ikw kaya tumigil ka2basa s libro.ang pagsulat kaya dayain ang video hirap dayain.ang mga u.s gus2 nila ipas0k produkto nila n sasakyan n malakaz s gas at nd pinayagan ni marcos kaya nagalit cla kay marcos.kc nga malakas.ung mga mahilig magbasa ng history at nani2wala n basa.maniwla man kau o nd tanungin ung mga matatanda n abutan ung pamu2no ni marcos at malinawa kau kay s nabasa nio lahat un ay kasinungalinga un.
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Taxpayers to shoulder Marcos debt until 2025
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Asus eto nanaman to, kung itinuloy lang yung power plant na pinlano ni marcos edi sana controlado ng gobyerno ang kuryente. Si mr nagmamagaling sumisipot sipot lang sus
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Overpriced at Hazardous yan, at saan nga pala kukuwa ng fuel ang Pinas? at paano nila ito idedespose aber?
what if sumabog yan? ready ka bang maging nucleat waste land ang bataan at maynila,?
dadami sombis at mutants
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Pero bakit sina FVR, ERAP at GMA pinagpatuloy ang mga projects na yun? Kung epic fail bakit nila hinanap mga blueprints para sa mga projects na yun? Kung corruption din lang naman at mga kickback ang usapan pwede naman ulitin ang bidding process bakit di ginagawa ng 2 Aquino yun?
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Wag na tayo magsisihan malamang hindi tayo nakaboto nung mga panahon na un so dapat natin istraight up ang mga kamalian noon. So please vote wisely po, tandaan po na mga anak natin ang magsusuffer if ever na hindi natin sinuri ng maigi ang iboboto natin, hindi porke kilala at laging nakikita sa T.V. at sikat un na nag iboboto. tandaan po natin na kinabukasan ng mga anak natin nakataya dito. Ako im proud to say na kahit hindi nananalo binoto ko at least naniniwala ako sa kakayahan nya katulad nalang ni Mirriam kahit na may sapak kitang kita na kahit saang iregularidad hindi cya nasasangkot, ibinoto ko cya as president noon talo nga lang, hehehe.
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Amen to this. Siguro for now its all about knowing how to vote properly kasi inter generation responsibility na to. Its all about infrastructures and services. mamimili tayo ng candidate na iboboto ayon sa 2 na yan. Katulad ng sabi ko, iba talaga generation noon at panahon ng malalakas na subsidies kaya utang talaga kinalalabasan. it had its good effects and bad. Lahat ng bansa nagkakautang ke mayaman ke mahirap. at lahat ng mamamayan binabayaran to kasi at one point nakinabang din tayo
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Zombie? mutant? Bakit ang japan nakakaahon parin matapos ang nangyaring aksidente? yan ang mahirap sa pinoy, hanggang pagdududa lang ang kaya. ni hindi pa nasusubukan, maalam na agad. bakit? yung napapanood mo ba sa tv at sa internet sapat na para masabi mong delikado? ang japan napakaliit niyan pero bakit kaya nilang magpatayo ng sariling power plant at gamitin ito? asus, boy nagmamagaling.
ako pa ngayon ang bobo haha. sino kaya satin ung aquino mo nga hanggang ngayon ZERO parin ang proyekto. puro nakaw ang mga ideya kumbaga copy and paste.. nagagalit ka kay marcos d ka naman buhay nung mga panahon na un... naninilaw na mata mo haha
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STOLEN, SOLD Claude Monet’s “L’ Eglise de Vetheuil,” shown here in a photo supplied by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office in New York,, was sold for $32 million by former Imelda Marcos’ social secretary, Vilma Bautista. The buyer said he bought the stolen artwork “in good faith” and has agreed to a $10-million settlement with the counsel of martial law victims. Photo taken from PCGG
website, pccg.gov.ph
Mabuti pa ang Pamilya Marcos may Monet Painting, tsk tsk
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Ex-Imelda Marcos aide on trial in
NYC for selling Monet work
NEW YORK—A debt-ridden onetime aide to Imelda
Marcos wrongly sold a hidden treasure: a $32
million Monet painting the former Philippine first
lady had acquired and her country wants back,
prosecutors said Wednesday as the ex-assistant’s
conspiracy trial opened.
In a New York courtroom, Vilma Bautista is facing
charges that invoke the tangled history of Philippine
officials’ efforts to reclaim items from Marcos and
her late husband, former President Ferdinand
Marcos.
Bautista is accused of scheming to sell the artwork—
part of the French Impressionist’s famed “Water
Lilies” series—and trying to peddle other valuable
paintings that prosecutors say she had no right to
sell. The artwork vanished amid Ferdinand Marcos’
1986 ouster, ended up in Bautista’s hands and is
part of a multibillion-dollar roster of property the
Philippines claims the Marcoses acquired with the
nation’s cash, prosecutors said.
But for all the art-world intricacies and Philippine
politics, “at bottom, this case is really quite simple—
it’s about greed and fraud,” Manhattan Assistant
District Attorney Garrett Lynch told jurors in an
opening statement.
The defense said Bautista believed that Imelda Marcos
rightfully owned the paintings and that Bautista had authority
to sell them for her. Bautista is just an intermediary who got
caught up in a decades-long dispute between a nation and its
former leader, attorney Susan Hoffinger said.
“That battle doesn’t belong here” in a Manhattan criminal
courtroom, Hoffinger said in her opening.
After ruling the Philippines with an iron fist for two decades,
Ferdinand Marcos was forced by a “people power” revolt into
exile in Hawaii. He died three years later.
Philippine officials say Marcos and his associates looted the
country’s treasury to amass between $5 billion and $10
billion. The nation’s Presidential Commission on Good
Government has seized a number of companies, bank
accounts and other assets suspected of being part of that
wealth. The Marcoses denied their wealth was ill-gotten.
Unscathed
With a massive collection of shoes, Imelda Marcos became a
symbol of excess. But she has emerged relatively unscathed
from hundreds of legal cases against her and her late
husband, and she is now a congresswoman in the Philippines.
She’s not expected to testify at Bautista’s trial.
Bautista was a foreign service officer assigned to the
Philippine Mission to the United Nations and later served as
Imelda Marcos’ New York-based personal secretary.
By 2009, Bautista was deep in debt. She began looking to sell
four paintings the Marcoses had acquired during the
presidency—including Monet’s 1899 “Le Bassin aux
Nymphease,” also known as “Japanese Footbridge over the
Water-Lily Pond at Giverny,” prosecutors said.
Bautista ultimately sold the water lily painting for $32 million
to a Swiss buyer, Lynch said. Some proceeds went to
Bautista’s relatives and associates and to debts; $15 million
stayed in her bank accounts, while Imelda Marcos knew
nothing of the sale, the prosecutor said.
Bautista had a 1991 “certificate of authority” from Marcos to
sell the painting and receive the proceeds, the defense
emphasized; prosecutors question its legitimacy. At the time,
the work was not on the Philippines’ list of allegedly missing
paintings, though the government now seeks its return.
Bautista’s lawyer said the aide sold the painting for Marcos
but never had a chance to give her the money.— Jennifer Peltz
with David Thurber in Bangkok
http://globalnation.inquirer.net/88049/ex-imelda-marcos-aide-on-trial-in-nyc-for-selling-monet-work
NYC for selling Monet work
NEW YORK—A debt-ridden onetime aide to Imelda
Marcos wrongly sold a hidden treasure: a $32
million Monet painting the former Philippine first
lady had acquired and her country wants back,
prosecutors said Wednesday as the ex-assistant’s
conspiracy trial opened.
In a New York courtroom, Vilma Bautista is facing
charges that invoke the tangled history of Philippine
officials’ efforts to reclaim items from Marcos and
her late husband, former President Ferdinand
Marcos.
Bautista is accused of scheming to sell the artwork—
part of the French Impressionist’s famed “Water
Lilies” series—and trying to peddle other valuable
paintings that prosecutors say she had no right to
sell. The artwork vanished amid Ferdinand Marcos’
1986 ouster, ended up in Bautista’s hands and is
part of a multibillion-dollar roster of property the
Philippines claims the Marcoses acquired with the
nation’s cash, prosecutors said.
But for all the art-world intricacies and Philippine
politics, “at bottom, this case is really quite simple—
it’s about greed and fraud,” Manhattan Assistant
District Attorney Garrett Lynch told jurors in an
opening statement.
The defense said Bautista believed that Imelda Marcos
rightfully owned the paintings and that Bautista had authority
to sell them for her. Bautista is just an intermediary who got
caught up in a decades-long dispute between a nation and its
former leader, attorney Susan Hoffinger said.
“That battle doesn’t belong here” in a Manhattan criminal
courtroom, Hoffinger said in her opening.
After ruling the Philippines with an iron fist for two decades,
Ferdinand Marcos was forced by a “people power” revolt into
exile in Hawaii. He died three years later.
Philippine officials say Marcos and his associates looted the
country’s treasury to amass between $5 billion and $10
billion. The nation’s Presidential Commission on Good
Government has seized a number of companies, bank
accounts and other assets suspected of being part of that
wealth. The Marcoses denied their wealth was ill-gotten.
Unscathed
With a massive collection of shoes, Imelda Marcos became a
symbol of excess. But she has emerged relatively unscathed
from hundreds of legal cases against her and her late
husband, and she is now a congresswoman in the Philippines.
She’s not expected to testify at Bautista’s trial.
Bautista was a foreign service officer assigned to the
Philippine Mission to the United Nations and later served as
Imelda Marcos’ New York-based personal secretary.
By 2009, Bautista was deep in debt. She began looking to sell
four paintings the Marcoses had acquired during the
presidency—including Monet’s 1899 “Le Bassin aux
Nymphease,” also known as “Japanese Footbridge over the
Water-Lily Pond at Giverny,” prosecutors said.
Bautista ultimately sold the water lily painting for $32 million
to a Swiss buyer, Lynch said. Some proceeds went to
Bautista’s relatives and associates and to debts; $15 million
stayed in her bank accounts, while Imelda Marcos knew
nothing of the sale, the prosecutor said.
Bautista had a 1991 “certificate of authority” from Marcos to
sell the painting and receive the proceeds, the defense
emphasized; prosecutors question its legitimacy. At the time,
the work was not on the Philippines’ list of allegedly missing
paintings, though the government now seeks its return.
Bautista’s lawyer said the aide sold the painting for Marcos
but never had a chance to give her the money.— Jennifer Peltz
with David Thurber in Bangkok
http://globalnation.inquirer.net/88049/ex-imelda-marcos-aide-on-trial-in-nyc-for-selling-monet-work
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ayan ah siraulo lang ang mag tatangol sa magnanakaw na si Marcos
may mga Paintings , Mansion sa Bahamas, Cottages sa Switzerland, Bank accounts sa Cuba at Geneva, Buildings sa New York na dapat habulin
may mga Paintings , Mansion sa Bahamas, Cottages sa Switzerland, Bank accounts sa Cuba at Geneva, Buildings sa New York na dapat habulin
tamana wag nakayong mag talo kasi parepareho lang yan but para sakin ok si marcos kasi konti lang ang na ngungurakot... di gaya nagyon ultimong barangay captain nakakapanurakot....
kapag ako naging presidente lahat ng mahihirap bibigyan ko ng tig lilimang milyon dahil sa laki ng pera ng pilipinas kayang kaya yon gawin...
kapag ako naging presidente lahat ng mahihirap bibigyan ko ng tig lilimang milyon dahil sa laki ng pera ng pilipinas kayang kaya yon gawin...
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si marcos ang isa sa nagpasimula ng modernisasyon at maraming siyang naging proyekto na talaga namang napakinabangan. di ba isa tinitignan ng pag angat ng economiya ay ang palitan ng piso sa dolyar...
http://www.ourknowledge.asia/1/post...-the-downfall-of-the-philippines-economy.html
http://www.ourknowledge.asia/1/post...-the-downfall-of-the-philippines-economy.html
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mahilig sa shopping spree si Apo Ferdie ah, meron pang 4 na masterpiece paintings, Bilyonaryo kasi
pero at the expense of peoples taxes hangang 2025
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ano? sira ulo ang nagtatanggol ke marcos? eh yung kay pnoy? masahol pa sa walang pinag aralan, bulag sa katotohanan at puno ng walang katotohanan ang administrasyon niya, kung tayo ang boss niya dapat agad agad niyang inaksyonan ang pdaf. eh anong nangyayari ngayon? pilit inililihis ang atensyon ng taong bayan, puro nalang daw kasalanan ni arroyo, eh asan siya ngayon? ayun nasa korea, si obama nga kinansela yung visit nya, si pnoy hindi. ano yun? ignorance? o katangahan?
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^^wala akong prinoprotektahan
at least si Pnoy may uwi uwing Million Dollars na abuloy para sa mga taga Visyas, nan duon sya para lumaki lalo ang Industriya ng Turismo at Business Ventures nila sa Bansa
yang Piratang Apo na yan utang, paintings, diamonds at sapatos ang uwi uwi sa biyahe nya
pweh
at least si Pnoy may uwi uwing Million Dollars na abuloy para sa mga taga Visyas, nan duon sya para lumaki lalo ang Industriya ng Turismo at Business Ventures nila sa Bansa
yang Piratang Apo na yan utang, paintings, diamonds at sapatos ang uwi uwi sa biyahe nya
pweh
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Ano? umuuwi may dalang dollars? arroya was better sa larong iyan, eto yung idol mo lol, katawa tawa dre Pweh!
Grabeng pondo yan a. x2
update your sources please?
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12 Million? well worth it naman eh! Bukod sa Investments meron pang ibang pasalubong.......
12 SoKor fighter jets ready for delivery to Phl By Delon Porcalla (The Philippine Star) | Updated October 19,
2013 - 12:00am
SEOUL – The Philippine and South Korean governments have
agreed to fast-track Manila’s procurement of 12 lead-in
fighter jets aimed at upgrading the defense capabilities of the
Philippine Air Force (PAF).
President Aquino yesterday said the acquisition of the FA-50s
for P18.9 billion had the approval of President Park Geun-hye.
“Both sides have agreed to expedite the purchase and the
delivery of these planes,” Aquino told Manila-based reporters
at the Grand Hyatt Hotel here.
“This is a government-to-government procurement, which
came about after South Korea offered several models of
fighter jets,” he added.
The PAF had been the butt of jokes after it acquired old F-5
fighter planes in 2005.
Secretary Herminio Coloma of the Presidential
Communications Operations Office, who was present during
the signing of the memorandum of understanding, said the
acquisition of the Korean fighter jets is part of the Armed
Forces modernization program.
“President Aquino said the agreement creates opportunities for
expanding and strengthening the long-standing partnership
between the two countries,” Coloma said.
He said the Philippines would procure more aircraft as well as
armored vehicles and command-and-control equipment to
boost the defense capabilities of the military and protect the
country’s maritime territory.
http://www.philstar.com/headlines/2013/10/19/1246863/12-sokor-fighter-jets-ready-delivery-phl
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