We Are Awesome Thread

[Guiness]

When i heard about this rally outside a U.S. Embassyi had to see the videos. I find it really amusing that police officers in the Philippines are so inept at handling and tackling riots. Police aren't equipped to handle riots. They should form a sub branch of the military who are deployed to handle riots and civil unrest within the state.

Like in the U.S. the National Guard is a branch of the military who are also considered army reserves who act as peacekeepers within the country to repel civil unrest.

 

It's so laughable that the police are too overwhelmed with these situations that the government lets them handle it knowing that they don't have the capability to handle the situation. I am also laughing at the fact that police can't handle paint bombs? really? paint bombs and a bunch of wooden 2x 4's and they panic.

 

I wonder what the Philippine police would do if the rioters started putting cars on fire and throwing molotov cocktails at them like what happened to Charlotte NC or even the rioting in Milwaukee Wisc.

 

The Philippines is so lucky they only gotta deal with some paint bombs and other stuff and they whine and cry about human rights. I read some were injured. at least they're going to live

 

They have it so much better than what Americans are dealing with right now. We got it worst. People actually died.

Edited October 25, 2016 by hahnz

[daphne loves derby]

 

transferred to mindanao... para dun maghasik ng lagim??? dapat tanggal na.

 

like i said, kung bihira ang rallies sa US embassy maiintindihan ko pa na hindi sila handa...

kung sabagay, kung NICA na nga sa lampoon news kumukuha ng intelligence, what more out PNP.....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

so, you expect na bababa ang prices ng san miguel products?

if not, ginagawa lang nila yun para mas lumaki kita nila.

 

 

hindi yun ser ang expectations kundi ang mas lumaki ang kita ng mga farmers at mas matulungan sila. Sa halip na idaan pa sa trader, sa kanila mismo o sa coop nila bibilhin at mas less pa ang magiging rice importations. WALA PONG KINALAMAN ang presyo ng SMC products.

 

Sige ano pang negative reactions mo.. banat pa..

 

[Edmund Dantes]

When i heard about this rally outside a U.S. Embassyi had to see the videos. I find it really amusing that police officers in the Philippines are so inept at handling and tackling riots. Police aren't equipped to handle riots. They should form a sub branch of the military who are deployed to handle riots and civil unrest within the state.

Like in the U.S. the National Guard is a branch of the military who are also considered army reserves who act as peacekeepers within the country to repel civil unrest.

 

It's so laughable that the police are too overwhelmed with these situations that the government lets them handle it knowing that they don't have the capability to handle the situation. I am also laughing at the fact that police can't handle paint bombs? really? paint bombs and a bunch of wooden 2x 4's and they panic.

 

I wonder what the Philippine police would do if the rioters started putting cars on fire and throwing molotov cocktails at them like what happened to Charlotte NC or even the rioting in Milwaukee Wisc.

 

The Philippines is so lucky they only gotta deal with some paint bombs and other stuff and they whine and cry about human rights. I read some were injured. at least they're going to live

 

They have it so much better than what Americans are dealing with right now. We got it worst. People actually died.

 

There is no debate na me pagkukulang sa contingency mga pulis natin. What I cannot take however is the notion na kesyo mga pasista yun pulis, na kasalanan ito nanaman ni Duterte kasi binigyan nya ng go signal mga pulis maging marahas sa suspects blah blah blah!. Yes the police did not prepare proper contingency at yun ang kasalanan nila. Pero mga rallyista dito yun nanghanap ng gulo, and kahit sino pa pinaresponde mo dyan, meron at merong masasaktan. Kung tama yun naging contingency, malamang sa hanay lang ng rallyista masasaktan at syempre mas gagamitin ito para idemonize nanaman ang PNP.

 

Sulusyon dito, NO PERMIT NO RALLY. It is to protect both sides.

 

Kung me permit, at least alam kung sino sasama sa rally so me mapapanagot. Alam kung ilan ang sasama, so at least alam kung ilan ang kelangan na pulis. Kung madisperse sila, at least pwede sabihin ng mga rallyista na sumunod sila sa terms ng permit. On the flipside, pwede din sabihin ng pulis na sila itong lumabag.

 

At pag talagang walang permit, di illegal assembly sana dapat yan.

 

Yan ang hirap sa pilipino gusto ng kalayaan ayaw naman maging responsable

[punkee]

My father is buried in Libingan ng mga Bayani, he fought as a guerrilla in WW2 and was a veteran of the Korean war. He earned his right to be buried there. He never turned his back on his country even when there was an opportunity to live in the U.S. as a recognised USAFFE, he turned it down.

 

He had a first hand experience of the cruelty of the Marcos regime when he was accused of helping financially the activists in UP. Put in jail in Crame, he was only released when FVR a fellow veteran in Korea helped him to get out but was told to go on hiding for his safety.

 

Marcos if indeed he was a soldier lost his right to be buried there when he turned against his country for his own selfish greed.

 

Entering LNMB the quote from Gen MacArthur says " I do not know the dignity of their birth but I do know the glory of their death".

 

My father may have not died in glory of the battlefield but he lived in the glory as a soldier.

james cutter will not believe a word you say because he needs proof. links. convictions.

 

and others here also do not give credence :-) to the those who suffered under the Marcos regime.

[camiar]

james cutter will not believe a word you say because he needs proof. links. convictions.

 

and others here also do not give credence :-) to the those who suffered under the Marcos regime.

Flame baiting again, I see....

[camiar]

The incident shows how the police were outmaneuvered by the saboteurs.

 

They were expecting the usual peaceful picket, but were met with rallyists whose real intention is to create a violent incident for media coverage.

 

It was a failure in leadership and tactics on the part of the ground commander. I'm sure he's got the punishment coming to him by now.

 

Madali namang matuto ang pulis sa mga ganyang bagay. I don't think the riot leaders can stage another fiasco like that the next time.

Edited October 26, 2016 by camiar

[Guiness]

 

There is no debate na me pagkukulang sa contingency mga pulis natin. What I cannot take however is the notion na kesyo mga pasista yun pulis, na kasalanan ito nanaman ni Duterte kasi binigyan nya ng go signal mga pulis maging marahas sa suspects blah blah blah!. Yes the police did not prepare proper contingency at yun ang kasalanan nila. Pero mga rallyista dito yun nanghanap ng gulo, and kahit sino pa pinaresponde mo dyan, meron at merong masasaktan. Kung tama yun naging contingency, malamang sa hanay lang ng rallyista masasaktan at syempre mas gagamitin ito para idemonize nanaman ang PNP.

 

Sulusyon dito, NO PERMIT NO RALLY. It is to protect both sides.

 

Kung me permit, at least alam kung sino sasama sa rally so me mapapanagot. Alam kung ilan ang sasama, so at least alam kung ilan ang kelangan na pulis. Kung madisperse sila, at least pwede sabihin ng mga rallyista na sumunod sila sa terms ng permit. On the flipside, pwede din sabihin ng pulis na sila itong lumabag.

 

At pag talagang walang permit, di illegal assembly sana dapat yan.

 

Yan ang hirap sa pilipino gusto ng kalayaan ayaw naman maging responsable

 

 

well i don't know what you think about rallies and protests, but the majority of protests and rallies that i've seen aren't peaceful. There is no such thing as a peaceful rally, you will always expect that it will escalate into something and its something that the police are ill equipped to handle. They should have seen this happening or planned for this as a contingency. if you look at rallies and protests around the world. people will always start something to create chaos

 

to me the way the police reacted just shows a lack of preparation and training. They shouldn't even be there in the first place. Police shouldn't be handling riots and rallies. The government should create a task force that handles riots,

 

I blame the government here for their lack of foresight. Are they naive or just plain stupid to think that police can handle riots or they thought that the protesters wouldn't get riled up and escalate the situation. The rally was a timebomb waiting to go off all it needed was one push and everything falls apart.

 

The solution is, create a National Guard that handles civil riots. Don't use the police. Police have enough responsibilities to think about don't add anymore duties for them to handle its too much.

[daphne loves derby]

 

 

ganito lang ang point ko....

 

if the farmer sells to the trader the rice for P5.00 per kilo..... and he will sell the same to SMC for the same price.... what difference does it make?

 

So if the current situation is like this:

 

farmer to trader: P5/k

trader to SMC: P10k

SMC to consumers: P20/K

 

 

and now what will happen is this:

 

Farmer to SMC: P5/K

SMC to Consumer: P20/K

 

sino ba talaga ang nakinabang????

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

hahahaha,..... basag!

 

naunahan mo lang ako

 

 

 

 

Panahon pa ni PNOY ata yan naisabatas ... pero hail DIGONG

 

 

Aquino signs CMTA into law

 

Aquino signs law increasing tax-exempt value of balikbayan boxes

 

Wow ang sweet nung 2 oh! Tandem pa laban sakin!

OK ibibigay ko sa inyo yang puntos na yan, di naman ako madamot at marunong tumanggap ng pagkatalo pag mali di tulad niyo.

 

Oh eto Rooster at Jopoc basagin niyo.

 

Sweden to send in business delegation

http://www.manilatimes.net/sweden-send-business-delegation/293192/

 

COUNT Sweden out of the anxiety surrounding President Rodrigo Duterte’s foreign policy pivot — Stockholm is set to send in its largest delegation of businessmen raring to do business in the Philippines.

And there’s more: Sweden is also set to reopen its embassy in Manila after shutting it down in 2008 because of budget cuts, recognizing the importance of trade with the Philippines which has become one of the region’s fastest-growing economies.

Biggest-ever delegation

Next month, Sweden’s biggest-ever business delegation to Manila, led by Swedish Minister of Enterprise and Innovation Mikael Damberg, will be in the Philippines. The visit will coincide with the reopening of the Swedish Embassy in Taguig.

ETO PA:

European Union support Duterte economic agenda, want to invest in the Philippine

http://mindanation.com/6139/european-union-support-duterte-economic-agenda-want-invest-philippine/

 

Contrary to what is being reported in the mainstream media, fourteen ambassadors representing the member-countries of the European Union (EU) have expressed their continued support for the Duterte administration’s 10-point socioeconomic agenda and bared plans to invest more in the Philippines, particularly in infrastructure, energy and civil security, among other fields of interest.

In a recent meeting with Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III, the ambassadors from the EU countries also emphasized their cooperation with the Philippines in implementing the peace agreement in Mindanao.

Led by Ambassador Franz Jessen, the head of the EU delegation to the Philippines, the 14 ambassadors who met with Dominguez were from the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Czech Republic, Greece, Austria, the Netherlands, Romania, Denmark, Hungary, and Sweden.

They expressed their interest in “working closely” with the Philippines in implementing its 10-point socioeconomic agenda on inclusive growth.

ANO SEEN ZONE NA LANG??? HIRIT NG NEGATIVE DALI!!!

Edited October 27, 2016 by daphne loves derby

[daphne loves derby]

Tanga at bobo na lang talaga ang magsasabi na puro small time at mahihirap lang ang nahuhuli

 

60 BANYAGA, ARESTADO SA ISINAGAWANG RAID SA MAKATI

http://news5.com.ph/videos/8F22AEEF3895489/9/60-banyaga-arestado-sa-isinagawang-raid-sa-makati

AKSYON | Sinalakay ng mga kawani ng NCRPO ang isang opisina sa Makati para hulihin ang isang Chinese national na sangkot umano sa iligal na droga. Pero pagdating nila sa lugar, nabistong gumagamit din ng iligal na droga ang iba pang foreigners at ang operasyon nila ng online gambling

Edited October 27, 2016 by daphne loves derby

[Edmund Dantes]

 

 

well i don't know what you think about rallies and protests, but the majority of protests and rallies that i've seen aren't peaceful. There is no such thing as a peaceful rally, you will always expect that it will escalate into something and its something that the police are ill equipped to handle. They should have seen this happening or planned for this as a contingency. if you look at rallies and protests around the world. people will always start something to create chaos

 

to me the way the police reacted just shows a lack of preparation and training. They shouldn't even be there in the first place. Police shouldn't be handling riots and rallies. The government should create a task force that handles riots,

 

I blame the government here for their lack of foresight. Are they naive or just plain stupid to think that police can handle riots or they thought that the protesters wouldn't get riled up and escalate the situation. The rally was a timebomb waiting to go off all it needed was one push and everything falls apart.

 

The solution is, create a National Guard that handles civil riots. Don't use the police. Police have enough responsibilities to think about don't add anymore duties for them to handle its too much.

 

Kung ganyan ang argumento mo, eh di icriminalize na lang ang lahat ng rally. In fact, sa mismong pagplaplano pa lang, dapat ng arestuhin at ikulong. Kaso madami ang aayaw dyan kasi martial law nanaman daw. Akala ko ba we pride ourselves na nagpatalsik tayo ng diktador sa pamamagitan ng mapayapang rally na yan? Yes most rallies end up sa gulo. But it does not mean that efforts on both parties can be made so we can have healthy exercise of democracy and not be acting like animals on the streets.

 

Yan ang problema eh, meron naman task force. Ang problema they have the "maximun tolerance" policy. Kung susundan ang argumento mo, wala na dapat maximum tolerance. Nagaassemble pa lang disperse na dapat. Hulihin yun mga pinuno, dalhin sa kampo kuryentehin bayag hangang bumula bibig.

 

Ang punto ko dito, bakit pulis yun mas sinisisi natin samantalang mga rallyista naman ang nagdala ng gulo?

[Guiness]

 

Kung ganyan ang argumento mo, eh di icriminalize na lang ang lahat ng rally. In fact, sa mismong pagplaplano pa lang, dapat ng arestuhin at ikulong. Kaso madami ang aayaw dyan kasi martial law nanaman daw. Akala ko ba we pride ourselves na nagpatalsik tayo ng diktador sa pamamagitan ng mapayapang rally na yan? Yes most rallies end up sa gulo. But it does not mean that efforts on both parties can be made so we can have healthy exercise of democracy and not be acting like animals on the streets.

 

Yan ang problema eh, meron naman task force. Ang problema they have the "maximun tolerance" policy. Kung susundan ang argumento mo, wala na dapat maximum tolerance. Nagaassemble pa lang disperse na dapat. Hulihin yun mga pinuno, dalhin sa kampo kuryentehin bayag hangang bumula bibig.

 

Ang punto ko dito, bakit pulis yun mas sinisisi natin samantalang mga rallyista naman ang nagdala ng gulo?

 

 

That's why its called a democracy because you are allowed a voice. Like what you and I are doing right now. We are allowed to voice our opinion regarding these matters that happen in society. What i'm trying to point out is there is a lack or preparation and foresight on the police's part when it came to defusing the tense situation with the protesters

 

First of all, protests and rallies are within the rights afforded to citizens to do. But the failure comes on the part of the police because once the rally started they should have immediately started a dialogue with the leaders of the rally and set groundrules on the protest.

 

Immediately they should have prepared non lethal dispersal weapons like water pellets, or pepperball rounds that disperse on impact. But only as a last resort.

 

As far as i read there was no dialogue between the police and the leaders of the rally. Communication is important to have in these type of highly charged confrontation between the police and the protesters. It would help to defuse the tension

 

You can't blame all of the protesters for starting any trouble. In a mob mentality its easy for people who purposely want to start a physical fight to hide. That makes it difficult for the police to track down the perps in a protest because some protesters there are protesting in a peaceful manner. The real perps hide within the crowd while planning out something to spark a violent reaction against the police

 

The reason the police are blamed here is because of their failure to act and react properly to these situations. The police who got in the van and started to ran over people to try to get them to disperse was a panic move if i've ever seen one. It shows a lack of training and proper procedure to handle what was happening.

 

Ive never seen riot police in other countries run over people, they stand their ground and use other means of dispersal methods on the crowds

 

Protesters will be protesters there are true believers to the cause and there are people who just want to start something to provoke the other side to react violently.

 

The police failed to see or predict that these things might happen and when it started happening, they panicked.

 

The police managed to make themselves look like jackasses on TV showing their inexperience to handle a riot properly. It only empowered the troublemakers to use rallies to try to provoke police into reacting improperly.

 

One thing's for sure they need to go back to taking Riot Crisis Management classes in order to be more prepared.

Edited October 27, 2016 by hahnz

[daphne loves derby]

 

 

Hindi naman kasi ako blind follower..

 

Ni digong? oo.. pero ni binay? ewan ko lang..

 

basta ako, I give credit where credit is due na dapat ipaalam din sa iba, lalo na sa mga uninformed bandwagon haters na andami dito sa MTC.

pero ung mga problema sa bunganga niya, always badtrip sakin un.

 

And no, I am not a blind follower

[jopoc]

 

Ni digong? oo.. pero ni binay? ewan ko lang..

 

basta ako, I give credit where credit is due na dapat ipaalam din sa iba, lalo na sa mga uninformed bandwagon haters na andami dito sa MTC.

pero ung mga problema sa bunganga niya, always badtrip sakin un.

 

And no, I am not a blind follower

 

 

kaya pala yung padala galing abroad na 10k na wala nang buwis, bilis mong krinedit kay digong... ok... i believe you.

[jopoc]

 

Tanga at bobo na lang talaga ang magsasabi na puro small time at mahihirap lang ang nahuhuli

 

60 BANYAGA, ARESTADO SA ISINAGAWANG RAID SA MAKATI

http://news5.com.ph/videos/8F22AEEF3895489/9/60-banyaga-arestado-sa-isinagawang-raid-sa-makati

AKSYON | Sinalakay ng mga kawani ng NCRPO ang isang opisina sa Makati para hulihin ang isang Chinese national na sangkot umano sa iligal na droga. Pero pagdating nila sa lugar, nabistong gumagamit din ng iligal na droga ang iba pang foreigners at ang operasyon nila ng online gambling

 

 

 

mga illegal chinese workers dito???? small time lang mga yan... mga bum at dead beat lang yan sa china na pinasok dito para magtrabaho.

 

tanong mo kung sino financier at operator ng mga online gambling na yan kung sumachavit yan at ask mo na rin atong ang ginagawa ng mga chinese na yan sa pinas.

Edited October 27, 2016 by jopoc

[Bolj]

In short this thread is about digongs BS and not binays.