Lets Talk .........Politics

election fever time once again madami na naman mga kikita dito at siempre may mga masasaktan sa dahil sa guns ,goons and gold

mukang ganyan naman talaga at mukang hindi na mababago ang ugali ng mga pinoy pagdating na may eleksyon

sino ba mga Presidential bet nyo

so far ang nakikita ko magaling sumagot sa mga forums are Gibo and Gordon

problem with Gibo he is on the Admin side while Gordon is not as popular to Noynoy and Villar kaya mababa sa survey .konti kasi Ads ..si Noynoy kilala coz of his parents while Manny dami ads sa TV .pati pamangkin ko na bata saulo na jingle nia

The New Big Political Video Going Around

http://www.motwister.com/blog/2010/2/25/the-new-big-political-video-going-around.html

kramykram wrote:The New Big Political Video Going Around

http://www.motwister.com/blog/2010/2/25/the-new-big-political-video-going-around.html

tsk tsk tsk ..sarap ng naka upo .hehehe sana maisip nila hindi araw araw ay pasko

parang kanila ang BAcoor

panay batuhan ng mga putik ng mga politiko ngayon ...sarap manood sa kanila hehehe

this one is worth reading:

http://www.gmanews.tv/story/183662

talaga lalo sila nag lalabasan ng amoy ...mga gahaman sa power kasi

May C5 issue si Villar

may SCTEX issue din si Noy Noy

ang galing ng link ...kaya lang baga mga galamay lang ng kalaban sa Politika ni Noy gumagawa ng ganito din

manang manang si baby James sa nanay nia na Taklesa


hehehe

shouting the name of his uncle Noynoy rival in presidential race at their own campaign rally ..... :D

Bulacan to have special election after May 10 GMANews.TV - Monday, April 19Send IM Story Print
Bulacan will have a separate special election after May 10 to elect the representative of the province’s first district in the House of Representatives, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) said on Monday.

This was after the Supreme Court nullified Republic Act 9591 that created a separate lone legislative district for Malolos City, which used to be part of Bulacan’s first district, according to Comelec Commissioner Gregorio Larrazabal.

The high court last March nullified RA 9591 because it supposedly did not fulfill a constitutional provision requiring a minimum population of 250,000 for a city to have its own representative in Congress.

With the nullification, the first district of Bulacan is now again comprised of Malolos City, Hagonoy, Calumpit, Pulinan, Bulacan and Paombong.

Larrazabal said they would first have to combine the congressional candidates from the supposed lone district in Malolos with the other candidates running in the first district.

The candidates who were supposed to run for a congressional seat in Malolos City were Francisco Aniag (Puwersa ng Masang Pilipino), Francisco Cruz (independent), three-term Malolos City Mayor Danilo Domingo (Liberal Party), and Tomas Valencia (independent).

On the other hand, the original candidates who were running in the first district were former Agrarian Reform secretary Roberto Pagdanganan (Nacionalista Party) and incumbent representative Marivic Sy-Alvarado (Lakas-Kampi).

Sy-Alvarado was the one who filed House Bill 3693, which brought about RA 9591. Her husband is incumbent Bulacan Vice Gov. Wilhelmino Sy-Alvarado, who is running for governor in May.

Larrazabal said the poll body has yet to decide whether it will use the same ballots used in the May polls. He likewise said that they would still have to determine the best date for the special elections.

"That will still be decided by the en banc," he said. - KBK, GMANews.TV

sa Palanan, madaming pera ang mga kandidato...dami nilang pakulo para lang makuha ang voters...
basta ang VP ko walang B..hahahahaha...

SENATOR Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III is the 15th President of the Republic of the Philippines, proclaimed by the Senate and House of Representatives in a joint session yesterday.

Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay was proclaimed Vice President.

Aquino got the highest votes in the presidential race with 15,208,678 votes, besting other eight candidates, while Binay got 14,645,574 votes.

Former president Joseph Estrada finished well behind in second place with nearly 9.5 million votes.

At 3:40 p.m. Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile and Speaker Prospero Nograles banged the gavels for the official proclamation of Aquino and Binay.

The session was suspended briefly to give Aquino and Binay some time to enter the session hall and go to rostrum.

At 4 p.m., Enrile and Nograles raised the hands of Aquino and Binay to the loud cheers and applause of members of both houses and guests.

Following tradition, the proclaimed winners were not allowed to deliver speeches before the plenary.

Aquino wore a Barong Tagalog embroidered with his trademark ribbon. The formal wear was reportedly designed by JC Buendia.

Aquino is the first President to win in an automated election.

He will formally take his oath on June 30 at a venue still to be determined.

Aquino crushed his rivals after promising to tackle the pervasive graft and grinding poverty that have long afflicted the nation of more than 90 million people.

The 50-year-old bachelor also drew on the enormous public support for his democracy hero parents, late President Cory Aquino and slain Sen. Benigno Aquino Jr., who remain revered for their efforts in ending the 20-year dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos.

The rafters were packed with supporters wearing yellow, the trademark campaign color of the Aquino family.

Aquino arrived at parliament surrounded by family and friends and was escorted to a holding room.

Legislators from the two houses of Congress approved Aquino’s election by acclamation, and Senate Majority Leader Juan Miguel Zubiri declared him “the duly elected president of the republic”.

“It is now time to heal the wounds of the election. It is time to move forward,” Zubiri said earlier on ABS-CBN television

kahapon pa po na declare sila PRES at VICE... :D

even may issues with the automated elections we're still able to proclaim the next President and Vice-President before the current President leaves the office.

SEPARATE Hold Departure Orders were issued yesterday against former Commission on Elections chairman Benjamin Abalos Sr. and former National Economic Development Authority Director-General Romulo Neri in connection with the graft charges filed against them.

Abalos yesterday posted P30,000 bail for his temporary liberty. Neri paid his bond Monday.

The Sandiganbayan 5th Division issued the HDO against Neri while the HDO against Abalos was issued by the 4th Diivision.
Both are facing graft charges for their alleged involvement in the aborted $329 million broadband deal between the government and the Zhong Xing Telecommunications (ZTE) of China.

The Fourth Division was tasked to handle the case of Abalos while Neri’s went to the Fifth Division.

The HDOs will prevent the accused from leaving the country without court permission.

The anti-graft body said that both Abalos and Neri violated Section 3 of the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act and Violation of Corruption of Public Officials under Article 212 of the Revised Penal Code.

On the case of Abalos, the Office of the Ombudsman said the former Comelec commissioner directly demonstrated his pecuniary interest in the business transaction between the government and the ZTE Corporation.

Abalos was indicted on a separate case of corruption of a public official for allegedly offering Neri a P200 million bribe.


**AYAN na ang mga KARMA..pero kulang pa din sa laki ng Kinita nila

AT ito si neri ..nag sisisi daw sia bakit sia nag work sa gobyerno

bakit ng nag tatamasa sila di sila nag sisisi ..magaling lang pag kakabig na

naturingan military general si sir Angie

pero nakuha nia magpatiwakal.

dahil sa hindi makayanan problema

usually ganun talaga sa kanila kapag wala nang lusot ang mga pinagagagawa nila.

afp chief, retired general, cabinet secretary (doe) tingnan mo na lang kung gaano kalaking pera ang nakubra nyan. and killing himself only strengthens the fact na meron talagang anomalya sa gobyerno.

pakiramdam ko jan eto naging scenario....

since presidente pa si gma nun, inutusan nya si angelo reyes....

sunod sa utos si angie....

ngayong nabulgar na anomalya nila eto na:

nagpunta si angie sa puntod ng nanay nya ng biglang tumwag si gma at sabi lusutan mo yan, d na kita matutulungan...sa sobra pag kadismaya ayun nagbaril si angie

kramykram wrote:usually ganun talaga sa kanila kapag wala nang lusot ang mga pinagagagawa nila.

afp chief, retired general, cabinet secretary (doe) tingnan mo na lang kung gaano kalaking pera ang nakubra nyan. and killing himself only strengthens the fact na meron talagang anomalya sa gobyerno.

add ko lang din mga naging Position ni sir Angie (RIP) aside pa sa nasabi ni fafi Kramykram

Twice sia naging Chief of Staff ng AFP ..dahil sa two Admin nia Noon kay Erap at GMA or some sort of continuation of position since naging part sia ng coup de etat kay dating Pangulong Joseph Estrada that time

Naging Sec.din sia ng Department of National Defense

Naging Chairman din sia ng National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC)

Tapos naging Secretary of Interior and Local Government,

sumunod ay Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources,

at ang huli nga ay Head sia ng Department of Energy

Plus lots and lots of Military awards

sa dami ng naging psoition na iyan at mayroon ka amo na gahaman

sa tingin ba natin wala pera ng bayan diyan na hindi nagalaw ng mga naka puwesto

Poor English’ excuse puts Lapid qualifications to question

Lito Lapid meets all the necessary qualifications to become senator under Article VI of the 1987 Constitution. He is over the minimum age of 35, able to read and write, a registered voter, and a resident of the Philippines for no less than two years immediately before he got himself elected senator.

But in an interview published in Wednesday’s Philippine Daily Inquirer, Lapid said he finds it difficult to join the Senate debates on the Reproductive Health (RH) bill due to his poor English – and ultimately due to his supposedly inadequate education.

"These senators are also lawyers who spent 10 years in law school while I spent 10 years practicing my stunts," said Lapid, a stunt man-turned-actor-turned politician. "Much as I want to interpellate, my tongue is not used to English."

Lapid’s statements went viral on the Internet, with netizens giving reactions that range from sheer amusement to utter disappointment.