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  1. #41

    Default Re: Lozada 'doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth'


    Quote Originally Posted by diem
    [color=navy]I think Lozada doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth unless he has some new "truth" or evidence to present/show that we do not know. If he's just going to raise his fist and call for people to stand with him, no thanks I've already seen and heard him on TV.

    What's one good reason for him to come to Cebu? I think for some peace and quiet, for him to relax, take it easy. Kaon og lami. Somebody send him the link to the "Do's and Don'ts Here in Cebu" link sa General Discussions para naay ideya ang tawo.
    An excellent suggestion. :mrgreen:

    Anyways, aside from school hopping asa man sad diay siya mo-istorya2x?

    I read recently in the news that his legal adviser/lawyer already held a sort of meeting/discussion about ZTE at Sn. Carlos Seminary. So most probably didto sad si Mr. Lozada mag hold ug meeting/discussion?

  2. #42

    Default Re: Lozada 'doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth'

    mura mog bata cgeg away... ngano nalang mag rinespetaray nalang di.ay sa gi tu.ohan sa ubang tao?

  3. #43

    Default Re: Lozada 'doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth'

    I'm just imagining what those die-hard Lozada fans are thinking right now. was Lozada really helping us know the truth? or he has his own selfish agenda? the latter is getting more evident these past few days...

    __________________________________________________ _________________________________________
    No malice, Mr. Lozada?

    Early last month, when he held that dawn press conference and took the stand for the first time at the Senate, Jun Lozada struck at the core of every Filipino who loved his country.

    Unkempt and in tears, he appeared sincere and credible as he narrated what he claimed to know about the botched national broadband network deal.

    Suddenly, everybody stopped to listen. He sounded different from the witnesses that came before him. This was an educated, God-fearing, considerably respectable man. After all, he was president of a corporation.

    All throughout his first statements, Lozada was careful to say that he did not have malice toward anyone. He was coy at how senators, especially those who want to run for president in two years, patronized him and called him a hero.

    Even his admission of his sins—barangay league as he termed them—endeared him to the public and further bolstered his credibility.

    But in the last few days, Lozada has become heady with his newfound popularity.

    He tells his stories piecemeal, as if to make sure he won’t lose momentum and his listeners’ interest. He now does the rounds of schools and churches and waves frantically like a movie star. The self-described probinsyanong Intsik is now a celebrity. His fans are shrieking.

    In last Friday’s interfaith rally, the Champion of Transparency had no qualms being on the same stage as a convicted plunderer. He addressed the crowd and uttered statements that all but negated his cautious words only a few weeks before. No malice, Mr. Lozada?

    Now he purports to know how to tell the “right” newspapers from the “wrong” ones, resenting those who do not blindly join his fans club.

    With his testimony, Mr. Lozada has told stories of high-level corruption. The public should now take its misty eyes off him and use the legal system to prosecute and punish those who have shamelessly robbed the national coffers.


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    Shut Up! Let your GAME do the talking!

  4. #44

    Default Re: Lozada 'doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth'

    Lozada in Cebu? What for? samok2x ra cya!

  5. #45

    Default Re: Lozada 'doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth'

    Quote Originally Posted by johnny22aa
    Lozada in Cebu? What for? samok2x ra cya!
    i agree for that bro...kung maoy mag daghan jutai ra...hehehe...saon gusto man gud mag artista samot natong mga madre nga nag - apil-apil sa luyo ni lozada nga nag diskurso sa stage...para lang jud makita sa TV...faetzzzzzzzz

  6. #46

    Default Re: Lozada 'doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth'

    Quote Originally Posted by omad
    I'm just imagining what those die-hard Lozada fans are thinking right now. was Lozada really helping us know the truth? or he has his own selfish agenda? the latter is getting more evident these past few days...

    __________________________________________________ _________________________________________
    No malice, Mr. Lozada?

    Early last month, when he held that dawn press conference and took the stand for the first time at the Senate, Jun Lozada struck at the core of every Filipino who loved his country.

    Unkempt and in tears, he appeared sincere and credible as he narrated what he claimed to know about the botched national broadband network deal.

    Suddenly, everybody stopped to listen. He sounded different from the witnesses that came before him. This was an educated, God-fearing, considerably respectable man. After all, he was president of a corporation.

    All throughout his first statements, Lozada was careful to say that he did not have malice toward anyone. He was coy at how senators, especially those who want to run for president in two years, patronized him and called him a hero.

    Even his admission of his sins—barangay league as he termed them—endeared him to the public and further bolstered his credibility.

    But in the last few days, Lozada has become heady with his newfound popularity.

    He tells his stories piecemeal, as if to make sure he won’t lose momentum and his listeners’ interest. He now does the rounds of schools and churches and waves frantically like a movie star. The self-described probinsyanong Intsik is now a celebrity. His fans are shrieking.

    In last Friday’s interfaith rally, the Champion of Transparency had no qualms being on the same stage as a convicted plunderer. He addressed the crowd and uttered statements that all but negated his cautious words only a few weeks before. No malice, Mr. Lozada?

    Now he purports to know how to tell the “right” newspapers from the “wrong” ones, resenting those who do not blindly join his fans club.

    With his testimony, Mr. Lozada has told stories of high-level corruption. The public should now take its misty eyes off him and use the legal system to prosecute and punish those who have shamelessly robbed the national coffers.


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    Natakdan kay cge kuyog kuyog sa mga politiko. hehe

  7. #47

    Default Re: Lozada 'doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth'

    Cebu City Vice Mayor Mike Rama, Toledo City Mayor Zambo - MGA BASTOS!!!

  8. #48

    Default Re: Lozada 'doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth'

    Quote Originally Posted by diem
    [color=navy]I think Lozada doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth unless he has some new "truth" or evidence to present/show that we do not know. If he's just going to raise his fist and call for people to stand with him, no thanks I've already seen and heard him on TV.

    What's one good reason for him to come to Cebu? I think for some peace and quiet, for him to relax, take it easy. Kaon og lami. Somebody send him the link to the "Do's and Don'ts Here in Cebu" link sa General Discussions para naay ideya ang tawo.
    Si Sam Milby kit-an nato sa TV pero gusto man gud makit an sa tawo nga personal.

    Si Pope Benedict XVI nakita na man na sa TV, pero ganahan man gihapon nga makita sa personal.

    Kanang mga NBA players, kita na ta sa TV pero kis kis man gihapon makit an sa personal.

    ang mga SUGBOANON gusto makakita ni LOZADA. Besides, liberty of travel and abode gi guarantee na sa atong Constitution.

    Grabe siguro ka tamparos sa mga sipsip nga politiko nga init nga dawaton si Lozada sa mga Sugboanon. Kining mga trapo, sipsip ug bastos nga mga pulitiko sama ni Mike Rama ug Mayor Zambo, mag pa too too nga mao ni ang stand sa mga Sugboanon. YOU DONT SPEAK IN BEHALF OF THE CEBUANOS uy!

  9. #49

    Default Re: Lozada 'doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth'

    hahahaha.


    Stop this circus...aw kamo kung gusto mo mo apil sa circus tan-aw mo ni Lozada. Im not saying nga dili siya ppuede mo ari diri. Pero mahimo tang kataw-onon ani. Unsay tan-aw nila mga bogo ang mga cebuano? nga kinahanglan pa ta sultihan.

    Enough of this show, cut it direk usik usik lang sa film so to speak.

  10. #50

    Default Re: Lozada 'doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth'

    okey, can you elaborate ilang pagka "MGA BASTOS"?? not just posting like that...

    Quote Originally Posted by balatucan
    Cebu City Vice Mayor Mike Rama, Toledo City Mayor Zambo - MGA BASTOS!!!

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