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		<title>By: James Ramos</title>
		<link>http://filipinovoices.com/an-open-letter-to-candidate-gilbert-teodoro/comment-page-1#comment-178035</link>
		<dc:creator>James Ramos</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 13 May 2010 23:51:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Mayroon dag-dag, bawas inside the PCOS and Server Machines sa Election 2010

I do not trust the PCOS Machines, Modems, Router and Servers. Electronics should not be trusted.
About 95 percent of Filipinos do not know the inner working inside the PCOS Machines or any computer, they do not know about Internal Programs, mini programs on BIOS,and for the Flash Memories that can works inside the machines to manipulate Vote Data in Digital Codes written as Main Program or Application Software to favor a Pre selected Candidate who has givin Monetary Values someone to have more votes.  
 
PCOS Machines vote tally or data’s can be change by the work of Internal computer programs that are very easy to launch by the use of encoding incorporated to the PCOS Software. 

I am writing to you to point the possibility that the PCOS Machine was Compromise since just watching the Vote for Gibo not changing his Vote to 3 Million for three days makes me suspect there were anomalies going on inside the PCOS Machines, the PCOS were transmitting Votes that were being manipulated inside the PCOS from an Internal Flash Drive Memories that were not known by the Operators of these machines. I know about this things because I am and an Electronic/Computer Engineer. Vote Data’s can be accessed and changed internally by Bios Chips inside the PCOS Machine that are preprogrammed to manipulate Vote data’s.
Here is as example:
Assume Candidate A has 100 votes, Candidate B has 50 votes, Candidate C has 150 votes, the PCOS Machine Flash Drive will take these votes and place them in their Memory, Like wise inside the PCOS, secret Flash Memory  chips were signaled by the Internal Program to Change the  following, If Candidate A was the preferred Person to win, the computer program in the PCOS will change the vote to 1000 votes, candidate B, program might only add 50 votes to equal 100 votes, and candidate C , program may only add 25 to make it 175, after these process, the PCOS will transmit these data to the Comelec as the true vote data, not knowing the vote data’s were manipulated inside the PCOS Machine. Also, the Transmitted signal could also be intercepted by Software’s and manipulated( vote data’s are changed) then at the Comelec Servers, there are secret Internal Flash Memories that can manipulate the vote data before the Comelec has their hands on the Votes that has been compromised. 

I believed that were more than 4 access Point where Digital Data (Vote Data) were compromised:

First: In the PCOS Machine-there were four Flash Memory that are used to Add and Subtract Votes. Operators do not see these Flash Memories. These Memories were pre-programmed to add and subtract votes, and are triggered by codes (i.e. program will querry, if Candidate A is code 1011 then add 1000 votes, if candidate B is code 1100 then add 100, if candidate C is code 0011, then add 25 votes ). These new votes were wirelessly sent to the air.
Second-The Signal sent by the PCOS Machines were intercepted to a Wireless Relay Router where Votes were Added or Subtracted then the new Data (Votes) were retransmitted to the Comelec Servers, Municipal Servers and Watchdog servers assuming these signals originated by Clustered Precincts.
third-It is still possible that these servers have embedded Flash Drive inside the Servers where it Added and Subtracted Votes before the Comelec see the votes on their computers. Fourth-there are lots of Software that pick-up Wireless Signal that decrypts, encode, decode data. So open your mind, Electronics is Complicated to 98 Percent Filipinos, asked your Mom, Dad, Uncle, Aunt if they know what is Modem, what are Servers,what is BIOS in the modem, and I can tell you 100 percent that they don’t know the answer.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Mayroon dag-dag, bawas inside the PCOS and Server Machines sa Election 2010</p>
<p>I do not trust the PCOS Machines, Modems, Router and Servers. Electronics should not be trusted.<br />
About 95 percent of Filipinos do not know the inner working inside the PCOS Machines or any computer, they do not know about Internal Programs, mini programs on BIOS,and for the Flash Memories that can works inside the machines to manipulate Vote Data in Digital Codes written as Main Program or Application Software to favor a Pre selected Candidate who has givin Monetary Values someone to have more votes.  </p>
<p>PCOS Machines vote tally or data’s can be change by the work of Internal computer programs that are very easy to launch by the use of encoding incorporated to the PCOS Software. </p>
<p>I am writing to you to point the possibility that the PCOS Machine was Compromise since just watching the Vote for Gibo not changing his Vote to 3 Million for three days makes me suspect there were anomalies going on inside the PCOS Machines, the PCOS were transmitting Votes that were being manipulated inside the PCOS from an Internal Flash Drive Memories that were not known by the Operators of these machines. I know about this things because I am and an Electronic/Computer Engineer. Vote Data’s can be accessed and changed internally by Bios Chips inside the PCOS Machine that are preprogrammed to manipulate Vote data’s.<br />
Here is as example:<br />
Assume Candidate A has 100 votes, Candidate B has 50 votes, Candidate C has 150 votes, the PCOS Machine Flash Drive will take these votes and place them in their Memory, Like wise inside the PCOS, secret Flash Memory  chips were signaled by the Internal Program to Change the  following, If Candidate A was the preferred Person to win, the computer program in the PCOS will change the vote to 1000 votes, candidate B, program might only add 50 votes to equal 100 votes, and candidate C , program may only add 25 to make it 175, after these process, the PCOS will transmit these data to the Comelec as the true vote data, not knowing the vote data’s were manipulated inside the PCOS Machine. Also, the Transmitted signal could also be intercepted by Software’s and manipulated( vote data’s are changed) then at the Comelec Servers, there are secret Internal Flash Memories that can manipulate the vote data before the Comelec has their hands on the Votes that has been compromised. </p>
<p>I believed that were more than 4 access Point where Digital Data (Vote Data) were compromised:</p>
<p>First: In the PCOS Machine-there were four Flash Memory that are used to Add and Subtract Votes. Operators do not see these Flash Memories. These Memories were pre-programmed to add and subtract votes, and are triggered by codes (i.e. program will querry, if Candidate A is code 1011 then add 1000 votes, if candidate B is code 1100 then add 100, if candidate C is code 0011, then add 25 votes ). These new votes were wirelessly sent to the air.<br />
Second-The Signal sent by the PCOS Machines were intercepted to a Wireless Relay Router where Votes were Added or Subtracted then the new Data (Votes) were retransmitted to the Comelec Servers, Municipal Servers and Watchdog servers assuming these signals originated by Clustered Precincts.<br />
third-It is still possible that these servers have embedded Flash Drive inside the Servers where it Added and Subtracted Votes before the Comelec see the votes on their computers. Fourth-there are lots of Software that pick-up Wireless Signal that decrypts, encode, decode data. So open your mind, Electronics is Complicated to 98 Percent Filipinos, asked your Mom, Dad, Uncle, Aunt if they know what is Modem, what are Servers,what is BIOS in the modem, and I can tell you 100 percent that they don’t know the answer.</p>
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		<title>By: Miriam Quiamco</title>
		<link>http://filipinovoices.com/an-open-letter-to-candidate-gilbert-teodoro/comment-page-1#comment-162455</link>
		<dc:creator>Miriam Quiamco</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Apr 2010 09:06:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Lila, I refuse to believe that Gibo has been treated like a mindless puppet in the scenario portrayed by biased media.  Certainly, Gibo is using the biggest political party to launch his political career to the highest level.  To begin with, the party has gotten too big with the merger last year and I think that even if there are defections, the big majority will still promote Gibo to their local constituents.  Chavit, Zubiri are two traditional politicians who can easily be bought by Villar.  In the case of Chavit, it is obvious, he would side with Villar due to Manny Pacquiao and he is obviously of a dubious sort of politician who does not have qualms about changing alliances when it suits him.

What I am saying is that, it is not altogether to Gibo&#039;s disadvantage that the expanded party will have a few defections.  On a local level, incumbents always have sources of funds due to their ties with local businesses and this is certainly true to Duterte for example who is not a Lakas Kampi member, but does have enormous source of funding due to local business ties.  One Cebu too is not all too dependent on funding from the central committee, it is able to generate funds on its own due to its long standing relationship with Cebu-based businesses.  If anything, LGUs that are stable and have sure sources of funding could contribute to the operations of party as a whole.  The party does not have to rely entirely on FG, and since Lakas Kampi has been able to deliver sustained economic growth to the country, reflected in the upsurge of infrastructure projects in the countryside, it has legitimacy enough to stick together behind Gibo&#039;s candidacy.

I would believe Gibo&#039;s call not to believe the intrigues being sown around to demoralize the party and thus erode his voting base.  One Cebu is solidly behind Teodoro and this will rub off on the rest of the Visayan region.  In Davao, I saw a lot of micro-level campaigning for Gibo and even with the absence of his ads on TV, his campaign materials were visible even on small alleys in the city and even in villages.

So Lila, as you can see, I am a solid Gibo supporter through and through.

Happy Easter!!!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Lila, I refuse to believe that Gibo has been treated like a mindless puppet in the scenario portrayed by biased media.  Certainly, Gibo is using the biggest political party to launch his political career to the highest level.  To begin with, the party has gotten too big with the merger last year and I think that even if there are defections, the big majority will still promote Gibo to their local constituents.  Chavit, Zubiri are two traditional politicians who can easily be bought by Villar.  In the case of Chavit, it is obvious, he would side with Villar due to Manny Pacquiao and he is obviously of a dubious sort of politician who does not have qualms about changing alliances when it suits him.</p>
<p>What I am saying is that, it is not altogether to Gibo&#8217;s disadvantage that the expanded party will have a few defections.  On a local level, incumbents always have sources of funds due to their ties with local businesses and this is certainly true to Duterte for example who is not a Lakas Kampi member, but does have enormous source of funding due to local business ties.  One Cebu too is not all too dependent on funding from the central committee, it is able to generate funds on its own due to its long standing relationship with Cebu-based businesses.  If anything, LGUs that are stable and have sure sources of funding could contribute to the operations of party as a whole.  The party does not have to rely entirely on FG, and since Lakas Kampi has been able to deliver sustained economic growth to the country, reflected in the upsurge of infrastructure projects in the countryside, it has legitimacy enough to stick together behind Gibo&#8217;s candidacy.</p>
<p>I would believe Gibo&#8217;s call not to believe the intrigues being sown around to demoralize the party and thus erode his voting base.  One Cebu is solidly behind Teodoro and this will rub off on the rest of the Visayan region.  In Davao, I saw a lot of micro-level campaigning for Gibo and even with the absence of his ads on TV, his campaign materials were visible even on small alleys in the city and even in villages.</p>
<p>So Lila, as you can see, I am a solid Gibo supporter through and through.</p>
<p>Happy Easter!!!</p>
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		<title>By: Lila Shahani</title>
		<link>http://filipinovoices.com/an-open-letter-to-candidate-gilbert-teodoro/comment-page-1#comment-162081</link>
		<dc:creator>Lila Shahani</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 03 Apr 2010 09:46:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Oh, no -- that&#039;s not what I mean, Miriam. The lack of instinct I was referring to is the fact that he seems to have only realized *now* what many have known all along -- that FG and Villar were working together. Unless this is just a drama for public consumption, of course. Lakas, the ruling party with the strongest machinery in the country, has been having funding problems since day 1. Why...? 

As for stepping down, well, that&#039;s his prerogative, altho it is unlikely that he will survive politically because he still needs his people to carry him. Once he&#039;s no longer in a position to demand that, they&#039;re going to do their own thing. What may apply in Davao certainly doesn&#039;t apply to, say, Pangasinan (a much bigger base) or other parts of the country. 

First-hand knowledge too -- Lakas is in serious trouble now, with or without Gibo. Lack of funding and lack of confidence in the leadership (clearly the standard-bearer and the party elders don&#039;t see eye-to-eye, right?) means that the voting base will be eroded. 

Sayang talaga si Gibo. It&#039;s a pity he didn&#039;t ditch the party a long time ago. He might have had a better chance. 

Cheers!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oh, no &#8212; that&#8217;s not what I mean, Miriam. The lack of instinct I was referring to is the fact that he seems to have only realized *now* what many have known all along &#8212; that FG and Villar were working together. Unless this is just a drama for public consumption, of course. Lakas, the ruling party with the strongest machinery in the country, has been having funding problems since day 1. Why&#8230;? </p>
<p>As for stepping down, well, that&#8217;s his prerogative, altho it is unlikely that he will survive politically because he still needs his people to carry him. Once he&#8217;s no longer in a position to demand that, they&#8217;re going to do their own thing. What may apply in Davao certainly doesn&#8217;t apply to, say, Pangasinan (a much bigger base) or other parts of the country. </p>
<p>First-hand knowledge too &#8212; Lakas is in serious trouble now, with or without Gibo. Lack of funding and lack of confidence in the leadership (clearly the standard-bearer and the party elders don&#8217;t see eye-to-eye, right?) means that the voting base will be eroded. </p>
<p>Sayang talaga si Gibo. It&#8217;s a pity he didn&#8217;t ditch the party a long time ago. He might have had a better chance. </p>
<p>Cheers!</p>
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		<title>By: Miriam Quiamco</title>
		<link>http://filipinovoices.com/an-open-letter-to-candidate-gilbert-teodoro/comment-page-1#comment-162017</link>
		<dc:creator>Miriam Quiamco</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 03 Apr 2010 00:05:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hi Lila,

Subsequent articles in newspapers have already belied these claims in the Inquirer.  On the contrary, Gibo has shown dynamism in giving up leadership of the party.  What is strange is the exaggerated pitch that since Gibo has resigned as party head, that the party is breaking up.  Again, this is an example of sensationalizing a mere run-of-the mill party occurrence. 

When Obama was running as president, I seem to recall that Howard Dean was the chairman of the democratic party.  Gibo is a pragmatic politician and I disagree with you that he is being less astute in giving up the chairmanship.  Despite the alleged machinations of FG, the fact remains that majority of governors in the country are endorsing Gibo&#039;s candidacy.  In Davao, the Lakas machinery there is working to get him elected, and this is firsthand knowledge.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Lila,</p>
<p>Subsequent articles in newspapers have already belied these claims in the Inquirer.  On the contrary, Gibo has shown dynamism in giving up leadership of the party.  What is strange is the exaggerated pitch that since Gibo has resigned as party head, that the party is breaking up.  Again, this is an example of sensationalizing a mere run-of-the mill party occurrence. </p>
<p>When Obama was running as president, I seem to recall that Howard Dean was the chairman of the democratic party.  Gibo is a pragmatic politician and I disagree with you that he is being less astute in giving up the chairmanship.  Despite the alleged machinations of FG, the fact remains that majority of governors in the country are endorsing Gibo&#8217;s candidacy.  In Davao, the Lakas machinery there is working to get him elected, and this is firsthand knowledge.</p>
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		<title>By: Joseph</title>
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		<dc:creator>Joseph</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 02 Apr 2010 17:48:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Before I answer you miss Gagelonia I wonder what is your interest on someone who has only 5% on those surveys? You better had a skull-fix on ganging up on somebody who has 5 PERCENT. Incredible.... or was it...

Before I answer your question I will have a question of my own for you to answer?
Why was it that last friday without any media announcement on those two networks, ill prepared for it was only announce a week before, with no leader or figurehead to lead still came out with 25K in the streets of Edsa
Now before you answer let me tell you an analogous incident.
Yellow friday was announce many weeks before even by that giant media ABS CBN though in passing and some newspapers. If they are realy many as you were told by SWS and pulse why can they just muster 100+ in Ayala 
I&#039;m curious at your answer and this was posted also in fb by Gibo Teodoro I hope you can provide me a very intelligent and honest answer much less I hope you are in your very brave posting of what I believe is the question of little children</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Before I answer you miss Gagelonia I wonder what is your interest on someone who has only 5% on those surveys? You better had a skull-fix on ganging up on somebody who has 5 PERCENT. Incredible&#8230;. or was it&#8230;</p>
<p>Before I answer your question I will have a question of my own for you to answer?<br />
Why was it that last friday without any media announcement on those two networks, ill prepared for it was only announce a week before, with no leader or figurehead to lead still came out with 25K in the streets of Edsa<br />
Now before you answer let me tell you an analogous incident.<br />
Yellow friday was announce many weeks before even by that giant media ABS CBN though in passing and some newspapers. If they are realy many as you were told by SWS and pulse why can they just muster 100+ in Ayala<br />
I&#8217;m curious at your answer and this was posted also in fb by Gibo Teodoro I hope you can provide me a very intelligent and honest answer much less I hope you are in your very brave posting of what I believe is the question of little children</p>
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		<title>By: Lila Shahani</title>
		<link>http://filipinovoices.com/an-open-letter-to-candidate-gilbert-teodoro/comment-page-1#comment-161648</link>
		<dc:creator>Lila Shahani</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 02 Apr 2010 00:14:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>We all predicted this would happen. U mean Gibo only realized this *now*? For all his brilliance, he can&#039;t have been very astute, no?
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/20100401-261876/Arroyo-party-breaking-up-First-Gentleman-blamed

It says a lot about his lack of political instinct.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We all predicted this would happen. U mean Gibo only realized this *now*? For all his brilliance, he can&#8217;t have been very astute, no?<br />
<a href="http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/20100401-261876/Arroyo-party-breaking-up-First-Gentleman-blamed" rel="nofollow">http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/20100401-261876/Arroyo-party-breaking-up-First-Gentleman-blamed</a></p>
<p>It says a lot about his lack of political instinct.</p>
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		<title>By: Miriam Quiamco</title>
		<link>http://filipinovoices.com/an-open-letter-to-candidate-gilbert-teodoro/comment-page-1#comment-161637</link>
		<dc:creator>Miriam Quiamco</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Apr 2010 23:50:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Great piece Nina, it seems that if these surveys indeed are scientifically correct, the whole Philippines is delusional about their choice for president.  Aquino is simply the most incompetent presidential candidate and I cringe at the thought that he will indeed win the May polls, I am very disgusted with Villar, but I cannot say for sure that Villar is as incompetent as Noynoy.  So, if we go by these polls, we are stuck with two horrible choices, an incompetent candidate and a corrupt one, it seems democracy is not serving the country well at all.

I still think that Teodoro has a good chance of winning judging from my campaigning on the ground in March in Davao.  Indeed, many voters I had spoken to even in villages had not made up their minds and that the more they were exposed to Teodoro&#039;s brilliance and track record, the more they were inclined to vote for him.  I take comfort in the fact that the same surveys favoring the incompetent candidate say that 48% percent of those surveyed have indicated they could still change their minds.  The problem these surveys pose though is that people&#039;s minds are easily conditioned to think that now the race is between Villar and Aquino.  Between the two, I think that Gibo voters will vote for Villar instead of the undesirable Aquino, but I am still hoping that the machinery of the administration will go for the candidacy of Gibo.  The political machinery of Lakas is obviously promoting Teodoro, in my hometown in Davao, and that with Nograles supporting him in Davao, he will win over there.  

Gibo Teodoro is the only qualified and winnable candidate for the presidency and let us not be fooled by these surveys.  The common people I spoke to in Davao would tell me &quot;don&#039;t believe these surveys&quot;, but I am not sure gullible and stressed out people in big cities would have the same wisdom in choosing their candidate.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great piece Nina, it seems that if these surveys indeed are scientifically correct, the whole Philippines is delusional about their choice for president.  Aquino is simply the most incompetent presidential candidate and I cringe at the thought that he will indeed win the May polls, I am very disgusted with Villar, but I cannot say for sure that Villar is as incompetent as Noynoy.  So, if we go by these polls, we are stuck with two horrible choices, an incompetent candidate and a corrupt one, it seems democracy is not serving the country well at all.</p>
<p>I still think that Teodoro has a good chance of winning judging from my campaigning on the ground in March in Davao.  Indeed, many voters I had spoken to even in villages had not made up their minds and that the more they were exposed to Teodoro&#8217;s brilliance and track record, the more they were inclined to vote for him.  I take comfort in the fact that the same surveys favoring the incompetent candidate say that 48% percent of those surveyed have indicated they could still change their minds.  The problem these surveys pose though is that people&#8217;s minds are easily conditioned to think that now the race is between Villar and Aquino.  Between the two, I think that Gibo voters will vote for Villar instead of the undesirable Aquino, but I am still hoping that the machinery of the administration will go for the candidacy of Gibo.  The political machinery of Lakas is obviously promoting Teodoro, in my hometown in Davao, and that with Nograles supporting him in Davao, he will win over there.  </p>
<p>Gibo Teodoro is the only qualified and winnable candidate for the presidency and let us not be fooled by these surveys.  The common people I spoke to in Davao would tell me &#8220;don&#8217;t believe these surveys&#8221;, but I am not sure gullible and stressed out people in big cities would have the same wisdom in choosing their candidate.</p>
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		<title>By: ninja</title>
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		<dc:creator>ninja</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 21 Feb 2010 16:53:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Ding, I am so glad you brought this up.

I challenge all the pol. parties who fear this scenario: field a rival. The most basic way they could have put a stop to this scenario is by fielding a winnable candidate against GMA. Yan lang hindi pa ginawa. Instead the LP fielded an architect with no name nor track record nor experience. Gilbert has said many times he is not for a Parliamentary system. Yes those are just words, just as &quot;Hindi ako magnanakaw&quot; are just words.

&quot;No candidate is perfect.&quot; says Dean La Viña, in his non-partisan guide to choosing a leader. Let&#039;s then compare Gibo vs Noynoy in terms of the issues being thrown at them and the defense.

Gibo&#039;s alleged lackluster record in DND, Ondoy, Congress; PGMA connection. Defense:
-jailed a general in DND
-cleaned up the process of bidding
-500+ bills filed in Congress, 6 passed into law and several pending approvals
-U.N. representative Jacqueline Badcock said the government responded well to the calamity but was clearly overwhelmed. &quot;The government has really tried its best,&quot; she said. &quot;When you get something that really is unprecedented and catastrophic like the Manila flood, the government is not able to cope.&quot;
-United Nations Undersecretary General John Holmes said, “I admire the efforts of the Philippine government.&quot;
-Puppet of PGMA is just a speculation. Where is the fact? Yes he said he will continue PGMA&#039;s good programs. (don&#039;t subvert truth when convenient) He has gone against PGMA in 2 cases and counting: kicking out the Ampatuans off the party and demanding that the military to present the Morong 43.

Noynoy&#039;s Hacienda Luisita, http://www.gmanews.tv/story/181877/hacienda-luisitas-past-haunts-noynoys-future, SCTEX, being the biggest Senator spender among Pres&#039;l candidates, 5 bills filed, 0 enacted.
-Hontiveros, who&#039;s in the LP Senatorial slate, asked Noynoy to distribute the land
-Noynoy himself acknowledges that HL is a problem and that he has the power to do something about it by promising to distribute the land, albeit in 2014/15 (if elected?)
-The farmers who were killed in HL, the Bishop who sided with the farmers was stabbed 7x, and all the others whose deaths were associated with HL. This is NOT an opinion column but an investigative report.
-SCTEX still a hanging issue, not yet proven too
-Spending P17M for operating expenses and P250M on PDAF/CDF, which when asked about it, he gets &quot;piqued.&quot;

Other issues:
-Disrespecting the survey results as &quot;nabibili sa Quiapo.&quot; I witnessed that.
-Threatening the Supreme Court justices to fire them if they accept GMA&#039;s appointment (called by many as arrogance). On paper!
-Saying he does not need to pass bills because there are too many bills. noynoy.ph Why then be a legislator? Top 6 spender at that! 
-Misuse of his father&#039;s words &quot;The ball is now in your hands&quot; (noynoy.ph) referred to his family, not the country. Isn&#039;t this lying?
-His stand on PGMA shifted after an unsuccessful meeting between Cory and PGMA. Cory reportedly admitted to the mtg. see gma report

YOU BE THE JUDGE

I sent you Ding, many links so that you can evaluate the veracity of your assertions. Were you able to read any? I hope you are interested in the truth.

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ding, I am so glad you brought this up.</p>
<p>I challenge all the pol. parties who fear this scenario: field a rival. The most basic way they could have put a stop to this scenario is by fielding a winnable candidate against GMA. Yan lang hindi pa ginawa. Instead the LP fielded an architect with no name nor track record nor experience. Gilbert has said many times he is not for a Parliamentary system. Yes those are just words, just as &#8220;Hindi ako magnanakaw&#8221; are just words.</p>
<p>&#8220;No candidate is perfect.&#8221; says Dean La Viña, in his non-partisan guide to choosing a leader. Let&#8217;s then compare Gibo vs Noynoy in terms of the issues being thrown at them and the defense.</p>
<p>Gibo&#8217;s alleged lackluster record in DND, Ondoy, Congress; PGMA connection. Defense:<br />
-jailed a general in DND<br />
-cleaned up the process of bidding<br />
-500+ bills filed in Congress, 6 passed into law and several pending approvals<br />
-U.N. representative Jacqueline Badcock said the government responded well to the calamity but was clearly overwhelmed. &#8220;The government has really tried its best,&#8221; she said. &#8220;When you get something that really is unprecedented and catastrophic like the Manila flood, the government is not able to cope.&#8221;<br />
-United Nations Undersecretary General John Holmes said, “I admire the efforts of the Philippine government.&#8221;<br />
-Puppet of PGMA is just a speculation. Where is the fact? Yes he said he will continue PGMA&#8217;s good programs. (don&#8217;t subvert truth when convenient) He has gone against PGMA in 2 cases and counting: kicking out the Ampatuans off the party and demanding that the military to present the Morong 43.</p>
<p>Noynoy&#8217;s Hacienda Luisita, <a href="http://www.gmanews.tv/story/181877/hacienda-luisitas-past-haunts-noynoys-future" rel="nofollow">http://www.gmanews.tv/story/181877/hacienda-luisitas-past-haunts-noynoys-future</a>, SCTEX, being the biggest Senator spender among Pres&#8217;l candidates, 5 bills filed, 0 enacted.<br />
-Hontiveros, who&#8217;s in the LP Senatorial slate, asked Noynoy to distribute the land<br />
-Noynoy himself acknowledges that HL is a problem and that he has the power to do something about it by promising to distribute the land, albeit in 2014/15 (if elected?)<br />
-The farmers who were killed in HL, the Bishop who sided with the farmers was stabbed 7x, and all the others whose deaths were associated with HL. This is NOT an opinion column but an investigative report.<br />
-SCTEX still a hanging issue, not yet proven too<br />
-Spending P17M for operating expenses and P250M on PDAF/CDF, which when asked about it, he gets &#8220;piqued.&#8221;</p>
<p>Other issues:<br />
-Disrespecting the survey results as &#8220;nabibili sa Quiapo.&#8221; I witnessed that.<br />
-Threatening the Supreme Court justices to fire them if they accept GMA&#8217;s appointment (called by many as arrogance). On paper!<br />
-Saying he does not need to pass bills because there are too many bills. noynoy.ph Why then be a legislator? Top 6 spender at that!<br />
-Misuse of his father&#8217;s words &#8220;The ball is now in your hands&#8221; (noynoy.ph) referred to his family, not the country. Isn&#8217;t this lying?<br />
-His stand on PGMA shifted after an unsuccessful meeting between Cory and PGMA. Cory reportedly admitted to the mtg. see gma report</p>
<p>YOU BE THE JUDGE</p>
<p>I sent you Ding, many links so that you can evaluate the veracity of your assertions. Were you able to read any? I hope you are interested in the truth.</p>
<p>Thanks for allowing me to post my comment.</p>
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		<title>By: Ding G. Gagelonia</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ding G. Gagelonia</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Feb 2010 11:03:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I see the thread is still alive :)

Guys, care to think about the scenario of a Gibo presidency and a GMA House Speakership?

Governance anchored on.....</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I see the thread is still alive :)</p>
<p>Guys, care to think about the scenario of a Gibo presidency and a GMA House Speakership?</p>
<p>Governance anchored on&#8230;..</p>
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		<title>By: GabbyD</title>
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		<dc:creator>GabbyD</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 15 Feb 2010 01:37:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>thats the problem miriam... there is nothing there:

look at gibo.ph

his opinion on IRA: &quot;: Right now,  I’m really amenable to more resources for the local  government.   But  changing  the  sharing  immediately,  I  may  have  to  study  that  more. &quot; -- he is in favor of status quo

if anything, he is against expanding autonomy quickly-- i think this is wise, but its NOT expanding LGC:

&quot;The Congress should determine how much autonomy they allow different regions. “So they have the power to realign internal revenue allotments to regions that can&#039;t. But I oppose in giving autonomy to regions which are not prepared, because merely of a military conflict.&quot;

so, where is this expanding LGC coming from?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>thats the problem miriam&#8230; there is nothing there:</p>
<p>look at gibo.ph</p>
<p>his opinion on IRA: &#8220;: Right now,  I’m really amenable to more resources for the local  government.   But  changing  the  sharing  immediately,  I  may  have  to  study  that  more. &#8221; &#8212; he is in favor of status quo</p>
<p>if anything, he is against expanding autonomy quickly&#8211; i think this is wise, but its NOT expanding LGC:</p>
<p>&#8220;The Congress should determine how much autonomy they allow different regions. “So they have the power to realign internal revenue allotments to regions that can&#8217;t. But I oppose in giving autonomy to regions which are not prepared, because merely of a military conflict.&#8221;</p>
<p>so, where is this expanding LGC coming from?</p>
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