A few weeks or months
ago, President Aquino boasted that corruption is dead or something to that
effect.
But in an international
conference organized by the University of the Philippines-National College of
Public Administration and Governance (UP-NCPAG), Pnoy ADMITTED that corrupt officials
remain.
ANO BA TALAGA?
When Pnoy claimed that corruption
was dead, there was no acknowledgement of support from the public sector for
the purported achievement.
Now, he’s asking the public to help in eradicating
corruption.
Pnoy boasted that supposed
reforms of his government have resulted in the improvement of the country’s standing
in Transparency International’s Corruption
index from 134th in 2010 to 129th last YEAR.
Point No. 1 - The first
half of 2010 was still covered by the administration of former President Gloria
Macapagal-Arroyo. It would be nothing less than ARROGANCE for him to claim full
credit for that improvement.
Point No. 2 – The only example
he cited as a reform was the reduction in red tape in government offices. No
details on what offices or how was the reduction achieved.
Most of all, Pnoy DID
NOT MENTION any move he’s doing, or has done against multi-billion acts which
wouldn’t have been carried out without the cooperation of corrupt officials.
Like the still UNSOLVED
DISAPPEARANCE of 2,000 containers of various goods from the Bureau of Customs,
and the TOTALLY UNTOUCHABLE JUETENG.
Pnoy said the problem of
poverty must still be solved.
But he did not cite even
one specific program or project being undertaken by his administration which has
created jobs or livelihood opportunities for the poor.
What he enumerated instead
was the supposed increase in the number of families enrolled in the government’s
conditional cash transfer (CCT) program or covered by PhilHealth.
Huwag nating kalimutan,
mga kababayan, ang CCT ay HINDI TRABAHO kundi abuloy o dagdag panggastos lamang
sa mga mahihirap na pamilya. Gayundin ang PhilHealth, dagdag pambayad lamang sa
gastusin sa pagkakasakit ng isang
miyembro at hindi hanapbuhay.
MAGPAPAPOGI na rin lang
si Pnoy, WALA PANG LAMAN AT SENSELESS pa ang sinabi.
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From our friends:
WE NOW HAVE 3-M CHILD LABORERS, GUYS!
ISABEL JUICO of Jacksonville , Florida , USA
This would be more due to socio-economic
instability. Now, education has been extended. The whole family has to work to
make ends meet.. Abnoy, WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO THE PHIIPPINES?
MARIA GRACIA YLLANA
Reprehensible and contemptible.
TEENCH LAYOSA DOVAL SANTOS
This is not even in his radar. After CJ
Corona's impeachment, I don't know what Noynoy's doing to keep himself busy.
Forget about what he plans to do to actually serve the Filipino people (is it
even in his to-do list). What he's busy with is for his SONA to have some semblance of content. So, he
went to the US , and to Europe ; and shock all of us by lending a ridiculous
amount of money to the IMF. It's like paying his way into an upscale social
club. This is where he's put his sights on. Shrug off this China conflict - it
irritates him no end so no one could blame him for any bratty statements he
makes about it. And who cares about losing the China market? If the banana
exporters cannot sell their products there, why can't they just shut up and look
for a new market - in one click, okay? And, excuse me! What increasing crime
rate? Lose firearms - We simply live now in the wild, wild west. So now, why
should we even bother him with child laborers?
BELINDA MADRID
And how many fall by the wayside to become drug
addicts and gangsters? With K-12 implemented in this haphazard way...the number
will go up.
JIMMY PRESTO
Don't worry, it is going to get worse.
LETTY SALVADOR ARCILLA
Conservative
pa ang counting niyan!
JOMEL ACE ESPERANCILLA
Iba ka talaga, Abnoy ka!
AIDA RODRIGUEZ RUBIANO
It’s just like saying it’s progressing.
JOSE RAMON VILLANUEVA
The Philippines should be grateful to God
Almighty that we have an abundance of young people. While Japan and Europe are
foreseeing problems in the future due to their decreasing population who won't
be able to handle the responsibilities
of their next generation, we in the Philippines will have enough labor force to
take care of our country's responsibilities in the next seven generations.
Those who are worried of the increase in population should focus on the problem
not in numbers ... but sharing of our wealth which is under the control of just
one percent while the 99 percent are forced to survive on their own, the reason
why many seek their fortunes elsewhere other than their beloved country. This
is a continuing problem not being addressed by the present leadership ... there
is no economic roadmap to increase growth and employment. Until now, everything
is based on the yellow media and false surveys!
JOSE VICTORIO NICANDRO
Sa hirap ng buhay,
pati mga bata kailangan kumayod na rin!
LOLITA PERSCHBACHER of Frankfurt , Germany
Child labor is a problem even before. We also
want that President Aquino focus his attention on this.
WILFREDO AURITA of Khor Shaqiq, Al Khawr, Qatar
Ito ang himala ng kapitalismo.
PAULAS WIESE of Munich, Germany
Violation of human rights…illegal! 30
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