Rant by Filipina Newsreader vs CNN’s Anderson Cooper Goes Viral (VIDEOS)

[krishnu shivaq silquin]

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Bai, Sunday palang ma.access na ang tacloban... Relatives sa akong wife ni.adto...35km away ra to.od ilang van naka park kay glakaw nila up to v&g... Na rescue gani ila auntie on the same day... From sogod southern Leyte... Babay pa jud kasagaran...

Not referring to international volunteers... Maskin government agencies unta ni take advantage sa adto na agi.anan... Yes naglakaw sila. Pero kung ready na ang government prior sa typhoon ngano wala mana nila nakita na nga agi.anan... Why 5 to 6 days pa... Ready man kaha sila pnoy...

pag.uli nila do.ol sa sogod nakasugat sila ug military truck... Now kung naa silay nasugatan.. Ngano wala man ni take advantage ang national government didto na agi.anan...

Tito sa ako wife naa sa ormoc, cge na text padala ug pagka.on ghapon kay hurot na ilang g.andam... Wala pay relief naabot... Gahapon pa sila kadawat sa among gdala...

Bai jhared ... Taga didto Baka... Naka.adto ka? Kahibaw Baka na maskin mga taga sogod nangabot diri ug Kumpra kay hurot na ilang stocks didto... Layo na ang sogod sa tacloban yet hurot ilang stocks sa paninda.. Tungod ang mga taw from tacloban, ormoc nga naa pay kwarta nangumpra didto... Nag pasabot Lang na nga nangarattle ang mga taw kay Dili maka cguro ang government sa ilang g.sulti..

Ug naproblema ka sa pagputos sa relief, mura gamaya ra ana nga rason, assuming ready man kaha ang national government sa strongest typhoon ever recorded...

I suggest adto didto... Try lang maskin sa ormoc lang... Pagweesam para maka balik ka Dayon...

[Jhared]

actually, I do. Saying they need 5 days to PLAN their approach for their relief is, how should i put it, nonsensical. Packing of goods should be a proactive activity, not something you do AFTER the typhoon has occured. The president even declared the government is READY. Ready to what? Ready to pack goods after the typhoon? Ready to plan for 5 days after Yolanda exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility? Everybody already knew what was coming. Everybody knew the record-breaking attributes of this "Perfect Storm". Why the hell was there no contingency plan?

because goods are, shall i say, perishable, they need to know the exact damage first before they can do any sort of relief operations so money maybe appropriated well, otherwise mag yaw2 napud kay nangalata ang goods sa gobyerno kay daghan ra or nag kuwang2, we can predict the movement of the weather but as to the effect of damage it might cause, that's something we cant predict that's why.. naa manay mga stock ang disaster agencies nga goods in case of disasters but not too many kay lagi its perishable, dili plang na madayon or gmay ra ang mahimo nga damage na mausik lang..

there is a truth to what you are saying, but its not really absolute.. better disaster management and-or relief operations can be of great help, but you know, it's easier said than done..

[æRLO]

Really? Really? Ad hominems are the best you can do against someone reporting the truth? Someone who's actually on the ground in Leyte? FYI, BBC, NBC and other international networks are seeing the same thing, no real organized effort to provide relief.

In all my years hearing about Anderson Cooper, never heard him called a "dick". Gay maybe, but never dick. AFAIK, Cooper is among the journalists who was proven to be impartial and credible. Therefore, I surmise that it is false.

[amingb]

Parihas sa anak ba nga dili tagaan dayon pangluod ug hatagan na nimo dili na dawaton kay nang luod.

Mao rani sa Tacloban inig abot sa Relief sunod semana or next year pa nang luod nang tiyan sa mga tawo kay nangapasmo na amg gi ulcer ug mga gipang diabetis natipi na, dili na mokaon ....

[æRLO]

because goods are, shall i say, perishable, they need to know the exact damage first before they can do any sort of relief operations so money maybe appropriated well, otherwise mag yaw2 napud kay nangalata ang goods sa gobyerno kay daghan ra or nag kuwang2, we can predict the movement of the weather but as to the effect of damage it might cause, that's something we cant predict that's why.. naa manay mga stock ang disaster agencies nga goods in case of disasters but not too many kay lagi its perishable, dili plang na madayon or gmay ra ang mahimo nga damage na mausik lang..

there is a truth to what you are saying, but its not really absolute.. better disaster management and-or relief operations can be of great help, but you know, it's easier said than done..

There's the problem. Why would you pack perishable foods in preparing for a disaster when non-perishable foods are better suited and are recommended? Again, foresight should have been exercised. You hear this cliche often, but it is the truth: "Time is of the essence". Considering that enough time was afforded prior to landfall, and the significant warnings given about this freak-of-a-storm, the national government's preparedness and reaction was abysmal, even without drawing comparison with Japan or other first world countries. 5 days to plan... just wow.

PS if you are a relief worker, I'm not trying to insult you or anything, in fact, I commend you for your efforts. My criticism is directed to the higher-ups or the so-called brains of the operations on the government side of things. Di jud na mao nang mu hatag ug false assurance, even though in truth it was lacking to begin with. There was zero contingency plan. For the record, I understand the problems regarding logistics. But five days to plan is CRAZY.

[Saint_hard]

because goods are, shall i say, perishable, they need to know the exact damage first before they can do any sort of relief operations so money maybe appropriated well, otherwise mag yaw2 napud kay nangalata ang goods sa gobyerno kay daghan ra or nag kuwang2, we can predict the movement of the weather but as to the effect of damage it might cause, that's something we cant predict that's why.. naa manay mga stock ang disaster agencies nga goods in case of disasters but not too many kay lagi its perishable, dili plang na madayon or gmay ra ang mahimo nga damage na mausik lang..

there is a truth to what you are saying, but its not really absolute.. better disaster management and-or relief operations can be of great help, but you know, it's easier said than done..

if they have prepared 15 days prior to the typhoon...dili man guro na madaut ang mga goods...

[Jhared]

Bai, Sunday palang ma.access na ang tacloban... Relatives sa akong wife ni.adto...35km away ra to.od ilang van naka park kay glakaw nila up to v&g... Na rescue gani ila auntie on the same day... From sogod southern Leyte... Babay pa jud kasagaran...

Not referring to international volunteers... Maskin government agencies unta ni take advantage sa adto na agi.anan... Yes naglakaw sila. Pero kung ready na ang government prior sa typhoon ngano wala mana nila nakita na nga agi.anan... Why 5 to 6 days pa... Ready man kaha sila pnoy...

pag.uli nila do.ol sa sogod nakasugat sila ug military truck... Now kung naa silay nasugatan.. Ngano wala man ni take advantage ang national government didto na agi.anan...

Tito sa ako wife naa sa ormoc, cge na text padala ug pagka.on ghapon kay hurot na ilang g.andam... Wala pay relief naabot... Gahapon pa sila kadawat sa among gdala...

Bai jhared ... Taga didto Baka... Naka.adto ka? Kahibaw Baka na maskin mga taga sogod nangabot diri ug Kumpra kay hurot na ilang stocks didto... Layo na ang sogod sa tacloban yet hurot ilang stocks sa paninda.. Tungod ang mga taw from tacloban, ormoc nga naa pay kwarta nangumpra didto... Nag pasabot Lang na nga nangarattle ang mga taw kay Dili maka cguro ang government sa ilang g.sulti..

Ug naproblema ka sa pagputos sa relief, mura gamaya ra ana nga rason, assuming ready man kaha ang national government sa strongest typhoon ever recorded...

I suggest adto didto... Try lang maskin sa ormoc lang... Pagweesam para maka balik ka Dayon...

hahaha.. im talking about tacloban yet here you are talking about sogod.. our staff are doing relief operations there sa tacloban, and as we speak giving relief goods to the northern part of cebu.. it's really a mess back there sa tacloban, murag zombieland like they all said, and some roads are inaccessible due to heavy looting and certain damages, distributing relief goods is not a walk in a park bay, nkasuway bka ug distribute ug goods sa negros bay pag linog ngadto? or sa bohol? or katong pag typhoon ondoy ug pepeng? i bet wala ka kasuway bay but i have, now judging by the extent of the damage and the number of desperate people begging for food i think i have a better idea on how hard it is to do relief operations there,.. your just watching too much news bay..

[Dorothea]

Jhared -- unsa ka perishable nang sardinas, corned beef, lucky me, bugas nga wala pa na luto? Wala lang, nag wonder lang gud ko

[Jhared]

if they have prepared 15 days prior to the typhoon...dili man guro na madaut ang mga goods...

bay the typhoon originated on November 2 in Micronesia, hinay pato, unya nagkakusog unya niigo sa atoa somewhere between 7 and 8.. 6 days bay, 6 days.. that's how fast it grew.,

[Saint_hard]

bay the typhoon originated on November 2 in Micronesia, hinay pato, unya nagkakusog unya niigo sa atoa somewhere between 7 and 8.. 6 days bay, 6 days.. that's how fast it grew.,

it doesn't matter kung kung unsa nga adlaw bay or ingon ana ka paspas...they have all the time in the world the prepare...