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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

What the ....Another Impeachment Trial??!!

     The defense lawyers of the Thief Justice of the country recently bared in a press conference about the alleged bribery attempts of President Noynoy Aquino to the Senator-Judges. The Defense Liars said Pres. Aquino sent one of his top aides to secretly meet with a few of the Senators to convince and bribe them with Php100Million each if they would vote to open the secret dollar accounts of the top Thief Magistrate of the country.

     Okay, there's no surprise about that at all. These guys are a bunch of hoodlums so what do you expect them to be but lawbreakers, right? But to add to the perfect recipe of their hooligan's buffet of crimes and delinquency, the Thief Justice of the Supreme Court said that if these accusations are true and correct then the President may also be impeached for such an offense.

     Whoa!!! What the ...! Another Impeachment Trial in the making? Are these Politicians, Leaders, fiends and ghouls of society have really lost their marbles for good? They've barely started this current Impeachment Trial, nobody's convicted and punished and yet another trial is being proposed? What a bunch of Government Asses do we have in this country!

     They can do whatever they like because they are the "leaders" but the first thing they should do is to rename our country as "The Impeachment Republic" instead of the Republic of the Philippines because they are really messing up our nation. What a bunch of IDIOTS do we have as leaders, huh? A whole bunch of MORONS really!!!!

All Cracked Up?

     Mount Kanlaon, an active volcano found in Negros Oriental showed cracks and fissures on its top after the 6.9 quake. Geologists and mountaineers  were bit bothered by these physical changes on the volcano and have temporarily suspended any climbing activities in the area. The unpredictable volcano's  last eruption was in 1996 and it resulted in the death of 3 mountaineers ascending it.

     Scientists are still unsure if the quake may have triggered any activity deep inside the volcano and they are now conducting a series of tests to get more data. A nearby spring which was a regular source of drinking water for residents for many years have suddenly turned muddy after the quake which worried locals  but experts say i was a natural effect of the tremor.

     The last thing the local population needs is a volcanic eruption after that 6.9 quake to mess up their lives again. The people have not yet fully recovered from it so they better hope and pray that Mt. Kanlaon stays asleep for at least a couple of years more.....

2 Honest Soldiers.

     Two honest Filipino soldiers helping the quake victims in Negros Oriental dug up by accident Php90,000 (US$2,093) in cash on the landslide area. The soldiers were trying to dig up the remains of people buried under the landslide caused by the earthquake. The cash was quickly returned to wife of the owner, a businessman still missing and believed to be buried under the landslide. The wife of the missing victim was happy and grateful to the two soldiers but she was also saddened that the body of her husband was still yet to be recovered.

     It's good that these young soldiers were not tempted to pocket the money for themselves. Another classic example of ordinary Filipinos still being honest and decent despite  our immoral leaders in society. Why do I always mention the disparity between ordinary Filipinos and the leaders of this nation? To show all of you that in spite of the bad examples being given by our leaders whom we are supposed to look up to, obey and imitate, the ordinary Filipino folk refuses to mimic their evil deeds and are still trustworthy and honorable.

     Let's all hope and pray that these upright and law-abiding people will remain the same even after being exposed to the bad examples set by our leaders. We all know that these misfits and scumbags in our society have a very, very contagious disease, a disease called greediness or graft and corruption.

Pinoy Boxer gets Mauled.

     Filipino boxer Johnriel Casimero gets mauled by fans after winning a bout in Argentina. It turns out that the Argentinians are sore losers and when their homegrown boxer got beat up by the Pinoy boxer, the locals suddenly went apeshit and started attacking the Filipino fighter and his corner men.

     What the hell are these Argentinians thinking? Did they smoke too much loco weed? Maybe they thought they were still fighting the British in the Falkland's Islands all over again! Holy crap, these guys are a bunch of dumb asses! After that incident, foreign athletes will avoid their nation like a plague and that won't do them any good. Now everybody knows that their country is not a good venue for sports, unless of course you want to get your ass kicked after winning the match.

      I thought Argentinians are good natured people. Now the whole world knows better, Argentinians are SORE LOSERS!!!!

A Legendary Singer Dies......

     Legendary singer Whitney Houston was found dead in her hotel room in L.A. and it is still unclear if it was another suicide although no foul play was reported by the Police. Ms. Houston's death is a big loss to the whole world; we all know that no one can ever take her place. With her incredible voice, she will be dearly missed by millions of her fans.

     I wish famous and extremely talented artists like her would try their best to go on living no matter what happens in their lives and careers. It doesn't really matter if your career slows down or takes a dive after many years of being on top. Loyal fans will always be there to idolize them; their true fans will always worship them no matter what. Just look at Elvis Presley, after all these decades millions of fans of all race and ages still love, worship and imitate him.

     The whole world would miss Whitney Houston and even if newer singers with better talent may come, nobody can beat or replace the original Whitney......May she rest in peace.....

Picking Up the Pieces....

     A week after the 6.9 quake that damaged most parts of Negros Oriental the community is slowly tying its best to start all over again. Most have started reopening their businesses despite the still damaged infrastructure; the roads that were destroyed were temporarily covered with gravel so that vehicles could pass through.

     Some parts of the quake affected areas have electricity now and potable water is also being supplied by the Military from water purifying machines. Relief goods are also being delivered and distributed to the areas and communities that need them most. Although most of the residents still refuse to stay and sleep inside their homes  due to frequent aftershocks, theVisayans  are slowly but surely picking up the pieces.....and will soon start living normally again.

     I guess the quick recovery is because of the resilient trait of the Filipino people. We were once compared to the bamboo, a giant grass which is very flexible and bendable. Almost impossible to be broken or snapped by strong gusts of air because it just goes along with the wind. But still, everything and anything has its limitations and the Filipinos are of no exemption. we are merely humans after all.

     It's good to see that the Filipinos are still irrepressible, hardy and spirited people despite these difficult and challenging times in our lives. The never ending daily struggles of trying to  make ends meet due to the economic hardships that our countrymen have to endure. The flash floods, landslides, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and typhoons that often come our way and take its toll both on human life and property. The abuses made by Government Officials who are mostly immoral and dishonest....

     It's not easy being a Filipino these past decades....but witnessing the respectable character, decent, courteous and good moral fiber of honest ordinary folks....that's what makes me proud to be a Filipino!

Saturday, February 11, 2012

The "Bayanihan Spirit" Lives On.....

     The quake that hit Negros Oriental is indeed a grim disaster but it also rekindled the unique traditional Filipino character of helping each other in times of need. Thank God the "Bayanihan Spirit" is still alive and well in our country. Despite our uncaring, heartless and crooked leaders in Government, the majority of the ordinary townsfolk are still kind, gentle, helpful and compassionate.

     Take for example the volunteers who helped carry the heavy loads of relief goods on theirs backs and shoulders across broken roads and bridges, across swollen rivers and slippery mountain trails just to give aid to fellow quake victims.

   One of the stories reported by a news agency is how a simple man literally "adopted" 5 families by giving them free shelter to his home which was undamaged by the quake. He also shared his food and water to his not so lucky neighbors, asking and expecting nothing in return for his efforts and sacrifices.

   
    Another story is how a woman who put up a small store (nothing much but a table and a few chairs really) beside a damaged bridge,selling her home cooked food and potable water to travelers who were weary from their arduous journey. She said she was trying her best to sell her home cooked meal at affordable prices knowing  that most of the travelers have little money to spend.

     Yes, it's the simple, honest and ordinary folks that makes a nation strong, resilient and hard-wearing. It's the upright citizens who make a nation survive any disaster and not our corrupt political leaders. To all the good, decent and honorable Filipinos, "Mabuhay po tayong lahat!" (Long live!) As to all the corrupt officials? Good riddance! The cracked Earth should have swallowed them up!