BBL will not lead to peace. BBL will lead to war - if not by the MILF-BIFF who actually never let up, or by those who were deliberately left out of the conversation (and they are legion). And you will reap the whirlwind. So, my advice is - don't push it; stop, look and listen; reverse course; change your advisers; and try the inclusive and transparent track. In short, proceed with extreme caution and talk to the right parties because our national security is at stake here.
Hayy nako Alunan unsa man tawon imo rason nga mo lead man into war ang BBL na Pabor man tawon na kaayo sa mga muslim ang provisions ana. Asa nimo gibutang imo utok doy. Tungod ba kay supporter ka ni MIsuari ug cabinet secretary panahon ni Ramos nga maoy pag pirma sa final peace agreement tali sa MNLF ug GRP panel mao na against ka sa BBL? PALPAK kaayo ang inyong ARMM doy mao na pulihan na sa BBL. Ka pabor ani na bill sa mga muslim, giunsa man tawon nimo pn ag analyze.. Mas magkagubot kun dili madayon ang BBL kay dako kaayo na revolutioanary group ang MILF kumpara sa BIFF ug kanang imong grupo sa MNLF oi... ALL out support tawon ang ARmm people ug officials aning BBL sa tinuod lang.
"DESPITE some concerns, the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law is receiving overwhelming support from residents in Northern Mindanao, the chair of the House of Representatives Ad Hoc Committee on the Bangsamoro Basic Law said.
“I saw the universal support for the proposed Bangsamoro law. It is undeniable,” said Cagayan de Oro second district Representative Rufus Rodriguez.
He said he got a sense of the sentiments after a round of public hearings in the cities of Marawi, Iligan, and Cagayan de Oro; and in Tubod, Lanao del Norte last week from November 27 to 29."
Kalayo ra ba intawon nimo Alunan sa qualification ni Congressman Rufus Rodriguez..
He was Valedictorian in Grade School in 1967 and also
Valedictorian in High School in 1971, both at Xavier
University.
During his High School graduation, he was the recipient of the
Insular Life Excellence Award.
He went on to take AB-Economics at De La Salle University,
Manila where he graduated Summa Cum Laude.
He entered the College of Law at the University of the
Philippines at Diliman, Quezon City as an Entrance and College
Scholar.
As a sophomore law student, he was elected the first and
Filipino President of the World Association of Law Students
based in Washington, D.C., U.S.A. As such he presided over the
organization’s assemblies in Khartoum, Sudan, Africa; Madrid,
Spain; and São Paulo, Brazil.
Also as a junior law student at U.P. he became the youngest
author of law books by writing the Law on Transportation
published by Rex Bookstore.
He was a consistent honor student at the U.P. College of Law,
a member of the Order of the Purple Feather Honor Society from
1st to 4th year. He graduated in the Top Seven in his class
and placed among the Top Twenty in the 1981 Bar Examinations
with grades of 90% in three bar subjects namely: Commercial
Law, Criminal Law and Labor Law.
In 1980, while on his senior year at law school, he was
elected the youngest senior board member of Misamis Oriental.
In 1984, he became the youngest Vice Governor of Misamis
Oriental. Also that year, he finished his M.A. in Economics
with High Distinction at Xavier University.
In 1990, he was appointed the youngest law dean of the San
Sebastian College of Law, Manila.
He took up further studies in law overseas, and graduated with
Harlan Fiske Stone Honors (equivalent to Magna Cum Laude)
Master of Laws at Columbia School of Law, New York City in
1995.
In 1998, he was appointed the youngest Commissioner of Bureau
of Immigration by President Joseph “Erap” Estrada where he
initiated an efficiency and transparency program.
Two great universities in the country have honored him. He was
awarded “Most Outstanding Alumnus” by De La Salle University
in 1999 and Xavier University in 2002. In December, 2008 he
was awarded The Xavier University 75th Anniversary Most
Outstanding Alumnus Award for Public Service.
In 2007, he was elected Representative of the Second District
of Cagayan de Oro City in the 14th Congress where he had a
perfect attendance, ranking second among 268 Congressmen on
the most number of bills and resolutions filed at 554 of which
53 have become Republic Acts. He was re-elected last May 10,
2010 elections with a winning margin of 100,000 votes over his
opponent.
At present, in the 15th Congress, he ranks first in the House
of Representatives in the number of bills and resolutions with
997, of which 9 have become laws currently making him the
House member with the most number of bills filed that became
law. He also has a perfect attendance.
On June 19, 2009, he received a Certificate, Leaders in
Development from the John F. Kennedy School of Government,
Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
Last November 14, 2010, he received the Gold Vision Triangle
Award, the highest award given by the YMCA of the Philippines
for his exemplary and distinctive service to the Filipino
youth.
On March 31, 2011, he was conferred the degree of Doctorate of
Humanities (Civil Law) Honoris Causa by the Central Mindanao
University at Musuan, Bukidnon.
On July 22, 2011 he received a Certificate on Summer Courses
on Public International Law from The Hague Academy of
International Law in Netherlands.
Last November 11, 2011, he was awarded the YMCA Centennial
Leadership Award for Government Service.
He was also conferred a Doctor of Laws (Honoris Causa) degree
by University of Negros Occidental Recoletos (UNO-R) last May
24, 2012 Attended the 17th Session of the Rhodes Academy of
Oceans Law and Policy in Rhodes, Greece last July 2012.
He is happily married to Fenina Tiukinhoy of Surigao City and
blessed with daughter Regine Beatrice.
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