Rogues Gallery

97 Responses to “Rogues Gallery”

1. Maurice Elloso
   June 5th, 2009 02:24
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   Ricky

   Sana makarating ito sa mga nasa senado…. Si LITO LAPID AT BONG REVILLA ay mga TROJAN HORSE sa loob ng Senado. Baka magulat na lang tayo na dalawang Senador kasamang pumirma sa bill ng mga Tongressmen. Noong lumabas ang Hayden Sex Scandal naglabas agad ng statement si Bong Revilla na binaboy daw si Katrina Halili pero sa pagkakataon ito ang binaboy ng mga Tongressmen ay ang constitution at ang taong bayan wala man lang statement si Bong Revilla, kaya Ricky sana may magtanong kay Bong Revilla kung ano ang comments niya sa ginawa ng mga Tongressmen para malaman natin kung pakawala din siya ng Malakanyang sa loob ng Senado.

2. amboy
   June 5th, 2009 02:44
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   TANDAAN NATING LAHAT MGA PANGALAN NG MGA BUWAYANG ITO!!!! LINTIK LANG ANG WALANG GANTI PAGDATING NG ELEKSYON! MGA BAYARAN ANG KAKAPAL NG MGA MUKHA NYO! MGA MAGNANAKAW SA KABAN NG BAYAN!

3. orosa
   June 5th, 2009 06:16
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   to maurice?

   DUH! matagal na naming alam na bong and lito are with the admin. whats new there? where have you been?

   ito namang si nikki teodoro, may i run daw ang asawa niya for president pero bat pumirma diyan? im confused na tuloy. may election ba or wala? pero in fairness, si nikki teodoro ang the most elegant congresswoman of today. sosyal ang dating!

   si dilagalen mas masahol pa sa manok na pumuputak. sa pula sa puti yan.kung nasaan ang itlog doon siya. kabaliw.

   historically congress is pro admin. kasi ang dali lang mapatalsik ang any congressman dahil locally elected lang.mag annoint lang ng kalaban ang palace, talo na si congressman sa next election.

   eh ang senadors mga nationally elected, as in milyon ang boto so parang lebel kay tita glo. kung baga sa chess parehong royals. eh the congressman are just pawns. dami nila.

   pero in fairness ha, i admire these people who voted for chacha. they have the balls.
   it takes a lot of guts and balls to be able to do that in philippine society esp now na lahat kalaban mo.

4. The EQualizer
   June 5th, 2009 09:09
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   Asshole/s (also less commonly known as President, Presidents & Assholes, Congressmen, Scum(bag), Lower House,Pimps & Hoes and other names).Hopefully ,assholes will not be elected in 2010 polls.

5. arvin
   June 5th, 2009 09:12
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   it doesn’t surprise me at all to see the three congressmen from Davao on the list:

   NOGRALES, PROSPERO C. Davao City, 1st District
   GARCIA, VINCENT J. Davao City, 2nd District
   UNGAB, ISIDRO T. Davao City, 3rd District

   as they say, be careful what you wish for, you just might get it. By voting for the passage of HB 1109, they must have been wishing for an electoral defeat. So we just have to grant their wish.

6. Leonard
   June 5th, 2009 09:18
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   I don’t know Ricky… Seems most folks don’t realize they should have voiced their opinions DIRECTLY to their Representatives (by mail or phone) BEFORE the vote. That’s how you ensure your elected officials are working for the interests of their constituents. I’ll tell you what though… After the smoke clears, they’ll vote in the same greedy-money grabbing-idiots in the next election… That is, of course, if there is a NEXT election.

7. Annie Enriquez Geron
   June 5th, 2009 10:16
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   Ricky,

   Thanks for publishing the list ng mga lintek na anak ng palaka na ito! Mukhang pera, gahaman, buhay pa sila sunog na ang mga kaluluwa ng mga walanghiya’t mas makapal sa do por dos ang mga mukha. Sa darating na eleksyon mangampanya tayo laban sa mga buwayang ito.

8. MELVIN
   June 5th, 2009 10:36
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   nograles et al thinks that people in the intire nations are morons. by issuing statements that the process is for the supreme courts acid test of whether they are allowed to vote for a law with or with out the senate…. wow!!!!! this congressmen is in the heights of their arrogance, this bunch of conressmen are all out of their mind… mr. barzaga i have voted for you i dont know youre that idiot PALITAN NA NATIN ANG SLOGAN MO CPA NA BOBO PA!!!!! AND WAIT TEHRE IS MORE MUKHANG PERA NA MUKHANG PORK BARREL NA …. WELL WHAT ELSE CAN I SAY????? HINDI KO NA KITA IBOBOTO KASAMA ASAWA MO…. AT LAHAT NANG MGA KASAMA MO

9. amorsolo
   June 5th, 2009 10:39
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   just like to know who didnt vote also…

10. Carlo
    June 5th, 2009 10:47
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    Here’s something else. Computerized election is on it’s way. Probably these congressmen have lost their options to stay in power via manual manipulation that’s why they’re looking at another alley to stay in power.

11. Carlo
    June 5th, 2009 10:49
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    Goodness… Ang problema sa Pilipino, hindi nag-iisip. harapan nang nilalapastangan, bigyan lng ng bigas, nabola na ng tuluyan!

12. Mike Gomez
    June 5th, 2009 12:30
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    Ibang klase rin talaga mga tongressman na ito. Better remember those names pipol, don’t vote for them in 2010. Sneaky bastards.

13. Pacheco
    June 5th, 2009 12:35
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    Matalino at mabait naman ang Pilipino.

    Natatakot and nagugutom lang ang maraming Pilipino.

    At maraming Pilipino ay nagbebenta ng sarili nila. May presyo ang Pilipino.

    Sinong hindi magtatanggap ng pera galing kay Kapitan?

    Isang storya na may MEDIA BLACKOUT:
    http://www.journal.com.ph/index.php?issue=2009-06-01&sec=4&aid=94765

14. Dirk Pitt
    June 5th, 2009 13:45
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    Matapos makolekta ng mga tongressman ang tig-iisang milyon na paunang bayad, kanya kanya ng pa-book sila ng mga starlets.
    Si Tong. Antonio Kho kaya, sino pina-book niya? Pinsan ba siya ni Dr. Hayden Kho?

15. Jeric
    June 5th, 2009 13:47
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    Wow! And my “representative” found his name first on the list!!!

    ABANTE, BIENVENIDO M. “BENNY” 6TH District Pandacan

    Well, kahit pa naging “ZZZABANTE” apelyido niya, definitely nasa “exluded list” ko na siya for next election…

16. right said fredd
    June 5th, 2009 16:41
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    what’s new Philippine politics sucks, they all dance to the music of “pork barrel” Php. 20,000,000.00 a piece to be exact and they have the nerve to call themselves gentelmen… BAHALA NA ANG PANGINOONG DIYOS SA INYO LAHAT NA CONGRESSMAN!!!

17. erni
    June 5th, 2009 16:57
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    only one word i can think of - SHAMELESS

18. Tukayo
    June 5th, 2009 17:07
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    Ang buhaya may kabusugan, ang mga iyan, busog na busog na, gusto pa e ipasa sa mga anak at ka-apo apohan nila ang kasuwapangan nila. Marami diyan ang nagtutulak sa mga anak at asawa nila na tumakbo at dapat di na iboto ang mga ganyang suwapang. Tinuturo kung paano sila maghanapbuhay sa kanilang mga anak. Ilan sa mga pulitiko na yan ang walang naka-linya sa kanilang pamilya para humalili sa kanila sa kanilang “MARANGAL NA HANGARING MAKAPAGNAKAW ESTE MAKAPAGSILBI SA BAYAN?” Kaya pati konstitusyon ay kailangan nilang nakawin sa taong bayan para maging “legal” ika nga sa kanilang paningin ang mga pinaggagagawa nila.

19. marc1a
    June 5th, 2009 18:54
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    m thinking sooo loud! i could go deaf . . . why not let us . . .

    1) i-print eto at i-post sa mga bulletin boards (virtual or physical)

    2) paki-link this site sa mga personal sites natin so that everybody we know knows as well (i.e., if some aren’t aware yet)

    3) for good measure, take note of the names at i-email sa lahat kakilala (a la chain mail ba ;).

    siguro naman before next election comes, sa dinami-dami at paulit-ulet na kakakita at kakabasa nyan e kabidaso na natin lahat ang mga politico loco who we should be cautious of.

    consider it as one-time big time pastime. you’ll be surprised of the multiplier effect that that would generate considering the virtual activity of pinoys in the Net.

    nagkakabaraso-han na e. dahil marami sila nagagawa nila gusto nila… pero mas marami tayo. kung magkaisa lang siguro la reason for them not to listen… but if they still force it, God forbid if we exercise the same force. so while we can do this peacefully, let us do all we can. now.

20. marc1a
    June 5th, 2009 19:15
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    ATTENTION: Congressmen listed above.

    panawagan lang po sa mga concerned, sana naman nag-consultation muna kayo sa mga constituents nyo bago gumawa ng mga desisyon na potentially would be chaotic considering the current political context… Kaya nga kayo tinatawag na “representative” e. ‘m no polsci expert but that would have been the responsible thing to do. di nyo lang naman personal prerogative yan. if you were really thinking for and care about your respective districts that elected you in the first place (to represent THEM), that should have been considered.

    ang nagiging problema kasi ilang beses na ini-urong daw yan issue na yan… kapag tahimik na mga tao pailalim bigla isusulong ulet. kahit saan mo tingnan, sabihin man kahit wala motive na panget, what do you guys expect people to think? kasalanan ba makapg-sisp may niluluto kayo when we cannot even count on your words to stick — you who vowed to represent us. maalala nyo sana sinumpaan nyo tungkulin. o kung di nyo kaya panindigan mag-resign na lang para mabigyan chance mga tao willing to really serve this country.

21. marc1a
    June 5th, 2009 19:33
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    … pasensya na. nakakagalit lang kasi.

    nakakagalit makita na niloloko ka.

    mas nakakagalit na alam mo habang nangyayari yun e mananahimik ka na lang sa isang tabi.

    ano ba tingin nila sa ‘tin tau-tauhan lang?… e di ba kaya sila nandiyan e dahil sa mga boto natin?

    nakakalungkot makita na ngayon nasa pwesto sila may sarili sila mundo when dati noong mga nangangampanya, kung makasuyo parang concerned,

    next year, election na naman. kaya pa ba natin paulit-ulet na ganito? sana pulutan na eto ng aral. maging mapagtanong, mapagmasid at alamin kung sinu-sino ba itong mga taong tumatakbo. ano ba nagawa nila for the people they represent? effective ba sila sa mga ginanapan nila pwesto? nasangkot ba sila sa katiwalian? ano ba klase paninindigan meron sila? makabayan-enough ba sila to set aside personal concerns for the common good (naipakita ba nila ito in the past)?…

    na-appreciate namin move by some networks to provide forum where we can get to know more next election’s presidentiables. this way the people can weed out the trapos and clear the way for the true rennaisance man who has the capacity and hopefully the heart to feel for its people, trustworthy and faithful enough to lead this country forward.

22. Bermil
    June 5th, 2009 23:17
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    I am just thinking why everytime this country has a new bill to pass we always brand things to controversy. we associate thing to politics, to corrupt people in the governement or just some personal agenda. If our mind set is always like this, I think this nation will never move on, imagine there is no credible person in both parties and will never this country have maybe until catastrophic things happen like the one in 2012 movie. a huge flood to wipe out the civilzation. Crazy as we are if we wait for a messiah to come and save us. The best for us is to experiment what is in there and what we have today and I believe there wil be results and we can move on and get things to a better way CONSTANTLY and not INSTANTLY.

23. abigail02
    June 5th, 2009 23:54
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    i’m very disappointed about the representative in our district… ( i don’t want to mention where is it )… was voted for approving con ass… Naku I’m agree with Ate Pinky… that name has bastos na…. jejeje…It is bad if the con ass will pass does mean pa may term extention pa ang PANG-ulo… How about my rights to vote the people or candidate that really deserve as a nation servant…

24. abigail02
    June 5th, 2009 23:55
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    well message… for this coming election ( if will happens pa hopefully… ) vote wisely talaga…

25. AbysmalSpecter
    June 6th, 2009 04:46
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    What’s the uproar all about?

    What’s so unconstitutional with the idea of Constituent Assembly?

    Obviously the Senate and the Lower House have different opinion of how it is to be done, esp. the computation of affirmative votes on the measure. But this is a subject best left to the Supreme Court.

    Notwithstanding their difference in the interpretation, both Senate and House agree that Constituent Assembly is a consitutional means of introducing change in the charter.

26. erni
    June 6th, 2009 05:59
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    cha cha circa 2009 will not pass.
    that im sure.
    but these characters in the congress will
    be with us for a long time, arrogant and unrepentant.
    unpunished,they will strut like peacocks
    in the halls of congress professing love for
    country while shamelessly lining their pockets
    and working as mercenaries of malacanang.
    its about time we line them up ten at a time
    untill we get rid of these scums and send a clear message to the others that betrayal
    of public trust is dangerous and thick
    pachydermic hide is no match against speeding
    led.

27. alex
    June 6th, 2009 09:43
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    No surprise…
    Karamihan sa mga members of the house ay matititbay na ang mga sikmura…
    Di na inaalintana ang tunay na kapakanan ng mga mamamayan…
    Kahit siguro manawagan na iboycott ang mga tongressman na mga ito, sila pa din ang maghahari sa darating na halalan…
    Alam ng mga trapong ito ang kahinaan ng mga electorate…pera pera lang yan ika nga…
    Dahil kung talagang tunay nating kinondena ang mga karamihan sa member ng house, bakit nanalo pa din sila at ang mga kaalyado nila nung nakaraang halalalan…
    Nooy din ay nanawagan na iboycott ang mga ito dahil sa pagbasura ng impeachment complaint kay gloria pero nakapwesto pa din sila…
    Iyan na yata ang Philippine politics…

28. Rene R. Baltazar
    June 6th, 2009 11:41
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    Sila ang mga congressman na nagpapahirap sa bansa natin. Ang batas na ginagawa nila ay para sa kanila lamang pero ang mga sweldo at mga allowances ay galing sa bulsa natin. Kung tumatalab lang ang sumpa, cigurado naisumpa ko na sila. Sana nga, sana nga.
    Rene

29. Chris
    June 6th, 2009 12:13
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    the con-assers will not lose their seats; they represent provincial districts, and the vast majority can.t connect con-ass to Gloria forever.
    just look at the thakin MPs that win over and over in their rural districts

    nothing is wrong with con-ass or con-con but common sense says both house and senate have to vote separately in a bi-cam system

30. ahock
    June 6th, 2009 12:37
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    it would be best if the majority have just finished the debate rather than cut short. Kung ang botohan ay same result BUT all sides were given siguro mas ok yun. But what happened was parang niloko ang mga minority kunwari sa plenaryo nalang debatihin pero i re railroad pala dun

31. benj
    June 6th, 2009 16:34
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    pumirma din pala ang congressman namin na si castro fredinel? misis daw nya papalit na congresssman sa capiz? tiyak vote buying na naman yan..wag na natin iboto yan..

32. erni
    June 6th, 2009 17:50
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    i wish we could have a “dust to dust, ashes to ashes day” for our honorable congressmen.
    on that day, they will sit on a special chair and on live tv, will be asked simple question each like:
    honorable congressman, do you get 20% cut from public works projects in your district?
    if he answers NO, 2million giggawatts of electricity will zap him into dust.
    honorable congressman,were you bribed by malacanang to vote in favor of cha cha?
    if the answer is NO, bolts of electricity will
    roast him untill he is all but ashes.
    honorable congressma,why did you vote against the impeachment and for cha cha?
    if the answer is because that is the wishes of
    his constituent and because its good for the country and that he never received
    any payola from malacanang for his votes,
    he will be sucked into the heart of a blackhole
    where he will be destroyed completely including
    his dusts and ashes.
    on live tv for all to see.

    wish ko lang naman.

33. Chris
    June 7th, 2009 12:14
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    is CHED postponement due to H1N1 fever or Cha-cha rally fever? is she planning something for this week?

34. centurioparko
    June 7th, 2009 15:27
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    Same buyers, same sellers.

    What is traded?

    People’ beliefs and votes.

    Thank you Ricky for your blog that allows some truth to shine through the heavy curtains of corruption.

    Some truth in this blog also:

    http://truthaboutluciotan.blogspot.com/

    the fight for the truth continues…

35. Happy Ting
    June 7th, 2009 22:34
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    Galing mo talaga Ricky, saw halalan.

36. Michael
    June 8th, 2009 15:57
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    Ricky,

    Off topic, but I was a bit disappointed with the Leadership Forum on TV.

    I thought the forum addressed the ills of the country in a very superficial way. You asked the candidates about their stands on a few important issues, like the reproductive health bill and internet porn, but are those really the benchmark issues for a Philippine president?

    To help me make an informed choice, I would really like to hear the candidates respond to these:

    What concrete steps will you take to reduce corruption in government?

    Do you think we need to review the pork barrrel process? Including how much is given, and the way it is released (supporters get it, opponents don’t).

    With regard to executive privilege, do you believe that all presidential conversations are protected, regardless of topic? Please elaborate.

    Would you be in favor of revising the rules on political appointments? (i.e. reducing the number of positions that are filled by appointment, and enforcing strict qualification requirements for appointees).

    How does the Rule of Law apply to the President? Please elaborate.

    I’m sure the candidates would find ways to avoid answering, but I would still prefer to hear them discuss these issues, rather than the polite tea-time comments we heard the other day.

    Not a criticism. Just a request.

37. Mark
    June 8th, 2009 22:00
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    Thanks for these Ricky, now we’re getting somewhere in terms of “educating” our voting public..

38. MK
    June 8th, 2009 23:39
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    Michael,

    Pretty good questions you have above. Maybe next time someone would ask the candidate those questions.

39. ANTONIO GARCIA JR
    June 9th, 2009 02:09
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    we are all in the time of identity searching … i remeber during the EDSA 1 revoultion the whole world see us as a model for change. now we let politician ruin the model. now we ler them ruin our society.

    many countries did learned from our experience with EDSA and now they are free and on way to prosperity.

    cant we be a new global model again? cant we do something else inorder to stop all this nonsense?

    let stop them now!

40. Maurice Elloso
    June 9th, 2009 02:27
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    gusto ko sanang ikalat ang listahang ito pero ang ikinakatakot ko ay baka lalong matandaan ng mga Pilipinong eng eng ang mga pangalang nasa listahan na sa halip na huwag iboto ay baka iboto pa nila dahil sa name recall problem ng mga Pilipinong eng eng…kasi magiging familiar sila sa pangalan at iyon ang natatandaan nilang pangalan kaya baka iyon pa ang maiboto. Hindi tuloynatin alam kung ipapakalat ba natin ang listahan or huwag nalang at baka makatulong pa sa popularidad ng mga hinayupak na mga tongressmen iyan.

41. Centurioparko
    June 9th, 2009 10:21
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    Hindi eng eng ang Pilipino

    Mag isip kayo

    Binebenta ng mga mahihirap ng Pilipino ang boto nila.

    Eh yung mayayaman na Politiko? Hindi ba rin sila binibili?

    Ang laban para sa Pilipinas ay kailangan ng pagsasama ng mga mabubuting Pilipino (obvious na ito) Ginagawa ba ng mga mabubuting Pilipino?

    Sino ang eng eng ngayon?

42. Alberto D. Pempengco
    June 9th, 2009 13:48
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    Sino pupunta sa Anti-Con-Ass rally sa Ayala Avenue sa Makati bukas?

    Anti-Con-Ass ba iyan talaga or ‘Binay for President’ rally masquerading as a Con-Ass rally?

    Mag-ingat!

43. JDLC
    June 9th, 2009 14:51
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    Ricky, thanks for posting the names of the so called “honorable” congressman who voted for the passing of 1109. Many of us are dismayed on this issue and this is the time to look closely on these names. We should do our part by writing to our respective congressman (wherever we belong) and inform them of our disgust on their action. Yes, it is very obvious, pakapalan na lang ng mukha ang labanan at nangyayari sa bansa natin.Ang mga nasa poder ang namamayagpag at ginagawa nila ang ikabubuti ng kani-kanilang mga personal na interes. Kawawa naman si Juan de la Cruz, kawawa ang ordinaryong mamamayan na dahil sa kasibaan ng mga namumunong ito sa bansa natin, lalo lang tayong nababaon sa kahirapan. Ang pinagpapasarapan nila ngayon ay ibayong kahirapan at pagdurusa sa sambayanang Pilipino sa hinaharap.Suggestion ko lang na bakit hindi natin ilagay sa diyaryo ang pangalan ng mga congressman na ito pag malapit na ang botohan sa Mayo 2010? Ipaalam natin sa buong sambayanang Pilipino na sila ang mga taong nagpapahirap sa bayan at sinuman sa kanila o mga kamaganakan nila ay hindi dapat iboto o iluklok sa pwesto. Meron bang batas na nagbabawal sa publishing of names sa diyaryo malaman lang ng buong sambayanang Pinoy na ang mga Kongresistang ito ang nagsulong ng 1109?

44. chris
    June 9th, 2009 15:47
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    I agree that future ANC forums must ask harder questions, the most important being if they favor unicameral or bicameral. Because anyone favoring unicameral wants strongman rule, as we all know the house will always follow the president whoever she is.

    other issues I would like to hear an answer are:
    mandatory ROTC (which is a form of conscription), supported by Teodoro, Jinggoy and Lim.
    SIM Card registration as supported by Lacson.

45. IvanZ
    June 9th, 2009 17:14
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    bomb the “house” and we will have a BULL RUN…

46. Raymond
    June 9th, 2009 21:24
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    Con ass or con con is not bad but apparently we dont know the hidden agenda.

    We should never get tired of EDSA 1,2 etc….even 33 or 1000. we should never stop looking for the right people to lead us into salvation…kung wala tayong gagawin, things will just go on and on…this is one of the most evil regimes that i’ve witnessed. Almost all the family members went into politics not to help the filipino people but to protect their selfish interest. If we have to march again, then let move on and unite for a common cause…to save our country

47. Joepogs
    June 10th, 2009 00:38
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    Posting the list was a great idea! Through the list I found out that our congressman from the lone district of Aklan once again sold out the province to the government. Remember the list of fertilizer scam recipients? He was also on that list. In fact his corrupt reputation is graphically depicted by his illicit properties in our province. Poor Aklan but rich congressman. Never again!!!

48. Dino Manrique
    June 10th, 2009 00:45
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    http://filipinowriter.multiply.com/photos/album/84/Photos_of_Congressmen_who_Signed_Con-Ass_HR_1109

49. macky
    June 10th, 2009 02:28
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    Ricky, You are really a true Pinoy idol. By publishing all these “GREEDY, CORRUPT, PUPPETS” of the Arroyo administration, you are educating the Filipino people. At least they know who NOT to vote next election.
    More power to you.
    Macky

50. Maurice Elloso
    June 10th, 2009 04:06
    50

    Ricky…

    I support Michael that those question he listed should be asked to all presidentiables…no ifs no buts…..

    Please, please Ricky push for those questions…

    Sana sa susunod maimbita naman sina Villar at De Castro…

51. kano-Gino
    June 10th, 2009 07:26
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    Hi Ricky,

    Here are the Photos of Congressmen who Signed Con-Ass (HR 1109)
    http://filipinowriter.multiply.com/photos/album/84/Photos_of_Congressmen_who_Signed_Con-Ass_HR_1109

52. Juan
    June 10th, 2009 10:39
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    Hi Ricky!

    This list is really useful in when election comes. I hope it’s okay to post this list on the website Eleksyon 2010 by FilipinoFirst.org -> http://www.filipinofirst.org

    More power!

53. chona
    June 10th, 2009 11:34
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    Hi ricky,

    Those congressman that says they represent their constituent ang mga kausap nya lang yung mga supporter nya, dapat tinanong nya muna Pati yung hindi bumoto sa kanya, kung ano ang kanilang nararamdaman tungkol dito bago sya bumoto.

    conassgressman…. all arroyo puppet

54. Jae
    June 10th, 2009 23:06
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    Ricky,

    asking for your permission to repost this through my blog.

    thanks!

55. Ricky Carandang
    June 10th, 2009 23:12
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    Jae,
    Go for it. Its public info no need to ask.

56. Ricky Carandang
    June 10th, 2009 23:15
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    Maurice,
    Lagi naming iniimbita si De Castro at Villar pero lagi silang tumatanggi.

57. macky
    June 11th, 2009 02:52
    57

    Ricky,
    Keep up the good work. Don’t let GMA get way with Rape and Murder of our constitution by Letting all Her DOGS loose and pass this CON-ASS.
    You don,t have to be a rocket scientist to figure out what GMA and these PUPPET TONGgressmen are up to. It is plain and simple. To keep GMA in power beyond 2010. These TONGgressmen makes the Filipino look bad. They better watch out though, Pinoys are not stupid. Payback time is fast approaching.

58. pogi taga san poli e. samar
    June 11th, 2009 08:32
    58

    Hoi! mga kongressman ha SAMAR an iyo mga **** kamo kaawod gad kamo. in nga DOLOY ini bag-o ka pala kotong ka na. sabagay kay amerikano in dati kaya igbaligya it e.samar ha mga taga langyaw!!!!.dri ka nakita hit kalsada ha san julian ngan borongan asya it panginano-a! an iya..pareho la kam hin nga EVARDONE mga ayam ni GLORIA..yana mga taga E.SAMAR pagmata na gad kita ngan magurusa hin pagbag-o…kon anu it bayad nga iyo makakarawat karawta pero it botosi niyo it iba ayaw na hi DOLOY ngan EVARDONE kay mga AYAM in ni Gloria!!!!

59. Michael
    June 11th, 2009 08:51
    59

    Macky,

    I agree with you. What do you mean when you say “Payback time is coming.”?

    I’m asking because I hear that kind of statement alot, but I never see any payback. All these crooked politicians are not afraid of the public because the public never takes action.

    I don’t mean violent action or protest. By payback, do you mean that we will vote them out of office next time? That’s the right thing to do. Not only should we vote out the crooked politician, but we should also ensure that we don’t allow one of his relatives to take over the same office.

    I think if that were common practice here, politicians would be a bit more responsive to the people.

60. Timber Wolf
    June 11th, 2009 10:07
    60

    “Rogues Gallery”? Your CD Comics references are really showing, Rick

61. Ricky Carandang
    June 11th, 2009 11:10
    61

    Yeah, ever since the Social Justice Society made its appearance I couldn’t resist the comic book references. After all, as I’ve written before, the Philippines is like Bizarro world.
    Kept looking for Wildcat and the original Hourman, but then I realized that they call themselves that without a tinge of irony.

62. Macky
    June 11th, 2009 11:33
    62

    Michael,
    The payback I am talking about is either by booting all of these cronies and puppets out of office come May 2010, or if these CHEATERS still manage to get away with Dagdag bawas next election, I won’t be surprised if the Filipinos go out on the streets , just like EDSA 1.

63. Maurice Elloso
    June 11th, 2009 22:23
    63

    Ricky;
    maraming salamat… kahit sobrang busy ka ay nagkakaroon ka pang basahin at sagutin ang aming mga comments…. nagpapatunay lang na “you do care”….
    more power and God bless you….

64. gener
    June 12th, 2009 16:02
    64

    I thought congressmen are the representatives of their constituents in their respective districts. But from the tone of their voices they don’t represent their constituents. This is what they implied when they approved the resolution convening themselves as a constitutional assembly. It is their personal interest what matters to them not the interest of their people whom they are suppose to represent.

65. Leonard
    June 14th, 2009 09:02
    65

    I’ve watched a few of these Congressmen on TV. One in particular stands out in my mind; Rodlofo Antonio of Nueva Ecija. Anyway, he was doing a one-to-one interview on ANC recently and when asked if he had discussed this matter with his constituents, he replied yes. However, as he expounded on his answer, it seemed (to me) that he only spoke about the matter to a few people. Further, he made the comment (I’ll paraphrase here) that merely being elected by said constituents gives him the blanket approval to do as he sees fit. Is this the mindset of politicians here? I ask all of you… Have you written, emailed or called your Congressmen to express your feelings on this issue? Maybe its just me but I think that would be a more direct form of letting your feelings known… Just a thought.

66. melvin
    June 14th, 2009 14:21
    66

    heck my congressmen do think that his still popular shame on your family

67. Michael
    June 15th, 2009 08:59
    67

    Leonard is absolutely right. People often complain that their elected officials did not consult with them on a particular issue. yes, elected officials should make an effort to get their constituents’ views, but it is also our responsibility to communicate with them.

    We should all be writing more letters and emails, and even making more phone calls. Tell them how you feel on the issues. That is the sign of a true democracy.

68. Maurice Elloso
    June 15th, 2009 23:37
    68

    Hindi lang si Gloria ang gustong manatili siya sa kapangyarihan. Ang lahat ng nakikinabang sa panunungkulan ni Gloria ay gusto siyang manatili sa kapangyarihan habang buhay kaya hindi papayag ang mga general na mawala ang sinasandalang haligi sa malakanyang. Lalaban ng patayan ang mga general na nasa kapangyarihan ngayon dahil sa oras na mawala si Gloria sa kapangyarihan ang mga accomodated position nila ay mawawala din. Gustuhin man o’ hindi ni Gloria na bumaba sa kapangyarihan ay hindi niya magagawa dahil may mga pagbabanta sa kanya at sa kanyang mga kapamilya mula sa mga general na nasa kasalukuyang accomodated positions. Magkakasama ang mga congressmen at mga general ng mga militar para mahostage ang pangulong Gloria Arroyo kasama ang kanyang mga kapamilya. Kaya dapat ay maging handa tayo sa anomang mangyayari. Kahit patay na si Gloria ay pilit itong itatago ng mga magkakasabwat na mga congressmen at mga general para palabasing buhay pa si Gloria para lamang manatili sa kani-kanilang mga kasalukuyang position at kalagayan para magpatuloy sa pagpapasarap sa buhay.
    Iyang ang abangan ninyo at dapat bantayan….

69. question everything
    June 16th, 2009 00:49
    69

    ricky,

    kaya po question everything name ko kasi marami akong tanong. Gusto ko po sana explain nyo naman sa amin f anu-ano ang batas ang mababago. Kasi ang alam ko lng po maka2long sa atin ung con ass. f i’m not wrong malaking percentage sa mga ayaw sa con ass or cha-cha d alam f ano to..conduct po kayo ng survey f mali ako..ngtanongtanong dn ako sa cebu (w/c i’m studyng) at d2 sa province namin..pero dami sa pro-con ass or pro-charcha alam nila f ano e2..

    e2 po ang nagather na info ko: sa con ass daw po, ung mga batas na nakapagpigil sa mga foreign investor. w/c is maka2long sa atin through employment(not to mention fair salaries and beautiful structures :)). Ung sinabi ni sec. theodoro na hihinkayatin natin mga foreigner investor na mag invest d2. kasi bawal kasi makabili ng lupa ung mga foriegner sa atin. ung sinabi nya na commercial, industrial at residential pwede cla bumili, tourism limited lng, at agricultural at mining bawal cla. Ung cha-cha maganda dn daw. maganda kasi ang parliamentary system. walang senador, walang party list. d makakatipid tayo sa fork barrel. tapos pwede na maging prime minister kahit cno sa atin basta magaling at matalino ka lng. d na kailangan exposure w/c is magastos. kasi ung majority na party ang pipili sa PM. kung ayaw natin sa PM d na tayo boboto sa house of parliament(congressman) na kapartido nya. pipili pa rin tayo, indirect nga lng. mas maganda pa nga kasi damay lahat sa partido, so dapat pipiliin nla ung pinakamagaling sa kanilang partido dba? Ung matitipid natin sa fork barrel madagdagan na ng budget ung ibang-ibang goverment agency. ung mga kapatid natin na sundalo sa basilan.dapat may bullet proof vest cla like USA. kahit sa basilan lng , kasi kawawa dn mga family nla kng ma DOA cla. at dapat palakasin at damihin natin ung intelligent agency natin (like NSA, secret service,CIA,FBI etc sa USA) at dapat we need information technologies. coz i believe Technology is a way!

    May rumors dn d2 na mga business sector sa pinas may pakana sa anti con ass. kasi threat daw mga foreign investor.Not to mention ginanap ang anti-rally sa makati last week..ahihihi..media dn daw own by big companies sa pinas..ahhihihi..

    sana ma post po e2..wag lng ung email-add ko po..hehehe.. i’ll wait 4 ur reply kuya ricky sa email..tnx

70. question everything
    June 16th, 2009 01:09
    70

    Even the first Americans who created the american constitution said that we keep on changing the constitution in order to meet the needs. d ko lng naalaala anong exact words. sa discovery channel ko po nakita un. Eh cla pa naman ung unang ng2long sa atin sa 1st constitution natin. Cla nga maraming bisis na ngchange sa constitution. Minsan nga naisip ko sana d nalang tayo binigyan ng full independent ng america. like puerto rico. Commonwealth pa rin hangang ngayon. American citizen, Share economics and national defence sa USA. same currency.Also beautiful places. Ung sa mga hindi nakaalam..after sa peace treaty in paris. ibinigay ang philippines, puerto rico at guam sa America After the American-Spanish war. Ung guam naging Expansion sa USA..Sayang! hehehhe..

    Wag po tayo madamot sa pagchange ng constitution. kahit USA maraming bisis na cla ng Con Ass.Mahal ko din ang Pinas. kaya nga ng comment ako d2 baka maka2long..

71. Maurice Elloso
    June 16th, 2009 02:59
    71

    Gusto ko lang itanong kay question everything, ipinagkakatiwala mo ba ang paggawa ng Saligang Batas sa mga hanay ng mga kongresista ngayon na nasa mababang kapulungan? May tiwala ka bang ang gagawin nilang Saligang Batas ay magiging pabor sa mamamayang Pilipino or pabor lang para sa kanila, katulad ng iniisip mo na ang mga local businessman ay ayaw nilang payagan magkaroon ng karapatang mag-may-ari ng lupain sa Pilipinas? Businessman at Pulitiko ay parehong maka-sarili kaya ano ang aasahan mong magagawa nila sa pagbabago ng Saligang Batas.

72. Michael
    June 16th, 2009 09:12
    72

    Question Everything,

    yes, it’s true. The Americans have amended their constitution many times. But keep in mind that these were always amendments. In over 200 years, they never rewrote their constitution.

    They say that the power of the US Constitution lies in the fact that it is flexible. Meaning that it can be changed. But it is also considered an almost sacred document. Every time an amendment was made, it was always done to address a single specific problem. To allow women to vote. To prohibit slavery. etc.

    Here in the Philippines, it seems that when we talk about charter change, we really seem to mean rewriting the whole document. And, to this day, I am still not clear on exactly what amendments the proponents want to make.

    That’s where the danger lies.

73. question everything
    June 16th, 2009 14:12
    73

    Maurice Elloso

    Ang masasabi ko lng,We just have to trust them. kasi ung idea nla maganda eh. d po tayo aasensyo paglagi tayo magspeculates. Be optimistic. ung sinabi mo na:

    “katulad ng iniisip mo na ang mga local businessman ay ayaw nilang payagan magkaroon ng karapatang mag-may-ari ng lupain sa Pilipinas? ”

    pakibasa po ulit sa mga previous comment ko.

    Michael,

    paggusto natin Parliamentary system or Federal System kailangan talaga rewrite not whole ata but most of the constitutions.
    uu same tayo i’m still not clear on exactly what constitution will be amended. pero andyan naman mga opposition sa mababang kapulungan dba? cla dapat magbabantay nyan. Ang alam ko po ang mahalaga masimulan man lng. i’m sure pag mastart na nyan. at sa tulong ng ANC makikita natin live ung discussion nla. pagnagkataon, dito na po ang tamang panahon para mgcriticize or appreciate dba?

74. Ricky Carandang
    June 16th, 2009 16:57
    74

    Question Everything you say you want to question everything and yet you say we should just trust the House of representatvies?
    Question everyone else but trust the House? I think your political slip is showing here.

75. question everything
    June 16th, 2009 22:05
    75

    sorry but i dnt exactly understand wat u mean by political slip. i’m not that good in english..And im also sorry,i forgot to say that its only my opinion to trust them at this stage..after we’re cleared about wat exact constitution they’ll going to amend, it’s another story..

    sorry bisaya me..and a first year student in nursing now. actually i used to be a graduating student in BScomp sci. but due to financial crisis way back when my parents bussiness not yet stable i stopped..when i was a first year in USC Cebu City last 1999 in my BSmath and BScomp sci course(my department offered me double major courses), i was a scholar in CHED-COD and deans lister until 2nd year. but because of my probs in Board and lodging i stopped. After 2 yrs i returned to USC and i tried to continue my BSComp sci degree without scholarship. but unfortunately again i stopped.. since then my academic life was on and off..wakokok drama. and i spent my leisure time surfing to internet, watching ANC, CNN, BBC, discovery channel, discovery science and History channel.. My field actually was in physics, chemistry,math, problem solver ika nga,magaling daw sa logic(yabang heheh).Einstein,Newton and Faraday mga idol ko un fanatic ako sa mga theories nila.. I’m not that good in english and Filipino but i’m trying..

    Sorry po sa mga na offend ko sa mga previous comments ko po..opinion ko lng po un..i know i’m an open-minded person i also read and listen to ur comments. i also accept advices. and try to balance all the information. i’m not bias to the administration. I also hate them in terms of political will, in dealng with corruption and Pres. Gloria’s transactional government.

    Tnx

76. anon5yrsold
    June 17th, 2009 00:37
    76

    Im not sure what the chacha or con ass does (and cant read about it now as mom is nagging me for “time to sleep”) but Im into changing laws…. specially when the current one allows people to make mistakes and gets away with it.

77. markoboy
    June 17th, 2009 02:07
    77

    naku! lahat ng congressman from davao city pumirma pala. nakakabahala talaga! sana di na sila manalo next year.

78. erni
    June 17th, 2009 04:34
    78

    to question everything.
    there seem to be a disconnect in your writting style.and why start first year as nursing student when you are already a graduating student? kung finances and problema mo di ba mas cheaper na tapusin mo na lang dating kurso mo?

    kung idol mo c einstein,cguro understnd mo relativity theory nya (kame di namin ma gets yun e,ang lalim nun dong). kung understand mo yun, dapat undrstnd m rin political slip. watch k pla anc,cnn,bbc e lagi yun cnasabi dun.

    para malaman mo mean ng political slip, eto mean nya: political slip means “mga politika
    na alway tulog” simpol, di ba dong?

79. erni
    June 17th, 2009 05:13
    79

    to question everything

    oo nga pala. bkit yung big imbestor tulad ng us of a at rasya at tsina imbest malaki at punta ng punta sa buwan at mars e di naman cla makakabili lupa dun?

    bk may nabasa ka kay einstein tungkol dito, paki
    share naman

80. Michael
    June 17th, 2009 09:15
    80

    Question Everything:

    You have nothing to apologize for. I’m really glad to see you participating in this discussion. That’s the real problem with this country: Not enough people willing to question things.

    Blog discussions can get rough sometimes. People sometimes say hurtful things. Don’t let that bother you. Just keep thinking and questioning, and keep posting your opinions.

    “All that is necessary for evil to triumph, is for good men to do nothing” Edmund Burke

81. Ricky Carandang
    June 17th, 2009 09:29
    81

    Question everything,
    Hindi po ako na offend sa sinabi ninyo. Katulad ng sinabi ni Michael lahat tayo dito ay malayang magbigay ng sarili nating opinyon.
    Nagtataka lang ako kung bakit napakalaki ng tiwala mo sa mga kongresista na maski kailan hindi ko maalalang kumilos para sa ikabubuti ng ating bansa kundi para sa kanilang pansariling interes.
    Sana patuloy kayong magbasa at magbigay ng inyong pananaw dito sa blog na ito. Kung nasaktan ka man sa aking mga sinasabi ay humihingi ako ng inyong paumanhin.

82. question everything
    June 17th, 2009 09:34
    82

    this is my last comment na ha..baka dami na magalit sa akin..

    erni
    ang sinabi ko po dati pa po un..my older sister po andun na po sa california ngayon. cya po ngsupport sa akin..and she advice me not to finished comp sci. mahirap daw makapasok dun..nursing daw po mas madali.
    theory of relativiy, ang sabi ni Einstein, space is a fabric of space and time. example para cyang fabric of rubber. na kung maglagay ka ng object, the rubber will bend according to its mass, that is gravity is, na prove po yan sa mga colleague nya during solar eclipse. ung actual position ng star sa likoran ng Sun ngbend po(lumipat ang position) because of the sun’s gravity.

    erni
    earth is so fragile if u know lng.. tnx to them we’re protected somehow from possibly another dooms day in earth. the new discoveries will share from us, discoveries that lead to technologies that we are using everyday, d mo lng alam..u will understand wat i mean f u study astronomy, ok?

    We’re talking about Political Change.this is my first time participation blog’s comments..From the experience that i get into this blog’s comment,I also want to say we also need Moral change..we are all filipinos here, we are just expressing our own opinion dba? i respect ur opinion, u should also dba? d ko alam ang political slip na word that doesn’t mean that i don’t understand what i watchd or heard or read..in fact i got 130 iq test during may entrance exam, pero walang-wala pa ako sa english nun..i got 80 grade in my english subject in high school.na round off pa yan..actually 79.5 yan..buti 95 physics ko 95 chemistry ko 95 trigo ko 95 calculus ko 90 comp/electronics ko, 1st horor pa rn ako..d po ako ng yayabang sinasabi ko lng to para malaman nyo na kng d ka magaling sa english dat doesn’t mean that u did not understand wat u read,watchd and heard..it sound crazy but it is reality..hop u understand

    Tnx and Gud Luck!

    Go pinoy!

83. Noemi
    June 17th, 2009 12:54
    83

    I am from Davao and honestly, kinakahiya ko ang mga bayarin na congressmen namin especially si Nograles. He is really a puppet and was only put as Speaker of the house to be a dummy. We are NOT proud of you!

84. Osting
    June 17th, 2009 15:44
    84

    this will help u understand:
    Charter Change, also known as “Cha-Cha” in the Philippines, refers to the political and other related processes involved in amending or revising the current 1987 Constitution of the Philippines. Under the current constitution there are three modes of which it could be amended: people’s initiative (PI), constituent assembly and constitutional convention. All three would lead to a referendum wherein the proposed amendment/s or revision/s has to be approved by the majority of Filipinos in order to be adopted.

    source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charter_Change

    Constituent assembly or “con-ass” is one of the three modes in which the 1987 Constitution of the Philippines could be amended or revised. The other two modes are via People’s Initiative and Constitutional Convention. The bicameral Philippine Congress (Senate and the House of Representatives) is in a Constituent assembly mode when they formally convene to propose amendments or revisions to the 1987 constitution; and under Article XVII of the Constitution of the Philippines, upon a vote of three-fourths of all its Members.

    sources :http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constituent_Assembly_(Philippines)

85. Osting
    June 17th, 2009 15:49
    85

    Charter Change under Ramos

    The first Charter Change attempt on the 1987 Constitution was under President Fidel V. Ramos. Among the proposed changes in the constitution included a shift to a parliamentary system and the lifting of term limits of public officials. Ramos argued that the changes will bring more accountability, continuity and responsibility to the “gridlock” prone Philippine version of presidential bicameral system. Some politically active religious groups, opposition politicians, business tycoons and left wing organizations opposed the Charter change process that was supposed to lead to a national referendum. Critics argued that the proposed constitutional changes for one would benefit the incumbent which during that time was Ramos. On September 21, 1997, a church organized rally brought in an estimated half a million people to Rizal Park [1]

    Furthermore, on Sept. 23, 1997 the Charter Change advocates suffered a setback when the Supreme Court, under Chief Justice Andres Narvasa, narrowly dismissed a petition filed by the People’s Initiative for Reform, Modernization and Action (PIRMA) that sought to amend the Constitution through a signature campaign or “People’s Initiative”. The Supreme Court dismissed the petition on the grounds that the People’s Initiative mode does not have enough enabling law for the proposed revisions or amendments in the 1987 constitution. Had the petition been successful, a national plebiscite would have been held for proposed changes.

    Charter Change under Estrada

    Under President Joseph Estrada, there was a similar attempt to change the 1987 constitution. The process is termed as CONCORD or Constitutional Correction for Development. Unlike Charter change under Ramos and Arroyo the CONCORD proposal, according to its proponents, would only amend the ‘restrictive’ economic provisions of the constitution that is considered as impeding the entry of more foreign investments in the Philippines.

    There were once again objections from opposition politicians, religious sects and left wing organizations based on diverse arguments such as national patrimony and the proposed constitutional changes would be self serving. Like his predecessor, Estrada’s government was accused of pushing Charter change for their own vested interests. Estrada’s presidency was cut short in January 2001 by the second “People Power” in the Philippines; the 2001 EDSA Revolution

    Charter Change under Arroyo

    Under President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, there were more solid attempts to change the 1987 constitution. Charter change was included in Arroyo’s election campaign platform during the 2004 elections and was considered as a high prority.[2] After winning the 2004 elections, President Arroyo by virtue of Executive Order No. 453,[3] created the Consultative Commission[4] headed by Dr. Jose V. Abueva. The task of the Consultative Commission was to propose the “necessary” revisions on the 1987 constitution after various consultation with different sectors of society. After about a year of consultations, the Consultative Commission came up with proposals[5] that included: a shift to a unicameral parliamentary form of government; economic liberalization; further decentralization of national government and more empowerment of local governments via transition to a parliamentary-federal government system.[6] While Charter change and “opening up” of the Philippine economy are generally supported by small to mid size businesses in the country (such as Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP)),[7] it is opposed by the powerful Makati Business Club (MBC).[8]

    source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charter_Change

    Ang tanong when pa kaya mangyari ang charter change or constitutional amendment? Next president? base in our history that was impossible kahit manalo pa c mar roxas or loren legarda or chiz escudero..pinoy talaga!

86. question everything
    June 17th, 2009 16:09
    86

    waa, delayd ata pc d2..d ko nabasa reply ni sir ricky at michael..ok lng po un..salamat po sa pakikinig..sori po ulit..God Bless and more power!

    Go pinoy!

87. Dino Manrique
    June 18th, 2009 21:10
    87

    Photos and brief report of the June 10 anti Con-Ass rally at the Ateneo de Manila University: http://filipinowriter.multiply.com/photos/album/85/Ateneo_TindigNation_Concert_Rally_and_Noise_Barrage

88. AbysmalSpecter
    June 23rd, 2009 00:54
    88

    Why Con-Ass?

    Constitutions do go out of date. I would like to see our charter evolve or transform to catch up with the fast-changing global political and economic atmosphere.

    Is Con-Ass less democratic? Consider this - the present charter that the so call “democratic forces” are trying to “defend” was drafted by 50 individuals hand-picked by former Pres. Aquino. The drafters of the 1987 Constitution weren’t even elected by the people, as opposed to the congressmen who won their respective congressional district races. Cory’s being against Con-Ass is understable - she wants to preserve one of her legacies, nope, not Kris Aquino - the 1987 Constitution.

    Also, please recall that cause-oriented groups led by Bayan actively campaigned against the ratification of the 1987 charter. Now they are willing pawns in the political game, providing warm bodies to the scheming and opportunistic opposition.

    Con-Ass over ConCon

    I like the present composition of the legislature. In the Upper House, we have eloquent senators who are not exactly pro-GMA. In the Lower House, there are members coming from various cause-oriented organizations. I don’t expect Ka Satur Ocampo or Ka Paeng Mariano or Etta Rosales to get elected as delegate to represent the district where they are elegible to run.

    Note that some anti-Con-Ass senators are not even offering Con-Con as an alternative. Most of them doesn’t have “district constituency.” Take for example Nene Pimentel - there’s no way he will defeat any of the Emanos.

89. erni
    June 24th, 2009 05:53
    89

    to abysmalspecter

    “evolving” and “transforming” something as big as a nations constitution does not happen with
    a marching order from the cappo i cappi and rammed surreptitiously in the middle of the night. decent lawmakers don’t do that in civilized countries. only thieves and mafiosi types acts that way.

    and these are the people you like. wow!

    no survey result ever came up saying people approves of your con assers changing the constitutions this year. so what constituents are your con assers representing? compare to them nene is infinitely better representative.

    is acting against the wish of these honorable congressmen’s constituent democratic? its more like they’re acting like own your description of “willing pawns in the political game, providing warm bodies to the scheming and opportunistic”

    you speak of bayan and others as if today is the 1960’s and the cold war is still raging.
    21st century na and china and russia are
    shamelessly capitalistic to the bone.
    by the way, bayan and others may be noisy, argumentative and annoying but they kept the fire of freedom going in the darkest nights of the marcos dictatorship with great sacrifice. we, discussing issues now, are beneficiaries of those sacrifices. else by now i would be in a cell counting minutes into hours, hours into day… and you, well you could be an undersecretary.

    methinks the only reason you “like the present composition of the legislature” is because it has enough opposition to make the exercise look credible but not enough vote to throw cha cha. that’s being dishonest.

    the real reason for cha cha now is for the queen to continue ruling the hive. her drones have already said so. do you dispute that?

    a slab of cow dung grilled to perfection swimming in rich thick sauce does not a steak make even if it came from the same cow.
    you dont have to taste it to know. the reek of its smell would easily tell you it’s bullshit.

    changing the constitution so that the queen wont have a coitus interuptus is a bit to much
    to impose to a nation. its actually a bit shameless and obscene.

90. Ryann
    June 29th, 2009 01:32
    90

    I am wondering where i can find the attendance of the session when the congress voted for the conass bill. I’m curious if some of the solons from our region voted no or they were merely not around during the casting of votes. thanks.

91. 3rd district
    June 30th, 2009 02:14
    91

    Mr. Arthur Defensor 3rd district of Iloilo for sure will support GMA in this endeavor. The reason being is he wants to build a dynasty for his family in his district. He will run for governor and toto his son will run for congress and another son for board member. I just hope people in his district will be mature enough to realize that GMA cling to power also assures him of his ambition and plans to build his family’s dynasty.

92. Jersey Boy
    June 30th, 2009 11:22
    92

    Let these people know the consequence of their action. They shafted the entire nation, now this coming election, its their turn. Let’s shove it and lead them out of the congress hall.

93. ORVILLE NIM ROSILLO
    July 1st, 2009 16:17
    93

    THE PEOPLE IS INTELLIGENT ENOUGH
    WHETHER THEY WILL VOTE FOR THESE
    POLITICIANS THIS COMING 2010 ELECTION…
    FOR SURE I WILL NOT VOTE FOR THEM…

94. shariel
    July 3rd, 2009 15:31
    94

    ARROYO, IGNACIO T. 5th district Negros Occidental

    as expected our congressman is here..
    WTF!

95. joseph mallabla
    September 2nd, 2009 21:39
    95

    Wow, this list helps - I remember the mode in which these foolish-ticos was made in the manner that they will not be initially be recognized. These congressmen deserve nothing but the worst in their political ambitions.

96. chris abuan
    September 20th, 2009 13:15
    96

    Hello Folks before you judge those people who approved the con ass. ask your self first i am satisfied with the present governance. Is this God’s will? I believe God is unwise to be mistaken. We will just let God speak to them…

    Please campaign against corrup politician..
    No to corruption yes to progress

97. lolobabes
    September 29th, 2009 03:26
    97

    are we surprised??? lolz…. they are just serving their master that feed them well…. ahihihihihi

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