‘PCIJ is inciting to sedition’
— Justice Secretary Gonzalez

I don’t believe that believing GMA lied, cheated and stole is inciting to sedition. So is being vocal about this belief. So is expressing oneself that GMA must resign if she has still even a single strand of moral fiber in her system.

Ginagamit mo ang pera ng taong bayan para manatili sa pwesto na hindi naman sa yo. Usurper. Mahiya ka naman.

Serving a fake president who does not have the mandate from the people is treachery. You and your company should be the one charged with treason for being enforcers of GMA’s illegitimate rule.

GMA, call a snap election now to end all these uncertainties and moral ascendancy issues. Alam mo ang totoo kung paano ka napunta dyan. Tama na ang pagkukunwari. It’s you who is “incorrigible”.

This is inq7.net’s follow-up report on the matter, “clarifying” his statements about PCIJ.

http://news.inq7.net/breaking/index.php?index=1

Ayos, Sec.Gonzalez. Two thumbs up!

Pero bago niyo kasuhan ang PCIJ,puwedeng unahin niyo muna kasuhan si Gloria in the Palace? Siya kasi ang principal sa crimena inciting to sedition. Without her actions, di naman siguro magpa-publish ang PCIJ at iba pang bloggers at mediamen ng mga articles na nag-i-incite nga to sedition.

At saka bago ang fishing expeditions niyoo headhunting, whatever you call that, puwedeng paki-repaso nga muna ang mga kaso na matagal ng nakabinbin sa la mesa niyo?

Wag talkies lang ng talkies. Wag pa-interview lang ng pa-interview. Do your job, man and show us the output. We are paying you with our taxes.

Isa pa, kagabi iyong PCGG nagpa-interview. Sa tono ng pananalita gusto ayusin na lang at i-tenk yu ang mga illegal assets ng mga Marcos. Ba’t mukhang silent tayo dun?

I must admit, many of the posts in my blog can be considered “inciting to sedition” since i’ve extensively discussed the illegitimacy and pidal/corruption issues of this so called president.

and although i have never called for violence or a coup to oust GMA, i admit that i have called for her resignation and even called for her removal via people power.

if exposing this crooked and illegitimate president is “destabilization”, then i’m a “destabilizer” too.

Recall if you will how we got to this point. in 2000 PCIJ came out with numerous reports on Erap, his midnight activities, his mistresses, his families and his real estate investments.

Those reports sparked a lot of public outrage, Chavit’s betrayal of his friend, an impeachment and then EDSA 2. IMO lang naman…nauna ang PCIJ reports…yun sa tingin ko ang naging motivation ng karamihan to form a negative opinion of Erap and eventually join protests at EDSA 2. It was for me anyway.

Knowing what transpired in the past, what do we expect this administration to do with PCIJ? Do you think it’s illegal of government to conduct an investigation? Hindi naman illegal yun per se. “We are studying them” ang sabi nila….Tinaasan kayo ng kilay. Don’t overreact.

Cool lang…have any cases been filed?

nagmumuka kasing KSP ang PCIJ…nakaka affect ng credibility kung ang main news nyo KAYO pa din…

If you have nothing to hide, if you broke no laws – then you’re safe from any charges they can pile on top of you…nothing to worry about.

Why be afraid? Eto, nakikita ng lahat ang sinulat nyo,pinost nyo…lahat lahat na. Was it fabricated? What’s seditious anyway?

I don’t think Sec. Gonzales has any case if he proceeds with his threats and that is all it is, threats, intimidations and what do you expect from a hatchet man? Sedition is directly aiding anybody or group of people to overthrow a duly constituted govt. by unlawful, or unstitutional means and publishing any evidence of wrongdoings by government official don’t fall under the category and if the Secretary believe the publications were not factual then he may proceed with charges of libel. Sedition .. now you ruin my holiday..

“If you have nothing to hide, if you broke no laws – then you’re safe from any charges they can pile on top of you…nothing to worry about.”

You are completely missing the point. The fact that the Justice Secretary is airing his opinion that the PCIJ is seditious constitutes a THREAT in itself! You are assuming that Sec. Gonzales and his bosses are righteous–that they will stick to the law, when evidence shows they are out to persecute their critics. Hihintayin pa ba nating may makulong bago tayo umangal? By then it will be too late.

hmmm “do not unto others”.. no truer words were ever spoken.. think you should tell ate glue the coup plotter that…

Pati pala pagbubulalas ng isipan, eh, inciting to sedition?

Violative daw of RA 4200 ang posting ng Garci tapes sa blog na ito, kasi
nga naman, sumingaw ang baho nila.

Well, Garci tapes or no Garci tapes doesn’t matter anymore. Ang mahalaga, mayroong PCIJ na nagmamalasakit sa kaawa-awang
inang bayan.

Hindi ako abugado, pero, gut feel ko, all these insinuations and/or accusations against the PCIJ will not prosper, i. e., kung hindi sasalaulain ang batas.
PCIJ

— tama nga naman.. to the government…unahin nyo kya muna yang venable at fertilizer scams na yan para mejo me credibility kyo… habol kayo ng habol sa mga law breakers eh kyo rin naman sa government law breakers eh… sbi ng ng mg nkktnd.. linisin nyo muna bakuran nyo bago kayo mag reklamo sa dumi ng bakuran ng iba… tsk tskk

I would like to call on all Filipinos to come forward and rebel against this illegitimate government! Tinatarantado na tayo ng administrasyon ng mandaraya, magnanakaw at sinungaling na Arroyo!

i had been amused with raul gonzales. im really not sure if he really understand what justice means. let me give you a lecture old man, justice means “fairness, impartiality, righteousness, fair dealing”. got me? your actions are exactly the opposite. it’s injustice asshole.

pasensya na kayo mga kabayan, matanda na kasi eh !!!!!!

DO UNTO OTHERS BEFORE OTHERS DO UNTO YOU….I thinks thats what the government are doing right now. .the golder rule…

We keep on protesting on an impeding Martial Law.. but I think we are calling for it.. Martial Law can never happen if we give no reason to have to.. Since we are so afraid of GMA, removing her may lead to martial law.. at least 1000 days under the Transition Government.. (Under the control of the FEW) parang martial law din ata papunpuntahan natin…

kaya mag work nalang kau.. wag magpapagamit dahil siguradung hindi naman kau mapapala.. .. ilalagay nyo lang sa komunista ang pilipinas…

so gudlak nalang sa inyo…

s 22o lng s pilipinas lahat magaling,mula k rizal,bonifacio…at cguro ang
d alam ng lahat ang komunista nasa loob na ng senado,congreso….tanong ko lng cno kumita nung programa ni corykong na balik loob?milyon un!..my susurinder 1 npa,pero nklista
100 or 1000 sumurinder.pktanong k Gen.Garcia at Guingona.

salamat,
erwin

Tama lang c R. Gonsalez,pnpmanmanan p lng nman ang mga medya
ba’t nagreact n agad,bka nman 22o!! s 22o lng pera pera lng nman nyan…maraming nagmmagaling cge kyo nlng maupo..kya tyo d mkaahon,sbi nyo c marcos phirap!bkit mas mura nun kumpara umupo
c cory,ramos?

erwin,uk

Kaya kung alisin nyo c gma anong ktiyakan n ang ipalit nyo mtino din,kc s bansa ntin la ng uupong mtino!.khit c k satur p ang uupo!.uulanin din yan ng rally..kaya kmi s mindanao mas naissin nlng nmin maghiwlay,kaya kmi laging nhuhuli dhil s inyo pkkbka daw!!

masagana n kyo s maynila nasa s inyo n lahat lahat,magugulo p kyo…
mliban s MI,MNLF,MIM marami n rin ang magsrili nlng kmi ng governo.

er,uk

Ang martial law nasa utak lng yan…Sna yang mga nagaambisyon linisin ang bansa linisin nyo muna sarili nyong bkuran.Cory bkuran mo magulo
nagaalburoto mga magsasaka kung my puso ka!..kyong mga obispo linisin nyo rin sarili nyong bkuran dyan nagumpisa ang kurapsyon,ten yrs po akong sakristan lam ko yan.Edie V. linisin mo rin sarili mo kung lang demokrasya ngaun mkpasok b mga anak mo s congress!…kaso inaabuso ng ilan ang demokrasya..ngaun gumaganda n sitwasyon naguumpisa n nman cla lalo n oposisyon..tama n…2migil n kyo.

er,uk

sa totoo lang gusto ko na sana ang ginagawa ni gloria, kung parehas ang mga gawa nya, walang kapa-kapatid, walang kama-kamag-anak, walang kai-kaibigan, walang kumpa-kumapare, pero ang kaya lang naman nyang hulihin at supilin e ang mga lumalaban sa kanya at di ang mga kasamahan nyang lumalabag sa batas.

isulong nya at ipaglaban ang katotohanan, simulan nya sa paglilinaw ng nakaraang halalan “hello garci”, ferti scam, at iba pa.

at alisin nya ang mga bobo sa military na ang pagkaalam sa ibig sabihin ng imbitasyon ay ang bitbitin at sapilitang dalhin sa kampo ang isang iniimbitahan.

at kahit dugong aso sya, mamahalin sya ng mga pilipino.

Bkit i2ng mga tga U.P.,nung binumba ang LRT at ung iba p d ko kyo
nkita nagrally laban s gumawa nito?pti itong grupo ni k satur at k Bel?
pag tungkol s politika ang bblis nyo?d2 s london nung binumba ng te-
rorista ang taong bayan nagrally laban s nagbomba.onesided lng yata kyo….

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Paulit-ulit ko pong sinasabi sa pondahan ni Indang Vireng ang pagbabago ay magsisimula sa taas at susunod sa pagbabago pa ibaba hanggang sa grass roots. The goverment will initiate, the govern will follow. Lalo na po ang masa parang herds of cow yan kung saan ang ulo doon sila tatakbo. Kaya po kayong lider natin nasa inyo ang poder mag bago na kayo. Ito naman si Ka Raul Gonzales.. Sus!! maryosep!! akala ko pa naman makatao ka e natuntong ka sa likod ng kalabaw naging Herodes ka na. Paano mababago ang bayan natin ka Raul?

i’m a relatively laid back,average filipino na mas concern sa pag hahanapbuhay kesa sa pulitika pero this siraulo gonzales blow my mind to pieces gyud. ambot sa imo uy! you are an annoying sob. nagkaka alta presyon ako whenever i see ur annoying face on tv. puede ba? wag ka masyado magpaka macho as if u know everything? chura mo lang! tse!

“I don’t know anything about PCIJ, it has not been cleared with me, I don’t know.” – Gonzalez in the Interview

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In addition, if what the PCIJ is doing is “inciting to sedition” in the Gonzalez case, would the same case apply to everyone who does similar activities? If this was the case, wouldn’t all of us be “inciting to sedition”? In that case, Gonzalez himself is a very ignorant person for failing to realize these things!

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