Tag: electoral reform

Daiana Menezes official statement: Benjo was dying for electoral reform!

July 1, 2013 benign0 14 Comments

According to a suicide note allegedly found in his office, former Congressman Benjo Benaldo, was supposedly dying for his advocacy of “electoral reform”. Along with the note, 100,000 in cash was reportedly found on his desk. “This is the money for my cremation please cremate… my death is for electoral reform,” read part of the…

Civics, Glitz and Glamour, Media, Politics

The cherry on a pile of BS: Noynoy Aquino comfy in bed with the Malaysian police state

March 8, 2013 benign0 37 Comments

What is the government of Philippine President Benigno Simeon ‘BS’ Aquino III doing in bed with a police state like Malaysia to begin with? This is, after all, a regime that is the antithesis of every piece of the Philippines’ Aquino-Cojuangco feudal clan’s Yellowist rhetoric. President BS Aquino ascended to power on the back of…

Government, Politics, Society

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