"Ito ang Batas" (Rule of Law) Rated K, Aug 23, 2009

[batigol192002]

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Florentino Floro - kato maning judge nga na suspended due to mental illness di ba?

[ryant]

wa ko kasabot... unsa pasabot ani nga thread?

[boski]

sobra kataas

[judgefloro]

August 27 Thursday
In LUIS' kindgom, a pregnant black dwarf jumped from the elevated very long bridge as if for suicide then floated then submerged in deep waters while a white dwarf did swim towards her. LUIS regularly flashed yellow brown violet lights nightly at home.

Thanks for your insights. Let me explain that

YouTube - Judge Florentino Floro, "Ito ang Batas: Judge Dwende (Dwarfs' Rule of Law)"

was just an episode of 4-5 that Prime Time Sunday August 23. In the actual shooting of the documentary, Rated K crew took about 3 hours of raw unedited TV video materials, and I explained very well that The Rule of Law of the mystic dwarfs in spiritual in nature vis-a-vis our Philippine laws which reign supreme over daily events put on TV news and current affairs.

I defined well the mission of these 3 holy angels dwarfs or duendes per our culture: Consecration of the entire judiciary and nation to the Immaculate heart and Sacred Heart-Holy Eucharist to terminate extra-judicial killings emanating from corruption and SIN.

Rated K has the format of the former Balitang K of Korina.

[rockrhyan1982]

dwende gyud..

[judgefloro]

dwende gyud..

When we were young, TV and our lolas would cautioned us against urinating anywhere and advised us to magpasingtabi. Ang mga dwende delikado sila ...

Now, the world is focused on the

The Kennedy Curse: A life not worth Living - Why?

On November 3-5, 2006, in court pleading, I defined in specific terms that I CURSED the S.C. Justices and put a stain in their bloods up to the 4th generation. There are several curses and this is one of the best example in what I call, HYPOCRISY in dirty poltics of evil and SIN.

YouTube - Judge Florentino Floro, "Ito ang Batas: Judge Dwende (Dwarfs' Rule of Law)"

Kelly : "Ted Kennedy on the Rocks"

At age seven, he received his First Communion from Pope Pius XII in the Vatican.
For many years the most prominent living member of the Kennedy family, he was the youngest brother of President John F. Kennedy and Senator Robert F. Kennedy, both victims of assassinations, and the father of Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy. After his brothers' deaths, Ted Kennedy took on the role of surrogate father for their 13 children.[
Kennedy entered the Senate in a 1962 special election to fill the seat once held by his brother John. He was seriously injured in an airplane crash in 1964 and suffered from lifelong back pain as a result. Kennedy was elected to his first six-year term in 1964 and was reelected seven more times.

The 1969 Chappaquiddick incident resulted in the death of passenger Mary Jo Kopechne and impaired his chances of becoming President of the United States; his involvement in the 1980 presidential election ended in a primary campaign loss to incumbent Democratic President Jimmy Carter.

Kennedy battled a malignant brain tumor, diagnosed in May 2008, which limited his appearances in the Senate. He survived longer than doctors first predicted. He died on August 25, 2009, at his home in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts

Between the ages of eight and sixteen he suffered the trauma of his sister Rosemary Kennedy's failed lobotomy and the deaths of his brother Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. in World War II and sister Kathleen Agnes Kennedy in an airplane crash.

At Virginia he was in the middle of the class ranking but was the winner of the prestigious William Minor Lile Moot Court Competition. While there, his fast automotive habits were curtailed when he was charged with reckless driving and driving without a license.


In 1973, Kennedy's son Edward Kennedy, Jr. was discovered to have chondrosarcoma; his leg was amputated and he underwent a long, difficult, experimental two-year drug treatment. The case brought international attention both among doctors and in the general media, as did the young Kennedy's return to the ski slopes on an artificial leg half a year later. His other son, Patrick J. Kennedy, was suffering from severe asthma attacks. The pressure of the situation mounted on Joan Kennedy, who several times entered facilities for alcoholism and emotional strain and was arrested for drunk driving after a traffic accident.

January 1981, Ted and Joan Kennedy announced they were getting a divorce. The proceedings were generally amicable, and she received a reported $4 million settlement when the divorce was granted in 1982.


Although Kennedy was an accomplished legislator, his personal life was troubled during this time. His weight fluctuated wildly, he drank heavily at times – although not when it would interfere with his Senate duties – and his cheeks became blotchy. Kennedy later acknowledged, "I went through a lot of difficult times over a period in my life where [drinking] may have been somewhat of a factor or force." He chased women frequently, and also was in a series of more serious romantic relationships but did not want to commit to anything long-term. He often caroused with fellow Senator Chris Dodd; twice in 1985 they were in drunken incidents in Washington restaurants, with one involving unwelcome physical contact with a waitress.

Kennedy's personal life now came to dominate his image. In 1989 the European paparazzi stalked him on a vacation there and photographed him having *** on a motorboat. In February 1990, Michael Kelly published his long, thorough profile "Ted Kennedy on the Rocks" in GQ magazine. It captured Kennedy as "an aging Irish boyo clutching a bottle and diddling a blonde," portrayed him as a Regency rake, and brought his behavior to the forefront of public attention. The death from cancer of brother-in-law Stephen Edward Smith in August 1990 left Kennedy emotionally bereft at the loss of a close family member and troubleshooter.

String of tragedies
Sen. Ted Kennedy loses fight vs cancer - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos

Kennedy was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor in May 2008. He underwent surgery and a grueling regimen of radiation and chemotherapy. n a recent interview, Kennedy’s son, Rhode Island Democratic Rep. Patrick Kennedy, said his father had defied the predictions of doctors by surviving more than a year with his fight against brain cancer.


Kennedy arrived at his place in the Senate after a string of family tragedies. He was the only one of the four Kennedy brothers to die of natural causes. Kennedy’s eldest brother, Joseph, was killed in a plane crash during World War II. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas in 1963. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was gunned down in Los Angeles as he campaigned for the 1968 Democratic presidential nomination. Years later, in 1999, John F. Kennedy Jr. was killed in a plane crash at age 38 along with his wife. It fell to Ted Kennedy to deliver the eulogies, to comfort his brothers’ widows, to mentor fatherless nieces and nephews. It was Ted Kennedy who walked JFK’s daughter, Caroline, down the aisle at her wedding.

I am not scaring the Supreme Court Justices I cursed.

[baning]

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa....tsa man ni woi....ka libog...
@ TS..unsa man jud imo pasabot ani?
> unsa ang real message ani?

[jrconde]

kapoya basa oi, wala gihapon koi nasabtan. heheheh

[necrotic freak]

manglupad ta! curse me!

[dfa_liaison]

Kagubot man ani nga thread oi! Wa ko kagets! Bahin sa unsa man ni ba: Korina Sanchez, Infomercial, what?!

TUBAG:

all of the above guro .. hahahahahh