politics Dear Bong Bong

[FF]

19 minutes ago, lee sawyer said:

Dear BBM,

I can see that a lot of yellowtards are triggered by your lopsided victory. You not only won by a landslide, you also proved you got cheated in 2016. 

 

Sincerely yours,

 

lee

6 minutes ago, Amarth said:

2016 vindicated! let's move forward, I've voted for you BBM!! 

As Dolphy said , madaling manalo. Pero pag nanalo na paano? Exult in your victory comrades.

Ngayong nanalo na , malinaw ba sa INYO sa gitna ng pangbubunyi  kung paano tayo iha hango ni Marcos Jr sa kahirapan ? Ask that of yourselves . Kumg may alam kayo SHARE NAMAN .

Panay yellowtards lang kasi naririnig namin. Makakain ba yan ?

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[FF]

Nagpost ako dito about investor downgrade. Yun solid na pwedeng pagisipan. Tapos ang sagot panay alipusta lang ? Mag post naman kayo ng may laman !

[FF]

Ipost niyo kung paano sa tingin niyo ia angat ni Marcos Junior ang bansa ! Para pati kami sumaya naman .

 

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may plano naman siya sa lahat, kasi halatang di nanunuod ng ibang debate or forum.

im a neutral in all aspect, lets support the incoming president, don't be toxic.

[lee sawyer]

18 minutes ago, FF said:

As Dolphy said , madaling manalo. Pero pag nanalo na paano? Exult in your victory comrades.

Ngayong nanalo na , malinaw ba sa INYO sa gitna ng pangbubunyi  kung paano tayo iha hango ni Marcos Jr sa kahirapan ? Ask that of yourselves . Kumg may alam kayo SHARE NAMAN .

Panay yellowtards lang kasi naririnig namin. Makakain ba yan ?

You sound like Ninoy Aquino. Lame lines. Dilaw na dilaw banat mo. Hahahaha!

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[lee sawyer]

Dear President-Elect BBM,

Daming pikon-talong dilawan dito. Hahahahaha! 

 

Sincerely yours,

 

lee

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[francislb]

Mr pres,

ayusin mo ah! Hehehe

[FF]

3 hours ago, lee sawyer said:

Dear President-Elect BBM,

Daming pikon-talong dilawan dito. Hahahahaha! 

 

Sincerely yours,

 

lee

as i expected ... panay alipusta lang walang laman ! ahahahahahaha. I  rest my case .

[FF]

4 hours ago, lee sawyer said:

You sound like Ninoy Aquino. Lame lines. Dilaw na dilaw banat mo. Hahahaha!

thank you for the comparison. And you sound like a typical paid TROLL🤣 panay name calling lang ang alam !

Sana bayad ka ! hirap pag tanga  ka lang for free

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[FF]

4 hours ago, processing said:

may plano naman siya sa lahat, kasi halatang di nanunuod ng ibang debate or forum.

im a neutral in all aspect, lets support the incoming president, don't be toxic.

smni ? ung biased na channel ? bakit di siya humarap sa COMELEC debates ? yun patas dun . pero di umattend .

 

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[FF]

Bincheng Mao: With Ferdinand Marcos Sr.’s son in power, anti-corruption advocates in Philippines need support

https://www.chicagotribune.com/opinion/commentary/ct-opinion-marcos-jr-president-philippines-corruption-20220510-7sugawslzvdwrg2nnzbm6mcmaq-story.html

Pinost ko po para magkalaman naman ang utak ng iba na panay Yellowtard , dilawan ang alam. 

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[FF]

And here's the full text :

It was a warm spring morning 36 years ago when millions of people swarmed the streets of Manila, demanding the ouster of a kleptocratic president from power. Subsequently, Ferdinand Marcos Sr. fled the Philippines with 24 gold bricks, luxury clothes enough to fill 67 racks and gems hidden in diaper boxes — merely the tip of the iceberg in terms of his ill-gotten wealth.

The Filipino Supreme Court later released an estimate that shocked the world: Marcos and his immediate family siphoned nearly $10 billion from the people. The brazen corruption included an airline he seized after it billed his wife, not to mention myriad Swiss bank accounts and Panamanian shell companies. Meanwhile, during Marcos’ rule, 6 out of 10 families lived in abject poverty.

 

It is the duty of every responsible government in the world to combat corruption. Yet, efforts aimed to recover Marco’s unscrupulous wealth are now threatened by the incoming Filipino president: Marcos Jr., the kleptocrat’s own son.

It is the duty of every responsible government in the world to combat corruption. Yet, efforts aimed to recover Marco’s unscrupulous wealth are now threatened by the incoming Filipino president: Marcos Jr., the kleptocrat’s own son.

Marcos Jr. is poised to continue the grim legacy of his family as he attached himself to other corrupt politicians during the campaign. At the outset, he formed an alliance with Jinggoy Estrada, a former acting president who was indicted on a charge of allegedly stealing 183 million pesos in the notorious Priority Development Assistance Fund scam. It was deeply disturbing that anti-corruption advocates called the Marcos-Estrada alliance a “cartel.” Now as president-elect, it is highly unlikely for Marcos Jr. to pursue further charges against his own ally.

 

Citizens from around the world should take lessons from the social media disinformation campaign employed by Marcos Jr. aimed at whitewashing his family legacy. He has used social media to target young people who were not alive during his father’s dictatorship, convincing people that his father’s rule symbolized “a golden age” for the country. Social media companies should flag posts containing such clear disinformation when possible, in a manner consistent with the flagging of election-related disinformation in the U.S.

Successive Filipino governments have attempted to address Marcos’ kleptocracy through the Presidential Commission on Good Government, or PCGG — an agency seeking to recover Marcos’ illegal billions since 1986. As president, Marcos Jr. is well positioned to control the hunt for his family’s wealth. Now is the time for the world to facilitate this anti-corruption effort in a country keen on attracting foreign investments by demanding the Marcos Jr. government preserve the PCGG as a precondition for further economic ties.

 

The U.S. State Department’s website describes the bilateral relationship with the Philippines as one based on “a shared commitment to democracy and human rights.” The U.S. should not only seek to secure this commitment from Macros Jr.’s government but also protect Filipino rights activists and dissidents. Those who have warned that Marcos Jr. could rule without constraint may face political persecution, which occurs on a frequent basis in the country. The U.S. should set an example for the world by expediting political asylum for Filipino activists at risk.

During his campaign, Marcos Jr. repeatedly urged voters to “move on” from the kleptocratic legacy of his family and instead embrace “unity,” even though he continues to benefit from his family wealth. In other words, Marcos Jr. only sees reconciliation when he escapes the blame. Corazon Aquino, leader of the 1986 People Power Revolution in Manila, offered an alternative vision: “Reconciliation should be accompanied by justice; otherwise, it will not last. While we all hope for peace it shouldn’t be peace at any cost but peace based on principle, on justice.”

Bincheng Mao is an agenda contributor at the World Economic Forum. He writes on human rights and economic justice.

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[lrhx]

Dear BBM - at least try. 

[FF]

41 minutes ago, lrhx said:

Dear BBM - at least try. 

... to prove your integrity.

Marcos Junior  can start by paying the 203 Bn estate tax owed to the government and the Filipino people. Attached is a link to the SC decision that has been ruled with finality .

https://elibrary.judiciary.gov.ph/thebookshelf/showdocs/1/34897

He can also jail his mother who has been convicted of graft and corruption by the Sandiganbayan

https://www.ombudsman.gov.ph/docs/05 SB Decisions/SB-Crim-17287-17291%2C 19225 and 22867-22870-People-of-the-Phils-vs-Marcos.pdf

Would anyone care to bet on the chances of this happening ? 

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[Centurion328]

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