Friday, August 10, 2012

NPA seizes four firearms in Bit-os, Butuan


From the Website of PRWC - CPP/NPA/NDF
link:  http://theprwcblogs.blogspot.com/2012/08/npa-seizes-four-firearms-in-bit-os_9.html#more



NPA seizes four firearms in Bit-os, Butuan

Omar Ibarra
Cesar Cayon Command - NPA-Northcentral Mindanao
August 7, 2012

An oversized platoon of the Cesar Cayon Command of the New People's Army ambushed two policemen riding a motorcycle in Brgy. Bit-os, Butuan City around 9:00 in the morning of August 6. PO2 Adonis Dumaboc was killed in action while PO2 Sergio Saragospe was wounded. The Red fighters seized two M16 rifles, two 9 mm pistols, ammo vests and some ammunition.

Even before their turn to guard the supposedly impounded logs in Amparo, these policemen were already regularly plying the Bit-os—Amparo route to extort from passing log transports. Persistent complaints of people engaged in the wood-based trade, made these policemen legitimate target of the NPA. On August 5, the NPA fighters were already lying in ambush for them. Their patrol car, with six policemen and two CAFGUs onboard, passed by the ambush position at the same day but the NPA postponed the intended military action because among those onboard were three civilians. The ambush succeeded because of the overwhelming support of the people who have long called for the end of these policemen's blatant daylight robbery.

Manual and carabao-loggers as well as small businessmen have long complained of the brazen extortion activities of the said policemen who were assigned at the pumping station of the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) in Bit-os. Only by sheer luck can those who pass by the Agusan River and the road linking Butuan City, Tungao and Las Nieves avoid extortion while passing through their checkpoints. For a long time, these thriving members of the crocodile species in Agusan River and on dry land were left unchecked, and they seem to be more ravenous than the real crocodile Lolong in bleeding dry the poor owners of falcatta, bay-ang, gemelina, mahogany and other planted tree species, whether they travel by the river or by the road. They have been accustomed with hefty bribes fed by log smugglers to ensure that the latter can carry on with their unhampered illegal business. Now that lumber is becoming scarce due to the denudation of our forests, the tight monitoring of reactionary government agencies on smugglers, and on top of all that, Pnoy's farcical declaration of a log ban, the small, poor loggers wittingly became convenient punching bags. Even legal businessmen have only to endure the rottenness of this system which has existed here for decades.

"SOP," "good morning," and "pangkape," has been the tradition of at least 40 crocodile checkpoints along the banks of Agusan River from Sabang Gibong, in La Paz, Agusan del Sur downstream to Butuan. In the entire towing course, loggers cannot in any way get away with each of the checkpoints of Army-CAA, PNP, LGU, NCIP, NBI, GSAC, "Bantay Kalikasan," Anti-Smuggling Task Force, PNP Maritime and DENR without feeding first the wide-mouthed crocodile. It is unfortunate for those who pass by without ready stuffed envelopes. They will have to face up to  warning shots if not  directly strafed and forced to dive the depths of Agusan for safety,  to be discovered with flawed papers, to be slapped with fabricated irregulaties, to be delayed at the checkpoint, and even for their transactions to fail altogether.

But every anti-people deed will sooner or later come to its end. The cry for justice of their victims will eventually be fulfilled. May this serve as a warning to many other extortionists to end their corrupt practices of victimizing the people. On the other hand, the victims should also assert their rights and use all workable means to oppose the extortion activities of these uniformed and armed personnel who earn their salaries from the people's taxes. They should embark on unified actions in making petitions, airing their complaints, and even filing lawsuits to the reactionary court. If the people will not act, these robbers will have nothing to fear. As our revolutionary commitment, The New People's Army is ever ready to support the people's united action and to defend the oppressed and exploited at all times.

At this juncture, before Mayor Amante even starts to castigate us, he should check if the 4,000 cubic meters of confiscated logs that Noynoy showcased in his SONA is still complete. Is he completely sure the crocodiles have not devoured the income from a part of the three-kilometer line? 

Omar Ibarra (sgd)
Spokesperson, CCC












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NPA seizes four firearms in Bit-os, Butuan


From the Website of PRWC - CPP/NPA/NDF
link:  http://theprwcblogs.blogspot.com/2012/08/npa-seizes-four-firearms-in-bit-os_9.html#more



NPA seizes four firearms in Bit-os, Butuan

Omar Ibarra
Cesar Cayon Command - NPA-Northcentral Mindanao
August 7, 2012

An oversized platoon of the Cesar Cayon Command of the New People's Army ambushed two policemen riding a motorcycle in Brgy. Bit-os, Butuan City around 9:00 in the morning of August 6. PO2 Adonis Dumaboc was killed in action while PO2 Sergio Saragospe was wounded. The Red fighters seized two M16 rifles, two 9 mm pistols, ammo vests and some ammunition.

Even before their turn to guard the supposedly impounded logs in Amparo, these policemen were already regularly plying the Bit-os—Amparo route to extort from passing log transports. Persistent complaints of people engaged in the wood-based trade, made these policemen legitimate target of the NPA. On August 5, the NPA fighters were already lying in ambush for them. Their patrol car, with six policemen and two CAFGUs onboard, passed by the ambush position at the same day but the NPA postponed the intended military action because among those onboard were three civilians. The ambush succeeded because of the overwhelming support of the people who have long called for the end of these policemen's blatant daylight robbery.

Manual and carabao-loggers as well as small businessmen have long complained of the brazen extortion activities of the said policemen who were assigned at the pumping station of the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) in Bit-os. Only by sheer luck can those who pass by the Agusan River and the road linking Butuan City, Tungao and Las Nieves avoid extortion while passing through their checkpoints. For a long time, these thriving members of the crocodile species in Agusan River and on dry land were left unchecked, and they seem to be more ravenous than the real crocodile Lolong in bleeding dry the poor owners of falcatta, bay-ang, gemelina, mahogany and other planted tree species, whether they travel by the river or by the road. They have been accustomed with hefty bribes fed by log smugglers to ensure that the latter can carry on with their unhampered illegal business. Now that lumber is becoming scarce due to the denudation of our forests, the tight monitoring of reactionary government agencies on smugglers, and on top of all that, Pnoy's farcical declaration of a log ban, the small, poor loggers wittingly became convenient punching bags. Even legal businessmen have only to endure the rottenness of this system which has existed here for decades.

"SOP," "good morning," and "pangkape," has been the tradition of at least 40 crocodile checkpoints along the banks of Agusan River from Sabang Gibong, in La Paz, Agusan del Sur downstream to Butuan. In the entire towing course, loggers cannot in any way get away with each of the checkpoints of Army-CAA, PNP, LGU, NCIP, NBI, GSAC, "Bantay Kalikasan," Anti-Smuggling Task Force, PNP Maritime and DENR without feeding first the wide-mouthed crocodile. It is unfortunate for those who pass by without ready stuffed envelopes. They will have to face up to  warning shots if not  directly strafed and forced to dive the depths of Agusan for safety,  to be discovered with flawed papers, to be slapped with fabricated irregulaties, to be delayed at the checkpoint, and even for their transactions to fail altogether.

But every anti-people deed will sooner or later come to its end. The cry for justice of their victims will eventually be fulfilled. May this serve as a warning to many other extortionists to end their corrupt practices of victimizing the people. On the other hand, the victims should also assert their rights and use all workable means to oppose the extortion activities of these uniformed and armed personnel who earn their salaries from the people's taxes. They should embark on unified actions in making petitions, airing their complaints, and even filing lawsuits to the reactionary court. If the people will not act, these robbers will have nothing to fear. As our revolutionary commitment, The New People's Army is ever ready to support the people's united action and to defend the oppressed and exploited at all times.

At this juncture, before Mayor Amante even starts to castigate us, he should check if the 4,000 cubic meters of confiscated logs that Noynoy showcased in his SONA is still complete. Is he completely sure the crocodiles have not devoured the income from a part of the three-kilometer line? 

Omar Ibarra (sgd)
Spokesperson, CCC












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NPA seizes four firearms in Bit-os, Butuan


From the Website of PRWC - CPP/NPA/NDF
link:  http://theprwcblogs.blogspot.com/2012/08/npa-seizes-four-firearms-in-bit-os_9.html#more



NPA seizes four firearms in Bit-os, Butuan

Omar Ibarra
Cesar Cayon Command - NPA-Northcentral Mindanao
August 7, 2012

An oversized platoon of the Cesar Cayon Command of the New People's Army ambushed two policemen riding a motorcycle in Brgy. Bit-os, Butuan City around 9:00 in the morning of August 6. PO2 Adonis Dumaboc was killed in action while PO2 Sergio Saragospe was wounded. The Red fighters seized two M16 rifles, two 9 mm pistols, ammo vests and some ammunition.

Even before their turn to guard the supposedly impounded logs in Amparo, these policemen were already regularly plying the Bit-os—Amparo route to extort from passing log transports. Persistent complaints of people engaged in the wood-based trade, made these policemen legitimate target of the NPA. On August 5, the NPA fighters were already lying in ambush for them. Their patrol car, with six policemen and two CAFGUs onboard, passed by the ambush position at the same day but the NPA postponed the intended military action because among those onboard were three civilians. The ambush succeeded because of the overwhelming support of the people who have long called for the end of these policemen's blatant daylight robbery.

Manual and carabao-loggers as well as small businessmen have long complained of the brazen extortion activities of the said policemen who were assigned at the pumping station of the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) in Bit-os. Only by sheer luck can those who pass by the Agusan River and the road linking Butuan City, Tungao and Las Nieves avoid extortion while passing through their checkpoints. For a long time, these thriving members of the crocodile species in Agusan River and on dry land were left unchecked, and they seem to be more ravenous than the real crocodile Lolong in bleeding dry the poor owners of falcatta, bay-ang, gemelina, mahogany and other planted tree species, whether they travel by the river or by the road. They have been accustomed with hefty bribes fed by log smugglers to ensure that the latter can carry on with their unhampered illegal business. Now that lumber is becoming scarce due to the denudation of our forests, the tight monitoring of reactionary government agencies on smugglers, and on top of all that, Pnoy's farcical declaration of a log ban, the small, poor loggers wittingly became convenient punching bags. Even legal businessmen have only to endure the rottenness of this system which has existed here for decades.

"SOP," "good morning," and "pangkape," has been the tradition of at least 40 crocodile checkpoints along the banks of Agusan River from Sabang Gibong, in La Paz, Agusan del Sur downstream to Butuan. In the entire towing course, loggers cannot in any way get away with each of the checkpoints of Army-CAA, PNP, LGU, NCIP, NBI, GSAC, "Bantay Kalikasan," Anti-Smuggling Task Force, PNP Maritime and DENR without feeding first the wide-mouthed crocodile. It is unfortunate for those who pass by without ready stuffed envelopes. They will have to face up to  warning shots if not  directly strafed and forced to dive the depths of Agusan for safety,  to be discovered with flawed papers, to be slapped with fabricated irregulaties, to be delayed at the checkpoint, and even for their transactions to fail altogether.

But every anti-people deed will sooner or later come to its end. The cry for justice of their victims will eventually be fulfilled. May this serve as a warning to many other extortionists to end their corrupt practices of victimizing the people. On the other hand, the victims should also assert their rights and use all workable means to oppose the extortion activities of these uniformed and armed personnel who earn their salaries from the people's taxes. They should embark on unified actions in making petitions, airing their complaints, and even filing lawsuits to the reactionary court. If the people will not act, these robbers will have nothing to fear. As our revolutionary commitment, The New People's Army is ever ready to support the people's united action and to defend the oppressed and exploited at all times.

At this juncture, before Mayor Amante even starts to castigate us, he should check if the 4,000 cubic meters of confiscated logs that Noynoy showcased in his SONA is still complete. Is he completely sure the crocodiles have not devoured the income from a part of the three-kilometer line? 

Omar Ibarra (sgd)
Spokesperson, CCC












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Thursday, August 02, 2012

Deles named PH role model for peace by int'l award body


From the Website of the OPPAP
links:  http://www.opapp.gov.ph/news/deles-named-ph-role-model-peace-intl-award-body



Deles named PH role model for peace by int'l award body


Manila, Aug. 2 – Secretary Teresita Quintos Deles was recently named as the Philippine’s “Role Model for Peace” by the Asia-based N-Peace Network, a multi-country network that supports the role of women in building and restoring peace.

From the four nominees in the country, Deles, who spearheads the Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process (OPAPP), obtained the highest online votes via the N-Peace Network’s website. Other nominees included former OPAPP head Anabelle Abaya, Mindanao Peoples’ Caucus Secretary General Mary Ann Arnado and Coalition of Mindanao Indigenous Peoples for Peace and Advocacy coordinator Beatriz Colmo.

Other women role models for peace were likewise named from Nepal, Sri Lanka, Timor-Leste, Indonesia and Afghanistan. Overall, 100 women in all six countries were nominated for the international award.

Now on its second year, the N-Peace Awards aim to “recognize the untiring efforts of women across its network countries, who have demonstrated capacity and experience in the field of conflict resolution and prevention and peace building.”

The online voting, which began in March and ended last July, served as a platform to identify and showcase the work of peace builders and women leaders in Asia. It also became a way to reach out and engage others in the peace campaign by way of sharing the stories of nominees through a social media platform.

A documentary on the awardees will be produced and shared online to highlight their work in preventing, resolving, and helping their country recover from the armed conflict.

Also receiving the award as role models for peace this year in their respective countries are Radha Paudel of Nepal; Rupika Damayanthi De Silva of Sri Lanka; Mana Lou of Timor-Leste; Suraiya Kamaruzzama of Indonesia; and a tie for Afghanistan that includes Farkhunda Zahra Naderi and Quhramaana Kakar.
Woman peace champion

Currently the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process, Deles was the first woman to be appointed to head the government agency which is mandated to oversee, coordinate, and integrate the implementation of the comprehensive peace process. It is a position she also held from 2003 to 2005 during the first term of the previous administration.

Under her leadership, the Philippines became the first country in Asia-Pacific to adopt a National Action Plan on United Nations Security Council resolution 1325 (Women, Peace and Security). Prior to being a peace adviser, she was actively involved in civil society and grassroots organizations that advance women’s rights, peace, and poverty alleviation.

Way back, she has been a student activist for human rights at the time of the First Quarter Storm.

Further, Deles made significant contributions in civil society and spearheaded non-government organizations. She is among the founders of PILIPINA, recognized as the first women’s organization in the country to espouse a “homegrown feminist” line.  She also helped form the Social Development Index, Coalition for Peace and Asian Women's Research and Action Network. Since the founding of the Gaston Z. Ortigas Peace Institute in 1991 until 2001, she served as its executive director. Afterwards, she was appointed as the secretary of the National Anti-Poverty Commission. In 2006, after her first stint as peace adviser, Deles co-founded the International Center for Innovation, Transformation and Excellence in Governance (INCITEGov) where she served as managing trustee and focal trustee for peace and security sector governance issues.

Recognized for her accomplishments and contributions in various areas of leadership and governance, Deles was among the 1,000 women nominees for the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize; a recipient of the Aurora Aragon Quezon Peace Award for Peace Advocacy and Conflict Resolution; and The Outstanding Women in the Nation’s Service (TOWNS) award. In 2011, she received the Metrobank Professorial Chair for Public Service and Governance Award.

At present, she continues to be deeply involved in peace work as she leads OPAPP. Since the start of the year, Deles conveyed firmness to continue to toil in the search for peace. “The bottom line is that ending all internal armed conflicts in the country will not be easy, but it is something that we will not let go."

“The daily toil and toll of keeping and making peace can challenge even the most persevering among us.  It’s not an easy job to keep the parties to a conflict to be consistently committed to dialogue, and to keep reminding them until you are red in the face that there are other ways of resolving issues than just by force of arms. It is not easy, but we persevere, because our people cannot afford to suffer again and anymore.” #










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NPA punishes North Cotabato notorious paramilitary bandit leader



From the Website of PRWC CPP/NPA/NDF
links:  http://theprwcblogs.blogspot.com/2012/07/npa-punishes-north-cotabato-notorious.html



NPA punishes North Cotabato notorious paramilitary bandit leader

Isabel Santiago
Herminio Alfonso Command, Front 53, NPA-Southern Mindanao
29 July 2012
  
Operatives from the Herminio Alfonso Command-Guerilla Front 53 Operations Command of the New People’s Army punished the notorious paramilitary leader Abantas Ansabo alias Kumander Ibon, who was responsible for various grave crimes against  humanity and banditry, July 27 at 6AM in Sitio Kiapat, Barangay Ganatan, Arakan, North Cotabato.  The NPA arrested and later released six of his armed minions/Cafgus including his vice commanding officer, and confiscated a Garand rifle and two shotgun rifles.

The NPA implemented the standing order following a decision for capital punishment recommended by a People’s Court which heard 11 cases of murder filed by various complainants from families and relatives of victims, and presented with solid evidence by numerous witnesses in the communities of Arakan in North Cotabato.  The People’s Court constituted by the organs of the People’s Democratic Government convicted Kumander Ibon for masterminding, collaborating with the fascist AFP and implementing, using excessive force, in various cases of grave crimes against humanity, to wit, the killing of 19 peasants and lumads in 11 cases of murder including the massacre of seven family members and gruesome hacking of two children.

Kumander Ibon was also greatly feared by the masses of Arakan for being involved in other crimes which did not necessarily warrant a capital punishment, to wit, three cases of frustrated murder, three cases of damage to property and slaughter of animals, five cases of theft and extortion, one case of arson, two cases of grave threat and coercion, and forced Cafgu recruitment.  

While Kumander Ibon was a long time prized possession of the AFP, his death ironically called by the 57th IB as “brutal,” the peasant and lumad masses in North Cotabato rejoiced for Kumander Ibon’s expedient demise, a revolutionary justice well deserved for the families of his victims and the long suffering communities.

The NPA’s latest punitive action is directed versus the AFP’s rabid, psywar backbone of the US-Aquino’s Oplan Bayanihan, responsible for coddling criminals and running dogs like Kumander Ibon.

The AFP financed and directed Kumander Ibon and his gang of criminals for its counterrevolutionary campaign in North Cotabato.  The AFP-Kumander Ibon-goons clique prevailed in sheer reign of terror versus civilians, pitted lumads and settlers in a proxy war, instigated quick money-making schemes and anti-social activities like banditry and drug trade, and employed excessive use of force under the cloak of non-combat “peace and development” charade, in direct contravention to the IHL and rules of war.  Thus, it is the height of hypocrisy for the 57th IB-602nd Brigade-6th Infantry Division-Eastern Mindanao Command-AFP to invoke human rights in the NPA’s death sentence; if the AFP’s criminal record, notwithstanding the anguish of the masses, truly speaks for itself.

Among Kumander Ibon’s last projects with the AFP included the forced recruitment of 30 lumads in Sitio Kiapat and Sitio Uwayunan in Barangay Ganatan, Barangay Mahungkog and Sitio Lubas in Barangay Amabel.

Documented in the investigation, pre-trial and trial phase in the People’s Court were the following cases attributed to Kumander Ibon and his minions, Rex Ansabo, a fugitive and Jun Ansabo:

Murder:   
1. Thomas Ygot – August 13, 2008;
2. Sopronio Asenjo – October 29, 2003;
3. Umbaya Anum – October 2003;
4. Faustino Amasing – May 1, 2010;
5. Jimmy Quilario – August 20, 2010;
6. Massacre of seven members of Alcontin family, including one child in Sitio Kilukag, Barangay Amabel;
7. Siblings Camino in Barangay Ganatan;
8. Main in Barangay Ganatan;
9. Tumoy in Uwayanon, Sitio Kiapat; 
10.  Quering brothers in Sitio Kiapat; 

11.  Hacking of two children in Meocan, Arakan.

Frustrated murder:
1. Shooting of Felix Gonzales on February 28, 2009 in Sitio Libungan, Barangay Mahongkog;
2. Strafing of the house of Gerardo Delgado and Reco Dumali on August 7, 2010 at 10 PM in Tagaytay and Purok 8;
3. Strafing of barangay police and Barangay Captain Acupan on August 10, 2010 in Sitio Tulay Mahongkog.

Damage to Property/Slaughter of Animals:
1. Slashing of water hose on May 8, 2011 in Malibatuan and Little Baguio;
2. Amputating and butchering of horse owned by Mario Elmo Canete on May 14, 2010 in Crossing Sled, Mahongkog;
3. Hacking of three pigs, a dog and destruction of properties owned by Jaime Elogsong on April 15, 2011.

Theft/Extortion:
1. Stealing of a horse owned by Ronilo Ansabo on June 22, 2010 in Tagaytay;
2. Stealing of chickens owned by Prado family in Purok 8, Tagaytay;
3. Stealing of two pigs and ducks owned by Amites Delgado on May 8, 2011;
4. Stealing of a horse owned by Vergie Cadungon on May 25, 2011; later it was paid for by the owner for a fee of P50,000.

Arson:
1. Burning of a house owned by Amites Delgado on May 8, 2011.  
 

(Sgd) Isabel Santiago
Spokesperson
Herminio Alfonso Command
Guerilla Front 53 Operations Command





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Army operation in Basilan uncoordinated, MILF says


From the Website of MILF
links:  http://www.luwaran.com/home/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2760:army-operation-in-basilan-uncoordinated-milf-says&catid=31:general&Itemid=41




Army operation in Basilan uncoordinated, MILF says


August 3, 2012 News – The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) categorically denied any coordination made by the government authorities on the operation against alleged members of Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) last July 26, 2012.

A leader of MILF based in Basilan made the clarification in reaction to claim of Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin that Commander Dan Asnawi was “informed” of the operation against alleged ASG members.

“Brother Hadji Dan has been a target of government operations in Basilan despite the effective ceasefire between the government and MILF, and it is totally unbelievable that he will be informed by government authorities of operations against ASG,” he said.

“There is no direct communication line to Hadji Dan by any military officer. The military had been running after Brother Dan and definitely he will not be informed of military operation,” he added.

Sec Gazmin had pinned down MILF’s commander involvement during the clash between the Philippine Army troops and ASG members at Upper Cabengbeng in Sumisip, Basilan last July 26, 2012.

According to reports, 10 government soldiers died during that encounter and eight fatalities on the side of ASG.

“We have filed a protest [before the ceasefire panels]. We have sent a letter of protest because of the involvement of one MILF commander,” Gazmin said in a press briefing.
Sought for comment, the MILF Coordinating Committee on the Cessation of Hostilities (CCCH) said the government operations against ASG should be coordinated through the GPH and MILF Adhoc Joint Action Group (AHJAG) and subsequently the AHJAG will coordinate with MILF.

“That operation was not coordinated with MILF CCCH,” Said Shiek, MILF CCCH Chairman, said.

“We could have properly informed Brother Dan and not the government if our counterpart with the government had coordinated the operation,” he said.

“The government did not observe the established coordination protocol in this case constituting blatant disregard and infraction of the ceasefire accord,” Shiek said.
“If the government really wanted to coordinate then coordination should have been undertaken through the CCCH so we can be true to upholding the primacy of the peace process and the ceasefire,” he said.

The problem there is rido which the government military should not have been involved.
Accordingly, the operation was conducted by security group of a rubber plantation based in Sumisip against individuals who are in conflict with them over land conflict situated within the rubber plantation.

The military troops backed up instead of stopping the security troops from conducting operations individuals they are in conflict of.

“Why reinforced the individuals identified with the security group of a plantation engaged in feud. The government soldiers should not take side in either party to a feud,” he said.
Initiatives to resolved the land conflict should have been undertaken and supported instead of the military taking side.

The MILF leader in Basilan asked Sec Voltaire to not point any blame against MILF or it commander on what happened in Simisip.

“There was no coordination, so do not put the blame to MILF and Brother Dan,” he said.












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Friday, July 27, 2012

COMMENTS AND CRITICISM AND COMMENTARY ON PRESIDENT “SONA” July 23, 2012





HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY
PROTECT AND PROMOTE HUMAN RIGHTS 



COMMENTS AND CRITICISM AND COMMENTARY
ON PRESIDENT “SONA”
July 23, 2012



THE 2012 SONA STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT EMPHASIZED HIS TRANSPARENCY FROM THE OFFICE AND GOVERNANCE HE ARRIVED AND HOW HE MANAGE THE PHILIPPINES IN HIS PROCESS OF HIS TERMS AND HOW HE BRING OUR NATION TO DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS AND GOOD GOVERNANCE……



IN POLITICS / GOVERNANCE:

THE SYSTEM OF GOVERNANCE OF OUR PRESIDENT WITH HIS POLITICAL LINE ARE LIBERAL GOVERNANCE AND CAPITALISM TO DEVELOPED AND GOVERN THE PHILIPPINES……

THE PRESIDENT ARRIVED ON GOVERNING THE COUNTRY WITH THE DIFFERENT HISTORY OF GOVERNANCE LIKE THE DICTATORSHIP JETLAG IN THE PHILIPPINES AND HE START FROM THE DEEP DEBT HISTORY AND DEEP CORRUPTIONS HISTORY AND ABUSERS AND HUMAN RIGHTS INEQUALITY AND MANY PROBLEMS IN GOVERMENTALISM…. AS WHAT I’VE SAID IN MY PAST COMMENTARY ITS HARD TO THINK HOW TO GOVERN AND START ARRIVING ON THE GOVERNMENT SYSTEM WHICH THE GOVERNANCE ARE FULL OF HISTORY OF PROBLEMS…. 

THE PRESIDENT HAD GOOD PLAN IN PROCESS OF HIS GOVERNANCE OF RIDDING CORRUPTION AND ABUSERS WHILE GOVERNING TOWARD PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENT AND IT HAS A GOOD RESULTS OF LOWERING CORRUPTIONS AND OUSTING A CORRUPT OFFICIALS AND IT HELPS MUCH THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COUNTRY ON OUSTING CORRUPT AND ABUSERS AND IT HAS ALSO CLEAR TRANSPARENCY OF OFFICE IN THE GOVERNMENT FROM THE DEPARTMENT TO LOCAL AND ROOT LEVEL……  

THE FOREIGN RELATIONS TIED UP MUCH AND LEANING THEM ON THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE PRESIDENT IN HIS GOVERNANCE I HOPE IT WOULD HELP THE PHILIPPINES AND THE PHILIPPINES ARE NOT GET EATEN BY THE FOREIGN RULES AND POLICY LIKE THE MANAGEMENT OF PAYMENT OF DEBT AND ADDITIONAL DEBT FOR OUR YEARLY BUDGET NEEDED…. 

THE FOREIGN TIED UP WITH THE UNITED STATES I HOPE WILL NOT RULE THE PHILIPPINES FOR THEIR OWN GOODNESS…

THE FOREIGN INVESTMENTS AND BUSINESSES WHICH IT WILL BENEFITS THE LARGE BUSINESSMEN AND IMF-WB RULES AND POLICY MANIPULATING OUR GOVERNANCE AND NOT THE FILIPINO PEOPLE WHO MAKE THE PRODUCTIONS FOR THE PROFIT OF THE FOREIGN COUNTRIES………WE HOPE THE FILIPINO WILL GET ENOUGH BENEFITS AND SALARY FROM THOSE FOREIGN INVESTMENTS AND THE GOVERNMENT GET FAIR TAXES AND INCOME SHARING AND BENEFITS TO THE EMPLOYEE….. 

AS WE SEE THE SYSTEM OF GOVERNANCE OF PRESIDENT AQUINO TRYING TO MAKE A GOOD TRANSPARENCY OF OFFICE SEEING TO IT FROM EVERY DEPARTMENT AND LOCAL OFFICES ARE TRANSPARENT ON THEIR OFFICE PROJECTS AND OFFICE MANDATES…..THE PRESIDENT TRY TO RID CORRUPT IN THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING THE COUNTRY ON EACH DEPARTMENT SEGREGATION OF FUNCTIONS OF WORKS AND LOCAL OFFICES AND SEE THEIR TRANSPARENCY AND WE SEE THE PRESIDENTS HISTORICAL VIEW IN EVERY DEPARTMENTS AND HOW HE DEVELOPED IT….  IT IS RIGHT THAT WE LOOK ALSO THE START AND HISTORY IN THE COUNTRIES SITUATION AND HOW THE PRESIDENT IDEALISTICALLY RULES AND TAKE ACTIONS FOR IT AND IT IS VERY HARD TO GOVERN JUST LIKE THAT THE PRESIDENT WILL NOT MAKE A MAGIC WAND JUST LIKE THAT TO DEVELOPED THE PHILIPPINES IT NEEDS A BLOODY ACTIONS AND THINKING AND IDEAS OF PERSPECTIVE PLAN AND IMPLEMENTATIONS MUCH AND PROCESS PLAN TO DEVELOPED THE PHILIPPINES AND MAKE GOOD GOVERNANCE…. 

THE QUESTION IS THE PRESIDENT PERSPECTIVE PLAN IN GOOD GOVERNANCE IMPLEMENT WELL AND A GOOD STEP OF GOVERNANCE AND LITTLE BY LITTLE DEVELOPED AND MAKE PROGRESS THE PHILIPPINE SOCIETY AND MAKE A GOOD GOVERNANCE WHICH EQUAL AND JUST TO FILIPINO PEOPLE AND RESPECT THE DIGNITY OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE SPECIALLY HUMAN RIGHTS, IS THE GOVERNMENT GIVE THE RIGHTS OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE ON THEIR BASIC LIVES TO STANDARD LIVES……. ACCORDING TO HIS SONA I HOPE HE IS NOT LIAR AND BRINGING HIS CHAIR HE SAID THAT HE DEVELOPED THE PHILIPPINES BY A LITTLE RATHER THAN BEFORE AND HELP MUCH IN SOCIAL SERVICES….   

HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS STILL SCATTERED IN THE COUNTRY AND THE PRESIDENT MUST FOCUS ON IT…..CRIMES AND ABUSERS WILL NOT VANISHED UNTIL JUDGEMENT DAY BUT IN YOUR TIMES MR. PRESIDENT I HOPE YOU WILL DIMINISHED THEM AND YOU WILL NOT PERMIT THE ABUSES AND CRIMES IN YOUR LEADERSHIP TO RUIN OUR ERA AND TIMES, LET US HELP EACH OTHER IN OUR TIMES PROMOTES THE GOOD GOVERNANCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS AGAINST ABUSES AND CRIMINALITIES…  ACCORDING TO YOUR SONA YOU DIMINISHED THEM I HOPE WITH HUMAN RIGHTS BASED POLICING AND GOVERNANCE……

IN CHA CHA THE CHANGING OF THE CONSTITUTION FOR THE BETTER GOVERNANCE I HOPE IT IS FOR THE FILIPINO PEOPLE BENEFITS WHICH THE DRAFT IN CHA CHA THE FOREIGN RULES ARE CHANGE TO GIVE THEM CHANCE TO LIBERALLY CONDUCT BUSINESS IN THE PHILIPPINES AND EASY ACCESS TO MININGS AND OTHER CHANGES WIHICH THE FILIPINO WILL NO BENEFITED AND THE NATIONALISM ARE WEAKENED…..WE HOPE THE STRONG NATIONALISM OF THE FILIPINO AND A CONSTITUTION WITH NATIONALISM AND GOOD EXTERNAL RELATIONS ARE OBSERVED AS COUNTRY UNITING THE WORLDS PROGRESS AND GOOD UNITY AS THE PRESIDENT SAID WE ARE NOT ALONE IN THE WORLD WE MOVE WITH DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AROUND AND THEY ARE PART OF NATIONS DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS……..IN SOME CARICATURE IDEA WE NEED ONION OF UNITED STATES AND UNITED STATES NEED THE PHILIPPINE GARLIC SIMPLE AS THAT TO LIVE IN THE WORLD WITH A GOOD LIVING BUT STRICTLY THE UNITED STATES CAN NOT DOMINATE OUR POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC RULES AND POLICY IN NEEDING THEIR ONION…..   

IN THE OUSTING OF THE FORMER SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE WE THANKS FOR THE RIGHTFUL JUDGEMENT OF THE GOVERNMENT ON THE THE ANOTHER HISTORY OF THE PHILIPPINE GOVERNANCE AND NOW WE NEED A NEW SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICES AND I HOPE THE PRESIDENT APPOINTMENT AND THE JBC OR JUDICIAL BAR COUNCIL WILL CHOOSE THE BEST CHIEF JUSTICE REPLACEMENT. WE PROMOTE TO THE PRESIDENT AND JBC TO CHOOSE THE CRITERIA OF A CHIEF JUSTICE WITH HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY AND ALREADY DONE HUMAN RIGHTS IMPLEMENTATION IN GOVERNANCE IN THE PHILIPPINE SOCIETY....  THE CHIEF JUSTICE WITH HUMAN RESPECT TO RIGHTS WILL RESPECT THE DIGNITY OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE AND THEY WILL GOVERN WITH HUMAN RIGHTS IN JUSTICE IMPLEMENTATIONS AND NO FILIPINO PEOPLE WILL ABUSE IN HUMAN RIGHTS BASICALLY.......AND THE SUPREME COURT DECISIONS ARE WILL BECOME HUMANE IN IMPLEMENTATIONS AND EQUAL IN POLITICS........

HE WILL PROTECT THE RIGHTS BASICALLY THE OPPRESSED AND POOR PEOPLE ALMOST SUBJECT AND GAIN MUCH IN HUMAN RIGHTS STRICT IMPLEMENTATIONS AND ALMOST FILIPINO ARE POOR WHICH IS NEEDED HUMAN RIGHTS IN THIS OPPRESSORS SOCIETY AND GOVERNANCE.....IT IS NOT JUST THE POOR WHO WILL GAIN ALWAYS THE HUMAN RIGHTS EVEN THE BIG PEOPLE ARE PROTECTED AND NEED MUCH HUMAN RIGHTS LIKE WHAT HAPPENED IN DICTATORSHIP NO RICH ARE EXCEPT FROM THIS THE VIOLATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ABUSES AND MANY MORE SITUATIONS, THE RICH ARE ALSO CAN BE ABUSE IN HUMAN RIGHTS BY THE OTHER RICH AND INFLUENCED PEOPLE, THE HUMAN RIGHTS ARE NOT JUST BENEFITING POOR BUT ALL THE PEOPLE EVEN IN LARGE IMPLEMENTATION OF GOVERNMENT IN ANY PARTICULAR FIELD IN HUMAN RIGHTS...........THE RIGHT TO LIFE IS THE RIGHT EVERYONE NEEDED MUCH NO RICH AND POOR.......AND HUMAN RIGHTS IS NOT BENEFITING CRIMINALS IT GIVE DIGNITY OF EVERY PERSON AND PROTECTION FROM ABUSES AND BARBARIC GOVERNANCE AND ENFORCEMENT SPECIALLY TO INNOCENT PEOPLE.... WE NEED SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE WHO CAN STAND PROTECT HUMAN RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE FOR ANY ABUSES IT IS RIGHT BALANCE IN THE GOVERNMENT.... 

AGAIN WE PROMOTE TO OUR PRESIDENT AND ADMINISTRATION TO HAVE ALWAYS GOOD GOVERNANCE A HUMAN RIGHTS BASED GOVERNANCE AND JUST, EQUAL AND HUMANE SOCIETY, RESPECT THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE, IN POLITICS, ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND CULTURAL EQUALITIES……



IN ECONOMICS:

THE PHILIPPINES ARE ENCOURAGE MORE FOREIGN INVESTORS OR CAPITALIST TO INVEST MORE BUSINESS IN THE PHILIPPINES, WE ARE ALWAYS IN THIS KIND OF ECONOMIC PLAN ON DEVELOPING ECONOMY AND GIVING MORE EMPLOYMENTS I HOPE WE GAIN AND DEVELOPED NOT JUST THOSE FOREIGN CAPITALIST JUST GET OUR SKILLS AND PRODUCTIONS FOR THEM TO EARN BUT NOT FOR THE FILIPINO PEOPLE, REMEMBER THEY ARE THE INVESTORS NOT US THE PROFIT WILL GOES MUCH TO THEM.  WHAT WE GAIN ON FOREIGN INVESTMENTS, JOBS, TAXES IN EXCHANGE  OF BIG PRODUCTIONS AND PROFITS, AND THEY MUST GIVE MORE BENEFITS TO EMPLOYEE IN WORKS, THERE MANY COMPANIES FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN THE PHILIPPINES WHICH GIVES GOOD SALARY AND BENEFITS BUT NOT THE FULL ENOUGH BENEFITS AND SALARY FROM THEIR COUNTRIES STANDARD, WE HOPE THE FILIPINO PEOPLE AND THE COUNTRY WILL GAIN IN FOREIGN INVESTMENT NOT WILL JUNK US BY THOSE INVESTORS LIKE IN EXPORT INDUSTRIES INVESTMENTS……  

HIGHER STOCK MARKET INDEX MEANING MORE INVESTORS AND MORE EXPANSIONS AND BUSINESS, I HOPE THE BUSINESSES AROUND  IN THE STOCK MARKET WILL GIVE FAIR AND STANDARD WAGES AND BENEFITS TO THE WORKERS SIMPLE AS THAT AND WE HOPE THE PRODUCTIONS EARNED AND PROFITED WILL HAVE GOOD RETURN TO THE EMPLOYEES WHO DEDICATE THEIR LIVES FOR THE PROGRESS OF THE COMPANIES AND THEIR LIFE…… 

I HOPE THE PRESIDENT PLAN OF DEVELOPING COUNTRY IN ENCOURAGING FOREIGN INVESTORS WILL DEVELOPED OUR COUNTRY AND NOT A SECRET AGENDA CONSULTATION WITH THE IMF-WB-US ON THE FOREIGN INVESTORS TO INVEST IN THE PHILIPPINES SPECIALLY IN INVESTING IN MINING'S….. AND THOSE INVESTORS ARE SUPPORTING YOUR ALLIED BUSINESS CAPITALIST…….IS THERE ANY OTHER ALTERRNATIVES RATHER THAN FOREIGN INVESTMENTS ALWAYS IN DEVELOPING THE PHILIPPINES?….……CAN WE SUPPORT FILIPINO INVESTORS NOT FOREIGN TO PUT LARGE BUSINESS HERE IN THE PHILIPPINES TO GIVE MORE JOBS AND DEVELOPED THE PHILIPPINES, AND MORE INVESTMENTS IN STOCKS MARKETS IN FILIPINO OWNED COMPANIES SO THAT THE LARGE STILL COMPANIES FILIPINO OWNED WILL EXPAND MORE ON THEIR BUSINESS HELPING MORE FILIPINOS FOR JOB AND IN RETURN STOCK PROFIT FOR THE INVESTORS….. 



IN SOCIAL SERVICES:

ADMINISTRATION SEEMS GOOD IN SERVICES, FROM HEALTH AND PANTAWID KAPAMILYA PROGRAM HELPING FILIPINO FROM POVERTY LEVEL……WE HOPE THE GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL PERSONNEL, LIKE DOCTORS, NURSE AND FACILTIES LIKE OPERATING ROOM AND TOOLS AND HOSPITALS TOOLS ETC ETC AND FREE MEDICINES ARE GOOD ENOUGH TO SUSTAIN FILIPINO PEOPLES HEALTH AND THE STANDARD MEDICAL SERVICES OF THOSE HOSPITALS ARE LIKE THE CAPITALIZED HOSPITALS SERVING STANDARD MEDICAL SERVICES….
IN PANTAWID KAPAMILYA THE PROGRAM WILL HELP THOSE IN THE POVERTY LINE NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE BADLY TO SUSTAIN FOOD AND STUDIES AND LIVING……THIS IS A LONG PROCESS OF PROGRAM ACCORDING TO THE GOVERNMENT PERSPECTIVE PLAN ON ALLEVIATING POVERTY BY FIRST FEEDING THE PEOPLE NEED ON THOSE FINANCIAL  HELP….WE HOPE SOONER OR LATER THE GOVERNMENT WILL FURNISH AND PUBLISH TO PEOPLE THE PRODUCTIVE TRANSPFORMATION OF THOSE IN THE PANTAWID KAPAMILYA TO  BE PRODUCTIVE AGAIN AND HELP THE ECONOMIC CYCLE…..WHAT ARE THE PRODUCTIVE PROJECT FOR THEM IN THE FUTURE BY THE GOVERNMENT IS IT LIKE THE ORDINARY WHO ARE NOT IN THE POVERTY LINE WILL WORK IN A COMPANY TO LIVE………

WE PRAY THE GOVERNMENT WILL DO THE BETTER PROJECT TO THOSE IN THE KAPAMILYA PROGRAM IN THE FUTURE TO RISE AND BE PRODCUTIVE AGAIN….WE HOPE YOU ARE TEACHING ALSO THOSE FAMILIES IN THE PANTAWID KAPAMILYA ON LIVELIHOOD FOR THE FUTURE AND HOW TO WORK AND WE HOPE THEY HAVE TO WORK TO LANDED AFTERWARDS HELPING THEIR STAGE AND SITUATION IN LIFE.  THE TESDA WILL HELP MUCH TEACHING THEM THOSE IN THE PANTAWID FAMILIES TO LEARN HOW TO LIVE AND WORK IN THE FUTURE…..  WE HOPE THAT THOSE IN THE KAPAMILYA  PROGRAM ARE NOT BECOME IDLE AND UNPRODUCTIVE IN THE VERY LONG PROCESS AND  LEAN ALWAYS TO GOVERNMENT FOR THE LIVING….IN THE PROCESS OF FEEDING THOSE FAMILIES THE GOVERNMENT CAN START TEACHING THEM IN LIVELIHOOD AND TECHNICAL JOBS ETC ETC FROM 6 MONTHS TO ONE YEAR PROGRAMS AND GIVE THEM A LANDING JOBS……. 

IN EDUCATION THE GOVERNMENT FREE SOCIAL AND SUBSIDY TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE STILL WORKING BY THE ADMINISTRATION TO ACCOMMODATE AND HELP FILIPINO CHILDREN AND YOUTH TO STUDY AND LEARN FREE……

ALL AND ALL IN SOCIAL SERVICES IN WHAT PARTICULAR LEVEL THE ADMINISTRATION WILL TRY TO DEVELOPED  IT AND GIVE AND MAKE PROGRESS TO HELP FILIPINO PEOPLE TO HAVE EASY AND GOOD LIFE GIVING THEIR RIGHTS BY THE GOVERNMENT IN THIS KIND…..

WE PROMOTE TO GOVERNMENT TO DEVELOPED WELL ALL ASPECT IN THE SOCIAL SERVICES TO HAVE GOOD LIVING AND EASY LIFE IN PHILIPPINE SOCIETY WHICH  THE RIGHTS OF THE FILIPINO ARE GIVEN BY THE GOVERNMENT IN THE SOCIAL SERVICES….…AS WE SEE THE PHILIPPINES ARE HAVING POVERTY ISSUES WHICH THE SOCIAL SERVICES ARE INFLUENCED MUCH AND AFFECTED ON RISING AND ALLEVIATING POVERTY WHICH IF THERE IS NO FEEDING IN THE KAPAMILYA THE BUDGET DEFINITELY GOES MUCH IN THE MUCH NEEDED SOCIAL SERVICES….THE HEALTH AND EDUCATION IS THE ONE PRIME SOCIAL SERVICES HAS TO FOCUS BY THE GOVERNMENT DEFINITELY TO CARE AND GIVE TO THE FILIPINO PEOPLE WHICH THE EDUCATION WILL EDUCATE THE FILIPINO PEOPLE AND IT HELP MUCH MOLDING PEOPLE IN A WELL LEARNED CITIZEN THAT THE COUNTRY WILL BE BENEFITED ON THEIR KNOWLEDGE….AND IN HEALTH THE COUNTRY WILL HELP THE SICK IN FREE CARE SUBSIDIZED PULIC HOSPITALS TO KEEP THE HEALTH OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE…….AND THOSE SOME SOCIAL SERVICES I HOPE WILL BE GIVEN FULL BY THE GOVERNMENT TO HAVE WELL DEVELOPED AND MODERN PHILIPPINE SOCIETY WHICH IS GOVERNMENT WORK FOR THE COUNTRY…..     

WE PROMOTE GOOD GOVERNANCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS TO THE ADMINISTRATION GIVE THE BASIC RIGHTS OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE SO THAT THE LIFE AND LIVING OF THE FILIPINO ARE EQUALLY GET THE BASIC NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE TO STANDARD AND HIGHER MODERN STATUS DEVELOPED SOCIETY….



IN CULTURE:

THE SOCIETY HAS CHANGING IN CULTURE TIME TO TIME AND THE MODERN ERA TELLS IT AND POLITICS YOU ARE BRINGING ON………

WE PROMOTE THE NATIONALISM MUST BE ORIENTED TO EVERYONE AND HAVE UNITY TO GLOBAL SOCIETY FOR GLOBALIZATION AND EQUAL UNITY TO DIFFERENT RACES…… 

THE WANG WANG CULTURE IN THE PHILIPPINES OR THE ABUSIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS EVEN SIMPLE PEOPLE ARE WANG WANG IN NATURE IN LIFE, WE HOPE THE PRESIDENT RID OF THIS KIND OF CULTURAL BEHAVIOR OF THE FILIPINO….

SENSE OF NATIONALISM EVEN THOUGH WE ENCOURAGE FOREIGN INVESTORS AND BUSINESS OUR NATIONALISM MUST NOT VANISHED INSTEAD WE MUST BE STRONG IN UNITY AS FILIPINO PEOPLE AND THIS LIFE OF LEANING FOREIGN COUNTRIES WILL SERVES TO US AS HISTORICAL  FAILURE IN DEVELOPING OUR COUNTRY, WE HOPE SOON WE ARE UNITE AND HAVE BALIKATAN TO DEVELOPED THE PHILIPPINES IN OUR OWN WAY …… 

WE PROMOTE ALSO TO THE ADMINISTRATION ABOUT OUR ABORIGINES OR ANCESTRAL TRIBALS TO GIVE THEM THEIR OWN WAY OF LIFE AND LAND TO LIVE AND HELP THEM IN MODERNIZATIONS AND EDUCATIONS ……. 


INSURGENCY AND PEACE TALKS:

THE PRESIDENTS SONA MODERNIZING OUR AFP OUR ENFORCEMENT IN CONNECTION TO THIS IT IS MORE ARMS OF SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELS.....

WE PROMOTE THE ADMINISTRATION TO CONTINUE IN PEACE PROCESS TO ACHIEVE THE FULL PEACE IN THE COUNTRY AND I DISCOURAGE THE GOVERNMENT ACTIONS ON MORE ACTIONS SUPPRESSION OF THE INSURGENTS OR RAISE WAR TO THEM TO DIMINISHED AND SUPPRESS THEM AS LONG AS THE COUNTRY HAS POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS THE INSURGENCY WILL NOT DIE AND RAISING WAR TO THEM IS NOT THE GOOD MOVE IT IS EASY TO RAISE WAR ACTIONS BUT PEACE ACTIONS AND COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS IS DIFFICULT.... I ENCOURAGE THE GOVERNMENT FORMULATE MOST THE GOOD PLAN IN POLITICS AND ECONOMICS ETC ETC IN THE PEACE TABLE SO THAT IN THE FUTURE THE PEACE AND GOOD SOCIETY WILL RISE NOT WAR....... 

IN THE OPPAP OFFICE IMPLEMENTATIONS AND ACTIONS OF OFFICE IT IS NOT ONLY THE MILF IS THE REBELS IN THE PHILIPPINES THERE IS CPP/NPA/NDF AND OTHER REBELS ALL THOSE INSURGENTS MUST NE CONTINUE IN PEACE PROCESS TO ACHIEVE BETTER PEACE IN THE FUTURE AND TRY TO BE STRICT IN COMPLIANCE OF THE AGREEMENT IN THE PEACE PROCESS LIKE JASIG AND NEVER VIOLATE IT BY THE ENFORCEMENT AND GOVERNMENT ITSELF, BE PROFESSIONAL GOVERNMENT  IN THE AGREEMENT NOT A FOOLER'S.... 

THE OPPAP TABLE I HOPE IS NOT JUST TABLE FOR THE FOUL IN HUMAN RIGHTS AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAWS.....I HOPE IT IS ALSO A TABLE FOR SEEKING THE TRUE PEACE AND UNITY AND STOP THE INTERNAL CONFLICT OR CIVIL WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES.....

MR. PRESIDENT KEEP ON DEVELOPING THE COUNTRY AND FACE PEACE WITH REBELS OR INSURGENTS AND FORMULATE GOOD PERSPECTIVE PLAN IN GOVERNANCE TO THEM SO THAT THEY WILL UNITE AGAIN IN THE SOCIETY...... 


THE HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY

THE HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY PROMOTES TO GOVERNMENT THE GOOD GOVERNANCE AND KEEP DEVELOPING AND MODERNIZING OUR AGRICULTRURAL LAND AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS AND PRESERVE IT FOR THE FILIPINO FOODS PRODUCTIONS INTERNAL CONSUMPTIONS AND EXPORTATIONS WHICH IT IS MUST BE OWNED BY THE FILIPINO AND SHARE THE LAND TO THE PEASANTS FOR PROPER SHARING OF PRODUCTIONS FOR BIG LANDS CROPS…..IMPLEMENT THE CARP WELL AND DISTRIBUTE THE LAND TO EARN BY THE PEASANTS FOR THE SHARING OF PRODUCTIONS AND HAVE THEIR OWN CROPS……..    

IN CAPITALISM OR BUSINESS I PROMOTE TO GOVERNMENT TO DEVELOPED THE PHILIPPINES BY THE FILIPINO INVESTORS AND BUSINESSES WHICH THE PROFIT GAIN AND SHARING AND BENEFITS THE FILIPINO WILL EARN FOR IT AND THOSE FILIPINO BUSINESS WILL GIVE JOB TO THE FILIPINO, THE FOREIGN CAPITALIST INVESTORS OF BUSINESS HAVING BUSINESS IN THE PHILIPPINES MUST BE CONTROLLED STRICTLY AND RULED WE RE NOT CLOSE EYE OR CLOSE DOOR OF HAVING BUSINESS WITH FOREIGN CAPITALIST FOR PROGRESS AND GLOBALIZATIONS, THE PHILIPPINES GOVERNMENT OWNED CORPORATIONS CAN DO BUSINESS WITH THE FOREIGN COUNTRIES, WE DO EXPORTATION ETC. ETC….….….. 

THE HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY ARE PROMOTING THE STANDARD LIVING OR GIVE THE BASIC RIGHTS OF THE FILIPINO TO ACHIEVE THE BETTER GOOD GOVERNANCE OR HUMAN RIGHTS BASED GOVERNANCE…..NO FILIPINO WILL LIVE IN POVERTY IF THE GOVERNMENT WILL GIVE THE BASIC RIGHTS OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE IN ALL ASPECT FIELDS OF RIGHTS , IN POLITICS, ECONOMICS, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ETC ETC….

WE PROMOTE THE STANDARD BASIC WAGES TO HIGHER STANDARD FOR THE BETTER LIVING OF THE FILIPINO….IN THIS GAUGE WE WILL SEE THE LIFE OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE IN EVERY HOME AND THE SOCIAL SERVICES LIKE SHELTER OR “PABAHAY” CAN BE PROGRAM BY THE GOVERNMENT THAT CAN BE AMORTIZED BY THE SIMPLE WORKERS "JUAN DE LA CRUZ", MEANING IF YOU CAN AMORTIZED A HOUSE YOU CAN BUY ENOUGH FOOD FOR YOUR FAMILY OF RAISING 6 KIDS MAYBE, THE SOCIAL SERVICES OF STANDARD MEDICAL SERVICES ARE FREE GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY LIKE PHILHEALTH ARE NOTHING TO WORRY FROM THE POCKET BUDGET…..THE HIGHER SALARY RATE  IN THE PRIVATE COMPANY CAN ONLY ACHIEVE THIS LIFE AS OF NOW WHO CAN AMORTIZED HOUSE AND LOT AND EVEN CARS AND RAISE EVEN DOZEN KIDS….I HOPE THIS IS THE STANDARD IN THE FUTURE A MINIMUM WAGE CAN SUPPORT AND RAISE 6 KIDS IN THE FAMILY AND AMORTIZED A GOVERNMENT HOUSING PROGRAM THE GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CAN GIVE PROGRESS THE PHILIPPINE SOCIETY……… THE BASIC WORKERS CAN NOT ACHIEVE THE GOVERNMENT “PABAHAY” WHICH THE MINIMUM WAGE CAN NOT AMORTIZED THE GOVERNMENT “PABAHAY” IN NHA OR PAG-IBIG OR ANY PABAHAY PROGRAM IN THE GOVERNMENT…..THE STANDARD MINIMUM SALARY MUST AND CAN AVAIL TO AMORTIZED GOVERNMENT PABAHAY PROGRAM BUT NOT, THE BASIC SALARY OF A BASIC WORKER CAN NOT SUPPORT 6 KIDS IN THE FAMILY IT IS NOT LARGE AND SMALL FAMILY….I HOPE GOVERNMENT WILL GIVE BASIC SALARY WHICH CAN SUPPORT 6 KIDS IN THE FAMILY AND CAN AMORTIZED EVEN A GOVERNMENT HOUSING PROGRAM, IT CAN BE ORIENTED ALSO IN THE FAMILY PLANNING SUPPOSED TO BE WE ARE ENCOURAGE FOR HOW MANY KIDS TO RAISE IN LIU OF THE BASIC WAGES ALSO….

AS THE PROMOTER IN MY EXPERIENCE IN LIFE LIVING ALONE SINGLE WITH EXPERIENCED OF BASIC WAGES DURING COLLEGE, THE BASIC SALARY IS NOT ENOUGH TO LIVE IN GOOD LIFE…..I CAN LIVE ALONE AND STUDY BUT NOT TO RAISE A FAMILY IN OUR BASIC WAGES AND AMORTIZED A GOVERNMENT HOUSING PROGRAM...  AS WHAT I EXPERIENCED THE BASIC WAGES IS FOR SINGLE ONLY AND IT CAN NOT LIVE WELL ALONE….ALL YOU CAN DO IS TO GET RENT BEDSPACE AND FOOD SUPPLEMENT ON THE BASIC WAGES TO LIVE THAT’S ALL AND I DON’T SEE ANY DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS IN LIFE OF A SINGLE PERSON IN OUR BASIC SALARY OR WAGES…….

WE PROMOTE TO GOVERNMENT TO HAVE BASIC WAGES THAT CAN AMORTIZED A HOUSING PROGRAM OF GOVERNMENT AND CAN RAISE AT LEAT 6 KIDS IN THE FAMILY…..THIS IS FAIR ENOUGH………AND GIVE THE ENOUGH SOCIAL SERVICES TO PEOPLE IN FREE TO HAVE EASY LIFE……

WE HOPE THE GOVERNMENT AND THE BUSINESSES WILL DEVELOPED WELL THE CYCLE OF ECONOMY TO GIVE THIS BASIC STANDARD SALARY TO HIGHER WAGES AND STATUS IN LIFE……

WE PROMOTE TO THE ADMINISTRATION TO STAY IN HECTIC RIDDING OF CORRUPTIONS AND IMPLEMENTATIONS OF TRANSPARENCY OF OFFICE IN PROCESS OF GOVERNANCE DEVELOPING THE PHILIPPINES IN POLITICS AND ECONOMICS ETC. ETC……EVERY DEPARTMENT AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT  HAS THEIR PROJECT PERSPECTIVE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COUNTRY AND STAY GUIDING THEIR TRANSPARENCY AND PROJECT TO DO….. 

HAVE THE GOOD GOVERNANCE SYSTEM ON DEVELOPING THE PHILIPPINES IN BUSINESS OR INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS TO MAKE PROGRESS IN THE PHILIPPINES…..THE CORRECT MANAGEMENT OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES LIKE MINING THAT FILIPINO MUST PROFITING ON THE PRODUCTIONS AND RESOURCING OUR NATURAL RESOURCES…..IN THAT PRODUCTIONS WE WILL RAISE IN A DEVELOPED COUNTRY……….KEEP THE GOOD IDEA HOW YOU WILL BOOST INDUSTRIAL OR BUSINESS PRODUCTIONS AND AGRICULTURAL TO HAVE A GOOD ECONOMY AND GIVE MORE JOBS AND HIGHER WAGES OR STANDARD WAGES AS I MENTIONED CAN RAISE A 6 KIDS IN THE FAMILY AND CAN AMORTIZED A GOVERNMENT HOUSING PROGRAM…… THE FREE SOCIAL SERVICES AND BASIC WAGES ARE EQUATIONS IN GOOD LIVING THINK OF IT BY OUR ADMINISTRATIONS……    


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Wednesday, July 25, 2012

P-Noy’s SONA cites optimism in achieving peace soon



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P-Noy’s SONA cites optimism in achieving peace soon

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Posted on Tuesday, 24 July, 2012 - 12:44
 
Manila, July 24 – In his third State of the Nation Address (SONA) delivered on Monday, President Benigno Aquino III conveyed optimism on the prospects of the ongoing negotiations with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), stressing that peace in Mindanao will soon be achieved.

“Sa peace process naman po: hayag at lantaran ang usapan; nagpapamalas ang magkabilang panig ng tiwala sa isa’t isa. Maaaring minsan, magiging masalimuot ang proseso; signos lang po ito na malapit na nating makamit ang nag-iisa nating mithiin: Kapayapaan. (With regard to the peace process: talks have been very open; both sides have shown trust and faith in one another. There may be times when the process can get a little complicated, but these are merely signs that we are steadily moving closer to our shared goal: Peace),” he declared before hundreds who gathered at the House of Representatives to listen to the President’s SONA.

President Aquino also underlined the zero armed clashes between the two parties since January of this year. “Kinikilala natin bilang pahiwatig ng kanilang tiwala ang nakaraang pitong buwan, kung kailan walang nangyaring sagupaan sa pagitan ng militar at ng MILF. (We recognize as a sign of their (MILF) trust  that over the past seven months, not even a single encounter has been recorded between the military and the MILF).”

Gains in the GPH-MILF peace process

Peace talks with the MILF have gained ground amid challenges in the past two years.
Welcomed as a milestone in the 14-year negotiation, the parties signed the Decision Points on Principles in April 2012. The document serves as a guide to the current discussions on the substantive agenda.

The Decision Points on Principles, consisting of 10 mutually identified common standpoints, explains the status as well as the direction of the peace talks in the aim to politically resolve the decades-old armed conflict in the south. This includes the creation of a new autonomous political entity (NPE) that will replace the current Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), promotion of basic human rights, strengthening of Sha’riah courts, and power and wealth sharing between the national government and the NPE.
Government chief negotiator Marvic Leonen underscored that both parties are now at the “door of an agreement” during the 29th formal exploratory talks which successfully concluded this month in Kuala Lumpur, with both sides confident in their discussions on transition mechanisms towards realizing the NPE.

“The government looks forward to the day when both sides are able to sign the first of a series of agreements,” said Leonen so parties can “actually implement and be able to achieve the just and lasting peace that our people so richly deserve.”

“We are confident in our (GPH-MILF) working relationship that we have seen so far, that we will be true to ourselves and our principles, as well as the beliefs of our principals. That we can see a way forward,” he added.

On the ground, ceasefire has been holding between the GPH and the MILF forces.
According to the government Coordinating Committee on the Cessation of Hostilities, there have been no recorded skirmishes since January 2012. In 2010, there were only 14 recorded armed clashes, while only eight in 2011.

P-Noy’s bold, concrete efforts for peace

Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Teresita Quintos Deles emphasized the P-Noy administration’s 'whole-of -government’ approach  in pushing for peace, citing clear directives from President Aquino to all departments and agencies to contribute to ongoing efforts to fast-track peace and development in Mindanao.

“Patuloy ang pagsisikap ng ating Pangulo para itulak ang pag-uusap sa lamesa ('Our President is continuously persistent in moving the peace talks forward'),” she stated.

The peace adviser also emphasized that the negotiating panel does not bring false or empty promises to Kuala Lumpur.

"Following the President’s instructions, the Panel ensures that the appropriate departments and agencies have been properly consulted and have come on board. The Panel goes to KL for every meeting with a fresh mandate from the President,” she said.

It can be recalled that President Aquino met with MILF Chair Murad Ebrahim in Japan in August last year. In their discussion, they agreed to fast track the negotiations and pursue a final peace agreement to usher in peace and development in the south.

In October 2011, the President also called on the nation to uphold “all-out justice” amid other sectors’ clamor for all-out war.

The President has likewise directed the peace panel to conduct regular consultations with stakeholders. To date 101 consultations have been conducted with members of Congress and Senate, retired Supreme Court justices, members of the 1987 Constitutional Commission,  local government units, civil society, religious groups, indigenous peoples groups, security forces, among others. #




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