Massive scale corruption exposed/unfolding

[kinyo]

meron ba martsa ulit sa sept 11? wedensday, hindi naman yata holiday yun?

[falken]

Ilang tao na kabilang sa mga NGO ni Godofredo Roque, may iregularidad sa mga TIN | News to Go | GMA News Online

They should start investigating him and build a case against him ASAP.

[glenn_duke]

Ang bantay ni Napoles, mukhang bantay salakay din pala.


COA report: Mar Roxas poured P5M into questionable NGO | News | GMA News Online

[Retz]

^

kaya pala ma'am napoles ang tawag.

[170kphlang]

Ang bantay ni Napoles, mukhang bantay salakay din pala.


COA report: Mar Roxas poured P5M into questionable NGO | News | GMA News Online

and with this news, binay's presidential ambition of success just went up 15%

[greenlyt]

pabor ako dito:

Abolish Congress movement starts rolling | Inquirer Opinion

Macalintal said that during the six-year suspension of Congress, the Philippines will save P211 billion (that’s billions of pesos). That includes not only the regular salaries and allowances of senators and congressmen and their staffs, but also the pork barrel fund, and the budgets for the Commission on Appointments, the Senate Electoral Tribunal (SET) and the House of Representatives Electoral Tribunal.

In the Philippines, members of Congress are paid even when they are absent from congressional sessions, or are on vacation, or traveling abroad, or doing something else not related to their congressional duties—such as, when Sen. Bong Revilla and Sen. Tito Sotto are making movies or television shows, or when Rep. Manny Pacquiao is training for and fighting in boxing bouts—for which they earn so much money. They do not deserve, the salary and allowances—and yes, the pork barrel—that they collect from the Filipino taxpayers.

[macsd]

pabor ako dito:

Abolish Congress movement starts rolling | Inquirer Opinion

This is long been over due. Sobra dami na ng batas natin pero hindi naman napapaimplement. let's stop making laws and concentrate first on implementation. Only then we will learn to be more civilized by following the law. Wala din silbi ang purpose na check and balance, both executive & legislative are always in cahoots thus they both don't want to forgo their pork barrels. Dapat ang VP din ay walang budget, the only time he get's to have is when he assume presidency. He is just a spare tire in case the president get's incapacitated. Daming savings nyan for juan de la cruz to benefit from their taxes. Tigan ko kung sino pa ang gusto talagang magserbisio sa bayan, kung walang pera.

I know a former maor from the Visayas. Ashis term expired for running 3x as mayor, he passed this recent election to give way for his uncle to run as congressman. Next term naman cya dapat ang tatakbo palit sa uncle nya. Ngayon ayaw na nya tumakbo kasi wala ng pork. Talking about serbisio sa bayan.

[Retz]

pabor ako dito:

Abolish Congress movement starts rolling | Inquirer Opinion

house of representatives lang pero nandyan pa din senate.

[greenlyt]

house of representatives lang pero nandyan pa din senate.

both lower and upper house sir

[Altis6453]

Eto na, naki-epal na mga obispo ng CBCP:

From abs-cbnnews.com

CBCP: We are in solidarity with the people vs pork

ABS-CBNnews.com

Posted at 09/04/2013 3:11 PM | Updated as of 09/04/2013 3:11 PM


MANILA - The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) said it will allow the people to organize protests and mass actions for the abolition of pork rather than taking the lead.

In an interview with Radio Veritas, outgoing CBCP President and Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma said the church leadership is happy that the public is taking the lead in the fight against pork barrel misuse.

“We are not making a formal statement in the sense of like we are leading or what, people has already organized. Ours is an expression of solidarity, what we are saying is, let people join but we are not organizing that. It’s about time that people manifest their own conviction,” he said.

He said the CBCP also supports the “EDSA Tayo” initiative on September 11.

He said the CBCP is in solidarity with the people against greed and corruption. He said they will release a formal statement within the day.

“May mga pastoral letter na ang CBCP-NASSA, si incoming CBCP President Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Soc Villegas at Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle. All of these reflect the sentiments of CBCP and it’s very obvious in principle We want PDAF to be stopped. Find ways and means to reach out to the poor,” he said.

He believes more protests will be created until the government acts on the needs of the people

Can't they acknowledge first that their priests likewise benefitted from pork?