By Veronica Uy
"Aba! Mamamatay tao to a!" was allegedly P-Noy's reaction to a name on the list of people that a powerful religious group wanted in his government. He meant the guy who now heads a law enforcement agency. It pays to have some muscle, but his loyalty must be unquestionable.
Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo was another name on the list. The insider who told the story said Romulo was already out--until that meeting involving a shopping list. So it wasn't the sisters' "Tito Bert" connection.
But Romulo's enemies in the department need not fret too much, the mole said, because he'd only be there to warm the seat for a more worthy P-Noy ally.
sobrang nakakabitin ang first 2 paragraphs ng article. parang walang basehan talaga. saka anong meaning ng 'It pays to have some muscle, but his loyalty must be unquestionable.'? na baka targetin si noynoy ng sinasabi nyang mamatay-tao? hindi malinaw.
The DFA Secretary has served for a very very long time and if we are to be results-based in our assessment of him, there is no longer anything new to the way he has been handling the department. I can not see his point anymore. No one is indispensable, including me. A new face, with a new foresight, could facilitate the much needed change in the way our Foreign Affairs is handled. I think that the Secretary, up to this time, is feeling "INSECURE" when in fact he should not. He should, if he has not started, prepare for a new life beyond DFA. God bless the Philippines.
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