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Biyernes, Agosto 1, 2014

Mentally Challenged Culprit Going Down Hard

Someone is painfully doing everything. working so very hard to delete a sin in his heart kept for a long time, diluted by substances and chemicals known and unknown, all the sudden staring into empty space, all the impulse to be alone to smoke and smoke and shoot with guns. But the sin will not go away. Instead the sinner will have to go somewhere and leave the place where he does not deserve to be at all.

It has something to do with the death of a very young female inside a car that was caught during a running gun battle between soldiers from the Reform the Armed Forces Movement involved in a coup d' etat in the late 1980s and those defending the government. Her date promised her a "Joy Ride". It was a Joy Ride that led straight to hell.





That animal will die someday but this time, that animal has to go and fast. The country never ever had a need for an abnormal creature in that post. Mr. Ricky Monfort shared this article:

THE VERY, VERY SAD DEATH OF PRESIDENT CORY
The vaunted Dinner in NY pales in comparison with the "Boston Flower Arrangement" 
FACTS 
Before and during the wake and funeral of the late Madam Corazon Cojuangco AQUINO CORY, it was bruited about that the Filipinos lost a mother, a woman of integrity, an icon, etcetera. 
It was said that the death of the late Madam Corazon Cojuangco AQUINO CORY was a great loss to the Filipino nation but it was also an opportunity to use her well talked about popularity to kick out GMA from the presidency, among other possibilities.  See the rest of the article here.

Its not true that the guy wants to be President once more after six years. There is no more time left for the guy. He caused the death of an innocent young female and this West Point Academy graduate officer of the Philippine Army, Armed Forces of the Philippines to lose his legs. Even the West Point of the US itself and the parents of and the victim Army officer themselves, are forbidden up to this day to expose the real culprit of that incident where one life was to be sacrificed just because of an insane date in the middle of gun battles raging and a gentleman from West Point Military Academy had to lose his legs. That culprit has to go. If this is not one of the greatest reasons we can never solve in the Philippines, graft, corruption, lying in the face of the public such as a psychologically impaired broadcaster who killed his wife and is instead not restrained from gallivanting freely about and showing his face shamelessly over national television, no other will suffice. It is truly high time for the Pinoy people to take real action.

Themes: #Philippines, #corruption, #mental illness, #honesty, #integrity, #crime, #death



Huwebes, Nobyembre 21, 2013

The last play station

A local official stated they received many text messages during the pre-Yolanda period (November 2-7) and until minutes before the huge 3-storey waters overwhelmed the people of Tacloban City, Palo Leyte, several other places in the Visayas, killing as many as 7,000 people (by NDRRMC estimates) or so much, much more.

In selected cases, there were some phone calls, but mostly directed at relatives and high officials; the lowly government functionaries did not get more than these text messages warning them about supposedly 7, 8, even 9 foot-high waters called storm surge.

In many countries in Africa, in Malaysia (Open University System) and India the use of the text message service or short messaging service (SMS), in college education is a real key factor. Malaysia Open University, that promotes the "University for all" mission, states that text is the lowest common denominator of the all the technologies available today. Meaning that it is the easiest to acquire and cheap to maintain. 

When used as extensively as it is being done in China's health workers sector, the text message is no longer as effective, they say, than a phone call reminder. Meaning, that for rural doctors and other medical and health practitioners, using the text is highly limited and cannot satisfy the requirements for health work.

The Canada-based International Development Research Center (IDRC) undertook a study on the use of text messaging for learning. IDRC and other open university advocates have invented a term for text messaging as an adjunct in education: MLearning - from mobile learning.

Clearly, as the above situations point out, text messaging can be effective, only as an adjunct to other tools of education (Open University and Mobile Learning - Africa, Malaysia, India) and information or instructions dissemination (Health Workers Sector - China).

Text / SMS therefore is ineffective, just on its own. Furthermore, in the experience cited above, its usefulness applies to college education and therefore, it is being extensively used in that level of learning. Moreover, if engaged as an educational tool, the use will be frequent, with great level of regularity and distinct clarity of delivery.

What happened in Leyte, such as as Tacloban and Palo, Leyte, as well as in Cebu (the hardest hit was Bantayan Island), among other places, was that the text or SMS could not properly inform, educate much less portray the full extent of the threat of what was handed down by PAGASA Weather Bureau and NDRRMC Manila as storm surge.

No matter how the government keeps telling people that they gave warning, sent out messages, used TEXT BLAST (damn them all!), it could not have been sufficient enough to lead the people away from the tremendous hazard that will confront them and take their lives away.

If they had used the text to students studying geospheric science, atmospheric and hydrologic events, the use of the jargon of powerful winds above 250 kph and 7,8 9-foot high storm surge, will be appreciated.

But then they were texting the poor laymen and ordinary folk serving as local government functionaries, who then still had to explain these text / SMS content to their constituencies. What if the local government functionary was barely literate? And had to explain the content of the text or SMS to a doctor, nurse, engineer, policeman, soldier, teacher, vendor, student, etcetera?

Many people are saying that these cheap means of preserving and saving the lives of people is the last play station that Noynoy Aquino the 3rd will be playing with. Senator Tatad openly called for the 3rd to go away now. Over the Philippine Daily Inquirer comments page, some commenters state: "dapat umalis na sila", "yung pamilya niya, mga kapatid niya ubod ng yayaman na", while others say "mula ng umupo sila, naghirap na ang bansa, kinukuha ba nila lahat ang pera? bakit kami lagi na lang walang pera?"

The last gaming at the play station indeed...

Sabado, Oktubre 5, 2013

Philippine Star: Wasted DAP money could have saved Zamboanga

The stolen DAP (Disbursement Acceleration Program) money could have been enough or more than what will be required to rehabilitate Zamboanga City.
image source: channel news asia
image source: voice of america
Philippine Star says as a solution, congressmen and the Department of Budget and Management will no longer be taking out DAP money and instead redirect the funds to Zamboanga City. So what Mr. Abad? The original lost DAP money can no longer be recovered.
image source: philippine star / image shack
How very conscientious this move by those wonderful people indeed. However, even if the originally misplaced DAP funds can no longer be returned by thieving politicians and the master thief of them all, the occupant of the house by the Pasig River, there ought to be sanctions and these sanctions must not be light, like we're treating special mongoloid children with kid gloves. Poverty haunts this country, even more so during this administration. The occurrence of death, illness, starvation, because of the lack of money among the poorest of the poor, is very frequent. You will be shocked at how long the waiting lines of the impoverished are that seek free medical assistance at the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office at the Lung Center Annex Building in Quezon City.

It is, as COA Chairman Grace Pulido Tan describes as, kahindik hindik. And yet, too many of the patients being sought assistance for just die because of red tape, charity fund quotas, priority assistance for the children, relatives and friends of Congressmen, Senators, Presidents, Vice Presidents, and high ranking officials with the relatives of the beneficiaries of such behest guarantee payments giving large amounts of cash gifts, delicious food gifts, jewelries, among other bribes to the government Charity organization just to speed the processing of their huge medical benefits.

Despite the DAP, the PDAF and other stolen money, these animal, merciless politicians and bureaucrats still have to compete with the poor in taking out charity medical assistance from PCSO. When ever will their greed and corrupt ways ever stop? Too ruthless, too cruel, too cold. For their own welfare, but possibly for their own coming demise as well.

Lunes, Setyembre 30, 2013

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). 

Image source: Southern Authors
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.

Image source: Kerfuffle-to-Go

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

Image source: ABC Net Australia

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