Apo Marcos : Facts And Myths

[will robie]

Have you done your research already?

 

I don't need to do research. You showed a news article and I am just curious. The article said that it gave reparations to 14% of the claimants since they proved that they were victims. How did you prove that your relative or whoever that person is was a victim?

[will robie]

 

 

Lina Sarmiento, head of the Human Rights Victims' Claims Board (HRVCB), said only 14% of the total 75,749 claimants will receive reparation because the rest failed to prove that they were victims of gross human rights violations.

This is an excerpt from the article. I wonder how you proved it. I mean for them to allegedly release the funds to you, you'd have to prove it. I don't expect an answer if it came from a fairy tale.

Edited May 30, 2018 by will robie

[tk421]

This is an excerpt from the article. I wonder how you proved it. I mean for them to allegedly release the funds to you, you'd have to prove it. I don't expect an answer if it came from a fairy tale.

Youre just lazy. Maybe thats why you escape reality. If youve simply googled, youd have gotten your answer.

 

 

Boom. Oh, whats that written there? A cheque? Nooooooo... could it be?

Edited May 30, 2018 by tk421

[tk421]

Hahaha. Ganun ka ba ka idiotic? We got a cheque so somehow we proved it. Magbasa ka nga ng condition nila. Kung di mo alam paano na prove yun eh di shut up ka na lang. You dont know anything.

[tk421]

Hahaha. Ganun ka ba ka idiotic? We got a cheque so somehow we proved it. Magbasa ka nga ng condition nila. Kung di mo alam paano na prove yun eh di shut up ka na lang. You dont know anything.

Ok, let me be honest, by we I meant my family. I personally do not know the details how they proved it to the commission. Im assuming through witness testimonies, documents, and/or confessions.

 

But the mere fact that we received compensation for it meant that the evidence they submitted were thought to be sufficient.

[camiar]

Ok, let me be honest, by we I meant my family. I personally do not know the details how they proved it to the commission. Im assuming through witness testimonies, documents, and/or confessions.

 

But the mere fact that we received compensation for it meant that the evidence they submitted were thought to be sufficient.

Baka may padrino.

 

"Pare, meron na daw pera ibibibgay ang gobyerno para sa Human Rights Victims. Sali mo naman ako dyan sa listahan..." Yung tipong ganon....

Edited May 31, 2018 by camiar

[will robie]

Youre just lazy. Maybe thats why you escape reality. If youve simply googled, youd have gotten your answer.

 

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Boom. Oh, whats that written there? A cheque? Nooooooo... could it be?

That does not prove your story. Nope, I am not lazy. You are just deluded.

Hahaha. Ganun ka ba ka idiotic? We got a cheque so somehow we proved it. Magbasa ka nga ng condition nila. Kung di mo alam paano na prove yun eh di shut up ka na lang. You dont know anything.

That does not prove anything. Why should I shut up when all you've been doing is post far-out fairy tales?

[will robie]

Ok, let me be honest, by we I meant my family. I personally do not know the details how they proved it to the commission. Im assuming through witness testimonies, documents, and/or confessions.

 

But the mere fact that we received compensation for it meant that the evidence they submitted were thought to be sufficient.

Contradictory statements. First you said that you are assuming through witness testimonies, hence, you have no idea. Then you say that you received compensation. The article states that people just can't claim reparations without proof. Hindi mo mga alam kasi nagaassume ka lang so paano ka makakakuha ng reparation?

[tk421]

he got pwned na and doesnt even know it.

 

Nun una ang stance nya human rights violations never happened. Tapos naging youll only get into trouble when you break the law. When proven incorrect nagbago ang strategy. Tapos bank to bank transfers lang daw, hindi cheques ang binibigay ng hrcb. Tapos ngayon ang defense na lang nya: hindi daw kami nakatanggap ng compensation. LOL. Dream on...

 

And hindi ako ang may hawak ng cheque, syempre eh yun kamag anak ko ang nakakuha nun... di ka ba nag pe pay attention? When I was referring to having received and holding a cheque, i meant it as a family unit. Nili literal mo naman kasi eh. Not surprisingly. Mababaw ka mag isip naman kasi.

 

@camiar. Kung ganun ang view mo, i dare you to prove your allegations against the human rights compensation board. Kung nadadaan talaga sa false process yan mga nakatanggap nyan cheques, then prove it.

Edited May 31, 2018 by tk421

[will robie]

I wonder how I am pwned when I wasn't the one caught fabricating stories. Your fairy tales just don't cut the mustard. Try to be more believable next time.

Edited May 31, 2018 by will robie

[camiar]

Baka may padrino.

 

"Pare, meron na daw pera ibibibgay ang gobyerno para sa Human Rights Victims. Sali mo naman ako dyan sa listahan..." Yung tipong ganon....

 

@camiar. Kung ganun ang view mo, i dare you to prove your allegations against the human rights compensation board. Kung nadadaan talaga sa false process yan mga nakatanggap nyan cheques, then prove it.

 

No, that's not my view.

 

It was YOUR view of me, that I applied back to YOU.

Edited June 1, 2018 by camiar

[tk421]

HAHA. Believe it or not, I actually do not care. Pero research ka pa and maybe you'll see the truth. Fairy tale?

 

We're confident in the fact that 1.9M of Marcos' wealth has been donated to Karapatan c/o us.

[camiar]

HAHA. Believe it or not, I actually do not care. Pero research ka pa and maybe you'll see the truth. Fairy tale?

 

We're confident in the fact that 1.9M of Marcos' wealth has been donated to Karapatan c/o us.

How ironic.

 

Your relative could have used almost 2 million pesos to rebuild his life but instead allowed a propaganda arm of CPP-NDF-NPA masquerading as human-rights advocate to squander it.

 

Was Karapatan able to get any human rights violator convicted and sent to jail? No, they're not interested in that. They don't care to see the victims get justice. They're only interested on amplifying and prolonging the accusations of human rights violations in media coverage to agitate the people against the government. That is their role as communist propagandists. And your family fell for it.

[tk421]

Maybe. But it's really not your business where the money goes. If he wants to donate his money, it's his right to give away to anyone he wants to. Hindi naman ikaw o ako ang na torture para makakuha nun eh.

[camiar]

Maybe. But it's really not your business where the money goes. If he wants to donate his money, it's his right to give away to anyone he wants to. Hindi naman ikaw o ako ang na torture para makakuha nun eh.

 

Yeah sure. It's not anybody's business that he claimed and received compensation from the government who is trying to make things right after his alleged suffering, and he turns around and gives the money to an organization whose sole purpose is to bring down the government. Yes. It's nobody's business.