All about NOYNOY AQUINO

[networkguy]

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mao diay ni ang daang matuwid, pugsanay jack? mura naa man pattern sa mga yellow trumpets dire nga ila jud ipamugos si pnoy didto sa mga anti, hehehe...

DBP official accuses bank chairman of coercion

"A TOP executive of the Development Bank of the Philippines on Wednesday filed charges of graft, grave coercion, and violation of the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials against the bank’s chairman, Jose Nuñez."

Manila Standard Today -- DBP official accuses bank chairman of coercion -- 2011/september/29

[jack_bauer]

Quit your whining man, just discuss the issue about this president if you can't handle dealing with my posts. I'm not sure why you post about politics and expect people to mince words and play nice.

sakita gyud kas akong padungog-dungog.. halang cguro noh basta guilty..

speaking of discussing issues, i believed im not short of that.. i can engage in discussion w/ the limited knowledge that i have..

ang dili lang nko ganahan kanang kusog manawag ug immature, kusog manawag ug fanatic..

w/ someone who claims mature, open-minded can you stop w/ your lame crooked excuse that we can name call to each other since we are in the politics section of this forum.. what kind of logic you have in there.. no wonder..

[jack_bauer]

mao diay ni ang daang matuwid, pugsanay jack? mura naa man pattern sa mga yellow trumpets dire nga ila jud ipamugos si pnoy didto sa mga anti, hehehe...

DBP official accuses bank chairman of coercion

"A TOP executive of the Development Bank of the Philippines on Wednesday filed charges of graft, grave coercion, and violation of the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials against the bank’s chairman, Jose Nuñez."

Manila Standard Today -- DBP official accuses bank chairman of coercion -- 2011/september/29

nka basa ko ani ganina buntag.. if this is true, i will be sad.. though im thinking that this could be another defense strategy of the Ongpin's.. i can not tell that for now..

if this is true, he is a misguided fellow..

[monroy]

sakita gyud kas akong padungog-dungog.. halang cguro noh basta guilty..

Hahaha.. whine whine whine.

speaking of discussing issues, i believed im not short of that.. i can engage in discussion w/ the limited knowledge that i have..

Then don't take things so personally so we can have a discussion.

ang dili lang nko ganahan kanang kusog manawag ug immature, kusog manawag ug fanatic..

I was discussing the immaturity and fanatic thinking of most voters here, which I think you are an example from your posts, contrasting to how voters in other democracies act. Overreact man gud dayon ka.. dats the problem...

If like you say you aren't a fanatic of Noynoy and don't agree with everything he says, then thats plus points for you. But then again you go around calling every criticism, especially from that newspaper, black propaganda. And don't pretend you don't do that man, that's pathetic. From your own post, you bunched all anti-noynoys in one group and said they are spreading black propaganda just because their candidates didn't win. I'm not only talking about the Daily Tribune which you hate with a passion...

[jack_bauer]

this is as shallow as it gets. now, you're making up stories that the reason don't support Pnoy is that our Pres candidate didnt win how shallow can you go ?? I didn't even wrote anything on the Pres candidate ballot.

some are openly bitter to this president that we have now.. just dont mind that sir if it has nothing to do w/ u

and can you please explain to me what good does that law give ??

let me just answer this by sharing this link.. It's Official: Oil Subsidies Don't Keep Gas Prices Down - Environment - GOOD

from my perspective, its not what good can this law bring to us, its how bad regulating thru subsidy oil consumption that i am very afraid of..

[boom_box]

and you are not?

i bet you are thinking that Corona will appoint Binay to be president once Pnoy will be thrown out of office.

[networkguy]

ataya ani bai oi, makalingaw sad

[monroy]

nka basa ko ani ganina buntag.. if this is true, i will be sad.. though im thinking that this could be another defense strategy of the Ongpin's.. i can not tell that for now..

if this is true, he is a misguided fellow..

I don't personally know Ongpin nor am I that familiar with the case, but this is an alleged behest loan by Arroyo, even though most of the funds were paid back and DBP really for the purposes of providing loans to businesses. Even if we were to say arguably that the assets on the books don't justify the large loans, this isn't the first time banks overestimate a borrower's paying capacity and total assets is not the sole determinant of the size of the loan, sometimes managers make judgment regarding the person borrowing and in this case, since the amount was all paid back anyway, it seems whoever made the decision made the right call. It's just the government going after all of Arroyo's associates at all costs..

Compare this to what Cojuangco did with the coco levy which was intended to be lent to farmers but instead loaned to Cojuangco and yet he won the SC San Miguel case. I don't see this one going far.. unless there's some bias in favor of Cojuangco because that case was much worse than this one, and by some coincidence since a relative is the President he gets away with it.

[monroy]

jack, that article is for America, not for the philippines.

let me just explain it as short as possible. the deregulation law gives autonomy to the gas companies on their prices. if Shell wants an increase, then go ahead, nobody can stop them. Look at what's happening now. that is the deregulation law.

but if the Department of Energy were to regulate the price of gas and it's products, then we can at least have some form of control and prevent these gas companies from doing what they want, which of course is to make constant price hike.

I'm not even sure how accurate that study is. You just have to look at Indonesia to see if subsidies reduce fuel cost. Indonesia has much lower fuel costs than us and they also have cheaper electricity. That doesn't mean I support subsidies, because I think it will bankrupt our government every time the price of oil goes up. I'm just saying that if the country produces enough of its own oil, then subsidies will bring costs down. Another example is Saudi Arabia and UAE, large producers of oil who have very cheap, subsidized petrol.

The issue with the Oil Deregulation law isn't the idea of the law, it's how it's implemented or that it lacks teeth. Oil cartels are clearly engaging in collusion and price fixing which should be against the law, but because the law lacks teeth to send these guys to jail the law doesn't work. It's only common sense that when you deregulate you have to stop price fixing at all costs, otherwise it defeats the purpose of deregulating, which is to encourage these companies to compete with each other.

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Phil government will donate $ 1 Million dollars to Japan Tsunami Victim

-take note, ang poor nga country mo donate sa rich nga country ( cool ) naboang na jud atong mga officialis sa goberno, ni bagyo sa manila minus ilang natabang. In a sence nga pwede man ta ta nga maka help sa japan without involving this million dollar. Ni bagyo gani sa atoa ngari sa pinas minus gani ang natabang sa atong administrasyon ron, motabang na noon ta sa lain? unsa ni Noy, pasikat? Wa uroy ni gahuna-huna ai nga mas nanginahanglan tag tabang diri sa atong kaugalingon nga nasod, motabang man nuon sa lain. ( Pagka...)