Comments on: The Aquino sacrifice

By: Lucrecia

Lucrecia — Mon, 03 May 2010 17:42:32 +0000

[quote]How about Gilbert Teodoro, did his family suffered under Macoy? No. Teodoro’s father worked for Macoy and his family was so close to Danding, who was one of Macoy’s cronies.[/unquote]

That’s nice. But Danding is evil, and not because he was one of Marcos’ cronies, but because he just is. Balimbing ang mokong na yun, so don’t keep dragging Marcos’ name into the mud just because he has already passed away.

And what has the Cojuangco/Aquino family exactly done for the Philippines? Suck the blood and sweat of farmers like leeches and live like Marie Antoinette? Die at the Manila International Airport? Imprison many, many people who were never actually convicted of assassinating Aquino? Spill the plan to reclaim Sabah for the good of the Philippines to Malaysia? Take the funds entrusted to him for the farmers to make himself richer? Release those who have been imprisoned for actually disturbing the peace in the society and threatening the protection of civilians? Failing to live up to the real meaning of democracy and just charm the Filipinos with fabulous yet impractical and useless speeches? Wreck a family by being such a whore and complain on National TV for getting STD because of her actions? File nine bills and pass none and yet claim salary paid by the taxes of the Filipino people?

Wow. What a brilliant family. I would so love them to rule my beloved nation.

By: tamtam

tamtam — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 12:45:30 +0000

“Noynoy Aquino is now in a very solid position of strength based mainly on his family surname”

what da?!?! Maybe we should ask Andres Bonifacio’s or maybe Jose Rizal’s heirs to run for elections. Just because we werent there when they fought for our freedom doesnt mean that they didnt. THE AQUINOS ARE OVERRATED. If I was Ninoy Aquino’s wife, heck I could’ve been the one to replace Macoy.

By: moneyv

moneyv — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 10:48:09 +0000

Surely the same problems with Villar bringing Satur and Liza on board, LOL.

By: moneyv

moneyv — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 10:47:09 +0000

Yeap, sure, only a world class idiot will equate the First Lady with a sister.

By: moneyv

moneyv — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 10:45:23 +0000

“Can he make mistakes without blaming others?”

We already know that Gibo couldn’t do that. He blames his abject failure in Ondoy on everything from a lack of budget to a lack of rubber boats. He’s never once sucked it up and said, “OK, I screwed up, I should have been prepared.”

By: tranquil

tranquil — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 07:41:06 +0000

Hahahaha…did you count the blackholes and the stars?

Ciao granpa…:-)

By: Joe America

Joe America — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 06:45:39 +0000

tranquil,

Okay, I’m back from the cosmos . . .

See you next blog . . .

Joe

By: Uncle Sam

Uncle Sam — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 02:45:14 +0000

“Fact is, Noynoy Aquino is now in a very solid position of strength based mainly on his family surname. The Aquino brand has an emotive attachment with ours, because of what this family has sacrificed for the sake of the many.”

True, but if this is the only basis that Aquino should be considered a good candidate, this country is in trouble. We should vote for Aquino because of the “Aquino brand”??? Does the office of the presidency come with a brand name now? We should vote for him because of what the family has done? We should vote for him on the basis of the accomplishments of his father and mother?!?

Then there’s the second part:
“If we see Kris right now as a dysfunctional person, blame Marcos.”

???

The sentence says it all about itself.

By: Uncle Sam

Uncle Sam — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 02:42:28 +0000

My question is…

If Noynoy is not the son of Ninoy and Cory Aquino, what are his qualifications? What makes him deserving of the presidency?

By: tranquil

tranquil — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 23:05:31 +0000

It’s just a point of reference Joe, no need to go broad and deep in the space-time continuum. We are but irrelevant mortals relative to that, though nonetheless a microscopic part of the string.