We beg to differ.
From what I understand about the law, Senator Panfilo Lacson may be on shaky ground. As someone who admires Lacson, this should not come across as an accusation but as an ordinary person raising a point of concern, which may affect the Ombudsman and also the reputations of two Senators. Lacson had formally submitted documents…
Read More “Is Lacson Violating The Ombudsman’s Confidentiality Rule?” »
Several Philippine Presidential candidates decided to spend Easter Sunday morning holding a press conference to expose the lengths current Vice President and Presidential candidate Leonor “Leni” Robredo has been going to ensure her victory against former Senator and Presidential candidate Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr in the 2022 Presidential Elections. Presidential candidates Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko”…
Imagine a public debate among presidential candidates that does not include administration presidential candidate Bongbong Marcos. That debate will essentially be between a bunch of vacuous politicians — Leni Roredo, Manny Pacquiao, and Isko Moreno. The only other presidential candidate is Ping Lacson who would stand out as the most intelligent, most articulate, and most…
Read More “Bongbong Marcos need not attend any debates either” »
Who is Jessica Soho anyway? Yellowtards say she is a “multi-awarded” television “journalist”. But then so is Rappler CEO Maria Ressa. Indeed, the latter sports no less than the Nobel “Peace Prize” for being God’s Gift to World “Journalism” last year. That just about trumps anything Soho’s got. And yet, Ressa herself for all the…
Here goes Manuel L. Quezon III again with his metaphors. In his Inquirer piece today “The voodoo rebellion”, he makes it appear that the Duterte-Marcos alliance is a cult. In recent weeks, Lakas-CMD, and then PDP-Laban, seem to have lost faith in this Second Coming. But the faithful stand firm. A stampita of the faithful…
Read More “The Cult of Leni Robredo: Are its members RABID enough to deliver a win for her?” »
The problem with the Opposition is they keep on making false claims. Joel Ruiz Butuyan, in his Inquirer piece “China and our next president”, writes; “We need to know what every candidate intends to do with the international Arbitral Award that our country won against China. Will our candidate continue the path of the Duterte…
Gone are the days when voters lapped up motherhood statements and ayuda or suntok sa buwan promises to sooth their longing for a respite from the painful reality of living in the Philippines. The landslide victory of Duterte in 2016 was a resounding stamp of approval by the general populace for a change from the…
Read More “Iron fists and visionary leadership will continue to sell well in Philippine elections” »
One of the issues being raised by the Opposition in the coming 2022 election is the enactment of the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020, which is an updated version of the Human Security Act of 2007. It has come under scrutiny because its main sponsors are Senate President Tito Sotto and Sen. Ping Lacson, who are…