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Wednesday, September 11, 2013

In the Name of Pork, there are Other Napoleses Who Are Prostituting Themselves in Congress

Image courtesy of www.filipinostarnews.net

The pork barrel scam that Napoles and her ilk operated for decades has been likened to a Mafia that sucked the blood out of every Filipino till the blood was no more.

Janet Lim - Napoles started her trade in the 90’s. Other Scammers OS had been there before her, employing the same modus operandi, but Napoles overtook them by a mile obviously because she’s way smarter and gutsier.

Most OS start on a small scale, initially with a handful of Legislators/Mayors LM to keep them thriving. Through the years, the scheme has evolved to the extent that OS have multiplied in numbers big time. Older OS turn over their lucrative trade to their children (daughters) who of course have grown very familiar with the “business.” Other than daughters, female relatives who can be trusted enough may also carry on.

One can never say that there is conflict of supply (OS) and demand (PDAF). Not so, because the scheme’s driving force is the funds - more funds means more business.

Pork barrel funds aka people’s taxes are the fuel that keep the engine/scam running. Napoles and OS are ecstatic everytime they would learn of additional taxes to be imposed by the government (like E-Vat) or when they hear of other good news (high OFW deployment/remittances) because it means higher yield for them.

However, greed and competition from rival OS have forced some of them to be more creative with their craft to get ahead.

Napoles and OS allegedly employ Agents or Contractors AC to do their bidding. AC’s are pretty, some “artista” wannabe’s or losers in “artista search” contests, some are jobless nurses, too. Others are graduates of exclusive Catholic girls’ schools, who use their looks and glib of tonque to entice these legislators to do business with them.

There are also some AC’s who operate independently and opt to be their own boss. This way, they are in nobody’s control and can do anything as they please, capitalizing on their skills and pocketing 100% of the profits. They drive flashy cars, wearing branded clothes and bags, and looking nothing but professional. AC’s are regular fixtures in the halls of Congress.

HOW THEY OPERATE

OS give workshops or seminars to their AC’s where they are taught and trained on the technical aspects of the trade, including personality development and makeover. They are taught how to use their charms to entice and flirt with LM’s, handling rejection, to be aggressive, daring, and shameless.

Once finished with the training, an AC is set out to work. But first, she will do a profiling of her target LM’s– if he is bachelor or married, 1st termer or re-elected, along with their contact numbers, and other pertinent details. AC’s are very busy during elections monitoring results and eyeing on potential winners. Once the winning candidates are set, AC’s will start contacting them to introduce themselves and their “business.”

“Senator JV Ejercito told the committee that during his stint in the House, “there are times there are a lot of beautiful ladies around (sic).”
“We called them ‘livelihood girls’ because they were peddling livelihood projects,” he said, indicating that the women were asking lawmakers if they could fund the projects with their PDAF for possible kickbacks for both the proponents and the lawmakers.” - PDI

First-time legislators are AC’s preferred targets – naïve, accommodating, easily swayed. Indeed, these girls are like vultures ready to devour their prey. Some are smart, English-speaking, celebrity-looking girls.

AC will frequent an LM’s office, bringing with her expensive gifts like Rolex watches, Hermes or LV stuff, vacation/plane tickets, GC’s – anything to bribe LM to win him over.

AC’s interest is mainly LM’s pork, but along the way, during the course of the transaction, her agenda is also to hint at sexual favors - regardless if LM is married or not. The more ambitious of them long for "affair" with LM. This way, a deeper relationship is formed and cemented - an accomplishment that can assure AC of future pork funding to her bogus NGO’s.

When that is not accomplished, AC stalks LM- texting, calling relentlessly to make follow-up. Wherever LM is, the calls never stop - in the gym, in a meeting, at a restaurant. Very often, AC treats LM out for lunch, dinner, and a lot more – till he says yes. Or AC will use her special relationship with another LM to get him to endorse her to fellow LM’s she is eyeing.

Important occasions are a must to give them gifts, too - birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, Christmas, family milestones, whatever. AC won’t leave no stones unturned to obtain that precious yes from LM. Gifts must always impress – only the pricey stuff.

On their social media accounts, AC’s would post, “Done with Christmas shopping,” accompanied by pictures of the items/shopping bags from Rustan's, Birkins, LV, Rolex.

PORK BONANZA

During bidding, veteran AC’s allegedly control and call the shots, making it appear that they are “malakas” thereby intimidating the new AC’s that often result with them backing out from their bids. Essentially, it’s a really done deal.

When pork is released, AC or OS go to the projects’ so-called “beneficiaries” to take pictures with the people who will benefit in the alleged livelihood program or with pupils and teachers for a school feeding program. Everything is only for show just to have some hint of legitimacy.

The livelihood program would turn out to be a dud, while the school-feeding program would be a one-day feeding only.

For every NGO that got the LM’s pork, OS and AC stand to earn between Php200,000 to Php10Million.

No wonder that LM’s run after their pork that got awarded to an NGO even after their term had already expired believing that technically, the pork is theirs.

SYSTEMATIC LOOTING

Both LM and AC benefit tremendously from the deal: LM for kickbacks and sexual favors, AC for pork and perks. It is not surprising when AC requests LM for an 8-plate for her Explorer.

To be fair, not all LM’s succumb to the AC's modus operandi and carnal seduction. A handful of them is still decent and worthy of the position.

The AC’s permanent presence in the halls of Congress have alarmed some people. Aware of their agenda, the Congressional wives reportedly went to the higher-up to ask that these AC’s be banned from the premises. However, they were told that it could not be done because Congress is a public place.

PARTYLIST

Some partylist groups are also reportedly into the scam to recover election expenses, especially when they feel that they don’t stand a chance at getting re-elected. A partylist group once headed by a youth leader YL and now a government department head is one of these.

Any politically well-connected individual can aspire to profit from government funds. An Uncle UN of an ex-Celebrity-Politician CP capitalizing on CP’s top connections often dropped her name in his dealings, assuring the people he dealt with of 100% project completion once they signed up. When UN sensed that CP’s connection was about to crumble, he rushed some papers’ completion and have all the VIP signatures fixed, making sure that everything was set at the 11th hour. Soon after, CP was on her own, while UN was still smiling – a clear case of midnight deal, so to speak.

The Philippines is a rich country being made poor by the political thieves we repeatedly elect into office.

Corruption has reached mind-boggling proportions - the one big cause of extreme poverty in the country. If statistics are to be believed – almost 50% of our national budget goes to corruption. That’s nearly half of our P2.5Trillion 2014 budget – or close to P1Trillion that will finance the dizzying and obscene lifestyles of our Honorable Officials and their accomplices.

Do we still wonder why we are in this pit?

“Stand up. Be bold, be strong. All the strength and succor you want is within yourself. Therefore, you make your future.” ~ Swami Sivananda

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71 comments:

  1. Ang hirap ng clue! Row 5 ako ngayon.

    More clues pls

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    1. Gullibles!!!!! It's all about supplies!!!! Supplying the equipments, office, miscellaneous that are needed by the particular agency or department! Matataas lang ang patong! Like an aircon which cost 13,000 will be billed 21.000. Mga bultuhan yan! And para Hindi na madetect ginawa na nilang parang private corporations within a corporation within a corporation! Ganun ka tago! Pero wala naman talaga ding equipment me mga prices lang!

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    2. Hindi pa handa ang taong bayan sa pagbabago! Me radical way for change Pero Hindi pa ripe for that! Wala pa sa sukdulan ang hopelessness!

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    3. Karumal dumal.....

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    4. I feel so sad for my country, my very dear country. Bakit tayo nasadlak sa ganito? Kayong mga politiko, wala na ba kayo kahit konting pagmamahal sa lupang sinilangan at kumandili sa inyo? Wala na bang pag-asa na makabangon uli ang bansa natin na nilulugmok at pinapatay ng mga taong dapat ay nagmamahal sa kanya? Ganito na lang ba ang kahinatnan ng ating pagka-Pilipino?

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      Wala ba tayong gagawin, mga kapatid? Papayag na lang ba tayo na kawawain ng ganito? Kung mahal natin ang mga anak, apo, na siyang magiging future generation, anu pa hinihintay natin? KUMILOS NA TAYO!!

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    6. "Corruption has reached mind-boggling proportions - the one big cause of extreme poverty in the country. If statistics are to be believed – almost 50% of our national budget goes to corruption. That’s nearly half of our P2.5Trillion 2014 budget – or close to P1Trillion that will finance the dizzying and obscene lifestyles of our Honorable Officials and their accomplices."

      HAYYSST!!!

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    7. nung isang araw ko pa eto gustong basahin but now lang nagkaroon ng time. 2:07AM anong sinasabi mong HINDI PA HANDA ANG TAONG BAYAN?

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  2. The only solution is to forgive and forget.. Lets forgive the sinners and we will be free..

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    1. Forgiving is one thing, and forgetting is another. If we let this pass again, ano na lang ang kinabukasan ng bayan natin?

      Thank you, FP for posting relevant issues.

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    2. You do not forget else this will be repeated over and over again.

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    3. Forgive and forget? You must be lunatic!

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    4. Kaya inaabuso palagi ang mga Pinoy kasi masyadong compassionate. Madaling makalimot. I'm sure 50% of today's population don't know what really happened during Martial Law. I say, bring back death penalty!

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    5. Forgive and forget? Sang batas nasusulat yun? Kaya pala nauuto ang mga pinoy masyadong forgiving kuno.

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    6. Kaya tayo medaling maloko dahil sa attitude mo.

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    7. uy bong pasok kna sa aente hearing..late kna o nkiki-basa kpa s BI

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    8. to anon 12:15 cguro isa ka sa involve so mafia style corruption scheme n yan kaya forgive and forget nlang. simple as that....

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    9. Grabe naman yang forgive and forget.. We have laws naman . we forgive pero dapat naman isipin ang sambayanan.. Dami kasi naghihirap oh.. Dapat na matuto mga corrupt na nd tama mga gngawa nila.. Kasi kung hahayaan na lang patuloy pdn nila Gagawin yan.. Ngayon gnyan kalaki ang pera kinukuha sa bayad next tym mas lalaki pa.. Eh Paano na mga susunod na generations.. Kawawa.. Like Paano na anak mo te kung gnyan naman ang ipapamulat mo sa kanya.. Ang Kahirapan ng pilipinas.. Lahat tao. My karapatan sa tax na yan para sa taong bayan yan eh nd sa bulsa ng mga kurakot. We people should be the one to. Enjoy that money not them.. Nd ung iyang tao lang or dalawa... Dapat tayo matuto.. Mga ibang bansa sa Asia asenso na. Tayo naiiwanan nandahil sa mga kurakot at sa atin na hinahayaan na lang at kinakalimutan ntin. Sana din mkunsensya mga unggoy di nila pera mga kapal ng face! God bless them! God bless Philippines!

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    10. malamang di ka nag babayad ng tax!

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    11. Forgive and forget? Alam mo ba ung sinasabe mo? Maybe you're one of those non taxpayers who voted for these immoral people. If we really do want change, we need to act unitedly on this issue. God bless our country!

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    12. You are criminal and insane. You want to give half of the nation's budget to the rich politicians for free while the people are suffering in dire poverty.

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    13. Wtf tong reply na to.

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    14. Sige na nga. O eto na ang limang latang sardinas at 300 pesos na pambili ng bigas. Sa susunod na election, kita kits uli kita. Bye bye, t a n * * n g kababayan.

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  3. That's the million dollar question? HOW?

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  4. Be vigilant. Keep making noise. Don't let the topic die down. And, most importantly, stop being a b*b*tante by not voting for actors, boxers, artists, singers, non-college graduates and any other random personality you'd see in your ballot.

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    1. and how you will send this message sa mahihirap na masa? lahat ba nagbabasa ng dyaryo or ng internet or may internet? or baka nakatutok sa mga teleseryeng hindi naman nakakatulong sa buhay nila?

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  5. Nakakangitngit sa galit. Hindi madadala sa hukay ang mga ninakaw.

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  6. Nakakagalit, sobra! At may workshop pa ang mga po*po* kunbg paano lalan**in ang biktima nila? Ibang klase!

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  7. FOI BILL pls. Thanks FP.

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  8. My faith in the Philippines has been totally diminished. I really hope this pork barrel issue would get in to the brains and nerves of every one us, this cycle of corruption must be stopped.

    If only there's a way that we could not give our taxes and show every politician who are the real bosses of this damned country.

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    1. but the question is paano mo maipapaunawa sa mga masa? remember ugali ng mga pinoy ang madaling makalimot at magpatawad

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  9. Arrest all guilty parties not just napoles.

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  10. Move on na........ Patatagalin lang nila ung issue to the point na maumay na sambayanan and on to the next big news! Wala ding mangyayare..... Pustahan!!!!?

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    1. walang forgive and forget sa bilyones na nawala para sa taumbayan.

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    2. move on ka jan 2:38 AM malaki ang kaltas mg tax ko na dapat nakalaan na lang sa ibang bagay, hindi yun mga basura lang pinapayaman. baka ikaw hindi nagbabayad ng tax

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    3. Oh tama ako Di ba!!!! Me big news na agad! Mnlf sa Mindanao! Sayang walang nakipagpustahan!

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    4. Ikaw kaya ang mag move on sa iyong ka ta n** han.

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  11. Mga demonyo na nagkatawang tao........

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  12. Ang yaman pla talaga ng pilipinas iilan lng ang mga nakikinabang,cla ang mga POLITIKONG LINTA.......

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  13. haist.. nakalungkot ung ganitong kalakaran ng pulitika sa bansa natin, ang mga pulitiko lng ang nakikinabang sa lahat!! kaya naman pala pag eleksyon nagppatayan na cla kc nga naman pag napwesto cla eh sure na yayaman cla!!! samantalang ang dami nating kababayan na naghihirap, nagugutom, at paghumingi ng tulong sa gobyerno eh pahirapan pa!!!

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  14. this is a fact, nothing new, the problem is the Philippines is dominated around 70 % by poor, uneducated, gullible, non tax paying people, who end up having the majority votes during election, who decides on the incompetent corrupt politician, so we the middle class who pays taxes, suffers with the country going down the gutter

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  15. Kaya naman pala nagpapatayan ang mga politikong ito dahil sa laki ng kita sa posisyon nila. CASH AND POWER!! SAAN KA PA??!!!

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  16. Actually madami nga silang ganyan. Pati yung mga rich na gusto nila mas lalong maging rich pa.

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  17. Whoa let me absorb this first! Will read again.

    Curious lang, are even religious organizations involved in this kind of stuff?

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    1. Of course! Consistently mga alipores sila ni Napoles - willing, ready and able to defend her. Mga ipokrito!

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  18. Hai... nakakainis at nakakalungkot naman talaga. Paano nga ba lilinisin ang pilipinas? Kahit naman tanggalin ang pork barrel, siguradong magiisip pa rin ng paraan para makapagnakaw. Pero sana nga di lang mabaon sa limot ang issue tungkol dito ke napoles.

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  19. Alisin na ang tax. Gawing minimum wager ang mga hinayupak para magkaalaman kung sino talaga ang gustong TUMULONG

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  20. MAY THEY ROT IN HELL! BULLF*CK!

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  21. Dapat wala ng gobyerno, walang taxes. Kanya kanya tau ng galaw kc pag nagcocontribute tau ninanakaw lang nila. Tutal talagng kanya kanya nmn tayong langoy sa panahon ngaun, ang nangyyri kc ninanakawan lng tau. Kunga d na tau magttaxwala.clang nanakawin napinaghirapannatin, mas malki ang maiuuwi natin sa pamilya natin mas magiging masagana tau.marunong nmn tayo magtiis.. magtiis nalang tau sa bakubakong daan.

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  22. radical change is needed.. we need to abolish all types of pork barrel, may it be pdaf for the president or not.. let the gov't agencies handle the "supposed projects" from the legislators, they are there to debate and pass bills for our country.. i'm really hoping for an election next year! let's see if these bandits would still like to run in the office better yet if they would still qualify for it.. ayoko na ng trapo.. or mga anak ng pulitiko na wla namang alam (oops! sorry b).. ayoko na ng political dynasty.. sana ang mga kababayan nteng maralita.. mamulat na sa katotohanan na kaya sila nanaatiling maralita ay dahel sa mga boto na tinatapon nila para lamang sa 500.. that's why nagugustuhan ko ung naisip ni mirriam santiago na let the taxpayers only vote for the country! so that quality votes would really surpass the bobovotes!

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    1. eh pano ung mga matatanda na gustong bumoto na retired na?? pano sila boboto??

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    2. FYI: everyone pays taxes, lahat ng bilihin may tax

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    3. FYI, 1:31, she means the ones who file their ITR or income tax returns. Mas nakakaintindi yun. Gets?

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    4. LOVE MIRIAM feisty lady sana siya na ang naging presidente

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  23. well ito ang naiisip kong temporary solution dyan! wag tayong magbayad ng buwis! isuspinde muna ang pagbabayad ng buwis!

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  24. dang andaming hindi nakakaavail ng libre o murang pampapagamot ilang tao na ba ang piniling wag ng magpagamot at hintayin na lang ang kamatayan kesa makita ang pamilya nahihirapan kung san hahagilapin ang perang pambayad tsktsk. ilagay ang pork barrel sa PGH!

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  25. Thanks for this post, fp. Ingat ka ha, madaming magagalit sayo sa post na ito. Be careful always.

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  26. wag papadala sa mga kulay kulay...kasi may kulay talaga ang pag takbo nila....be a wise voter! maraming nagpapangap na tuwid...eh eh eh liko liko at lubak lubak naman...

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  27. Marami sila, isa lang example si napoles marami pang iba may kanya kanyang style at matagal na itong nangyayari. Nakasangla na mga kaluluwa ng mga taong ito pati pamilya nila sa demonyo. Pera ang diyos nila yon lang ang mahalaga sa kanila and they want more, more, more. Lahat may katapusan. Lahat may katapat.

    God save the Philippines!

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  28. Suddenly remebered Regine V's role in the last movie she starred in with Aga muhlach... Parang pork scammer din sya dun targetting mayors n congressmen...

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  29. Meron bang option para di na lng mgbayad ng tax kung gnyan din lang?? Dapat mamamayan na lang ang pipili ng mga credible charities or foundations na gusto nilang tustusan... hirap na hirap na ang pinoy.. Sana isang araw maranasan din ng mga buwaya ang hirap na pinagdadaanan ng mga mahirap pa sa mahirap. Ipasa-Diyos na lang lahat ang mga makakapal ang mukha.

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  30. I bet di makukulong ang mga senators or other politicians na sangkot dyan.... it's more fun in the philippines nga naman!!!

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  31. Thanks FP for keeping this Pork Barrel issue on the top of your scoop. Please keep it that away para maging aware ang lahat ng visitors of this site. Mag-ingat ang lahat ng citizens because these officials will try to create man-made crisis to divert. I hope the Zamboanga crisis is not one of them. Mag- ingat ka din FP coz we know they're not happy with your expose.

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  32. we are to be blamed ultimately for electing into office BASURAS AND THIEVES repeatedly ...nakakaawa tayo... nakakaawa

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    1. indeed.....tayo ang dapat managot for electing thieves

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  33. Name names!!!1 pangalanan na ang mga Magnanakaw sa kaban ng bayan..huwag ikubli sa aliases like TANDA POGI etc etc. name game tayo!!!

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    1. Dapat nga sana , kaso kung wala yata sila hawak n ebidensya puwede sila kasuhan ng libel or something. Eh me mga documents ata na sinira na.

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  34. Indeed, Philippines is a rich country.marami nga lang buwaya at kurakot.dapat sa mga yan is pagbayaran nila lahat ng kanilang katiwaliang nagawa.kapal ng mukha to use peoples money para sa knilang pansariling kapakanan.d karapat dapat sa pwesto ang ilang mga LMs na yan!

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