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Category: Crime

On Syria: Why the Philippines Should Oppose War

Posted on September 6, 2013 By Richard Javad Heydarian 49 Comments on On Syria: Why the Philippines Should Oppose War
On Syria: Why the Philippines Should Oppose War

As we inch closer to a prospective Western intervention against the Syrian regime, many are still confused over its circumstances and justification. And this has, quite understandably, raised a set of uncomfortable questions for many of us here in the Philippines. On the one hand, many have been appalled by the prospects of an embattled…

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Crime, Government, Politics

Pork outrage vs viral videos: Filipinos get angry with the wrong head

Posted on September 6, 2013 By Kate Natividad 29 Comments on Pork outrage vs viral videos: Filipinos get angry with the wrong head
Pork outrage vs viral videos: Filipinos get angry with the wrong head

Another week another viral video. I saw Ms Ilda’s earlier tweet where she expressed what seems to be exasperation over the attention “leaked” intimate videos routinely get… Sigh…accdng to the site stats, most Pinoys would rather read about Chito, Neri, Wally & Yosh’s s*x video than about #porkbarrelscam That kinda makes me angry. There is…

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Crime, Culture, Media

Filipino politicians will start doing their jobs properly if the voters stopped treating them like celebrities

Posted on September 4, 2013September 4, 2013 By Ilda 72 Comments on Filipino politicians will start doing their jobs properly if the voters stopped treating them like celebrities
Filipino politicians will start doing their jobs properly if the voters stopped treating them like celebrities

A wise man once said that politicians are like diapers; they need to be changed often and for the same reason. The wise man’s words should be applied today especially with Philippine politicians. I mean, why do Filipinos have to wait until the next election before getting rid of blundering politicians? It’s like a prolonged…

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Crime, Development, Government, Politics, Society

Anti pork barrel protests need not be complicated. Just take the celebrities out of the loop.

Posted on September 4, 2013 By benign0 7 Comments on Anti pork barrel protests need not be complicated. Just take the celebrities out of the loop.
Anti pork barrel protests need not be complicated. Just take the celebrities out of the loop.

These are confusing times for would-be protesters. Everyone, it seems, is in agreement over the need to scrap the pork barrel gravy train that, for many politicians, has become the whole point of vying for a seat in Congress. Trouble is there are too many “experts” on what, where, when, and how protest rallies should…

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Crime, Politics, Society

EVERYONE is a suspect: Vast infrastructure of pork barrel thievery on the verge of being revealed!

Posted on September 2, 2013September 3, 2013 By benign0 50 Comments on EVERYONE is a suspect: Vast infrastructure of pork barrel thievery on the verge of being revealed!
EVERYONE is a suspect: Vast infrastructure of pork barrel thievery on the verge of being revealed!

The Law is catching up with what may be hundreds of politicians who are likely to have made a killing skimming hefty “living allowances” off the ‘Priority Development Assistance Funds’ (more commonly known as the pork barrel). Senator Jinggoy Estrada, for one, issued what some call a preemptive palusot reportedly saying that he fears that…

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Crime, Politics

Malacañang mouthpiece Edwin Lacierda flip-flops on Congressional pork

Posted on August 29, 2013August 29, 2013 By benign0 18 Comments on Malacañang mouthpiece Edwin Lacierda flip-flops on Congressional pork
Malacañang mouthpiece Edwin Lacierda flip-flops on Congressional pork

First it was a dare to give up pork… [Quoted from Manila Standard Today.] Furthermore… Lacierda said it was also up to Congress to decide on the fate of the P27 billion in Priority Development Assistance Funds or PDAF in the proposed 2014 national budget. Then it was claiming that “elected representatives” know their constituencies…

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Crime, Money Talks

Filipino politicians all on edge as top Ph ‘pork barrel scam’ fugitive Janet Lim Napoles ‘surrenders to PNoy’

Posted on August 29, 2013August 29, 2013 By benign0 117 Comments on Filipino politicians all on edge as top Ph ‘pork barrel scam’ fugitive Janet Lim Napoles ‘surrenders to PNoy’
Filipino politicians all on edge as top Ph ‘pork barrel scam’ fugitive Janet Lim Napoles ‘surrenders to PNoy’

How exactly does one “surrender” to the President of the Philippines? Does one come knocking at Malacanang’s door with their hands in the air? What exactly does turning a fugitive over to a cabinet Secretary for “processing” mean? Regardles… now that Janet Lim Napoles has reportedly surrendered to Philippine President Benigno Simeon “BS” Aquino III,…

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Crime, Government, Politics

PNoy misled public on pork barrel funds: It’s still in the budget and legislators still want it

Posted on August 28, 2013October 22, 2013 By Ilda 66 Comments on PNoy misled public on pork barrel funds: It’s still in the budget and legislators still want it
PNoy misled public on pork barrel funds: It’s still in the budget and legislators still want it

Tax evasion should not be a criminal offense anymore in the Philippines. After all, some of the country’s public servants, those who blatantly steal taxpayers’ money, do not get prosecuted or go to jail. It is even quite baffling how members of Congress made a big deal out of former Chief Justice Renato Corona’s undeclared…

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