All about NOYNOY AQUINO

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surender ko sa kabogo nimo oi. hehe
it clearly shows you are ignorant on how the government spend for calamities.
kanang 9.5 billion mga data na nga gikoleta aside from agricultural apil ana ang damages sa personal property like TV nga naguba tungod sa baha. unsay pagtoo nimo mamalit ang gobyerno ug bag-ong TV? unsa, insurance company? LOLz

here is a trivia idiot to give you an idea how the government spend for calamities.

In 2009, Ondoy and Pepeng alone left the country P12 billion peso damages. The Arroyo government spent only P9+ billion on calamity funds from 2001 to 2009 that's for her entire nine years in office.

sige katawa sa imong kabogs!

HAHAHAHA....... lami-a ug last statement oh, beh kaw nsd akong pangutan.on kay hilig bya ka ug "proof", post dayon ug link beh, bcn speculation nsd na nmo.. tsk tsk tsk

Kung n.surrender ka sa ka bogo "kunu" nako, samot nami dre noh... samot pakaha ka.. dba, outdated poster? tsk tsk tsk...... hustana na imong pag paghot dha kay dli nana malalis, dakong epic fail nka....

simple question dli gani ka mka answer, nya mag cge pka ug comentaryo? unsa na lng diay ka credible imong post, kung dli ka mka answer sa simple questions dre?

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@unretry..kung dili na siya ka answer mo spin rana balihon raka ana..mo ingon dayon na ug Read Between the Lines..Been there..hehehe..akong pangutana niya hangtud karon wala a jud g tubag..hahaha..pro sagdi nalang na..sabton nalang nato..hehe

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HAHAHAHA....... lami-a ug last statement oh, beh kaw nsd akong pangutan.on kay hilig bya ka ug "proof", post dayon ug link beh, bcn speculation nsd na nmo.. tsk tsk tsk

Kung n.surrender ka sa ka bogo "kunu" nako, samot nami dre noh... samot pakaha ka.. dba, outdated poster? tsk tsk tsk...... hustana na imong pag paghot dha kay dli nana malalis, dakong epic fail nka....

simple question dli gani ka mka answer, nya mag cge pka ug comentaryo? unsa na lng diay ka credible imong post, kung dli ka mka answer sa simple questions dre?

what?! mangayo kag link?
clue: 12 billion - you actually posted the link yourself.
9 billion - it was in one of the articles that networguy copied and pasted here. pangitaa dayon ninyo.
mao nay resulta basta selective ang pagbasa.

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In 2009, Ondoy and Pepeng alone left the country P12 billion peso damages. The Arroyo government spent only P9+ billion on calamity funds from 2001 to 2010 that's for her entire nine years in office. Of course apil pa ana ang calamity fund nga napunta sa bulsa niya.

sige katawa sa imong kabogs!

ahh mao ba, ato kunu i.compare kung mao ba sa imong sabot ang naa sa article beh!?

qouted from this article PNoy: PHL can weather crop, infra damage from typhoons

The amount is roughly 20 percent short of the P12 billion the country sustained from the onslaught tropical cyclones Ondoy and Pepeng in 2009.

kinsa man karon mo twist ug mo fabricate ug facts bai!? Yaw ko ug ingna mo lusot paka ana ron? Ako na g.select bai ha, kay kana ra man gud ang naa sa article nag sulti about sa Ondoy, no other else in the article talks about ondoy, but only that statement.

Nya mo ingon ka naa sa akong article nga nagpamatood nga nag spent si GMA ug 9b+ in her term? Taronga sa na imong pagpasangil bai, kay murag lagyo na jud kaayo na ug lapas dah.... dude, if you are on your limits, ayaw tawn mi damaya dre...

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@estor_boot: kung kang networkguy nga link, palihug ko apil sa imong post para dli ta cge ug pangita, mao na daghan mangawala dre, kay tungod nmo usa ka irresponsible poster, and an arrogant one.... tsk tsk tsk...... paeta, kaw pay isog kaayo mangayo ug link, pro kung ikaw pangayoan, imo dayon i.divert sa lain. Ikaw may nag depensa bai, kaw jud mangako.. tsk tsk tsk.....

[estor_boot]

^kulang pa imong research. pangita pa, i've updated the clue.
why would i give you the link, did you give the link i asked?

[unretry]

nah, dli nako mangita pa bai, kitay alkansi nmo, hatagan ka ug true blue discussion mo retaliate dayon ka ug ingon ana, which is so sad, kay you are the opposite to what you are posing here on the thread. Murag ka ug kabaw(take it as a form of speech, basin mo ingon ka name calling) nga dli.... tsk tsk tsk.... So hard to deal with this kind of mentality.


OnT:
Palace distances self from poll fraud probe

oi n.release nsd ug statement ai, ako pa aning palasyo, yaw na lng jud comentaryo, kay kasagaran ra ba sa ilang isulti, sukwahi sa mahitabo.... my opinion on these? Hope they will not use the divide and rule tactics. Good that they are into taking the arroyos down, but being a president is not all about running down the bad guys. Its more on the public interest that he must be thinking of. Not what the public thinks of him, but what he thinks good for public, if he thinks going all on out on the arroyo's in his term, then without a doubt our country would not do any better from the past or worst deteriorate.

[red_ribbon]

danghag lang mo aw sorry daghang bryt diri oi

[unretry]

kani oh, funny really but really true indeed!

[techguys]

Debt raters acknowledge Philippine gains -- central bank


REPRESENTATIVES of credit rating agencies Philippine economic officials met in Washington, DC at the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund-World Bank meetings last month acknowledged fiscal improvements the country has achieved and agreed that fresh reviews should be done “late this year to early-2012,” the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said in a press statement on Tuesday.



The central bank said BSP Governor Amando M. Tetangco, Jr. and Finance Secretary Cesar V. Purisima briefed “high ranking officials” of credit raters Standard & Poor’s (S&P), Moody’s Investors Service and Fitch Ratings “on the latest developments in the Philippine credit story.”


“It was clear from the discussions that the Philippines is well-positioned for any global slowdown,” the central bank said in its statement, adding that credit rating officials during the meeting “acknowledged that the country has considerable policy flexibility to deal with global economic and financial uncertainties.”


Fitch currently has the highest rating for the Philippines at BB+, just one level shy of the much-coveted investment grade, while Moody’s and S&P ratings are two grades short at Ba2 and BB, respectively.


The central bank said credit raters particularly noted the country’s:

• continued robust external liquidity position with gross international reserves at $76 billion as of end-August against gross external debt of $61 billion as of end-March;

• external debt ratios that are better than those of many of the Philippines’ peers;

• “skillful handling by monetary authorities” of continued surge in “hot money” inflows;

• improved performance of state revenue collectors; and

• approval of Republic Act No. 10149, or the GOCC (government-owned and -controlled corporations) Governance Act of 2011 which institutionalizes good governance practices in state firms.