A FIREFIGHT broke out in the compound of Jesus Is Lord leader Eddie Villanueva, whose son Eduaro “Jon-Jon” Villanueva Jr. is running for mayor of Bocaue, Bulacan.
Here’s an excerpt from the Breaking News story of INQUIRER.net reporter Thea Alberto:
Villanueva said he suspected military men to be behind the attack, but Chief Superintendent Ismael Rafanan, Central Luzon police director, said that still had be to be determined by an investigation.
“That’s what they [Villanueva] claim..but we are still conducting investigations to precisely point what really happened..and who started the firefight,” said Rafanan in a phone interview.
Rafanan also said that what transpired was not an attack.
“It was not an attack. There was a misunderstanding sa grupo nila dahil yata sa pagdidikit ng mga posters [There was a misunderstanding in their group over the posting of campaign posters] ,” said Rafanan.
January 22nd, 2008 at 2:11 am
Religion and politics is about money !!1
Do I need to say more !!1 Just look at your leaders it is their bread and butter!!!!
It is their livelihood !!!
August 28th, 2007 at 5:45 pm
the villanuevas thinks that just becuase a lot of people joined them at JIL, people will also join them in their political ambitions.. but they were awfully mistaken.
August 24th, 2007 at 11:19 pm
the VILLANUEVAS simply used the JIL
as their road to their political ambitions.
they are very good in talking. they have the money from JIL kaya malalakas talaga ag loob and the problem is, medyo marami na ding pinoy and nauuto..
July 12th, 2007 at 1:19 pm
Sino nagsabing ang usapin ng relihiyon at usapin sa pulitika ay hiwalay? Kamangmangan yan. Hindi pwedeng ihiwalay ang Diyos sa pamahalaan ng tao. Kaya tayo nagkakaluko-luko dahil pinipilit nating ihiwalay ang relihiyon sa pulitika. Kaya kita nyo mga namumuno ngayon, sa palagay nyo ba puro sila makadiyos? Ano nangyayari sa bansa natin? Panahon na para magluklok tayo ng mga pinunong tunay na may takot sa Diyos. Galit tayo sa mga pulitikong magnanakaw, pero ayaw naman tayong magtiwala sa tunay tao ng Diyos. Tingnan nyo si Fr. Ed Panlilio. Taong simbahan pero tingnan nyo accomplishments nya sa loob lamang ng isang buwan. Wag na kayong pagoyo sa mga pangako ng mga pulitiko. Para lamang sa sarili nilang interes ang mga pagnanasa nila. Wala silang pagmamahal sa bayan. PANAHON NA PARA MAMUNO NAMAN ANG MGA PINUNONG TUNAY NA ME TAKOT SA DIYOS. SA KANILA MAGMUMULA ANG KAUNLARAN AT KAPAYAPAAN NG BAYAN!
July 12th, 2007 at 2:26 am
im a little bit confused or can i just say disappointed because i cant believe that last presidential election, mr. eddie villanueva decided to run for presidency. if he is really concerned to us filipinos, he must then focus on what “mission� that God wants for him to do and that is to spread God’s word to all of us. mr. villanueva, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity that God gave you to preach His Gospel and you must be proud of it! and at the same time, by this “mission�, you can help us! and then let the people know by themselves and realize that it is a big help for everyone having a pastor like you sharing them how God loves us and leading US to the truth. THERE IS NO POLITICIAN CAN DO THAT “MISSION�!!! and also please do not endorse political candidates in front of many attendees, for they can lead to confusion that JIL is entering politics. what if you endorse one candidate and loses (like JDV, some senatorial candidates)? Your credibility as a pastor and the JIL’s reputation also loses and people will think you are a false leader! and to my observation, also by that endorsements you did, many attendees left JIL. let’s just pray to God to give us a leader who has fear in Him and can handle our nation truthfully.
P.S. i am an attendee of JIL church but it doesnt mean that i am supporting what pastors endorsed. for i believe that only GOD has the power to put a man to be a leader (1 & 2 samuel_old testament). IM NOT AGAINST BRO. EDDIE, he is a good man and God-fearing. but please, let us leave politics, the best thing we can do is…pray to GOD for those political leaders in power.