We Are Awesome Thread

[jopoc]

 

mas pinapaniwalaan niya kasi yung mga MEME kaysa sa mga COA reports.

Dyan sya kumukuha ng mga "CREDIBLE" information.

Yan ang tinatawag na FACEBOOK JUSTICE

 

 

porket meme hindi na pala totoo?

pero pag anti-binay ang meme paniniwalaan nyo. hahaha

 

 

eh ikaw, hanggang ngayon wala pa rin maipakita na napunta yung alleged overpriced building kay binay.....

you base your conclusions from NOWHERE. hahahahaaha

Edited April 6, 2016 by jopoc

[daphne loves derby]

 

porket meme hindi na pala totoo?

pero pag anti-binay ang meme paniniwalaan nyo. hahaha

 

 

eh ikaw, hanggang ngayon wala pa rin maipakita na napunta yung alleged overpriced building kay binay.....

you base your conclusions from NOWHERE. hahahahaaha

 

NOWHERE pala ang COA

hahahahahaha..

 

ikaw ba may naipakita na ebidensya para pabulaanan yung sabi ng COA? para sabihin na wala talagang napunta kahit piso ke binay? NASAAN???

 

Oh hanap na ulit ng meme dali.

 

Kung maka atake tong mga #BINAYaran na ito ke Grace Poe at tawaging "TUTA" daw ni Danding, eh eto palang UMAASA pa din na sa kanila mapunta ang suporta ng NPC.

 

patawa talaga! hahahaha

 

 

Binay camp: Only Danding can declare NPC endorsement of Poe

 

http://www.rappler.com/nation/politics/elections/2016/125604-binay-no-solid-npc-endorsement-poe-danding

 

MANILA, Philippines – Until party founder Eduardo "Danding" Cojuangco Jr himself says it, the camp of Vice President Jejomar Binay will not believe that the Nationalist People's Coalition is fully backing the presidential bid of Senator Grace Poe.

Mon Ilagan, United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) spokesman, made the statement in an interview with radio dzNL in La Union on Saturday, March 12, when asked about the NPC's endorsement of Poe announced by party leaders nearly two weeks ago.

"Alam mo ang stand namin diyan hangga't hindi pa rin namin nadidinig si former ambassador Danding Cojuangco, hindi pa rin kami naniniwala na itong si Senator Grace Poe ay solid NPC na susuportahan," Ilagan said.

(You know, our stand there is until we hear former ambassador Danding Cojuangco [say it himself], we still won't believe that Senator Grace Poe has the solid support of the NPC.)"

On February 29, prior to the Supreme Court decision allowing Poe to run for president, the NPC announced its support for Poe and her running mate, Senator Francis Escudero, a former member. At the time, Poe already enjoyed the support of 90% of the members, a party official said.

The announcement, however, stirred confusion within the party itself, as some members have expressed their support for other presidential candidates. Rival camps have downplayed it too.

Ilagan said many NPC members are rallying behind Binay, which proved that the Poe-Escudero tandem does not enjoy the NPC's "solid" support. – Rappler.com

Edited April 6, 2016 by daphne loves derby

[Ryuji_tanaka]

Panama Papers. Im not surprised to see the Marcos name there.

Do you have a list of which Pinoy pulitiko, businessmen, crime lords are involved? I cannot fund any kind of list.

[punkee]

Do you have a list of which Pinoy pulitiko, businessmen, crime lords are involved? I cannot fund any kind of list.

BBM, the sons of Imee and JV Ejercito are on the list. May be more I dont know. Im still getting updated also

[silverarrow]

moro moro lang yan election eh

[Ryuji_tanaka]

I just saw this now and this made me laugh. I don't wanna castigate Roxas anymore because it's like beating on a dead horse pero natawa ako dito.

Updated due to popular demand:

Bugbugin sina Noynoy Aquino at Mar Roxas!

https://www.facebook.com/events/830287237117451/?ref=22&feed_story_type=22&action_history=null

[Ryuji_tanaka]

I see this:

 

Why Everyone Must Get Ready For The 4th Industrial Revolution

http://www.forbes.com/sites/bernardmarr/2016/04/05/why-everyone-must-get-ready-for-4th-industrial-revolution/#e9343b279c98

 

and I think, ganun na ba talaga ang Pinas, 4th industrial Revolution na, tapos wala pa tayo sa 1st....

[rooster69ph]

But you are forgetting something, it got worse under the other plundering family, the Cojuanco-Aquino:

http://getrealphilippines.com/blog/2016/02/the-philippines-is-worse-off-30-years-after-the-1986-edsa-people-power-revolution/

 

and that is not even including the retard in the palace.

 

Whether it got worse or not is not the issue here ...

 

the main issue is yun "pagsisinungaling" ni BoBong Marcos. In all reality, the Philippines regress under the rule of his dad and we're definitely not close to Singapore not becoming one when he left.

[punkee]

Substantial amount of foreign debt is correct. But without foreign investment and revenue to support the debt, guess who ends up paying for that debt? Definitely, not the Marcoses. They're busy stashing the money elsewhere.

[punkee]

How can we get anywhere, kahit sa 1st anything, when people still love the corrupt? When people demand immediate change on everything, which just isnt possible?

When people find it boring that business is doing well and would prioritize a leader with a wild sense of humor?

Edited April 9, 2016 by punkee

[Kingkongphils]

Wala ngang mailabas na pera e. Saan daw nakalagay.. pati SALN ni BBM hindi rin nila maquestion kasi lalabas ang mga kasong pinanalo ng Marcoses, kung tutuusin ang bilis ng pagtaas ng value nila dapat kung tiwali nga sila nakasuhan na dapat.

[punkee]

being the man to beat is only about winning. has nothing to do with integrity or character.

[Kingkongphils]

being the man to beat is only about winning. has nothing to do with integrity or character.

Yes and who has integrity and character?

[BennyChang]

Bongbong Marcos and his family has amassed more illgotten wealth than all politicians combined in Philippine History. Her mother Imelda Marcos lived a lavish lifestyle while Filipinos lived in hunger and poverty during their 20 years in power.

[BennyChang]

Mods, I just have a question. Does this post have anything to do with the debate? I think this is more appropriate in the Apo Marcos: facts and myths thread.

Bongbong Marcos is a Vice Presidential candidate. Corruption was a topic during the debate and several times he deny any allegation of corruption despite all the evidences and proofs. Dont worry, i heard Leni Robredo would take good care of senior senior citizens like you when she wins, kaya relax ka lang.

[punkee]

What I know is FRM was not even mentioned in the Panama Papers. The hate must be really visceral.

Actually, you may be right. He may not be in the Panama papers. I read conflicting reports.

The hate on stealing and corruption is real though.

[filibustero]

Alright, can we please stop using the argument that conviction by a court or being in jail is the only acceptable proof that somebody did something. I think we can all agree not everyone who got convicted by a court and sent to jail is guilty of actually committing the crime he/she is accused of, and not everyone who actually committed a crime got convicted by a court or was sent to jail. Just because it hasn't been proven in court, doesn't mean you didn't do it. We know there are so many criminals in this country that walk around as free men. So please, stop.

 

And for the BBM haters out there, please try to come up with stuff that the guy actually did and not stuff that the father did. I mean, nobody is asking Nancy Binay in the Senate to answer for the corruption charges hurled against her father; nobody is asking PNoy to take the fall for the shortcomings of Cory's administration; nobody is accusing JV or Jinggoy that they were in on the plunder of Erap (well, apparently they're plunderers in their own right anyway). It cuts both ways, the sons and daughters can not take credit for the accomplishments of their parents. PNoy cannot say he is an icon of democracy like his parents, and neither can GMA take credit for whatever Diosdado Macapagal during his Presidency. As for Erap, not really sure what he did that JV or Jinggoy would want to take credit for (the creation of the Carabao Center perhaps?).

 

As for the VP frontrunners, strip away their names, their lineage, and their affiliations and look at them as individuals standing on their own right and merit. Even those blinded by hate will see who is most capable of serving as VP of this country.

[filibustero]

It seems to me that our next president will be the fiery mayor from the Sweet South and our next vice president will be the tranquil senator from the Solid North.

 

Yin and Yang at its finest. Digong and Bongbong. Hey, even their nicknames rhyme.

BoTete in 2016?

 

Really not a Digong fan. He's dead last on my Presidentiables list.

[FleurDeLune]

Mang Benny, you're 47 and I expected more from an old fart like you. I expected you to post erudite statements. However, what I see is the opposite. Puro kabobohan pinagpopost mo, Mang Benny.

 

Enough already on that poster, MS.

[filibustero]

I would take it you are referring to BBM since he is the only one among the six with both legislative and executive experience. Correct me if I am wrong.

I think that one is pretty clear.

[filibustero]

Why not? Who then will you vote for president? the American? The Incompetent One?

 

Leaning towards the so-called incompetent one - probably the most unpopular candidate in this forum it seems. He's what I would consider the safe choice until a real presidentiable emerges in 2022.

[haroots2]

Leaning towards the so-called incompetent one - probably the most unpopular candidate in this forum it seems. He's what I would consider the safe choice until a real presidentiable emerges in 2022.

In 2022, it will be Mar vs. Binay again. :D

[daphne loves derby]

Alright, can we please stop using the argument that conviction by a court or being in jail is the only acceptable proof that somebody did something. I think we can all agree not everyone who got convicted by a court and sent to jail is guilty of actually committing the crime he/she is accused of, and not everyone who actually committed a crime got convicted by a court or was sent to jail. Just because it hasn't been proven in court, doesn't mean you didn't do it. We know there are so many criminals in this country that walk around as free men. So please, stop.

 

 

 

@Jopoc will not agree.

 

"ipakita mo sakin ang proof na may napunta sa bulsa ni BInay" - ".........." excuse

Edited April 12, 2016 by FleurDeLune

[jopoc]

 

@Jopoc will not agree.

 

"ipakita mo sakin ang proof na may napunta sa bulsa ni BInay" - ".........." excuse

 

 

no need for a court conviction...

 

simple lang naman sinasabi ko... nasaan sa COA report, or any report for that matter, na napunta sa bulsa ni binay ang pera.

 

all you have to do is POINT to it.... kaso nga wala kayo maituro eh!

 

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on the flip side, para lang yan yung sinasabi ng mga duterturds na... kung killer si duterte, asan ang mga kaso?

Edited April 12, 2016 by jopoc

[jopoc]

Alright, can we please stop using the argument that conviction by a court or being in jail is the only acceptable proof that somebody did something. I think we can all agree not everyone who got convicted by a court and sent to jail is guilty of actually committing the crime he/she is accused of, and not everyone who actually committed a crime got convicted by a court or was sent to jail. Just because it hasn't been proven in court, doesn't mean you didn't do it. We know there are so many criminals in this country that walk around as free men. So please, stop.

 

 

 

but, is he not entitled to presumption of innocence?

palibhasa bayaran ka ni duterte kaya mo sinasabi yan.