Hit by a missile, DAP is dead

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The highest official of the executive branch in the Philippines threatened the Supreme Court (SC).

This arose out of the SC decision to declare the Aquino regime Disbursement Acceleration Program (DAP) illegal, unconstitutional.

Members of the Philippine Congress reacted sharply to the executive's war vs. the Supreme Court.  Following the verdict, Philippine media reported courts to be in a black mood.  It will be recalled that during the farcical impeachment of Chief Justice Renato Corona, members of the judicial sector staged numerous protests where they donned protest shirts colored black during Mondays.

Over the past few days, a substantial number of media reports tried to detail the kind of expenditures Mr. Aquino made on the more than One Hundred Fifty Billion Philippine Pesos (Php150,000,000,000) releases under DAP.  In most of these spendings, very little went to providing jobs or helping victims of calamities such as the Thirty Billion Philippine Pesos (Php30,000,000,000) given to the Central Bank as fund infusions, among so many others.

Black dress protests have already started in the provinces, particularly in Iloilo, the very hometown of Mr. Aquino's biggest ally, Senate President Franklin Drilon. In other places around the country, court workers also donned black dress to protest the recent acts of Mr. Aquino and his government following the declaration of the DAP to be illegal -- including the so-called fake resignation of the Philippine budget secretary, Florencio Abad, Jr. also known as Boots.

Judiciary workers are also up in arms over the threat of Mr. Aquino to abolish funds for their sector in the public service.

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If the war started by Mr. Aquino vs. the judiciary will become prolonged, it will result in a national crisis. There is a possibility that courts will boycott the Aquino regime and all legal - judicial activity will come to a standstill and cause paralysis in many areas of the nation's affairs. Aquino must be well advised to stop fighting with the SC and accept the fate of his DAP; the country is reeling from the effects of the recent Tropical Storm #Rammasun / #Glenda and more typhoons, storms are coming. If a crisis like this will compound the country's problems, there is a possibility that a major upheaval will not be far in the offing.

Diversion

Truth is slowly coming out and placing the planners of the Napoles fund scam expose at the end of their wits, pained by the result of their own bright but notorious shenanigans.

The next anticipated move of the diabolic schemers that will come about is any of the following possible scenarios:

(1.)  blowing up of a movie theater, mall, church, business or government building
(2.)  setting fire to any of the establishments in no. 1
(3.)  killing of an administration person or a political opponent so that it will be both blamed on the opposition
(4.)  triggering an artificial catastrophic event by man-made efforts
(5.)  creating a basic commodity supply shortage
(6.)  terrorist attacks, killings
(7.)  communist raid, attacks, killings
(8.)  criminal syndicate wave of attacks
(9.)  building up an existing alternate campaign to a frenzy or just about any other "big, bad incident" that will catch the public eye

All of these acts can be committed at once in one shot. Or any one of combination of the acts can be undertaken. The purpose will be to divert the public's attention from Liberal Party, the First Family, Malacanang, cabinet, friends and smoking-shooting-drinking buddies of Mr. Aquino, on the issue of the PDAF, DAP, Malampaya and other thievery by government officials and their business sector counterparts.

The only time when all the demented dramatic productions of the perpetrators will stop is when they're all dead.

In Chinatown - Ang Matuwid Na Daan

When talking among themselves, my lolos (grandpas) in Chinatown (Binondo, Manila, Philippines) say that the matuwid na daan (straight path) is a really scary road. They say that at one end of the very smooth and straight road, is rock bottomed sea water at the foot of a matarik na bangin (deep cliff). 

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Lolo Mio says, if you fall from the bangin (cliff), you're dead anyway when your head hits the rocks at the bottom of the sea. It doesn't go deep unless you are at least a kilometer away from the island. On the other hand, at the other end, if you fall, at least a passing car or truck driver can pick you up if he cares for your corpse.

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Otherwise, you might attract recovery teams and emergency and rescue people like this:

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So much for being safe when you're traveling in the matuwid na daan.

Spending money, blood money

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If you stole too much from the vaults owned by someone else, e.g. safety vault of taxes from the blood sweat and tears of the people, you are obliged to hire killers to silence your enemies. There are different hirings you will make: physical contract killers, contract psychological killers, others.

One by one, your enemies are dead, thanks to your murderers. But whatever. If your hired killers cannot do the job, you will kill those enemies anyway, by hook or by crook - whatever it takes, just so you will save your face you dumb shit.

Accomplishment record:

Roster of 'killed' targets/victims

Renato Coronado Corona

Gloria Macapagal Arroyo

Merceditas Gutierrez

Juan Ponce Enrile

Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada

Ramon Revilla Jr.

Presbitero Velasco

Countless other dumb victims