TAMA si [Senator Miriam Defensor] Santiago baka madehado ang claim natin sa Sabah… dapat careful ang Congress sa pagpasa sa Philippine baseline bill kasi parang walang alam ang mga lawmakers na ‘yan sa mga territorial claims ng Pilipinas.
Dapat ‘wag na nating pakawalan pa ang Sabah.
– Amando Respicio Boncales, Illinois, US (via e-mail)
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March 29th, 2008 at 11:20 am
i think it is time now to strenghten the armed forces of the Philippines.. we must buy more battle tanks, modern combat helicopters, fighter planes, & battle ships. we cannot defend our country if our defense is weak, it’s as simple as that.
March 29th, 2008 at 8:40 am
toto na mahina ang pag claim natin sa sabah at sa pakiwari ko natatakot ang mga may kina uukulan natin na ipagpatuloy pa ang usapin na iyan.napakarami talagang pilipino na nandoon,at napakalit ng tingin nila sa atin dahil progresibong bansa ang malaysia
ipinapamulat talaga ng gobyerno ng malaysia sa mga mamamayan nila na ang sabah ay sa kanila at walang karapatan na mag claim ang pilipinas.bakit hindi din natin ipamulat sa kanila,sa buong mamamayan ng pilipinas lalo na sa mga kabataan natin at sa buong mundo na ang sabah ay parte talaga ng pilipinas.Ano ba talaga ang ikinakatakot ng ating mga may kina uukulan na ipag patuloy ang pag claim sa sabah.may pruweba naman tayo di ba? kaya lang dapat careful talaga .
tutuo na tuwing magbasa ka ng dyaryo sa malaysia lalo na sa sabah,laging may mga pilipino na kasama sa krimen,or pilipina sa prostitutions ( at lalagang nakakahiya naman ) pero parating pilipino lang ang lagi nilang ine emphasize sa mga balita, gaya ng…. a Filipino involved in this and that crime or filipinas involved in prostitution and and and.
ang tanong ko ay ito,ginagawa kaya nila iyon para mamuhi ang mga locals at ibang mga lahi sa mga pilipinos, lalo na sa mga illegals na sinasabi na nandoon sa malaysia esp.sa sabah?
it is about time na ipagpatuloy ang pag claim sa sabah para naman ma ipamulat at ma ipaalam sa buong mundo na may karapanatan naman talaga na mag stay sa sabah ang mga tinatawag na illegal filipinos dahil iyon ay part ng pilipinas
March 29th, 2008 at 8:24 am
This claim to Sabah is ridiculous…
The Philippines cannot even control the territory that it has…how would they expect to control wild Sabah?
Better yet, how would they expect to defeat the military of Malaysia? They could not even defeat the tribes running around the jungles of Sabah, much less a disciplined, organized and professional military, which the AFP is not.
More arrogant saber rattling of an empty scabbard.
Instead of having dreams of grandeur that will NEVER be fulfilled, much like controlling the Spratly Islands, perhaps the Filipinos time would be better spent concentrating on something simple, like feeding their own people.
March 29th, 2008 at 7:48 am
It is really very distressing to hear what is
happening in the country today.
Awhile ago, an alarming news that there was a rice shortage in the country, sending panic to our kababayan trying to buy one ganta of rice with patis and bagoong as ulam.
Before, it was the sumilao farmers in the news not eating rice because they are fasting to dramatize their plight about the land they till, should be the land they own.
As corn is the staple of our kababayan bisaya that made manny pacquiao a strong boxer, again an alarming news of shortage supply of corn.
now, comes the news that sabah a different kind of banana not as sweet as solo or lakatan, or bangalan of latundan, is now in the news that we should claim sovereignty against our neighbor after so hundred years.
do you know why this is happening? as we are in basic shortage of our staple foods.
Thais studied agriculture in our UP los banos and they now harvesting and selling a famous brand call Milagrosa rice in Seafood store in Los Angeles California.Miracle really happens.
When I was in the philippines, i used to see hectares and hectares of green and carabao all the way from Batangas highway to Laguna up to Manila when you smell bad air.
Also, from bulacan all the way to pampanga a green scenery.
where have all the green palay and carabao along the highways?
now all the palays became palmera, camella, all flowers.
Better ask Manny Villar, maybe he has the answer instead of being an instigator in the NBN investigation.
March 29th, 2008 at 7:40 am
Sabah is absolutely part of the Philippine territory since time immemorial and should be taken back because Malaysia illegally annexed it and our brilliant leaders are just fence setters when that country robbed our nation.
But how we will do it? since Marcos already dropped the claim because of fear for Malaysian retaliation by possible supporting Moro rebellion in the south, and used it for bargaining in hiring more Filipino workers in Malaysia.
The Philippines became so weak militarily, economically and politically because our resources are drained by corruption and our focus shifted more on non-stop political bickerings, while our neighbors are busy building up their economies and playing around with our sovereignty, to the point that we lost our moral stand on how to defend our territories.
Are we going to continue this downsided path towards destruction as a nation orchestrated by our corrupt political system? Now, China wants the Spratlys, then what? are we just going to watch them robbing us again?
Efren,
Florida USA