Thursday, May 6, 2010

Seriously, another people power??????

MANILA, Philippines—A senior church prelate Sunday said that warnings of another “people power” outburst if next week’s elections were marred by massive fraud were “crazy (and) irresponsible” and the conditions that produced the 1986 popular revolt were not present now.


“The laws are not done in the streets,” Manila Archbishop Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales said in a talk with reporters, adding that the 1986 People Power Revolution that ousted dictator Ferdinand Marcos was “an extraordinary situation.”


“You don’t do that again. That’s why we have the laws now,” he added.

You're right, Cardinal. Extraordinary events call for extraordinary measures. But this is a normal national election, a standard protocol in any democratic state. Are we really getting to be that desperate? That if Noynoy Aquino loses, another people power revolution will happen? Like the only other possible thing that can happen aside from winning would be that 'he was cheated?'

This is plain crazy. I've heard these rumors personally myself, and I can't imagine Noynoy and Kris throwing tantrums in front of Malacanang or the EDSA shrine. These two spoiled brats think that they are "heirs to the throne," and that it is rightfully theirs to take. This isn't a monarchy.

Don't taint the glory and honor of the two EDSA People Powers by creating another one just to simply satisfy the hunger for power of some people. Ninoy and Cory were great people, but unfortunately Kris and Noynoy didn't seem to inherit such greatness in them.

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Kris "Tililing" Aquino

Kris on Noynoy's detractors: I want to stab them

Dont be fooled by her charisma.

Television personality Kris Aquino cried foul over what she called as "below-the-belt" propaganda against her brother, Sen. Benigno “Noynoy" Aquino III, the leading presidential candidate in the May 10 elections.

“Galit ako sa kanila. Gusto ko silang saksakin (I am mad at them. I want to stab them)," Kris said of her brother’s detractors in an interview
aired over QTV’s “Balitanghali" on Sunday.

The outspoken actress did not identify anyone in particular, but she was referring to the personalities accusing Noynoy of having an unsound mind.

At least two supposed psychiatric reports on Noynoy had been recently circulated on the Internet by unknown groups, but both were proven forged. The latest report said Noynoy suffered from depression in 1979.


Noy: "Ano sinong detractors? Pigilan niyo ako. Susugurin kayo ng baby sister ko."
Mar: "Easy lang tayo babes, eto mag-role playing muna tayo!"

Kris was very careless about her comment regarding Noynoy's detractors. In fact I'm quite scared for those so-called "detractors" because Kris, I believe, is capable of ordering or doing such things. Be weary of this girl, who was once so promising. In tagalog, "ika nga may tililing ang babaeng ito." (there is something seriously wrong with this girl).

Her judgement is clouded, her views are distorted, and her opinion is forever-biased. She tends to make things personal and dwells on the insignificant and trivial details, instead of taking a look at the bigger picture. You would never hear such a comment from any of Noynoy Aquino's rival candidates/ camps. But seriously, I think she needs medication.

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Psych Test: It Should Apply to All

Psychiatric Test for Candidates Pushed

The Philippine Star, April 15, 2010

MANILA, Philippines – A Filipino migrant workers' group today joined the call of the Nacionalista Party for Sen. Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III to undergo a psychiatric evaluation in light of an alleged report that the presidential bet had suffered from depression.


John Leonard Monterona, Migrante-Middle East regional coordinator, also urged all candidates for national positions to undergo psychiatric test to assure that voters will be electing mentally sound and capable leaders.

He said that if the government requires overseas Filipino workers to undergo such test, the same examination must be given to those who want to govern.

"The same should apply to those who are running for an elective national position to ensure that they are mentally capable to discharge their duties as elected officials," Monterona said.

With this, he called on presidential and senatorial candidates to submit themselves to the psychiatric examination.

"The electorate has the right to know candidates’ mental state and it could only be done if the candidates themselves would make their psych examination results open to the public," Monterona said.

Aquino has refused to undergo the psychiatric test but challenged NP presidential bet Sen. Manny Villar to subject himself to a lie detector test.

I agree with what this OFW group is trying to push for. Psychiatric testing should be mandatory, and it should be no problem for the candidates if they claim to be sane or normal. However, when a candidate refuses to take the test, suspicions arise as to why he or she wouldn't take the test. Is the candidate hiding something? Is he covering up for something?

The presidential seat is the top post in the country, and arguably the most difficult job in the world. It requires being able to think logically and straight, despite under pressure. It is important that a country is run by a person who is mentally stable, sane, and wise, at the very least.

Noynoy Aquino has to take the test, so that everyone else may follow. If he has nothing to hide, he should be alright.

But with the looks of it, I think we should brace ourselves from a big bad revelation coming from NOY.

Sunday, April 25, 2010

"Hindi ako-zzzzzzzz--magnanakaw"

Talk about charisma.


Noynoy struts upon the stage and pauses in front of the micro phone. He then adjusts the mic and says the first two words: "hindi ako..." Suddenly an epileptic seizure runs throughout his whole body for a few seconds. He sounded really funny, but in a very awful and pityful way. The crowd draws murmurs and the people near begin to feel shocked and anxious. Then he continues: "-magnanakaw."

What was that again noy? "Hindi ako--zzzzzz-grrr-tttt--magnanakaw?" Hahahaha. You're just too weird, Noy. You can't run this country on pills and a pack of cigarettes. And even if you weren't a
n autty, is that the best you can say? No optimisim? Sheesh.


Seriously, this is the best you can say?

I wonder what the country would think once they learn about your true state of health. How many pills do you take each day? Any withdrawal symptoms?

Hmmm. Well, you gotta come clean, boy.


Hah.



COME CLEAN, NP DARES NOYNOY

by Bernadette E. Tamayo
Sunday, 25 April 2010 19:22

DAVAO City — Nacionalista Party presidential candidate Sen. Manuel Villar, Jr. challenged Sen. Noynoy Aquino to bare his true state of health following reports that the Liberal Party presidential bet had an epileptic attack while campaigning in Isabela province.

Villar said it would be best if Aquino issued a statement about his real health condition to dispel public doubt. The report said Aquino was rushed to an undisclosed hospital. “Hindi ko natatanggap ‘yang text na ‘yan bagamat may mga nagsasabi sa akin,” Villar said.

”Siguro para maliwanagan na lang ay wala namang problema (kung) i-deny na lang personally o sabihin talaga ang katotohanan,” he added. “Kagaya ng sinabi ko nuong nakaraang panahon ito’y napakahalaga sa pagiging pangulo ng Pilipinas. Napakahalaga na walang ganitong mga alinlangan sa aming lahat na mga kandidato.”

NP senatorial candidate Gilbert Remulla said Aquino should be honest about his health condition. “Pinag-uusapan natin dito ang kalusugan ng isang presidential candidate na posible maging pangulo ng ating bansa.”

“We have very good sources to say na talagang nagkaroon ng ganitong epileptic attack (si Noynoy). Kaya nga gusto namin sana si Noynoy mismo ang lumabas at sabihin talaga ang nangyari. In fact, nakakaawa at talagang dapat tulungan pa nga ang isang epileptic,” Remulla said. “He has to come clean if he is patriotic enough. Kung talagang mahal niya ang bansa ay kailangang sabihin niya ang katotohanan ukol sa kanyang kalusugan,” he stressed. “Paano ‘yan kung dahil sa stress ng trabaho bilang isang pangulo ay biglang nagkaroon siya ng isang epileptic attack ay baka magkaroon pa ‘yan ng fatal consequences for the country.”

”His health has to be disclosed kung ano talaga ang status. Lumalabas na ang pruweba na talagang may problema sa kalusugan kaya kailangan talaga malaman natin,” he added.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

The Murderer's Blessing

Above, Right to Left: The Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghoul

The man reportedly behind the worst political massacre in the country's history, and the largest murder case since the World War Two crime trials, recently endorsed LP Standard-bearer Noynoy Aquino.


Excuse me, are you letting this man get away?

The Ampatuan clan is one of the most dreaded political clans in Mindanao, known for their brutal and sadistic means of implementing their own law. In late November last year, members of the clan specifically Andal Jr., reportedly shot and mutilated the bodies of over fifty people, mostly consisting of high-profile media men and family members of the rival Mangudadatu clan in southern Mindanao.

And now, he gives his blessing to Noynoy.

This is indeed a murderer's blessing. Noynoy must be getting desperate to win the 2010 Elections and that is why he's grabbing local politicians here and there for their support. Evil sides with evil. Quoting from Manila Standard (April 21, 2010), "Looking fresh and relaxed in a yellow shirt and arm band, Ampatuan endorsed Sen. Benigno Aquino Jr., the opposition candidate who is leading in the polls ahead of the May 10 presidential elections."


When you vote for Noy, you affiliate yourself with a murderer, the worst criminal known to man. I suggest you start thinking of voting someone else.

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Major Depressive Disorder



Recently, a person who claimed to be Noynoy Aquino's classmate back in the Ateneo wrote an open letter to him. I do not know if this letter addressed to Aquino is entirely true and fool-proof, but the letter as of now seems to be spotless and without cracks. By this I mean that the person who wrote the letter definitely had some long-term connections with the powerful elite of the Ateneo, and that a story like this couldn't be drafted overnight. The names dropped in the letter weren't fictional, and anyone from the Ateneo would attest to that. I myself, spent some time in the Ateneo, and his letter actually seems familiar.

There's just too many details, too much proof loaded in the letter by Tomcat. His writing seems to be so specific and thoroughly thought of.

He talked about how Noy was temperamental, mentally unfit and unpredictable, and a pothead. So for those of you who are defending him, think again.




You probably are voting for the wrong person.



Below is the letter addressed to Noynoy Aquino, by "Tomcat"":

Readers of this column know that I rarely surrender my space to others in the form of extensive passages quoted verbatim. But today I willingly cede my allotted quota of words, editing only for style considerations, to someone who calls himself “Tomcat,” who recently wrote the following open letter (via Facebook) to leading presidential candidate Noynoy Aquino:

Dear Noynoy:

We were classmates at the Ateneo and I have no doubt that you would remember me even if we were not close. Hint: I was one of those who ribbed you about the low grade that Father Kreutz gave you in math because you could never seem to get your fractions right. Remember going ballistic over that ribbing? [Reverend Wiliam “Bill” Kreutz, SJ, is a long-time Ateneo teacher from New York who founded the Jesuit Volunteers of the Philippines—JR. All subsequent bracketed phrases are mine.]

Anyway, reading the psychological report that was posted on the Internet a few days ago certainly made me remember you. I heard you say on the news that the report was fake but you did admit that there were some things in it that were true. “Part truths” I think were your exact words. It fascinated me enough to want to read the report carefully to check out which were those things that were true.

Obvious things first, those facts that any of our classmates can confirm if asked. One of these is, as the report says, you have a labile disorder. This is whole truth. Even Father Gorospe would be distracted by your drooling during our oral exams. [The late Reverend Vitaliano Gorospe, SJ, was connected for a long time with the Ateneo Theology Department.] Father Ferriols, who made a point of showing he didn’t like you, would make side comments about it that led your classmates to give you the nickname “Cooper,” a reference to Cupertino school where we would teach Catechism to retarded children. I, however, never called you Cooper. [Reverend Roque Ferriols, SJ, taught Filipino Philosophy at Ateneo.]

The report says that you have a “major depressive disorder.” Well, I honestly don’t know if that is true. What I do know is that in school you were very temperamental and had sudden mood swings. Isang minuto, nakikikain ka kay Brudda Francis, maya’t maya nagagalit ka na. Many of our classmates can attest to witnessing scenes like this.

The report said that you used to go with your mom to see Dr. Manuel Escudero. That is a whole truth. I remember seeing you at Tito Maning’s high-rise apartment on Roxas Boulevard when we were still kids. Tito Maning was a consultant with the WHO here in Manila but he was also a psychiatrist who treated only the high society people in Manila. Even Imelda Marcos was his patient. Unfortunately, so was my mom who suffered from insecurities due to my dad’s numerous infidelities.

Tito Maning’s wife, Tita Jo, was a very good artist who had a couple of exhibits of her work before they left Manila for good a few years after martial law was declared. They lived in Topeka, Kansas. After they left, I kept a correspondence for a while with their very cute daughter Nina who I am sure you remember. I had such a crush on her. Maybe you did too. She used to talk to us “little folk” in the sala of their apartment while the “big folk” would lock themselves in the room and discuss “big folk” matters. She wanted to go to ballet school or some dance school which she did, I think, and I eventually lost track of her.

About your smoking marijuana, I also can’t say if that is wholly true. What I do know is that you would try to tag along with a group of students that would hang out with Ma’am Gloria Arroyo. [Yes, President Arroyo herself.] Mga students niya sa Economics. She was always surrounded by bright and handsome students kaya hindi ka pinapansin. Pati si Ma’am Placer, she never gave you the time of day kasi people said you were “medyo weird” and your grades were mababa per her standards.

Pero, you still tried to hang out with those guys. Trying hard to belong ba. I know those guys would drink na kasama pa si Miss Rosales na pag lasing na, kumakanta ng Spanish songs in Spanish. They would drink dozens of bottles of beer at Shakey’s Katipunan because Mrs. Ramos (our Spanish teacher in case you don’t remember) owned the restaurant. This group was also known to also smoke joints in the college auditorium, up in the closed space where the spotlights were. So, if you were hanging out with them then, you were probably also smoking marijuana too.

The report said you had a flight attendant girlfriend. This is another whole truth. I will not mention her name here to protect her but she was a PAL stewardess. I found out about this because I was on a flight with Father Samson [probably Ateneo de Davao president Reverend Antonio S. Samson] once and she was the one who seated us. When she found out we were from Ateneo, she introduced herself and said she was the girl friend of an Atenean and mentioned your name. Father Samson then asked jokingly if you were a good boyfriend to her. She shrugged and said you were “okay” but she was bothered because you were “too conservative.” You didn’t even like to kiss her daw because you were saving her for the wedding night. And you insisted that she dress very conservatively. Jealous boyfriend ka daw. No wonder that relationship ended. Maybe that’s why you got so depressed over it.

About the report. I know that [Ateneo-based Jesuit psychologist Reverend] Tito Caluag is one of your best friends. His group of “friends” are some of the richest and most influential people in the country today. I know that you used to frequently visit his home. He hosts get-togethers where things that are too esoteric for me are the subjects of discussion. At one time, this group of yours even discussed the ousting of [Ateneo president] Father [Bienvenido] Nebres because Tito Caluag had his own ideas on how Ateneo should be run. Maybe your closeness to him is why he was the one you went to when you were depressed and why he was the one who handled your case and signed your psychological report. To keep things quiet.

But I confess I actually don’t know. I do know that Tito Caluag was at one time your sister Kris’ father confessor. He may not be a very trustworthy father confessor, though, because many have heard him say aloud that “walang ginawa si Kris Aquino dito sa Ateneo kundi habulin si Alvin Patrimonio at mag-emote sa quadrangle”.

Anyway, yun muna. Good luck on your presidential run. If you become president of the Philippines, that would be really something, huh? From “Cooper” to “Mr. President” when brighter and more scheming Ateneans like Mar Roxas and Dick Gordon have not been able to make it is an achievement that Ripley should feature.

Your old friend,

Tomcat

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Yo Noy! Just take the damn test and get over with it!

At some point, the truth has to come out.

Noynoy Aquino is not fit for the presidency--physically, mentally, spiritually--and realistically. Recently, there was controversy regarding the psychiatric help he seeked fourteen years ago. The results could prove that indeed he something close to a high-functioning autistic person (and no offense to the austic). If this all is in not true, then there is no reason to hide right?



Villar is challenging Aquino to take the "test" together but the latter seems to avoid it. Yeah some people might say the whole issue would be "mababaw" (shallow), but all we really want is for the truth to come out. So sorry it had to be near the elections. All it takes is one test, or a series of tests to prove that Noynoy can be indeed normal and fit OR autistic and unfit to for the highest position in the country.

What we want is transparency. If some doctor is still hiding the former tests, I say bring it all out and let us reexamine the documents. If they prove to be negative, then we can opt to let Villar and Aquino to take tests together.

So just take the damn test, Noy.

Before we can all get over it.