rooster69ph Posted October 25, 2015 Share Posted October 25, 2015 Wow, nangunguna si Bongbong dito. We're so f*cked! lee kuan yew said this "… The difference lies in the culture of the Filipino people. It is a soft, forgiving culture. Only in the Philippines could a leader like Ferdinand Marcos, who pillaged his country for over 20 years, still be considered for a national burial. Insignificant amounts of the loot have been recovered yet his wife and children were allowed to return and engage in politics.” Quote Link to comment
thelibrarian Posted October 25, 2015 Share Posted October 25, 2015 Best - Prolly GMA in terms of economic policies, Magsaysay in terms of PR. Calling them the best wouldn't also mean that they are great ones. Just call it the freshest among the rotten. Worst - Aquino mother and son. They are basically puppets. Kung ano sabihin ng "advisers" gagawin. Flip and flops and flip and flops with stands and decisions. Walang political will to push through with promises (see. FOI) Quote Link to comment
ryanvill Posted October 25, 2015 Share Posted October 25, 2015 Worst: Pnoy Wala pa ang best Quote Link to comment
Edmund Dantes Posted October 26, 2015 Share Posted October 26, 2015 Simple lang yan...e di ipakita mo sa akin na mas masahol pa sa pangungurakot ang sumunod kay marcos. Enlighten me with facts not with your opinion. Anong stat ba kinukuha mo? We're talking about economic stats. Unemployment, gdp, poverty...now if you have a result that shows poverty is 50% vs 20% so you're telling me 20 is better? Because depende yan sa interpretation? O baka naman ang punto mo ay maaring mali ang pagcompute? If so then show the supposed correct data. Maaring pareho silang magnanakaw pero ang alam ko iba ang sentensya sa isang plunderer vs a petty thief. Ba't nagkaganun ang hustisya kung pantay lang naman sila. Ay hindi nga tinitingnan kung gaano kalaki ang ninakaw. Ang punto ko anybody can present statistics, ang tanong nararamdaman mo ba? Do you believe the statistics that said you only need less that 30 pesos a day para mabuhay sa pilipinas ng isang araw? Alam mo dinadaan mo ito sa semantics. Kumuha ka ng kahit na sinong holdupper sa presinto, bigyan mo ng gabinete at pauupuin mo sa pwesto tingin mo barya barya nanakawin nya? Quote Link to comment
rooster69ph Posted October 26, 2015 Share Posted October 26, 2015 Ang punto ko anybody can present statistics, ang tanong nararamdaman mo ba? Do you believe the statistics that said you only need less that 30 pesos a day para mabuhay sa pilipinas ng isang araw? Alam mo dinadaan mo ito sa semantics. Kumuha ka ng kahit na sinong holdupper sa presinto, bigyan mo ng gabinete at pauupuin mo sa pwesto tingin mo barya barya nanakawin nya? E kung sa pakiramdaman ang usapan, e very subjective na kasi yan e. Paano mo naman malalaman na kung dumami o kumonte ang naghihirap, walang trabaho, kung hindi stat ang gagamitin? At dun sa sumunod mong argumento, mga naging pangulo ng pilipinas naman ang pinaguusapan. So on even terms silang lahat Quote Link to comment
Edmund Dantes Posted October 26, 2015 Share Posted October 26, 2015 (edited) E kung sa pakiramdaman ang usapan, e very subjective na kasi yan e. Paano mo naman malalaman na kung dumami o kumonte ang naghihirap, walang trabaho, kung hindi stat ang gagamitin? At dun sa sumunod mong argumento, mga naging pangulo ng pilipinas naman ang pinaguusapan. So on even terms silang lahat Simplistic kasi ang tingin mo lagi sa stat. hindi lang 1+1 =2 ang statistics. Me interpretation yan. Eto halimbawa. Si GMA puro statistics noon. Puro numero. Nung panahon nya, lumakas ang piso. Nung panahon nya malaki daw GDP growth natin. Nung panahon nya sabi less than 30 pesos kelangan ng kada pamilya para mabuhay isang araw. Eh di dapat kung ibig sabihin nito pagulad di sana mataas satisfaction ratings ni GMA di ba? Eh ang kaso hindi! Infact sa mga surveys mas dumami yung taong naniniwala na mahirap sila sa panahon ni GMA kesa nung ke erap. So ano problema? Simple! Una self-serving masyado interpretation ng statistics ni GMA. Alalahanin mo, hindi bumaba utang ng Pilipinas after marcos. in fact tumaas pa nga lalo. Anong nagawa ng mga sumunod na presidente para remedyohan yan? Panay sisi lang ke Marcos ginagawa. Si Erap wala pang 2 taon naging presidente bilyon bilyon na naplunder. Yang taong yan naconvict. Ang mga marcos ni hindi maipakulong man lang sa daang daang demanda sa pamilya nila. Ni isa sa mga sinasabing swiss bank accounts na yan wala pa nahahanap hangang ngayon. Pero di mo kinakastigo si Erap. Si Marcos kinakastigo mo. Lahat ng problema meron tayo ngayon mas gusto mo isisi sa presidenteng 30 years ng wala sa pwesto kesa sa mga pangkasalukuyang namumuno Edited October 26, 2015 by Edmund Dantes Quote Link to comment
rooster69ph Posted October 26, 2015 Share Posted October 26, 2015 Simplistic kasi ang tingin mo lagi sa stat. hindi lang 1+1 =2 ang statistics. Me interpretation yan. Eto halimbawa. Si GMA puro statistics noon. Puro numero. Nung panahon nya, lumakas ang piso. Nung panahon nya malaki daw GDP growth natin. Nung panahon nya sabi less than 30 pesos kelangan ng kada pamilya para mabuhay isang araw. Eh di dapat kung ibig sabihin nito pagulad di sana mataas satisfaction ratings ni GMA di ba? Eh ang kaso hindi! Infact sa mga surveys mas dumami yung taong naniniwala na mahirap sila sa panahon ni GMA kesa nung ke erap. So ano problema? Simple! Una self-serving masyado interpretation ng statistics ni GMA. Alalahanin mo, hindi bumaba utang ng Pilipinas after marcos. in fact tumaas pa nga lalo. Anong nagawa ng mga sumunod na presidente para remedyohan yan? Panay sisi lang ke Marcos ginagawa. Si Erap wala pang 2 taon naging presidente bilyon bilyon na naplunder. Yang taong yan naconvict. Ang mga marcos ni hindi maipakulong man lang sa daang daang demanda sa pamilya nila. Ni isa sa mga sinasabing swiss bank accounts na yan wala pa nahahanap hangang ngayon. Pero di mo kinakastigo si Erap. Si Marcos kinakastigo mo. Lahat ng problema meron tayo ngayon mas gusto mo isisi sa presidenteng 30 years ng wala sa pwesto kesa sa mga pangkasalukuyang namumuno Bakit ba kasi ayaw natin ng simple ang hilig natin sa "its complicated" lol Kay PGMA maganda ang economic data pero ayaw mo paniwalaan kasi mababa ang satisfaction rating. Si PNoy, nun nilabas last Sept un 3Q net satisfaction rating sa kanya +41% classified daw as "Good" pero panay ang reklamo mo sa kanya na inutil di po ba? Worst president nga siya sa survey dito despite maganda ang kanyang satisfaction rating kumpara sa ibang nagdaan na pangulo. So using your argument ...mapamaganda o pangit ang satisfaction rating parehong walang kwenta si PGMA at PNoy. iT DOES NOT MAKES SENSE. Pero si Makoy actual na nakikita mo sa kalye nakikipagrambulan sa mga militar ni APO kahit na masugatan/mamatay hindi pa ba patunay na dissatisfied na ang mga tao? Pero ang galing galing pa rin di po ba? Quote Link to comment
Edmund Dantes Posted October 26, 2015 Share Posted October 26, 2015 (edited) Bakit ba kasi ayaw natin ng simple ang hilig natin sa "its complicated" lol Kay PGMA maganda ang economic data pero ayaw mo paniwalaan kasi mababa ang satisfaction rating. Si PNoy, nun nilabas last Sept un 3Q net satisfaction rating sa kanya +41% classified daw as "Good" pero panay ang reklamo mo sa kanya na inutil di po ba? Worst president nga siya sa survey dito despite maganda ang kanyang satisfaction rating kumpara sa ibang nagdaan na pangulo. So using your argument ...mapamaganda o pangit ang satisfaction rating parehong walang kwenta si PGMA at PNoy. iT DOES NOT MAKES SENSE. Pero si Makoy actual na nakikita mo sa kalye nakikipagrambulan sa mga militar ni APO kahit na masugatan/mamatay hindi pa ba patunay na dissatisfied na ang mga tao? Pero ang galing galing pa rin di po ba? Panay reklamo ko kay Pnoy? ha? ni hindi ko nga nababangit halos pangalan ni Pnoy. Ang alam kong sinabi ko yung tungkol sa hacienda luisita at mendiola massacre na ayaw mo pagusapan at panay ka lang turo daliri mo kay Apo. Ni hindi ko nga din inaabswelto si Apo sa mga sinasabi mong kasalanan nya. Kaya nga takang taka ako bat hangang ngayon ni isa sa mga swiss bank accounts na yan wala pang nababawi gobyerno lol Alam mo, sa totoo lang, puro ka strawman arguments at kung hindi yan umuubra magsasaksak ka ng mga salita sa bunganga ko. Pakitaan mo ako ng isang particular post ko na nasingle out ko si PNoy sa mga reklamo ko! Tandaan mo, hindi mo binasa ng buo itong mga statistics na ito. Hindi mo alam ang sampling size, hindi mo alam ang scope and delimitation, ni hindi mo alam kung ano pearson coefficient nito. Nagcut and paste ka lang ng mga numero dito for your self-serving arguments jeez. Ang simple simple lang naman nga ng sinasabi ko. Statistics are not everything. Interpretation yan. Nung panahon din ni Marcos puro sya presinta ng statistics. Impromptu yan ha. Ngayon if you are all about numbers di dapat paniwalaan mo na tama si APO na umuunlad pilipinas. Edited October 26, 2015 by Edmund Dantes Quote Link to comment
Cap™ Posted October 26, 2015 Share Posted October 26, 2015 given that we're to choose among the presidents of the Fourth Republic (with the exception of Marcos), I'd say Ramos. If only we avoided the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis better than we should've (and if Ramos wasn't greedy with the Expo Filipino project in Pampanga), I'd say we'd be as big as Malaysia in terms of economic spending. GMA was also a great economist but a bad leader. Quote Link to comment
rooster69ph Posted October 26, 2015 Share Posted October 26, 2015 Panay reklamo ko kay Pnoy? ha? ni hindi ko nga nababangit halos pangalan ni Pnoy. Ang alam kong sinabi ko yung tungkol sa hacienda luisita at mendiola massacre na ayaw mo pagusapan at panay ka lang turo daliri mo kay Apo. Ni hindi ko nga din inaabswelto si Apo sa mga sinasabi mong kasalanan nya. Kaya nga takang taka ako bat hangang ngayon ni isa sa mga swiss bank accounts na yan wala pang nababawi gobyerno lol Alam mo, sa totoo lang, puro ka strawman arguments at kung hindi yan umuubra magsasaksak ka ng mga salita sa bunganga ko. Pakitaan mo ako ng isang particular post ko na nasingle out ko si PNoy sa mga reklamo ko! Tandaan mo, hindi mo binasa ng buo itong mga statistics na ito. Hindi mo alam ang sampling size, hindi mo alam ang scope and delimitation, ni hindi mo alam kung ano pearson coefficient nito. Nagcut and paste ka lang ng mga numero dito for your self-serving arguments jeez. Ang simple simple lang naman nga ng sinasabi ko. Statistics are not everything. Interpretation yan. Nung panahon din ni Marcos puro sya presinta ng statistics. Impromptu yan ha. Ngayon if you are all about numbers di dapat paniwalaan mo na tama si APO na umuunlad pilipinas.So wala ka palang masamang tinapay kay Pnoy? ...so is it right to assume he is not among those you considered as worst? Given your argument earlier hindi ba dapat siya ang the best kasi mukhang siya ang may pinakamataas na satisfaction rating...unless nagkamali ako sa pagaakala ko. Hay ... Simple lang di po ba...may nilabas na statistics. Di ka masaya, then salungatin mo sa pamamagitan ng pagpresinta ng numero ayon sa tingin mo ay nararapat. Di ka sangayon paano ang pamamaraan ng pagkuha ng stat na yan then salungatin mo sa pamamagitan ng pagpresinta ng pamamaraan na sa tingin mo ay wasto at sabihin kung bakit mali ang kanilang pamamaraan. Kung may problema ka sa sample size, methodology, etc voice it out. Ang problema, ayan ang stat sa harap mo. Sasabihin mo di kapanipaniwala yan, eh wala ka naman maipakitang numero mo para salungatin ito. Basta kasi iba ang interpretation mo. Aba'y lahat ng pabor kay marcos acceptable un taliwas naman objectionable. E paano un datos na sa kanyang panunungkulad sumadsa ng husto ang piso kontra dollar ... Different interpretation pa ba diyan? Patas na patas. Bottomline nun bumaba sa pwesto si Apo bagsak na bagsak ang ekonomiya. Fact o fiction? Di mo matanggap? Ni ayaw na tayong pautangin ... Sabi mga ni lee kwan yew nung gusto pang muling umutang sa singapore "we'll never see that money again". Ngayon tayo pa nagpapautang. At the end of the day eto na naman ang depensa...di convicted, wala daw nabawi ...wala nga ba? Para bang may nakita kang bangkay may tatlong tama ng bala sa ulo. E walang nakakitang bumaril, walang mahuling suspect, walang na convic, pagpipilitan mo ba suicide? E di sige si erap na ang worst di po ba kasi siya lang naman ant na convict. Si macoy at un iba pa diyan napakalinis nila at wala silang ninakaw ni isang kusing... Wala naman nabawi e. Quote Link to comment
rooster69ph Posted October 28, 2015 Share Posted October 28, 2015 "Marcos was a hero turned crook" - Lee Kuan Yew https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1309&dat=20000911&id=SFNIAAAAIBAJ&sjid=WxQEAAAAIBAJ&pg=2078,99394&hl=en Quote Link to comment
rooster69ph Posted October 29, 2015 Share Posted October 29, 2015 May masama bang naidulot ang Martial Law? BBM : Yes Quote Link to comment
punkee Posted October 30, 2015 Share Posted October 30, 2015 marcos won the 1986 elections? really? I was there when comelec personnel walked out when the funny things started to happen. where were you? Quote Link to comment
rooster69ph Posted October 30, 2015 Share Posted October 30, 2015 marcos won the 1986 elections? really? I was there when comelec personnel walked out when the funny things started to happen. where were you? Let us also not forget the report made by the International Observer Delegation regarding the said election. Quote Link to comment
Ryuji_tanaka Posted October 31, 2015 Share Posted October 31, 2015 (edited) I was there in EDSA 1986, and I believe that aiding the "yellow army" was our biggest mistake as a people. Best: MacoyWorst: Aquino, both the Queen of Darkness and the Panot Special Adult. Ok, so Macoy did a lot of stuff that left a bad taste in my mouth, but he did a lot of good as well. Compared to those who came after him, who did a lot of evil, and almost no good. Its a case of shades of grey. But if we get a Lee Kwan Yew, or if Duterte runs, wins, and cleans the sh*t out of this godforsaken hellhole, I might reconsider that item under "best". Edited October 31, 2015 by Ryuji_tanaka Quote Link to comment
rooster69ph Posted November 3, 2015 Share Posted November 3, 2015 (edited) I find this an interesting read from Raissa Robles In the absence of an extensive history covering the Marcos regime, the Marcos family was able to hawk the following myths to new voters:1.That Martial law was a “benevolent dictatorship”2.That there were no human rights abuses during the period. As Senator Bongbong Marcos said, the alleged victims are only after money.3.That the economy boomed under Marcos4.That Marcos was the greatest president since he built the most number of infrastructure, notably the Cultural Center, Folk Arts Theater, Film Center, Heart Center, Kidney Center, Lung Center and San Juanico Bridge. You can see this particular claim all over the social networking sites Facebook and Youtube.I’ll take these up now one by one.Marcos called his regime a “benevolent dictatorship”, a “smiling Martial Law”. The reality was that fear prevailed throughout the country and the smile was grotesque.In the Catholic school which I attended, a directive came down from the nuns after Martial Law was declared. Henceforth, during lunchtime, we were banned from eating three or more to a table. Because that would be a form of “illegal assembly.”What do girls not even in their teens know about subversion? I had no idea what it meant at that time.But that was how much Marcos controlled the population.The military and the police could also pick up anybody at will on the street or right in their homes.And one had to be very careful about making jokes about the Marcoses and the “New Society” in public.It was really only after the Marcoses fell that Filipinos got to know the full horror of his New Society. There were at least 10,000 human rights victims who were killed, or were tortured and survived.Just to give a rough calculation of how bad the human rights situation was and the extent of dissent against his New Society – for every month that Marcos held on as a dictator while his wife, Human Settlements Minister Imelda Marcos, indulged in shopping sprees abroad, 700 human rights victims would be added to the roster.Or for each day he was in power as dictator, there were 23 new victims. Or almost every hour of the 14 years he remained a dictator, nearly one citizen was killed or tortured.Even the beautiful Governor of Ilocos Norte, Imee Marcos, has blood on her hands. A student from Mapua named Archimedes Trajano once questioned her – whether the daughter of the President had to head the Kabataang Barangay.Trajano was later found dead. Investigators claimed he died in a frat rumble.Trajano’s mother filed a lawsuit in the US against Imee Marcos. The mother won the lawsuit.Although I was never an activist I knew arrests were going on, because my father, who was a UP Law Professor, played a role in getting some of them out of jail. One was Gerry Barican. I’m not sure if another was Herminio Sonny Coloma. Another was someone who I believe would have made my father turn in his grave today. His name was Gary Olivar – President Gloria Arroyo’s propagandist.This is interesting. All three became presidential spokesmen.I can laugh about this now. But at that time, my father’s actions had serious consequences for my family. The Bureau of Internal Revenue suddenly told my father they could not believe he was that poor. If only the BIR had conducted a home visit, it would clarify what they thought was his unexplained poverty.The BIR kept hounding him for high tax payments. In desperation, my mother turned to a neighbor employed at the BIR. He told her that the assessment for that year would be settled provided she paid something “for the boys”.Every time that happened, my mother had to take it out of our food budget. I remember there were times that we were able to eat only because a customer of my mom, who sewed dresses, would suddenly pay her.And so, even though I wasn’t an activist, I knew first-hand the consequences of dissent against Marcos.And that’s not all. Marcos and his in-laws, the Romualdezes, had nearly total control of Philippine media – the TV, Radio and newspapers.The Marcos-Romualdez-controlled media did not show the true extent of the Mindanao wars – the wars when Nur Misuari, Hashim Salamat and Murad Ebrahim fought as one under the banner of the Moro National Liberation Front.An estimated 60,000 to 80,000 civilians and rebels died in Mindanao between 1972 and 1976. Over one million residents fled.Marcos redrew the southern Philippine map, wrenched Palawan away from Mindanao, partitioned the south, and gave these to his various military commanders to govern.Marcos’ actions in Mindanao and the ignorance of the people of Luzon about these, would fuel mistrust between the two populations and add to the misunderstanding of why the Muslim south wants autonomy.Let me go now to Marcos’ “achievements” during Martial Law. It is true that he built those buildings and that bridge in the 20 years he was in power – from December 30, 1965 to February 25, 1986.But at what cost? And how much was his commission? His tongpats?When he became president in 1965, the Philippine foreign debt was less than US$1 billion. By the time he and his family fled, this had ballooned to US$27 billion – a nearly US$26 billion increase. That’s over US$1 billion per year.The Presidential Commission on Good Government that was formed in 1986 estimated that the Marcoses had managed to loot up to US$10 billion. That’s 40% of what his regime borrowed.But those who love him never talk about the foreign debt his government left behind. Nor do they talk about one other key achievement of his governance – the substantial devaluation of the Philippine peso.When Marcos was elected in 1965 on the promise that “This nation will be great again”, the value of the peso was P3.90 to the dollar.When he proclaimed Martial Law in order to build a New Society in 1972, the peso had sunk to P6.77 per dollar. When Senator Benigno Ninoy Aquino was assassinated in 1983, the peso plummeted to P11 per dollar. And when the Marcoses fled in 1986, it was P20 per dollar.Those are the real achievements of Marcos – a US$25 billion increase in foreign debt; a nosediving peso from P3.90 to P20; and possibly US$20 billion in payoffs.On top of that, there is the grinding poverty symbolized by Manila’s Smokey Mountain and the export of Filipinos as slave labor to the Middle East.Please consider this: According to the 2003 judgment issued by former Supreme Court chief Justice Renato Corona on Civil Case 0141 or the civil forfeiture case against the Marcoses’ Net Worth was US$957,487.75 or under ONE MILLION DOLLARS when they fled in 1986.So how do the Marcoses even account for the US$356 million which the Swiss government unilaterally froze in 1986 and later gave back to the Philippine government with interest?In addition, how does Imelda Marcos account for her three jewelry collections worth a combined US$4 million? Last month, one collection was awarded to the Philippine government. But last week, Senator Bongbong Marcos submitted an appeal to have the decision reversed, saying the government never specified this particular collection in its forfeiture suit. Edited November 7, 2015 by FleurDeLune Quote Link to comment
FleurDeLune Posted November 3, 2015 Author Share Posted November 3, 2015 I put this thread back so as everyone can still share their stuff/views/ideas. I have already deleted some irrelevant posts and I am sure everybody (especially the concerned posters) will seriously take heed the Forum rules. Enjoy. Quote Link to comment
Google Posted November 5, 2015 Share Posted November 5, 2015 medyo mahirap i determine... I believe Marcos is the best... he had developed the country to one of the best in asia that time.... sayang lang at nasilaw ng power and money. worst, medyo madami akong options: Cory - ano ba nagawa? lalo atang nabaon sa utang ang bansa natin nun.... ang nakinabang ay mga kamaganak and mga kaibigan.GMA - ok sana, pero nasakim sa kapangyarihan.Pnoy - tingin ko, ito ang pinakamalala... Hindi nakikinig sa constituents, naglabasan lahat ng problema sa DOTC, sa DAP, lumala ang traffic (although hindi nya talaga kasalanan ito, kulang talaga sa planning ang mga leaders natin), lalong nagkaloko loko ang MRT, maski yung diskarte sa Luneta crisis nun di nahawakang mabuti, lalong nagkulang ang power supply lalo na sa mindanao (although again, hindi nya lahat kasalanan ito...). Quote Link to comment
Ryuji_tanaka Posted November 5, 2015 Share Posted November 5, 2015 ^ You forgot the Playgirls issue and the laglag bala scam. Quote Link to comment
Edmund Dantes Posted November 9, 2015 Share Posted November 9, 2015 Easily APO wins in both categories! The best and the worst lol. Kahit si Bongbong Marcos inamin na me masamang naging dulot ang Martial law. And yes sa administrasyon nya nagumpisa magkaroon ng mga squatter. Nga lang di rin maikakaila na napakalaki yung contribution ng administration nya sa modern infrastructure pa lang at urban planning. Ilang national highways, national high schools, state universities, hospitals nagawa under his leadership. We gotta swallow both the good and the bad. Naging masama man sya, maraming probinsya siguro wala pa din kuryente kung di dahil sa kanya. Kung si Stalin nga na talagang pinagtratrabaho mga russians hangang mamatay sa gutom, tinuturing na bayani ng ilan. Kasi naging heavily industrialized ang russia, naging superpower, at di pa nasakop ng mga nazi. The worst for being worst para sakin ay si Erap. Wala ng iba! 1. Bobo na corrupt pa2. Makamasa ba yung paboran mo si Pareng Danding kesa sa mga magsasaka? Si Pareng Lucio kesa sa empleyado ng PAL? Dahil lang nagkakamay kumain at sinusubuan batang gusgusin makamasa na?3. Walang hiya at butangero. Akala nasa action movie sya "huwag nyo akong subukan".4. Imbes pabahay sa mahihirap, pabahay para sa mga babae5. The mere fact na lang na di man lang nagtagal sa pwesto reflects his incompetence.6. The only president ever convicted of plunder. Quote Link to comment
Ryuji_tanaka Posted November 9, 2015 Share Posted November 9, 2015 Easily APO wins in both categories! The best and the worst lol. Kahit si Bongbong Marcos inamin na me masamang naging dulot ang Martial law. And yes sa administrasyon nya nagumpisa magkaroon ng mga squatter. Nga lang di rin maikakaila na napakalaki yung contribution ng administration nya sa modern infrastructure pa lang at urban planning. Ilang national highways, national high schools, state universities, hospitals nagawa under his leadership. We gotta swallow both the good and the bad. Naging masama man sya, maraming probinsya siguro wala pa din kuryente kung di dahil sa kanya. Kung si Stalin nga na talagang pinagtratrabaho mga russians hangang mamatay sa gutom, tinuturing na bayani ng ilan. Kasi naging heavily industrialized ang russia, naging superpower, at di pa nasakop ng mga nazi. The worst for being worst para sakin ay si Erap. Wala ng iba! 1. Bobo na corrupt pa2. Makamasa ba yung paboran mo si Pareng Danding kesa sa mga magsasaka? Si Pareng Lucio kesa sa empleyado ng PAL? Dahil lang nagkakamay kumain at sinusubuan batang gusgusin makamasa na?3. Walang hiya at butangero. Akala nasa action movie sya "huwag nyo akong subukan".4. Imbes pabahay sa mahihirap, pabahay para sa mga babae5. The mere fact na lang na di man lang nagtagal sa pwesto reflects his incompetence.6. The only president ever convicted of plunder.Sounds like (except for 4 [walang gustong pumatol] and 6 [hope the next administration looks into it]) a list of disachivements for the Mongoloid in the Palace. Quote Link to comment
Edmund Dantes Posted November 10, 2015 Share Posted November 10, 2015 Sounds like (except for 4 [walang gustong pumatol] and 6 [hope the next administration looks into it]) a list of disachivements for the Mongoloid in the Palace. Narcissistic, corrupt, and truly a moron. Palibhasa action star! How could Erap not be the worst president ever? Maganda actually yun setup ni Ramos. Stable noon currency natin. Within 2 years pinabagsak ni Erap ang piso to 55 pesos = 1 dollar. Nawalan tiwala maraming investors, bukod pa dyan sunod sunod kontrobersiya sa administrasyon nya hangang pumutok na jueteng gate. FPJ easily would fall under this category had he been president. Oh do not get me wrong I am an FPJ nerd. Pero hindi ako ganun katanga para iboto sya pagkapresidente. He would not even be a president. Because his advisers will be the one running this country Quote Link to comment
haroots2 Posted November 10, 2015 Share Posted November 10, 2015 (edited) Not many are vocal about Ramos but he is as corrupt as Marcos, GMA and the rest. Wala lang gustong kumaso sa kanya pero malaki rin ang kinurakot niyan. Number one is the Centennial Park sa Pampanga, malaki ang nabulsa nila ni Doy Laurel. A multi million pesos project pero ano na ngayon? Pinagbebeta din niya yung mga assets ng govt. and di mo alam kung saan napunta yung pera. Ang maganda lang ata naidulot sa pagbenta any yung Fort Bonifacio kasi napaunlad ng mga private inventors into BGC. Another shady deals are IPP contracts. Source of income din niya yung PAGCOR and Duty Free Phil. Kaya hanggang ngayon marami pa ring bilib kay Marcos dahil puro palpak ang mga sumunod sa kanya. Kung lahat natuto sa mga pagkakamali ni Marcos e di sana maunlad na tayo ngayon. Kaya I agree on the survey na si Marcos ang best and the worst president. Depende kung which side ang naranasan mo sa regime niya. Edited November 10, 2015 by haroots2 1 Quote Link to comment
Edmund Dantes Posted November 10, 2015 Share Posted November 10, 2015 Not many are vocal about Ramos but he is as corrupt as Marcos, GMA and the rest. Wala lang gustong kumaso sa kanya pero malaki rin ang kinurakot niyan. Number one is the Centennial Park sa Pampanga, malaki ang nabulsa nila ni Doy Laurel. A multi million pesos project pero ano na ngayon? Pinagbebeta din niya yung mga assets ng govt. and di mo alam kung saan napunta yung pera. Ang maganda lang ata naidulot sa pagbenta any yung Fort Bonifacio kasi napaunlad ng mga private inventors into BGC. Another shady deals are IPP contracts. Source of income din niya yung PAGCOR and Duty Free Phil. Kaya hanggang ngayon marami pa ring bilib kay Marcos dahil puro palpak ang mga sumunod sa kanya. Kung lahat natuto sa mga pagkakamali ni Marcos e di sana maunlad na tayo ngayon. Kaya I agree on the survey na si Marcos ang best and the worst president. Depende kung which side ang naranasan mo sa regime niya. Tama, ang dami dami daming pagkakataon sana mga sumunod patunayan na they can do better than Marcos. Na bigay satin totoong demokrasya at kaunlaran. Pero wala! Lahat sisi lang kay Marcos. Ang mga kalsada na gawa nung panahon ni Marcos hangang ngayon ayus pa! Napapakinabangan pa. Pero yung mga itinayo pahanon ni Cory sumunod ilang ulan lang lubak lubak na. Pano, maanumalya mga kontrata kaya bumawi mga contractors sa materiales. Quote Link to comment
darksoulriver Posted November 10, 2015 Share Posted November 10, 2015 Tama, ang dami dami daming pagkakataon sana mga sumunod patunayan na they can do better than Marcos. Na bigay satin totoong demokrasya at kaunlaran. Pero wala! Lahat sisi lang kay Marcos. Ang mga kalsada na gawa nung panahon ni Marcos hangang ngayon ayus pa! Napapakinabangan pa. Pero yung mga itinayo pahanon ni Cory sumunod ilang ulan lang lubak lubak na. Pano, maanumalya mga kontrata kaya bumawi mga contractors sa materiales. eh yung mga pinagawa ng DSWD na bahay dun sa mga Yolanda victims ayun hindi mapakinabangan... mas mtibay pa yung mga napagawa ng mga NGO's sa tagal ng LRT 1 ni hindi naisipang pahabain ito ng mabuti para mdaming mas mkinabang nadagdag isang estasyon lng. Quote Link to comment
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