Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Watch ! Another Attack from Abs-Cbn to President Duterte the word "MINALIIT"
Monday, October 17, 2016
Duterte: Corruption in PCSO under Aquino term cost gov't P7B a year
“As a matter of fact, itong Philippine Charity Sweepstakes, binaboy ‘yan ng mga sindikato pati ‘yung mga, ‘yung mga gangster dito na big time sa Pilipinas (was used by the syndicates and big-time gangsters in the Philippines),” he said.
Duterte said he has tapped retired Maj. Gen. Alexander Balutan, who was earlier reported to head the Bureau of Corrections, as general manager of PCSO to “kill” corrupt officials of the state-run lottery agency.
“So we were losing about 20 million a day,” he said.
div style="text-align: justify;"> He said the officials who previously ran the PCSO were also linked to the illegal number racket.“Yung lotto, sinakyan nila ng jueteng, pero sila rin ang humawak (They controlled both the lotto and jueteng) and they were granted that right by previous government. We were losing billions of pesos a year in taxes,” he said.Margarita Juico was the former chairperson of PCSO during the term of Aquino and was replaced by Erineo “Ayong” Maliksi in 2015.
In July 2016, the Office of the Ombudsman filed graft charges against former and incumbent officials of PCSO, including its Maliksi and Juico, over the extension of contracts for the lease of lottery terminals without public bidding. In 20102, former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo was charged with plunder in the alleged misuse of P366 million in the state-run lottery funds that went to “fictitious” expenses in the last two and a half years of her term. Duterte earlier said that he was looking for the “one” who has the guts to get rid of crooks plaguing one of the juiciest agencies of the government.
SUBUKAN NIYONG TANGGALIN SI DUTERTE, AT MAKIKITA NIYO ANG PINAKA MALAKING PEOPLE POWER SA BUONG MUNDO - Sigaw Ng Mga Pilipino
Pwede na nating idagdag ang mga taong hindi bumoto noon sa kanya. kukunin natin ang natirang porsiyento. dahil nakita na nila ang resulta ng pangulo matapos lamang ng tatlong buwan. Ibig lamang nitong sabihin na yung mga hindi pa noon kumbisido sa kanya. ngayon ay tiwala na at kung uulitin natin ang election ang 16 million votes at papalo na ng 26 million Solid vote para sa kanya. Tapos sasabihin ng iba? na mag resign na sya? Susubukan ng iba na Patalsikin siya? Tanggalin sa Pwesto kung kelan tumitino na ang ating bayan? Subukan nyong alisin ang aming Pangulo. at makikita niyo ang hinahanap niyo.
Tiyak mag hahalo ang balat sa tinalupan at panigurado makakatikim ang metro manila ng NON STOP 24 hours 7 days week na revolt at sabay sabay na Kilos Protesta at Rally. Tignan lang namin kung hindi tayo lahat pulutin sa kangkungan. Dahil sa Dami ng taong Mag rarally. hindi na uusad ang mga sasakyan. Wala na ding pasok sa eskwela. tigil ang Pasada, Tigil ang Operasyon ng mga manggagawa.
Tigil ang NEgosyo, tigil ang Lahat ng daloy ng aktibidad, Sa tingin nyo yung 26 Million na yan na nagtitiwala kay tatay Digong Papayag sa gusto niyo? maliit pa yang 26 millino na figure dahil nasa 100 million na ang populasyon ng Pilipinas. kinuha na lang natin ang figure na may posibilidad na lilikha ng revolt kung sakali, Isa itong mensahe sa lahat ng ANTI DUTERTE. Hindi bulag ang Bayan. para hindi ma husgahan ang tunay na nangyayari sa kasalukuyan at sa mga nakaraan. kami ang nag luklok sa kanya sa Pag ka pangulo, Pinili namin siya.
Taong Bayan ang inyong makakalaban oras na ginalaw niyo siya Kahit ano pang rason ang ipakita niyo nag mumura siya? Abuso siya sa Kapangyarihan? Wala paggalang sa simbahan? bastos siya? madaldal siya? O eh ano ngayon? kung siya naman ang magdadala ng mas mahusay na pamumuno. makakapag bigay ng mas tahimik at walang bahid dungis na pag lilingkod sa bayan. Hindi namin kailangan ang Malinis manamit na Politiko. matamis mag salita at magaling maki pag plastikan sa foreign community. Ang gusto naming Pinuno ay Totoong Pinuno. hindi plastik at hindi nag babalat kay Ang gusto namin ay Pinuno na maka ka pag paramdam sa amin na hindi siya sa amim malayo. Para lamang siyang Isang ama. na napaka lambing sa kanyang mga anak.
Ganyan namin nakikita ang aming Presidente. HIndi gaya ng Ibang Naging pangulo na mahihiya kang kausapin at lapit kahit ikumpara niyo ang Ating PAngulo sa kahit na sinong Pangulo sa Mundo. Wala ng Presidente na makaka pag pasuko ng 720,000 na adik! siya lang! Saan kayo naka kita ng Presidente na imbes na may Mga Rally sa edsa para Mag protesta. wala! may rally pero hindi KILOS Protesta kundi KILOS PAG SUPORTA. sige nga? sino ngayon ang itatapat niyong presidente sa kanya? Halos bukambibig na ng ibang lahi.
''KUNG PWEDE LANG DAW SIYANG HIRAMIN''can we baroow your President? sige nga?
kaYA MAG DAHAN DAHAN ANG MGA TAONG NASA LIKOD NANG PAG PA PLANO PARA SIYA AY MAWALA SA PWESTO,. Bago niyo gawin yan, tumingin muna kayo sa paligid niyo.
Dahil Oras na GInawa nyo yan. MAKAKATIKIM ANG KASAYSAYAN NG PINAKA MALAKING KAGULUHAN, PINAKA MAINGAY, AT PINAKA MAGULONG PAG PROTESTA NA HINDI PA NAGAGANAP SA BUONG KASAYSAYAN.
TANDAAN NIYO YAN!
Hindi kami nananakot. Yan lang naman ang Totoo. KAtotohanan lang. At yan talaga ang Mangyayari KApag Tinanggal niyo ang kaisa isang pag asa ng bayan natin. Isang Pinuno na may Tunay na Tapang at malasakit sa Bansa at sa Mga Pilipino. Susuportahan namin ang mahal na Pangulo kahit saan tayo makarating. Magkamatayan na kung magkamatayan. Ipaglalaban namin ang aming Karapatan. Dahil mahal namin ang Bayan.
WATCH! PNP Chief Bato UMALMA sa panukala ni De Lima na gagamit ng megaphone ang pulis
Ex-DILG Chief Warns Trillanes: After De Lima, He Is Next! MUST READ!
Former Department of Interior and Local Government Chief Rafael Alunan III has been posting constantly on his Facebook wall about his oppositions and negations toward Senator Leila De Lima.
On a recent post this Sunday, the ex-chief mentioned a new name, who is Senator Antonio Trillanes III.
"I think that after De Lima is finally indicted as someone who abetted drugs and crime as Secretary of Justice of all things, to speed up the wheels of real justice, the next one to be dealt with is Trillanes." he said on the said post.
Alunan also believes that the Trillanes' own culpability alleged to be treason, fraudulence, calumny and subversion that are to be looked into.
Prior to his grudge about the controversial Sen. De Lima, Alunan ridiculed the irony on how De Lima passed the bar examinations and claimed that charges against her are already being filed.
"The criminal justice system must work for the interests of the nation, without fear or favour, and not for those who mock justice," the ex-chief stated on the house probe on the proliferation of drugs in the New Bilibid Prison while De Lima was Secretary of Justice is ongoing.
Netizens Praises Duterte Administration for Immediate Help Towards Victims of Typhoon Karen: 'Iba Talaga Pag May Malasakit at Pagmamahal Ang Pangulo'
Netizens stormed the online community giving praises to the immediate relief operations of the Duterte administration for the victims of Typhoon Karen.
The Department of Social Welfare (DSWD) together with local government units distributed over P1 million worth of relief goods for the typhoon victims in the Luzon area on Sunday, October 16.
DSWD Judy Taguiwalo assured families that the government will continue to help them.
Here are some of the comments from the netizens about the rapid response of the government:
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Friday, October 14, 2016
Rody on killings: Don’t look at me
MANILA, Philippines - With the International Criminal Court (ICC)’s chief prosecutor warning that anyone involved in extrajudicial killings in the Philippines would be held accountable, President Duterte yesterday washed his hands of the deaths.
Responding to the warning of the ICC’s Fatou Bensouda, Duterte explained that he has openly encouraged police to go after drug suspects and kill them only if they resist arrest.
“Now they say there are already 3,000 people who were killed. Three thousand? Who killed them? I don’t know, but why are they pointing at me, blaming me for those deaths?” the President said in a speech in Basco, Batanes where he visited the victims of a recent typhoon.
Duterte has been up in arms over criticisms raised by the United Nations, United States and the European Union over his bloody campaign against illegal drugs.
The President and his officials have said he cannot be prosecuted before an international court for crimes against humanity in connection with the drug deaths, amid reports that certain groups are pushing for his prosecution.
More than 3,000 suspected drug offenders and users have been killed since Duterte’s June 30 inauguration. Critics are alarmed at the sheer number whose deaths have been attributed to vigilantes, and the President’s apparent support for the killings.
Feeling insulted, the President berated UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, US President Barack Obama and the EU representatives for meddling in local affairs.
“Now, who were those kind of people who were killed? Were they from the government? No, not yet 3,000, we haven’t even reached that far… this is only just the beginning,” Duterte said, referring to the number of killings attributed to his war on drugs.
Duterte added human rights advocates should look at the situation and compare the fatalities to the victims of rape and other brutal crimes committed by drug-crazed individuals.
A multi-billion industry
Duterte stressed illegal drugs in the country are a multibillion-peso industry that he is seeking to destroy.
Computing the P200 per hit of shabu, multiplied by the estimated number of users, Duterte said the shabu industry is a P216-billion industry a year – victimizing families and breaking relationships.
“I’ll give you a simple computation. At P200 per hit for one day, that is P6,000 a month per person times (3-million)... that is P18 billion a month. Times 12, that is P216 billion a year,” he said.
Duterte, however, stopped short of lambasting the United States and the EU anew over the extrajudicial killings.
“Now, they will say that I am threatening the European Union. They are using that ‘this politician is threatening the criminals to death.’ There is nothing wrong in threatening criminals to death,” said Duterte, a former prosecutor and mayor.
“By that statement alone, when you said: ‘I will kill criminals so stop fooling around’. It is a perfect statement, then they want to implicate me for that statement,” he said.
Duterte said he cannot be tried for a supposed violation which is not classified as a crime in the Philippines.
“That’s why I am angry, and I keep on cursing them,” he said.
Malacañang yesterday maintained there are no state-sanctioned killings of suspected drug offenders.
“Drug-related killings, including vigilante killings, are not state-sanctioned. Many of those who died were killed during legitimate police operations, which are currently undergoing investigation as directed by the President,” Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said.
He said that even congressional leaders, in conducting an inquiry into the killings, saw no proof that the killings were state-sponsored.
“In any case, the President has articulated that he is willing to submit himself to an investigation before any body,” Andanar added.
The ICC has warned Duterte that he could face prosecution over extrajudicial killings in his deadly crackdown on drugs that has left more than 3,000 Filipinos dead since July 1.
Bensouda said she was deeply concerned over reports of thousands of alleged killings in the Philippines and statements by government officials who she said “seemed to condone such killings.”
“Any person in the Philippines who incites or engages in acts of mass violence including ordering, requesting, encouraging or contributing, in any manner, to the commission of crimes within the jurisdiction of the [court] is potentially liable to prosecution before the court,” Bensouda said.
The Philippines is a member-state of the ICC in The Hague, which has the authority to prosecute individuals for crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
Duterte then tossed the blame to allies of former president Benigno Aquino III, accusing them of launching a black propaganda campaign against him ahead of the May elections.
He also recalled how his opponents, including Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV, “threw garbage” at him, referring to supposed exposés on his alleged huge bank accounts.
“The yellows started it all, then they rode on the issue. Remember that it was not an issue against me. It was only (used) after I keep hitting the (high) ratings. Then the garbage of Trillanes surfaced,” Duterte said.
Rody: Don’t threaten me with rally
Talk of ousting Duterte also persists in the country, particularly in Metro Manila, barley four months into his six-year term.
A group of Filipino businessmen in New York was reportedly hatching a plan to oust Duterte early next year.
In response, Duterte yesterday told Manila residents not to threaten him with a rally.
He said that if he gets ousted in a year or two, he would accept it as part of God’s plan for him or as part of his destiny.
“Huwag ninyo akong takutin ’yang mga taga Manila na mag rally kayo next year paalisin niyo ’yan. Kasi pag napaalis ako, that is part of my destiny (people of Manila, don’t threaten me with a rally to oust me next year. If I would be ousted, that is part of my destiny),” he said in Batanes.
“Hindi ko (alam) bakit ako nanalo (I do not know how I won) without the money and effective machinery. And I would say ‘it’s the Lord. God gave it (presidency) to me’,” he added.
Police Chief Spots Senator's Name In Arrested Mayor's Drug Logbook
Former mayor Rolando Espinosa’s logbook of transactions included the name of a high-profile senator, according to Jovie Espenido who is the police chief of the town Albuera in Leyte.
Espinosa was arrested last October 5 and was charged with illegal possession of dangerous drugs and firearms.
Mayor Espinosa has been tagged by President Rodrigo Duterte as one of the protectors of illegal drug activities.
"May [pangalan ng] senador nga nakita ko - dating secretary ng DOJ [Department of Justice] siguro iyon," police chief Espenido said.
[Translation: I saw [the name of] a senator - perhaps that of a former Department of Justice Secretary.]
Despite his attempt for discretion, it is not unknown to the people that Senator Leila De Lima is the only senator to have held a position of secretary in the Department of Justice during the previous administration of former President Benigno Aquino III.
The police chief's statement comes after he filed on Wednesday a case of illegal possession of dangerous drugs against De Lima before the Ombudsman in the Tacloban City, the provincial capital of Leyte.
De Lima, who has been accused by inmates at the national penitentiary of having received money from illegal drugs to fund her senatorial bid, has denied links to the illegal drug trade.
Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte Negative On Drug Test: 'Where is Trillanes' Drug Test?'
The certain tests were conducted by Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA). According to Paolo Duterte, "I encourage them to undergo the more precise examinations available in Metro Manila," referring to Davao City councilors to support his father's campaign against illegal drugs.
The young Duterte has come to believe that having a drug test at PDEA is more strict and accurate as it detects people's urine, blood and even hair follicles if one person is using illegal drugs or not.
After Senator Trillanes challenged the Vice Mayor of Davao City, netizens now wonder where is the result of drug test of the senator? Did he undergo both urine and blood tests?
Trillanes had been reported all over the social media on the allegations that he was a cocaine user, though these reports have not been validated. But netizens wanted to see that he was not under the influence of illegal drugs.
