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Stupid President ?


A picture paints a thousand words...

If only we have a president that we can be proud of.

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Robredo deserves the support of every Filipino.

Awards and Recognitions (Wikipedia)

The 2000 Ramon Magsaysay Award for Government Service,

1998 Konrad Adenauer Medal of Excellence as Most Outstanding City Mayor of the Philippines,

1996 Outstanding Young Persons of the World (TOYP) Award,

1990 The Outstanding Young Men of the Philippines (TOYM)

“Dangal ng Bayan ” Award of the Civil Service Commission.

2008 honorary Doctor of Humanities degree by the Far Eastern University

He is a trustee of Synergeia Foundation Inc., a coalition of individuals, institutions, and organizations that works together to improve the quality of basic education in the Philippines. It collaborates with local governments, the Department of Education, socio-civic groups, schools, teachers, parents and students to implement systemic programs that will improve the processes, systems and structures of learning and teaching.




Style Differences



Benigno Simeon Aquino is very right, they do have major, major differences in style.

P R O O F:

Robredo is dynamic, he is mediocre.

Robredo sticks to the principle of good governance (Naga become a premier city because of his leadership), Aquino sticks more to his cigarettes. (No clear indication as to where he is leading this country).

Robredo is a Magsaysay awardee, he is not.

Just Laugh



"Noynoy, in a wake of former Olongapo City Mayor Teodoro Macapagal, referred to the bloody hostage rescue operations that saw eight Hong Kong tourists dead, as well as the hostage-taker, sacked police officer Rolando Mendoza, saying that all this will be over in two to three years and the country will look back at the hostage crisis and “just laugh."

Is that what you did when your father, Ninoy, was slain at the Manila International Airport?. It's sad that the president doesn't think before opening his mouth. The president was caught on camera with a smile in his face during the aftermath of the hostage taking last August 23 which enraged the Chinese and called him "smiling dog", now this?

How insensitive.

and this goes on and on;

"Our current problem (the hostage-taking incident), perhaps in two, three years, we can say that we will all be laughing when we remember this problem (of the botched hostage rescue operations) because it really wasn’t all that serious."

Hope he is not taking something aside from his anti-depressant... seriously.

Lonely at the Top



Lonelier if one has none. P200 Million must be the cure, Noy bloated his own pork barrel from 800 Million to One Billion Pesos.

Ito ba ang daang matuwid? (Is this the ethical way?)

The Late President



Sorry folks, the president isn't dead. He's just being with his habitual self again, being late that is. He has the penchant for being late in everything he does. Haste makes waste but being sluggish is worst. It took almost two weeks for him to admit their fault.

Some "Yellow Fanatics", especially former president Arroyo's critics are now realizing how clearly inept or incompetent the present administration is. Many of Noy's followers are disgusted with the way this administration handled the Quirino Grandstand hostage-taking tragedy which claimed 8 lives, 9 if you count the hostage taker, dismissed police officer Rolando Mendoza.

It took the president a split second to fire then PAGASA chief DR. PRISCO NILO, why is he taking too much time firing people responsible for the bungled rescue attempt?

Wake up Mr. President, take risk, lead and be decisive.