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Does Leah Navarro advocate a repeal of the Bill of Rights?

Posted on May 18, 2012May 18, 2012 By benign0 11 Comments on Does Leah Navarro advocate a repeal of the Bill of Rights?
Does Leah Navarro advocate a repeal of the Bill of Rights?

A self-described stalwart of everything that quintessentially Filipino oxymoron “civil society” stands for and staunch anti-Corona crusader Leah Navarro let loose what sounded like a whopper of a Freudian slip in a tweet she issued last Tuesday the 15th May: If a public official or citizen has nothing to hide, the possibility of an audit…

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Civics, Crime, Glitz and Glamour

Ginebra, DVDs, and the Rules of Evidence

Posted on May 18, 2012 By Hector Gamboa 24 Comments on Ginebra, DVDs, and the Rules of Evidence
Ginebra, DVDs, and the Rules of Evidence

I have been reading an exchange of banter between folks I perceive to be supportive of the defense team of Chief Justice (CJ) Corona versus folks I perceive to be supportive of the administration’s means to pin down the CJ. While I find the sniping of each parties against each other somewhat entertaining, I couldn’t…

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Crime, Politics

Manny Pacquiao denies wanting death for gay people

Posted on May 18, 2012February 16, 2016 By Ilda 7 Comments on Manny Pacquiao denies wanting death for gay people
Manny Pacquiao denies wanting death for gay people

It starts out with a statement. If you are a nobody, your statement will simply get lost in cyberspace. However, if you are somebody, then an avalanche of reactions will surely follow your statement; some favorable to you but some can cost you to lose your spot in the top ten most influential sports stars…

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Glitz and Glamour, Lifestyle, Media, Religion, Society

Kaya Natin leader and Ateneo director Harvey Keh caught lying in Corona impeachment trial session

Posted on May 17, 2012August 18, 2022 By benign0 35 Comments on Kaya Natin leader and Ateneo director Harvey Keh caught lying in Corona impeachment trial session
Kaya Natin leader and Ateneo director Harvey Keh caught lying in Corona impeachment trial session

In yet another spectacular showcase of the flat learning curve of all who stand for that quintessentially Filipino oxymoron “civil society”, Manila Times “columnist” and Director of the Youth and Social Entrepreneurship Program of the Ateneo School of Government Harvey Keh was grilled to a crisp by various parties in the Senate Court in the…

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Civics, Crime, Government, Media, Politics, Society

Corona’s day in court: dignity versus bastusan

Posted on May 16, 2012May 16, 2012 By Ilda 170 Comments on Corona’s day in court: dignity versus bastusan
Corona’s day in court: dignity versus bastusan

The whole country is awaiting the highly anticipated appearance of Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona in his own impeachment trial. There is not a day that goes by that the prosecution does not fail to ask the defense team when they will call Corona to the witness stand. And so do some of the…

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Crime, Culture, Government, Politics, Society

Lady Gaga ‘Born This Way’ concert banned in Indonesia

Posted on May 16, 2012 By benign0 7 Comments on Lady Gaga ‘Born This Way’ concert banned in Indonesia
Lady Gaga ‘Born This Way’ concert banned in Indonesia

Islamic militants had managed to strike again, this time in Indonesia denying 50,000 fans the chance to see their favourite pop mega-star. Indonesia’s national police had denied a permit for Lady Gaga to perform in Jakarta after that city’s police had expressed concerns that it would not be able to guarantee security for the sold-out…

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Education, Glitz and Glamour, Religion

Separation of Powers: it really matters

Posted on May 16, 2012October 2, 2013 By a 47 Comments on Separation of Powers: it really matters
Separation of Powers: it really matters

In the course of the testimony of hostile witness Ombudsman Conchita Carpio-Morales, the senator-judges raised their concerns over what seemed to be excessive powers of the Ombudsman, should one take the entirety of her statements as the truth. If everything Morales said is true, then she can just snoop on other government officials’ vital information…

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Government, Politics

AMLC – the new Philippine Constabulary: Impeachment Senator-Judges beware!

Posted on May 15, 2012 By benign0 22 Comments on AMLC – the new Philippine Constabulary: Impeachment Senator-Judges beware!
AMLC – the new Philippine Constabulary: Impeachment Senator-Judges beware!

It’s the second day of Ombudsman Conchita Carpio-Morales’s “testimony” in the impeachment trial of Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona. Bottom line still is the fact that no beginning cash balance to serve as a baseline to give meaning to the cash flows presented by Morales could be produced. Without a beginning balance, there is…

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Crime, Government, Politics

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