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Comment on Follow that hearse called Philippine justice by Pinoy Pa Rin

Pinoy Pa Rin — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 20:32:40 +0000

Mang Godo!

Do you honestly believe that those two RAM officers are prisoners of their conscience and are bothered? I don’t think so! In their minds, what have they done is justified and part of their patriotic duty.

Comment on Solidarity and united action in this time of disaster, but systems change is the enduring response by Roger Lasquite

Roger Lasquite — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 18:08:54 +0000

lumalalim at syempre mas-dapat mag-dasal lalo na sa kung aling mga Partido Political at Kandidato ang sasamahan ng mga tao,at dapat lamang na lalong mapag-aralan ang ilang isyu,para sa mas-maliwanag na desisyon.Maganda rin ang karanasan ng Amerika sa kandidatura ni Kerry at ang syempre suportang inaasahan,isang Katoliko at syempre maganda ring pag-munihan lalo na ang stand niya sa isa sa mabigat na isyu.Ngunit,isa sa kagandahan nito e ,maaaring me marating ang mga kalaliman ng mga pagmumuni-muning mga nagaganap.

Comment on 10 reasons why there is genuine hope for RP by mang goding

mang goding — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 08:11:55 +0000

But kailangan pa ang hope. Ang hope ay sa walang pag asa.
Masyadong general ang topic ni Senador, no specific, no data.

Kung anu ano pa ang rason sa problema, isa lang ang problema at isa lang ang solution… population… sobra sobra na.
dumadami ang tao, kinukulang na tayo sa spasyo at pagkain.
Ang bansang mauunland gaya ng europa,america, tama lang population.
Kayang pagsilbihan ang kanyang mamamayan.

Ang pilipinas, kulang sa budget kaya servicio kulang, dumami ang mahirap.
Kung ang population ng pilipinas ay 19-29 million lang, kayang pakainin ng gobyerno ang pilipino, kaso 100 million na and counting…saan kukuha ng budget.

Para rin sa pamilya, ang dalawang anak,sagana ang bata ang 10 ang anak walang maipakain, walang pangeskwela.
Yan ang problema, sobra na ang pilipino sa kapiranggot na pilipinas.

Comment on Solidarity and united action in this time of disaster, but systems change is the enduring response by Roger Lasquite

Roger Lasquite — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 19:06:57 +0000

Marami na ang nangyari at mangyayari pa at tayo lang na mga patuloy na nagmamasid ang siyang malaki ang maiibahagi sa iba lalo na doon sa mas nakararami na tila hindi nakiki-alam o walang paki-alam o dahilan sa talagang hindi nila ito nalinyahan.At sa mga karanasan at me kahabaan na rin namang mga paglipas ng panahon e masasabi natin na lagi ang kung alin ang tama at tutuo e lulutang at lumulutang na!

Comment on Follow that hearse called Philippine justice by mang godo

mang godo — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:36:31 +0000

These two RAM officers implicated might be free outside of jail but they are prisoners of their conscience and they are bothered.

Thou thy toil be slow, the wheel of justice is rolling until such time that these two will be caught.
As they say, hinay hinay lang, mahuhuli rin yan.
Let us wait for a proper time and their time will come.
No blame, no whining but keep abreast our justice system is working.

Comment on 10 reasons why there is genuine hope for RP by Sanamagan

Sanamagan — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 13:42:37 +0000

My 13 reasons why there is no hope for RP:

1.) 336,000 Bgy. Councilors
2.) 42,000 Bgy. Chairman
3.) 1,360 City Councilors
4.) 136 Mayors
5.) 136 Vice mayors
6.) 1,494 Municipal Mayors
7.) 250 Congressmen
8.) 79 Governors
9.) 316 Vice Governors
10.) 316 Board Members
11.) 24 Senators
12.) A Vice President, and;
13.) A President

Comment on Solidarity and united action in this time of disaster, but systems change is the enduring response by roger lasquite

roger lasquite — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:38:18 +0000

(pagpapatuloy)…
Ang sariwa pa at inabutan ng aking mga kasing-edad e syempre 70′ o Martial Law o konte lang from Dado Macapagal’ time then..,EDSA 1 Cory,Ramos,ERap,Gloria,at maaaring hindi lahat ng mga nangyayari sa bayan at pamahalaan e alam ko o namin.Subalit maganda ring kahit paano e naaalala at yung ibang nalalaman mula sa mga balita at sa karanasan.At natural lamang na ang aking subaybayan e ang sa EDSA 1,dahil sa ito ang simula ng muling pagbabangon ng Demokrasya sa bansa.At yan ang sana e ating mas mabigyan na ng tuon o ibayong pagtataguyod.Ang muling pagtatayo at pagpapatibay ng mga institusyong dati ng naitatag at mapalakas pa kung mahina.At ngunit o subalit,maraming mga balakid,ngunit kung maayos at marami na nga ang nakikisali at kahit paano e nakaikipag-aralan e,kahit na mabagal e me mararating.

Comment on Follow that hearse called Philippine justice by MoreThanThat

MoreThanThat — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:30:57 +0000

we have to realize that the phil. brand of justice is more intricate than having a judiciary and most of it is extra-judicial. the actual check and balance is comprised of the judiciary against petty criminals, the rebels (NPA’s, Huks, etc.) against hacienderos, vigilantes against drug lords, secret marshals against gangsters, people power against plunderers, ABB against corrupt gov’t officials, home defense against bangsamoro, family vendettas, etc. Marcos illegalized arms before he declared martial law so that no one can claim justice from him. the only reason we don’t have justice right now is that the government is too powerful.

Comment on Follow that hearse called Philippine justice by x

Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:52:19 +0000

Isn’t it INCUMBENT UPON THE STATE to PURSUE A CRIMINAL CASE, EVEN IF THERE ARE NO COMPLAINANTS WHO STEP FORWARD??
I find the statement “The purpose of delay is to wear the enemy down; that or wait for the parties and their witnesses to die, in the meantime, avoid detention for a non-bailable offense” quite disturbing as this is saying to me, a non-lawyer, that the judiciary is INUTILE in enforcing it’s own decisions..
so Atty, Yuvienco, as a person who is working for the Philippine Justice system, are you saying that you too, have lost faith in the institution you are representing??

Comment on Follow that hearse called Philippine justice by dreiy

dreiy — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 01:55:30 +0000

sa iloilo din. After many years the cases of Ka Nilo and Ka Pusa remained in the darkness….