All about NOYNOY AQUINO

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mura gyud ka ug just now. normal na bya na in ana ang tao.

hahaha
iyaha tanan maayo ang bati kai result sa previous admin

[jay_sn0w]

hahaha
iyaha tanan maayo ang bati kai result sa previous admin

toinks!...heheh...murag e.ngun ana btaw g.pa gawas sa mga PR consultants nila...



politics jd kaau....

[jake_smack11]

this country is lead by a damn rookie.. .kawawang piNas!..

[code.war]

Sunod sunod lagi na siyang Obama, kung buot huna-hunaon wala jud sha ka 1/8 ni Obama. bura jud siya ug bata nga nag kat-on ug lakaw. Busa sa mga fans ni Abnoy kaayo jud ninyo i firing squad sa Luneta kuyog niya, joke.

[elvishtattoo]

hotdog ra ga ayo nimo PNoy.

[tagaisla]

where's the WTF in my sentence lilibatlibat? as a citizen of this country and a tax payer, i'm ashamed that he's eating lunch on a hotdog stand. isn't it ridiculous to eat in a hotdog stand on your armani suit
now what do you call that?? publicity or not!!

ngano issue diay iyaha pgkaon sa hotdog stand dli man na angay ika uwaw ky NORMAL THING na ngari sa new york even those hollywood artists mu kaon sa hotdog stand bisan ang mga billionaire dri sa new york and wall street people mg suit mag kaon sa hotdog stand with their ck, armani, de la renta, hugo boss, dkny and other branded suits.. if u want i can show u some pictures to prove you that eating hotdog in new york street is a common thing here bisan poor, middle class, not so rich, rich, millionaire, billionaire ka pa.... shallow ra kaau mo ingon ta nga maulaw ta nga ang presidente ng kaon ug hotdog with his armani suit... angay ta maulaw nga poor country ang philippines pro ang president ni habhab sa Le Cirque then nag check-in pa jud sa The Plaza Hotel (and u know kinsa ni nga president)...

[mimigs]

haters will be haters no matter what and mao rana ila ghulat masayop ra ang presidente

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ngano issue diay iyaha pgkaon sa hotdog stand dli man na angay ika uwaw ky NORMAL THING na ngari sa new york even those hollywood artists mu kaon sa hotdog stand bisan ang mga billionaire dri sa new york and wall street people mg suit mag kaon sa hotdog stand with their ck, armani, de la renta, hugo boss, dkny and other branded suits.. if u want i can show u some pictures to prove you that eating hotdog in new york street is a common thing here bisan poor, middle class, not so rich, rich, millionaire, billionaire ka pa.... shallow ra kaau mo ingon ta nga maulaw ta nga ang presidente ng kaon ug hotdog with his armani suit... angay ta maulaw nga poor country ang philippines pro ang president ni habhab sa Le Cirque then nag check-in pa jud sa The Plaza Hotel (and u know kinsa ni nga president)...

Well said! Bravo!

haters will be haters no matter what and mao rana ila ghulat masayop ra ang presidente

Haters gyud... no matter kinsa pa sa presidents ni daog nga dili maoy iyang gi vote... saway ghapon... they always dwell on the negative things... just look at how the stock market and foreign investors are reacting lang...

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Not a bad Balikbayan Gift for the country...

RP gets $434-M grant from US - INQUIRER.net, Philippine News for Filipinos

Money meant to fight poverty, corruption
By Norman Bordadora
Philippine Daily Inquirer


NEW YORK—The United States granted the Philippines $434-million (P19 billion) in financial assistance hoping it would lead to economic reforms and spur Filipinos to help build their own country, instead of looking for better opportunities abroad.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton aired the call at the signing of the assistance compact at Waldorf Astoria hotel on Thursday (Friday in Manila)—one of the highlights of the weeklong visit of President Aquino, who witnessed the signing.

The money, intended to be used to build roads and carry out projects aimed at reducing poverty and fighting corruption, was awarded under the US-run Millennium Challenge Corp. (MCC) chaired by Clinton.

The MCC, an independent US foreign aid agency, aims to help developing countries reduce poverty as long as they meet performance criteria on democratic principles and the rule of law.

“We hope that, Mr. President, the people of your country will be able to make a good living in their own country. And in order to do that, there must be a partnership that creates the conditions for economic opportunity,” Clinton said.

“I know how smart the Filipino people are. I know how hard they work. I’m not sure there’s any group of people anywhere in the world that works harder than Filipinos,” she added.

Clinton, however, said Filipinos were prevented from achieving economic success by corruption in government.

“But let’s be very honest here. Too many of them feel that they cannot progress in their own country. Too many of them feel that the elite in business and politics basically call the shots, and there’s not much room for someone who’s hardworking, but not connected,” Clinton said.

“Too many of them believe that even if they get the best education they can, that there won’t be an opportunity for them, and so they take that education and help build someone else’s economy, very often here in the United States,” she added.

Clinton said the signing of the compact had become possible “because for the past few years, we have seen evidence of a commitment to deliver for the people that we believe is represented in the promise of President Aquino’s election.”

A cancer in society

The signing of the compact was one of the reasons Mr. Aquino undertook the trip, aside from his scheduled address before the United Nations on Friday and meetings with US businessmen.

The agreement was signed by Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima and MCC chief executive officer Daniel Johannes.

“This was a negotiated agreement. This was not a decision just to give the Philippines some money ... This was a negotiation. Because that’s the whole idea behind the MCC,” Clinton said.

“There are certain principles that we believe in, and the Philippines has made a commitment to these principles. We believe that you can unleash the human potential in a country like the Philippines by tearing down the barriers to economic growth and fighting corruption, which is like a cancer in the economy and society,” she said.

Worthy steward

Mr. Aquino agreed that a beneficiary-country of the MCC should prove itself worthy of the assistance.

“If the American people, through their government, can commit resources to their friends, their friends owe it to those pledging assistance and to themselves to be worthy stewards of what they will receive,” he said.

He said this was the reason the Philippine proposal to the MCC underwent rigorous consultative processes.

“We will do our part to use this grant wisely,” Mr. Aquino said, pledging to “effectively address” the issue of corruption.

“We will continue ... lifestyle checks programs.” he said.

Roads, schools, clinics

Compacts are large, five-year grants for countries that pass the MCC’s eligibility criteria.

Of the total amount, $214.4 million will be used to rehabilitate 222 kilometers of the Samar Road. It will connect 15 towns of one of the country’s poorest provinces and reduce transportation costs for farmers, fishers and small businessmen who bring their goods to the markets.

“(The) investment will increase commerce in and between the provinces of Samar and Eastern Samar, and ultimately increase incomes,” the MCC said in a brief.

Some $120 million will go to the Kabisig Laban sa Kahirapan-Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Service project for building water systems, clinics and school buildings.

Approximately $54.4 million will be used to computerize the collection of taxes by the Bureau of Internal Revenue. The MCC said the project “addresses the need to raise tax revenues and reduce tax evasion and revenue agent-related corruption.”

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NEW YORK—The United States granted the Philippines $434-million (P19 billion) in financial assistance hoping it would lead to economic reforms and spur Filipinos to help build their own country, instead of looking for better opportunities abroad.

ang kanang mga ingon ana nga financial assitance bah..utang na siya?