Nasa major dailies yun quote ni Zuno

Certainly, Congress is also to blame for crafting a law that opens the door to abuse by our law enforcement authorities.

I reserve my remarks whether or not Major Marcelino deserves praise just because he is now being associated with the Magdalo.

May mga nababalitaan na din ako thru mga kaibigan na nabiktima ng PDEA planting of evidence. Tapos hihingi ng pera.

Mga walang kwenta yung mga ganung agents ng PDEA. Di ko naman nilalahat pero sinabi na mismo ng bossing nila eh.

Galing na mismo sa bibig ng bossing nila at sigurado ako na alam ng mga taga PDEA at DOJ ang practice na ito.

Kung talagang involved ang alabang boys, mabulok sila, but kung talagang nag plant ng evidence ang PDEA, eh mas mabulok sana ang PDEA sa kulungan. Itali sa puno at buhusan ng 3 drum na langgam (yung hantik pa), para matauhan.

Your taste in Dictator-Judge-n-Juror can’t be very demanding if the pundits your reject are of the shrill and shrieking variety anyway, plus Imelda Marcos.

I suppose I should be lachrymose you have “knocked me out of contention” for your favor as dictator-judge-n-juror. But what have I done to deserve the dastardly fate of being mentioned in the same sainted breath of yours as Walden Bello? The only true consolation is that in the same paragraph are my friends and colleagues, MLQ3, Ding Gagelonia, Nick, Blackshama and Marck.

–All are rejects of UP n grad for Grand Totum Factotum! — ” are romantic dreamers, a bit on the lazy side and still buy into the myth that in their lifetime the gods of the heavens will even out the score.”

You probably have a severe case of GOUT, just like your idol, Conrad de Quiros, whose tender vehemence is the goad and inspiration of so much brilliant vitriol at the redolent evils in our society.

May the “gods of the heavens” bless you and your gout.

Hope for Philippines? Manila Dec 2008
The Asian Development Bank said Wednesday that it had approved a 300-million-dollar loan to help the Philippine government improve the integrity and efficiency of its justice system. The Manila-based bank said the loan would be used to increase budget resources, improve public expenditure management and introduce new internal controls in the judiciary.

“By supporting more competitive salaries and higher budgets, the loan is expected to reduce vacancies among judges and prosecutors, improve information and case management systems, and help cut delays in the justice system,” the bank said in a statement.

Above going-through-the-list already leads me to the conclusion that when all is said and done, the Philippines has no choice but to stay the course with its current judicial system with all its warts and diseased appendages. I can’t discount the allure of the “quick solution”, especially to a people who are romantic dreamers, a bit on the lazy side and still buy into the myth that in their lifetime the gods of the heavens will even out the score.

Too bad he doesn’t understand “blogging”–or is too comfortable hurling lightning bolts from Mt. Olympus on Pasong Tamo–safe from the rabble of minor voices, who might agree more with Cory on Erap for example, than this most consistent winner of the Catholic Mass Media Awards.