Na alta-presyon si Raul at pinag-aaralan niya ang posibleng pagsasampa ng kasong rebelyon o inciting to sedition laban sa dalalwang obispo dahil sa panawagan sa taumbayan na kumilos laban sa pagkakabasura ng pinakahuling impeachment complaint laban sa mahal niyang seniorita na si Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Sa kanilang pahayag ay sinabi ng dalawa na “bukas sila sa [...]
Archive for November, 2008
Mas maganda kung kasuhan na ni Gonzales ang mga “Santong Bakla”
Posted in Religion, tagged CBCP, Charter Change, Department of Justice, Gloria Arroyo, Impeachment, People's Power, Philippine Congress, Philippine Government, Philippine Politics, Religion on November 29, 2008 | 352 Comments »
Philippine Congress is for sale according to Jose De Venecia
Posted in Catholic Church, Charter Change, Crimes, Crisis, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Government, Impeachment, Jejomar Binay, Justice, Philippine Congress, Philippine Corruption, Philippine President, Philippine Presidential candidates, Politics, Religion, United Opposition, character, corruption, country, culture, economy, election, people, philippine election, tagged Catholic, Charter Change, Impeachment, Philipine Politics, Philippine on November 28, 2008 | 25 Comments »
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The congressman who junked the impeachment complaint for Arroyo has robbed the Filipino people again.Most members of congress that we’ve known seem to fall under the definition of a “Puppet”. In the minds of many Filipinos, these puppet members of congress are associated with Malacanang. Lest we not forget, “Intelligence does not preclude stupidity.”
They [...]
How to dress up a turkey
Posted in Thanksgiving, Turkey cooking on November 27, 2008 | 12 Comments »
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How strange we are to ignore a tasty, economical source of protein ten months out of the year. Unlike chicken, which we consume year round, we reserve turkey for that period between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Surely our tradition drives the turkey producers up the wall.
Besides tradition, turkeys present a few differences from chicken that [...]
Impeach Barabas
Posted in Candidates, Catholic Church, Charter Change, Crimes, Crisis, Food, Food and Crisis, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Government, Health, Holiday, Human Rights, Impeachment, Jejomar Binay, Jojo Binay, Jun Lozada, Justice, Labor, Law, Military, Politics, Religion, addiction, character, corruption, country, currency, economy, election, entairtenment, hero, people on November 26, 2008 | 36 Comments »
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It’s Thanksgiving, so it seems appropriate to talk about some monsters and ghouls who have been in the news lately.
The Senators cited Bolante in contempt for being evasive although according to Bolante himself he is not lying, but some Senators told him on his face that he’s not telling the truth.I think lying and not [...]
Blog Contra Cha-Cha
Posted in Candidates, Catholic Church, Charter Change, Churches, Crimes, Crisis, Disaster, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Government, Impeachment, Jejomar Binay, Makati, Military, Philippine Congress, Philippine Government, Philippines, Politics, Population, Religion, addiction, country, economy, people, prevention on November 24, 2008 | 53 Comments »
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Sign your petition here;
http://www.petitiononline.com/nochacha/petition.html
The Freedom of Speech, although a beautiful law that protects citizen to express concern against government corruption and allows us to state our opinion without fear,We as the citizen of our beloved country Philippines have the right to oppose the on going signature drive in Congress to amend the constitution.We the [...]
Cha-Cha-Cha Para Mickey Arroyo Mamasita
Posted in Catholic Church, Charter Changes, Crisis, Government, Human Rights, Justice, Philippine Congress, Philippine Government, Philippine Politics, Philippine President, Politics, Religion, country, culture, people on November 23, 2008 | 30 Comments »
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Father Dureza’s prayer was answered by the President son to push Charter change through a constituent assembly, Arroyo’s son confirmed that he had asked some of his colleagues to sign the resolution. The president son of a gun has no delicadeza and shameless for pursuing the devious scheme to railroad the passage by Congress of [...]
UNO or DOS
Posted in Catholic Church, Charter Change, Crimes, Government, Impeachment, Jejomar Binay, Jun Lozada, Makati, Philippine Corruption, Political turncoat, Politics, United Opposition, character, country, people, philippine election on November 20, 2008 | 40 Comments »
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Who is really the true opposition in Philippine Political arena? I guess right now every politicians are running their own agendas.
After Edsa I, the Banana Republic of the Philippines has cleverly come up with a series of layers of fake opposition created to ensure that when Filipinos look for opposition, they will find a fake, [...]
Gloria Arroyo should really start thinking of her exit plan.
Posted in Agriculture, Candidates, Catholic Church, Churches, Court Hearing, Crimes, Crisis, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Impeachment, Philippine President, Religion, addiction, character, corruption, country, currency, economy, election on November 18, 2008 | 25 Comments »
Some of Arroyo’s critics are fearful that she may extend beyond her term.
She cannot be president for life. Per the Constitution under which she was elected {No! cheated her way to presidency} in 2004, she will have to leave Malacanang in 2010 — assuming there are no disruptive events that would advance or delay her [...]
Obama might not get his Sunday mass communion
Posted in Religion on November 16, 2008 | 27 Comments »
A 1973 Supreme Court decision known as Roe versus Wade legalized abortion on the basis that a woman has a right to privacy under the 14th Amendment to the US constitution.
Obama said it was “important to protect a woman’s right to choose”.The Obama campaign ran ads in swing states highlighting the opposition to abortion of [...]
Blue and Red Filipinos in America
Posted in Religion on November 16, 2008 | 6 Comments »
For many of my bloggers, the US presidential election struck at core convictions — some so visceral that we didn’t even know we possessed them.
Politics, these days, is making for some estranged fellows.
Whatever the case, they dug in their heels –some bloggers on this side, the other on that. And now they are left to [...]