CHECK out this video taken by INQUIRER.net reporter Joel Guinto.

For more videos, visit iVDO.

CAN the government tolerate this kind of treatment they are receiving from [Maguindanao provincial election supervisor Lintang Bedol] Bedol? Is he more untouchable than Garci [former Commission on Elections Commissioner Virgilio Garcillano]?

Why was he in the Comelec in the first place? Bedol is the kind of person who can mingle with the Muslim rebels anytime he wants because he will always be welcomed by them.

Remember Garci’s attire when he gave himself up to the government? Bedol’s antics qualifies him to be a terrorist. A political terrorist who can do anything he wants as long as he is tolerated and well protected by the “padrinos.”

– Andy Paliguiran, Los Angeles, California (via e-mail)

DETAINED senator-elect Antonio Trillanes IV was mobbed by media and supporters on his way to his proclamation as the 11th senator.

Video taken by INQUIRER.net reporter Erwin Oliva on June 15 at the Commission on Elections office in Intramuros.

For more videos, visit iVDO.

IT is a blatant display of stomping the constitutional guarantee of the freedom of choice and expression, if not displaying ignorance about it.

They use the enlisted men as guinea pigs to please their master, although the majority would surely avail of the doctrine of secrecy.

It is a calculated bullying exercise after exhaling the fumes of embarrassment and dismay that Mr. Trillanes got his way to the Senate which was a message so loud and clear of the Filipino voters’ support for Trillanes’ advocacy against the Arroyo regime.

– Napoleon de la Torre, Auckland, New Zealand (via e-mail)

HERE’S a video clip of Maguindanao election supervisor Lintang Bedol being mobbed by media after his closed-door hearing with the Commission on Elections, courtesy of our new iVDO service. Video taken by INQUIRER.net reporter Erwin Oliva.

For more video clips, visit iVDO, which is a partnership between INQUIRER.net and the world’s leading portal, Yahoo!

Got a video you’ve made that you’d like to share with a global audience? E-mail it to inquirerdotnetvideos@yahoo.com.ph and include a brief description of 100 words or less.

All submissions will be subject to editorial discretion. Videos should run for no more than 10 minutes and be less than 100MB. They must be in WMV, ASF, QT, MOD, MOV, MPG, 3GP, 3GP2 or AVI format, and have audio.