and Teddy for the strength of their forces, they gave figures from a low of 50,000 to a high of 100,000. Then I asked Generals Aglipay and Razon for the number of police troops they would commit to the area. They assured me of 1,200, with reserves on standby. When I asked about the whereabouts of the pro-Estrada forces, they answered that they would be at Mendiola.”

And before “(going) for the jugular by marching to Malacañang,” Gen. Abadia further recounted:

“There are things that are not quite clear to you, and so you have to make assumptions. And one must anticipate the enemy’s intentions using intelligence information. All of these data and assumptions are analyzed until one finally forms a course of action. I’ve been retired for nearly seven years but the military planning habit has not left me.”

simple:

church
civil society
business sector
AFP

that distinguished it from his action w/c has no support from neither sectors..