Six more named to Con-Com

Hmmm…. I wonder kung magkano kaya ang budget sa bawat isang Con-Com member.

Hay naku.. nakakagutom tuloy.

Maka-order na nga sa Jollibee at makahingi ng PhilStar freebie. Daming benefits kasi….panlinis…pampunas…pambalot….pambato

Okay, listen up everyone! The plan to overhaul the system make it time enough realizing we are actually run by very few business people, what we are to replace is a concocted write-up of business people so feverishly over-protective of big business SO OVERT AND FRETFUL that anything of Marcos should be deleted, its good money return keeping it that way. Big business possessing virtual stranglehold on the presidency in the pursuit of the big business clique is good R.O.I., Marcos was made scapegoat, you know why?

Firstly, no importance was ever given to crimes Marcos committed, just be happy with his money (stolen money) and just make money. The celebrated murder cases including that of Mrs. Aquino’s husband our fallen hero Ninoy, remain a mystery, unsolved.

The reasons why Mindanao continue to suffer the uneasy consequence of war is because of the Marcos era violations of international laws when he tried invading the State of Sabah, Malaysia, remember the Jabidah massacre? The conflict in Mindanao is the result of the continuing counteractions because of the failed covert invasion plans during the 60’s, unresolved to this day and definitely not the fault of Muslims and non-Muslims in Mindanao & Sulu, they were the unwilling tools to perish when big boys play!

So, up until we decide to be truthful with what essentially is ideal for our well-being, we will continue to be people of the world slaving for others, and casualties like Contmplacion and others to pile up, we will be nations of grieving sons or daughters of slaves overseas executed or yet to be executed. Let us make the change right now pronto!

after 20 yirs (1986 consti) papalitan na uli ang consti kasi ‘di na nagi-fit sa few powerful filipinos..ang mga merkano piecemil kung mag-amyenda pa..tayo, pag’di na nga nag-fit sa few powerful e papalitan. wat comes next? papano naman kung after one day na magawa ang new consti e talagang ‘di nagpi-fit sa mas maraming pinoy? magtitiis na naman ng another 20 yirs kapag later on e na-realize ng very few powerful na ‘di na uli tumutugma sa kanila ang sistema?
kung sana mabubuhay uli ang mga recto, laurel, quezon…at sana si lapu-lapu.

You know Doods & Betsy, it’s rather okay to be a bit skeptical over certain reservations like much of the GMA pitfalls, everyone who ever sat as president following Marcos have as much to answer for what could be today’s systematic foul-ups in ways to describe our sufferings as a nation so deep in debt, and worst, mired by conflicts that actually is the reason primal why we are so behind everyone else economically.

We could have addressed much of the problems have we been a bit attentive to why the need to confront issues like for instance the assassination of Ninoy, and perhaps the failed Marcos plan to annex a foreign territory by covert military means, are so EXTREMELY crucial in enabling for us an atmosphere of cordiality conducive to crafting business partnership from amongst us neighbors especially ASEAN, more so more than ever maintain peace in Asia.

We are still a big business play thing mainly for reason that a presidential system make it so easy for the moneyed sector to finance (during elections) people who are contenders to a presidential derby, so presidents become so beholden to their backers who would have funds either from gambling money or worst, drug money to make a contender for the presidency winnable. Thus, when a person like anybody makes it to be president, their backers who ever they are become their maker, so behind the scenes of every president are influence peddlers sometimes working against much of our country’s interest.

In a parliamentary system be not afraid, even Ramos or de Venecia be as it may, can be prime minister, even if granting they make it in, they still have to cater to regional interests as a Federal government therefore cannot, can never be dictators like what may be the case under a presidential system. It so fraught with faults, presidents are possessing too much power to kill any measure such an impeachment proceeding. PGMA’s predecessor ERAP may have stayed in power had there been no people power to boot him out, I’m almost so certain of it. Marcos would have still remained in power for life if not of people power!

Now people are no longer prone to be out in the streets because it is futile to be so for reasons that it is no longer workable, we were lucky twice with the EDSA thing, but the third EDSA was so scary and so violent like as though bullies on a rampage unknowing what next to do, vandalized vehicles and private properties tried to barge in to conquer the presidential palace at whatever cost, be it their lives or others. The Pinoy isn’t at all that uncivil, we still keep a pedigree of decorum and culture, definitely abhorrent of anything harsh and violent. Yan ang Pinoy, yan na yan tayo, big brothers!

So, let us change for the better, to a parliamentary Federal government, anong malay mo ito na ang solusyon sa ating mga problema.

Ambassador Alfonso Yuchengco has declined Malacañang’s designation of him as member of the Con-Com. A one-sentence statement issued by Press Sec. Ignacio Bunye said, “For personal reasons, Ambassador Alfonso Yuchengco has declined his nomination as member of the Consultative Commission.”

papayag kaya is Prof.R.David?o si De Quiros?si MLQ III?si H.Laurel? na maging member nang con-com?
malamang hindi…hehehe

Indio lawless said:

“By then the Php 10 Million budget initially earmarked for the Con-Com could be use to feed the hungry mouths of our kababayans if we are to believe the latest SWS survey saying that more Filipinos are going hungry.”

this amount may feed some of our kababayans. but until when will this P10M last? will this feed the whole populace? your suggestion i think is of a short term solution to our fellow pinoys. it’s not that i’m being biased here or something. but, i do believe that what the government is targeting is for a long-term solution. amending the charter and shifting to a parliamentary form of government is worth the expense.

losing out the senators would mean ending the decades-long duplication of work in the legislative branch and savings (bawas gastos). maybe this time when we shift to parliamentary gov’t, legislation will become way faster.

[…] SEVEN more appointments were made by the President to the Consultative Commission that will make recommendations to Congress for charter change. This third batch follows the first 33 named on September 21, and the six announced a day after. One appointee declined the nomination and another has resigned. […]