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    Default Pinagdududahan na si Villar


    Maganda sana ang kwento ng buhay ni Manny Villar kaya lamang parang sumobra ang ganda. Namatay nga kaya ang ka*patid dahil wala silang pambili ng gamot? Lumangoy nga kaya sila sa dagat ng basura? Hindi nga mayaman ang pamilyang Villar noong bata pa si Manny, empleyado ng gobyerno ang ama – sa Bureau of Fisheries, ayon sa isang nakilala ang ama. Me ron itong nikeladong jeep at ang asawa’y merong negosyo na nagbebenta ng isda.


    Lahat ng siyam na magkakapatid ay hindi dumaan sa public school kundi pumasok lahat sa pribadong eskwelahan. Papaano natin matatanggap na sila’y napakahirap?


    Ayon din kay Villar, kung gusto niyang magpayaman, dapat harapin na lamang niya ang kanyang mga negosyo. Ngunit, ang nakakaduda sa kanya ay baka naman ginamit niya ang kanyang puwesto upang lalong paunlarin ang kanyang mga negosyo, gaya sa maraming taga-gobyernong merong sariling negosyo.


    Wala namang matinding pruweba na ganito na nga ang nangyari. Ngunit, napakadali sa isang kongresista (at lalo na ang Speaker mismo) o senador na kausapin ang mga sangay ng gobyerno na pagbigyan ang kanyang mga kumpanya. Dahil sa mga natural na hinalang ganito ng mga Pinoy, mas magaling sana para kay Villar na sinagot niya ang mga bintang sa kanya tungkol sa C-5. Imbes, hindi siya nagpaimbestiga at ayaw humarap sa mga katanungan ng ibang senador tungkol sa tunay na nangyari.


    Sa pananaw ng iba, kung walang pagkakasala, bakit ayaw humarap?


    Ano ang pagkakaiba ni Villar at sa mga Arroyo na hindi rin sumasagot sa kahit anong pinupukol sa kanila at pinagbawalan ang mga taga-gabineteng sumagot sa mga imbestigasyon ng Senado at Kongreso? Ganoon din kaya ang iuutos ni Villar sa kanyang gabinete kapag siya na ang Pangulo?


    Kaya dapat na sumagot si Villar at hindi nagtatago sa mga katanungan upang maliwanagan tayo sa ating pagpili kung sino ang nararapat nating maging pangulo.


    Hindi dahil yumaman ka sa Pinas ay magaling kang magdala ng negosyo. Marami kasing mga negosyante na ginagamit ang mga nakapuwesto sa gobyerno upang magpayaman. Lalo na kung ang negosyante mismo ay mataas ang puwesto sa pamahalaan, napa kadaling makakuha kahit na anuman ang gusto mula sa anumang sangay ng pamahalaan.


    Wala naman akong kinakampihan sa halalang parating, kaya lamang napapansin kong bumababa ang mga survey ni Villar at ang aking nakikita’y dapat sa senador ay magpaliwanag sa mga botante. Kung inaakala niyang dapat lang natin siyang paniwalaan kung anuman ang kanyang sinasabi, nagkakamali siya. Ang problema ngayon ni Manny Villar ay pinagdududahan na ang kanyang kuwento tungkol sa kung sino siya. Dapat na magpakilala siyang muli at hindi sa pamamagitan ng mga infomercial niya na pinagdududahan na nang karamihan.


    Halimbawa, sino naman ang maniniwala sa pahayag ng aktor na hindi binayaran si Dolphy sa ginawa nitong pag-endorso sa kandidatura ni Villar.


    Huwag maniwala sa matandang sinungaling.

    source:Abante Online

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    what I don't like about the on-going strategy campaigns of the politicians vying for a seat in the govt. this coming May is their use or should I say exploitation of the poor and almost everyone is doing it. They give promises which we know are impossible given the debts Philippines have acquired through the years.

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    Why I will vote for Noynoy -Winnie Monsod
    Villar still refuses to attend the Senate to face questions, and it only
    reminds me of how GMA used the privilege of her office to avoid
    questioning. What will happen if Villar wins and more corruption scandals
    surface?

    With Villar catching up to Noynoy in the polls, I am honestly quite
    terrified of the prospect of him winning. There is a clear case of graft in
    this instance, and instead of delving into the issues, his allies in the
    legislative are simply brushing off the allegations as "politically
    motivated". As a citizen, we should not accept this. If there is smoke, we
    must see if there is a fire that needs to be put out. Yes, the timing of
    the allegations seem a bit off. ( Joker Arroyo was pushing these issues as
    early as 199. A known crook and political opportunist, Juan Ponce Enrile,
    is the person leading the censure. However, when the facts are presented,
    it is clear as day that something is amiss. It just further builds on my
    strong suspicions that Villar is a businessman simply looking to control
    the political arena to make a boat load of money.

    I have never trusted Villar since day one. I never trust businessmen who
    enter politics, because in the end, their core value is and always will be
    profit maximization. It is well documented that Villar's real estate empire
    ran into some serious financial problems when his overexposure to the real
    estate market and the Asian Financial Crisis made him unable to pay debts
    he took out to expand his real estate business in the early 1990s. After
    the Asian Crisis hit, Capitol Bank, owned by Villar and heavily exposed to
    his real estate investments was essentially ran to the ground and needed to
    be bailed out. In 2005, Villar tried to solve his debt problems by hiring a
    group of investment banks to advise him on how he can consolidate all his
    assets into one company (Vista Land). With the local and foreign investment
    bankers, Villar came up with a growth story for investors: "Invest in my
    company because we need it to fund all these wonderful project!" However,
    what was downplayed during the IPO roadshow was that instead of financing
    growth, resources from the offering would be used to finance his debt. To
    appease creditors, Villar even had his investment bankers pitch some form
    of a debt-to-equity conversion that raised skeptical eyebrows of many. In
    2007, the IPO of Vista Land did not do as well as planned, in part because
    many investors and brokers were the same people who were burned by Villar's
    inability to pay back his loans.

    Now, as part of a corporate growth (or should I say corporate
    restructuring) plan, Villar is lusting for the highest position in the
    land. This scares me because Villar already has a track record of using his
    political position to gain the upper hand for his businesses. To save his
    empire and increase shareholder value of his business, Villar used his
    influence as Senate Finance Chair to shrewdly derail a Cavite road project
    that was supposed to be BUILD, OPERATE, and TRANSFER. Villar built a longer
    and more expensive road, the C-5 extension, adjacent to it; subsequently
    forcing the private investor in the initial project to pull out. The fishy
    thing is that this new road, longer and more expensive than the previously
    planned project, passed through all of Villar's land in Cavite. It is a
    clear case of graft, pointing to Villar use of influence and government
    funds to substantially improve the values of his real estate properties. To
    add insult to injury the right of way the government would have to pay in
    order to complete the project was substantially higher for the land that
    Villar owned. These funds could have easily been used to build needed
    schools.

    This scandal should be a red flag for all voters. However, the scary part
    is that Villar is spending billions to keep this out of the picture as he
    continues his attempt to brainwash our masses that he is their saviour. He
    convinces the masses that he is one of them. A poor boy from the slums of
    Tondo. In actuality, he is more like the 5-6 and syndicates, slum dwellers
    themselves who make a profit out of their poor brethren. Villar's ad
    agencies are doing an excellent job of maintaining this image as well as
    doing damage control. TV and radio continues to churn out Parokya Ni
    Edgaresque jingles that compete with "Nobody, Nobody." Dolphy is Villar's
    new spokesperson and Wowowee is one giant ad for him. In this process of
    brainwashing, the masses are not cognizant of how Villar conducts business
    as a politician. What they do not see is a man hell bent on turning our
    archipelago into his own personal piece of real estate.

    It is sad that the efforts of Juan Ponce Enrile, who is leading the censure
    for Villar, is actually giving Villar more sympathy votes. People do no
    trust Enrile, and when Enrile pounces on someone, it is usually met with a
    high degree of skepticism. I do not blame people for feeling this way. I
    also think Enrile is a crook who should be jailed for conspiring to
    implement Martial Law, for coup attempts, and for the human rights abuses
    during the Marcos regime. If someone with a more respectable reputation
    were to level these charges on Villar, I am sure the surveys would tell a
    different story.

    I also fear from some credible reports that Malacanang has actually made a
    deal with Villar (under the table). Essentially, GMA's goons said, "We will
    help you, in return, leave us alone when you win". Villar's behaviour in
    recent forums further adds credence to these reports as Villar has been
    very tame and quiet when it comes to how he will treat GMA after the
    elections. Appealing to common sense, it makes ALL THE SENSE for GMA to
    support someone who has a chance of winning, not a person rating at 4% in
    the surveys. GMA tried to reach out to Noynoy after Tita Cory died. All she
    got was rejection.

    Who can stop Villar in his quest for the presidency?

    I am known to be a Noynoy supporter, but to those skeptics and to those who
    are still undecided, I do concede that he is not perfect. His record as a
    politician is average and unspectacular at best. He does not have the
    charisma of his father. Before the death of his mother, he did not get much
    mileage. But I am going all out in support for Noynoy in 2010 because he
    stands for clean governance and appear willing to accomplish this. In
    addition, he has the best chance of preventing a opportunistic businessman,
    the assured next President of our country before Cory died, from using the
    Office of the President as a personal growth asset to his business empire.

    Noynoy's clean record is a big plus for me. It is a trait that I think
    should be the most important quality that we should look for in our next
    president. His appeal is that his track record is not tarnished by
    corruption scandals and his political debts are minimal. I know that many
    critics are trying to make an issue over his involvement in Hacienda
    Luisita, but Noynoy is not even heavily involved in the company. As a
    shareholder, Noynoy only owns .04% of Hacienda Luisita, a drop in the ocean
    and hardly in any position to do something about it. The case of the
    Hacienda does not have the substance that the C-5 extension controversy has
    a lot of.

    In addition, Nonoy also has an incredible legacy to live up to. All the
    pressure is on him to be clean and stay clean. He can't afford to tarnish
    the Aquino name and the immense legacy that his parents left behind. Cory
    and Ninoy practically sacrificed their family for their dream of a better
    Philippines. For Noynoy, to know that your father and mother went through
    so much hardship to improve our country is a heavy burden to think about if
    you do decide to become a crook and destroy everything that they fought
    for.

    We all have to make a choice. In my opinion, it has to go to the
    presidentiable who has an independent mind, stands up for what he believes
    in, is clean, and has the legacy his parents to live up to and maintain.
    For me, Nonoy, with all his flaws, is that candidate. For what this
    country needs is a clean president who can set an example top-down for the
    entire state; it needs a president with the will to change things and stamp
    out corruption; it needs a President who can set an example and is willing
    to perfect our dysfunctional democracy.

    I want someone who stands for being clean. He does not need a degree from
    Harvard. He does not need to have a multi-million peso business to show me
    he can make us all rich. He does not have to speak well. He just has to be
    clean. Nothing else should matter. He has to prioritize a platform of clean
    and effective governance and make sure that it delivers on that promise.
    Policies on the economy, education, energy, environment and health can all
    follow after the fundamentals are taken cared of. So far, the only
    candidate who promotes my vision with a clean record to back it up is
    Noynoy.

    Our urban landscape is replete with political slogans that attempt to
    convince people of certain candidate's ability to lead our nation

    Galing at Talino? Sorry Gibo, those were the supposed qualities of GMA,
    rubber stamped with a Phd in Economics. And what happened? She only
    worsened our economy. To GMA's credit she did balance our budget at one
    point, but it has again ballooned to the level where the next president
    will have to deal with the same economic issues she faced in 2005. During
    GMA's watch investment in infrastructure was insufficient, poverty
    incidence worsened, public education deteriorated, our nautical highway is
    still incomplete, goons like the Ampatuan's flourished in the south, and a
    culture of corruption flourished in our institutions. Instead of creating
    jobs, GMA focused on a policy of exporting labor without measuring the
    social costs of such a policy- thousands of broken OFW families and
    children of OFW's who do not have the proper parental supervision to teach
    them the differences between right and wrong. In effect, our next
    generation is left on their own to figure out how to become empowered
    patriots who love their country and will fight to defend it. In effect,
    whatever statistics in GDP growth GMA and her allies love to advertise, non
    of it trickled down and benefitted the poor..and none of it accounts for
    the social costs to her policies.

    Good speaker? Sorry Gibo, Marcos had that quality and he did nothing good
    for our contry. In fact, Marcos squandered the opportunity to be our Lee
    Kuan Yew and Dr. Mahatir. If I want a good, charismatic, and eloquent
    speaker, let's just run down the list of effective public speakers and vote
    them in.

    Para sa mahirap? Sorry Erap, you had your chance and failed miserably. Your
    only accomplishment is in convincing our masses that movie roles do not
    carry over into the political area.

    My only concern with Noynoy is how deep he might be in the Liberal Party
    and whether he has accumulate political debts to Liberal trapos. The
    Liberal PArty, like any party, has its own share of crooks (including those
    bandwagon trapos who jumped off GMA"s boat to ride on Aquino's popularity).
    How much will Nonoy have to give back to the Liberal trapos (and bandwagon
    Liberals who jumped GMA's ship) if elected? We will never know. However, I
    am willing to live with that unanswered question if it means preventing
    someone like Villar from turning the Philippines into Vista Land's next
    subdivision development. I am also reassured by the fact that he has that
    "Aquino" name and the ghosts of his parents to answer to if does decide to
    go down the immoral path.

    Nonoy will not solve all our problems. One person can't. But we need a
    start somewhere and it should be with someone who pushes honesty, reform,
    and good governance. It will be a tough battle, but I want to give Noynoy
    the chance to build on what his mother tried to accomplish. And I hope that
    if Noynoy wins, he will have the courage to make tough decisions and go
    after crooks, even if it means hurting a lot of friends and colleagues in
    government.

    To give you a better sense on how Villar conducts business, here is also a
    link to Joker Arroyo's 1998 privilege speech:
    OpenDNS halalan.com/ 2010/01/26/ joker-arroyo- raises-issue- of-accountabilit y-of-public- officers- against-manny- villar/


    Actual notes scanned:
    OpenDNS. com/doc/22789941 /Joker-Arroyo- Privilege- Speech

    I guess "if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, and looks like a
    duck.." Well, as the saying goes......

    Vote wisely Philippines. And continue to work towards uplifting the masses
    and freeing them from their state of hopelessness. Defend them from
    opportunists. DEVELOP THEM (FIRST) SPIRITUALLY AND BEHAVIORALLY; THEN
    ECONOMICALLY! When we lift up the poor and ween them off the mentality of
    hopelessness, our country will become first world. Only then will we have
    the powerful middle class that our young democracy is screaming for.


    Winnie Monsod


    If you want to see the black and white facts on the C5 controversy, check
    it here:

    Monsod: C-5 road extension unnecessary, wasteful | ABS-CBN News Online Beta

    YouTube - WINNIE MONSOD EXPLAINS C-5 ROAD EXTENSION UNNECESSARY BUT BENEFITED MANNY VILLAR

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bisayang_manok View Post
    what I don't like about the on-going strategy campaigns of the politicians vying for a sit in the govt. this coming May is their use or should I say exploitation of the poor and almost everyone is doing it. They give promises which we know are impossible given the debts Philippines have acquired through the years.
    sakto jd kaayu ka sir. mga trapo kaayu! that's why i dont believe those candidates who mentioned that they will eradicate poverty. nga dili sila mangawat. sus! mga mangingilad. manggamit pa jd sa mga pobre. ang mga pobre sd ky mo tuo sd jd dayun. faet! dili na ta mgpa ilad aning mga tawhana oi. hope dili madalaa ng mga pinoy sa mga ads og promises sa mga candidates nga imposible kaayu mahitabo. wala na juy limpyo og tarong nga candidate rn. hahaiz...

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