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

[BeoR]

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this thread has already become a circus... if you guys can't get back on track, this thread will be locked. if you keep throwing insults against each other, you will be muted / banned. if you don't have anything "intelligent" to contribute, don't post.

[Graecia]

Maybe GMA kay mas grabe ang corruption karn...

[jnex]

Timan-i bai nga nagsugod nga nasakpan ang mga curraptor sugod gi-implement ang Anti-Curraption Campaign na project of the present government, nganung si GMA man gyud ang mahulog nga hinongdan sa corruption?

[s.n.m.p.]

Stock mart extends losses


Tuesday, 09 13, 2005

Share prices closed 0.84 percent lower yesterday, extending losses on continued political concerns over street protests against President Arroyo and a possible tightening of monetary policy, dealers said.

Militant groups are vowing more protests despite the quashing of an impeachment complaint against Mrs. Arroyo in Congress earlier this month. The opposition accuses Arroyo of cheating to win the May 2004 elections.

The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index fell 15.86 points to 1,866.91 after trading between 1,866.08 and 1,892.23. Volume was 493.43 mln shares worth P766.8 million. The all-shares index fell 8.13 points to 1,144.11. Losers led gainers 49 to 20, with 48 stocks unchanged.

The Philippine peso was at P55.996 to the dollar.

“We were really expecting the market to trade downward further. Politics remains a major factor,� Nina Tinio of Unicapital Securities Inc. said.

“It is a sign of investors' dwindling confidence on the Philippines,� Jose Vistan of AB Capital Securities said, citing signs that foreign investors had been selling out of the Philippine market in recent sessions.

Yahoooo! Kana down pa jud. Peso down pa. Im so happy with this development. Woooooooo

[Pokipoki]

Pastilan gyud nimo SNMP uy! Malipay na man hinoon nga mi down atong current economy. Kon suko ka ni GMA ayaw intawn pod lipay nga down atong economy kay among tang tanan ana. Syagit diha og step out GMA, hawa GMA,layas GMA pero ayaw lipay nga ma down ato economy, bahala na og GMA imo pasanginlan. Nanarbaho ra man diay pod ra ba ka basin og simbako manirado na imo kompanya wa na ka wawart unless kon dato gyud ka kaayo kay Oks ra.

Pero nakakuha na ko imong style nagpost lang ka ingon ana kay imo lang palaguton ang mga pro GMA pero deep inside I know balaka pod ka uy nga down ato economy. Balaka man galing tong mga milyonaryo nga mga businessmen.

Drink Sprite!!! :mrgreen:

[SPRINGFIELD_XD_40]

OT - SIya pa kaha na ultimo ra na cge ug hilak ?? Ato kaha ibasol sa OPPOSITION ang crisi karon kay wala pa mo pul-i ni PGMA ??

[s.n.m.p.]

Whats the use of the economy when it is not felt by the ordinary people like me. Maayo nang ma down ta para tabla. Mao ra ni paagi mapahawa si Arroyo. Â*The more misery the better.

I want E-VAT to be implemented immediately para shoot up dayun gasolina, dayun mahal ang plite dayun mahal ang panaliton. Â*

Oh I love to see riots in the streets.

[SPRINGFIELD_XD_40]

Did you consider also the more DAMGAING FACTOR sa ERAPS CAMP if ever they succeed ? Remember , it doesnt have to be ERAP himself but iyang mga TUTA .

[s.n.m.p.]

Another damage committed by GMA.

GMA appointed a former policeman as President of Mindanao State University!

Pastilan. Pulis imong himoong Presidente sa eskwelahan.

Its always politics. Sannamabitch this Arroyo government.

[s.n.m.p.]

Joseph Estrada was never like Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. The man respected the institutions of our democracy. Arroyo treats such institutions with absolute contempt, befitting a mad queen of medieval times.

Estrada never appointed anyone to the Supreme Court who did not come from the judiciary itself. Sabino de Leon, Angelina Sandoval Gutierrez, Consuelo Ynares Santiago, Justice Bueno, all of them came from the judicial ranks. Not so Madam Arroyo’s appointments.

Estrada did not reward as many military and police retirees with cushy positions in the civilian bureaucracy. In the case of Arroyo, just toady up to her, and you are assured of the good life beyond retirement. Four of her cabinet secretaries are military or police retirees – Ermita, Ebdane, Mendoza, Reyes. There are legions of retirees appointed as undersecretaries or assistant secretaries in her bureaucracy. To accommodate their inordinate lust for continued power and perks, she has multiplied the number of useless undersecretaries and assistant secretaries, in absolute disregard of the civil service.

Now even the Mindanao State University is headed by a recently retired police general. It is as if no civilian in all of Mindanao possesses the academic and managerial qualifications of a state university administrator. Isn’t this sheer madness?