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    Quote Originally Posted by <SMILE> View Post
    Actually it depends upon who is credible enough to be censured and implicated,
    both side are capable enough in bringing out something for us to scrutinize,
    and we are quite educated in how corruption works, because we live with it for so many decades.
    I think this time with the close-knit and effective communication through the net and the capability
    to divulge things in incognito, I could assert that it's quite harder to fool the Filipino people nowadays.
    I'd really beg to differ. Yes, the times have changed and I guess many can claim the world is more transparent. AFAIK the game stayed the same, but how it is played is different. Back then the truth is revealed when it is uncovered--more often that not. Now, we are led to believe that we have uncovered a truth, but we also have to have a discerning mind and a critical cognition to identify if it is truly the truth or a ruse.

    I still believe we Filipinos are a gullible people, and the sooner we accept that truth the better.
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    Quote Originally Posted by æRLO View Post
    I'd really beg to differ. Yes, the times have changed and I guess many can claim the world is more transparent. AFAIK the game stayed the same, but how it is played is different. Back then the truth is revealed when it is uncovered--more often that not. Now, we are led to believe that we have uncovered a truth, but we also have to have a discerning mind and a critical cognition to identify if it is truly the truth or a ruse.

    I still believe we Filipinos are a gullible people, and the sooner we accept that truth the better.
    Facts will always nullify or either verify the credibility of any given statement,
    the key requirement are just information from actual events not invented nor fabricated.
    and such could easily be downloaded or uploaded in the net.
    We would never become gullible if we would work together as one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by <SMILE> View Post
    Facts will always nullify or either verify the credibility of any given statement,
    the key requirement are just information from actual events not invented nor fabricated.
    and such could easily be downloaded or uploaded in the net.
    We would never become gullible if we would work together as one.
    That's the thing, how do we discern what/who is credible and what/who is not? How do we call something a fact, when critical thinking implores us to question everything. If it were that easy, then people would have it down to a science, how to we validate the veracity of information when we receive it second-hand, third-hand and so forth, and its delivery subject to partial intent. The only way we could possibly know truth is if we witness the unfolding of an event first-hand, and even then truth is muddled in ambiguity. In the larger scope of things, there is only individual truths as ultimate truth is always elusive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by redemption32 View Post
    So when the administration casts the first stone towards the opposition, sometimes even without solid evidence, we immediately decry foul and we want all those "corrupt" officials burned at the stake.

    But when the opposition throws one back, again without solid evidence, we immediately discredit and dismiss their statements.

    And I thought we were AGAINST CORRUPTION OF ALL KINDS??

    Have we been brainwashed this much?
    Estrada just threw back what was in the audit report. Thus, anyone could not dismiss his statements. The report was there. There was even no bombshell at all.

    The only reason for his privilege speech was why they were single out. I heard from reports and also in the senate hearing that DOJ is continuously getting evidences based in the audit report for them to file charges against other culprits and dubious NGOs. If this will happen, then there is no reason for Estrada to cry foul.
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    Quote Originally Posted by æRLO View Post
    That's the thing, how do we discern what/who is credible and what/who is not? How do we call something a fact, when critical thinking implores us to question everything. If it were that easy, then people would have it down to a science, how to we validate the veracity of information when we receive it second-hand, third-hand and so forth, and its delivery subject to partial intent. The only way we could possibly know truth is if we witness the unfolding of an event first-hand, and even then truth is muddled in ambiguity. In the larger scope of things, there is only individual truths as ultimate truth is always elusive.
    This is true at some point. Even those cases decided in courts, evidences presented were not all the ultimate truth. What we can do or ask now to avoid similar scam like this, first thing first, is full government transparency -- that all transactions are presented for public scrutiny. This is where FOI helps. Another one I have in mind is that people should learn or start to be vigilant. Use tools like internet and social media. We may have work or personal things to do, somehow we could also spend time to check our government who keep our taxes which is intended for the benefit of our country. In corporate, they will even hire third parties just to ensure how their money goes and check whether there are no dubious transactions, why we can't do the same?

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    Let's all be reminded nga ni ingon c De Lima nga ang COA report was not used as evidence but only as basis.

    Basin nka limot ta ani doy..

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    Quote Originally Posted by jack_bauer_v2 View Post
    Let's all be reminded nga ni ingon c De Lima nga ang COA report was not used as evidence but only as basis.

    Basin nka limot ta ani doy..
    if your post refers to me then let me quote my post above

    DOJ is continuously getting evidences based in the audit report for them to file charges against other culprits and dubious NGOs
    the agency still getting evidences for the filing of charges and the audit report is their basis..clear enough?

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    wa may question ani nga ibasis ang ebidensya based sa coa reports gawas og tikasan sa administrasyon og imaniubra ang mga witnesses or gitudluan , ang nakapahibung nako hadlok kaayo si drilon nga ipresent si napoles kay klaro kaayo he could not look her in the eyes or basin matakilpo nya si napoles nig tubag kong questionon na sa blue ribbon committee , ang maayo unta og si napoles iyagyag gyud niya ang tanan niya nahibaw an pero murag didto siya nipusta ni pnoy naa ni sila midnight deal jud nga gihimo

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    ^ unya kung ma yagyag sa tanan in public, mka andam nas depensa ang 3 stooges ang sexy, ang pogi, ug ang tanda.

    abi nko gi-luod natas showbiz chikka, pasagdan nato nga ang korte mo desisyon aning kasoha..

    dugay pas hearing oi... mayta ug naay public coverage..


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    ang imo findings og link puros philstar ra no? ang akong gusto mr jack bauer is full transparency , matuwid nga daan man kaha ang tuyo nato basta di lang selective tanan ,mapa admin og opposition ang maigo sa ebidensya mas labing maayo , ikaw klaro man kaayo nga nga bilib nga limpyo kaayo ning adminsitrasyon ni pnoy .

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