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1 in 2 Filipinos disapprove of their president, survey shows
(The Associated PressPublished: March 24, 2008)

President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's approval ratings have dropped amid a corruption scandal that sparked calls for her resignation, with about one in two Filipinos critical of her performance, according to a survey released Monday.

Pulse Asia, an independent pollster, said 51 percent of 1,200 respondents disapproved of Arroyo's performance in the Feb. 21-March 8 survey, compared with 39 percent in October.

Arroyo's approval ratings plunged to 23 percent from 30 percent in October, the pollster said. The survey has a margin of error of 3 percentage points.

Almost nine in 10 Filipinos — or 87 percent of those polled — said they were aware of allegations of corruption surrounding an aborted US$330 million (€214 million) telecommunications deal that has been the subject of a Senate investigation.

Witnesses have testified that Arroyo's husband and a former elections chief allegedly benefited from huge kickbacks linked to the deal. Both men have denied the accusations. One witness also linked Arroyo to the scandal but offered no evidence. Read whole article at: http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/03/24/...lippines-Arroyo.php

am a resident of california and am looking desperately for audrey valderrama laurio who went to st. scholastica's marikina and finished nursing at manila doctor's. she is married to a certain "vic" who is also a nurse. last place of residence is rainbow street, s.s.s. marikina. st. scho classmates are looking for her and so do manila doctor's too. if anyone has any information about her whereabouts, please contact bambong <blvicencio@yahoo.com>. people looking for her are: bong prollamante and batch, lea isidro and classmates at st. scholastica who meet at their annual reunion in california regularly. LOOKING FOR AUDREY VALDERRAMA LAURIO. thank you.

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My story an our bus trip from Kidapawan to Davao then back to Kidapawan goes as such: Security at the bus terminal in Kidapawan is very lacking, my bags were not even checked at the entry to the terminal even though I had them open. More people boarded the bus after leaving the terminal than got on the bus at the terminal with no security checks at all! Persons boarding the bus and exiting the bus along the highway to Davao is constant with out any checking. Even at the bus terminal in Digos which is a stop along the way there is absolutely no security measures there. Between Kidapawan to Davao there is one PNP checkpoint, right before entering Davao and exiting Davao. The conductor of the bus (Weena Bus Lines) paid the PNP an unknown amount not to board the bus. I did witness myself the open exchange of peso from the conductor to the PNP at the check point going both ways. Whew, our tax money hard at work huh!

Do not be duped by Canada. Canada is a bony ass-licker of the United States of America to violate your human rights, privacy, and freedom. They are bony-assed dictatorships instead of democracies in the real sense. Be an informed consumer. Please spread information of these website to family, friends, colleagues, anyone who express any interest to move to Canada. Please circulate these websites to prevent these violations of human rights and gross cheating and manipulation.

They function through racially intolerant white canadian cops and security and their henchmen claiming to be despots; following parasitically in the footsteps of their american counterparts, and wilfully engage in their racial profiling of non-whites, in racial
harassment of non-whites, and in racially dehumanizing attempts to racially harass non-whites through intimidating physically, mentally, and spiritually; portraying their racial hatred of non-whites through causing wilfull and dehumanizing disturbance to non-whites through using illegal wall-see-through technologies and audio-bugs on non-whites' homes; through listening and watching through the walls of non-whites' rented and owned homes, through their internet and private telephones, and through using tempest technology to latch on as parasites onto others' computers' hard-drives as well amounting to illegal plagiarism and privacy violations. The perpetuators of these evil deeds do this from their cars using illegal equipment slyly given to them by the unworthy cops, and then accelerating their cars loudly and intimidatingly near non-whites' homes and driving intimidatingly in presence of non-whites on streets, making threatening u-turns, driving intimidatingly right up and over sidewalks when a non-white is on the sidewalk, and throwing their ugly bullying weight around, in their shameless acts of cowardice. It is all done slyly, supposedly smartly, either loudly or silently; however, they cannot fool all the people all the time.

The cops also participate themselves to wail their sirens abusively everytime non-whites move and talk inside their rented and owned homes in daily routine living, in addition to having their henchmen and henchwomen, and often, using their non-white gutless henchmen and henchwomen in cars, transport, shopping centers, neighborhoods, etc, to commit these ugly harassing racially profiling deeds at all times day and night. Using non-whites to engage in racial harassment of other non-whites is an obnoxiously evil sinister humanely disgraceful intelligent move of the whites well-known for their ugly divide and rule tactics through their non-white henchmen and henchwomen.

It's a shameful disgrace when the so called protectors of law turn into abusers of law themselves and throw the weight of their uniforms and law around as cowards. So, they and their henchmen and henchwomen, appear to be very law respecting on the outside; however, they network cowardly to commit sly acts of provocation to non-whites all the time, which is supposed to be legally acceptable. Is watching through walls of non-whites homes, bugging their homes, working in networking syndicates against them, committing human rights and privacy violations against them, supposedly lawful for the whites? Who makes those laws that favor only the whites? The law itself has racism in its clauses. The ugly inner dirt of the perpetuators of these evil deeds of racism do not deserve to step into religious institutions for their ugly deeds - such as, if you ain't white, you ain't right? Oh! Really? Nicely dressed, beautiful people, magnificient concrete jungles, clean roads and lawns, sweet polite talkers on the outside, full of ugly stench in their souls, that is the cause of these racist policies that are outrightly biased against non-whites. What a shame!

Most of these ugly acts of dehumanizing racial profiling depict the cowardice of the doers of these deeds in the real sense, and are done at the behind the scenes insistence of the racially intolerant white cops through their frontline stooges. However, without physical evidence, the white cops, security, societies, and their henchmen and henchwomen are laughing sinisterly at their heinous deeds and the legal system seems to support this evil through its inability to take action without physical evidence. Their racial profiling penetrates public transport systems, shops and stores to do all they can to make the non-whites feel unwelcome in their dehumanizing acts of racial profiling against non-whites and those who don't conform to their nonsense. The white cops, security, and white communities use their henchmen and henchwomen who do just as they are told and from behind the safety cushion of their oil-guzzling, pollution creating, often dark-glassed vehicles to intimidate and harass non-whites in obnoxious racial profiling that reflects the immoral, despotic, and cowardly behaviour of racially intolerant white cops, security, communities and their dumb henchmen and henchwomen who do just as they are told, fuelled as they are in their racial frenzy, thanks to the racially manipulative corporate controlled media.

Volunteers are welcome to circulate this information to all they know to put an end to this abuse and violations of human rights committed by immorally misbehaved white cops, security, white communities, public transports, shops, stores, etc, and their dumb henchmen and henchwomen who do just as they are told in their racial frenzy.

Save this information on your computers before any cowards remove it from the websites.

Racism is immoral and dehumanizing behaviour that reflects the "incapable to perform humanely" quality of those who are racist and are being watched from God's court above in ways they cannot be expected to be capable to perceive yet.

It's a shame when obnoxious stench of racism comes from people in so called rich countries. It's even more of a shame when words are twisted by media to influence young minds with lies. It's even more of a shame when so called authorities perpetuate racism and behave racistly and enforce racist policies and behaviour through intimidating means amidst outer sweet and polite talks. Racism seems to be prominent among so called white people in rich countries who cannot bear non-whites from other countries of origin. Planet Earth belongs to people of Earth. Highly educated people of high intellectual calibres, rich bosses and CEOs, etc, of rich countries are a blotch on humanity and their material levels when they haven't yet evolved to basic human concepts of all humans have red blood irrespective of race.

Racism stems from social attitudes that are perpetuated by racist societies, the media, the authoritarians, and the peers. It's time to say, shame on all those who perpetuate racism and racist attitudes.


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http://www.debwewin.ca/racism.htm

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http://archives.cbc.ca/IDC-1-69-96-479/lif...ty/africville/clip3

www.nlhra.org/Online%20Publications/twwa/twwarins.htm

http://cryptome.org/tempest-scotus.htm

http://www.uhuh.com/reports/headsup/fron232.htm#Copy

http://www.rmc.ca/academic/gradrech/millimeter-e.pdf

http://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/nij/07_01.pdf

http://www.nlectc.org/techbeat/summer2000/LookWallsSum2000.pdf

http://www.akelainc.com/pdf_files/SPIE0405.pdf

http://www.geocities.com/albanystudent/contribution6.html

http://www.alternet.org/drugreporter/11067/

http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2005...avesdropping_t.html

http://sistersincrime.toronto.on.ca/homesurveillanceequipment.php

www.danielnpaul.com/Col/1996/RacismHindersBlacksAndMi'kmaq.html

www.hfxnews.ca/index.cfm?main=multimedia&MMID=68

www.povnet.org/node/1778

www.cbc.ca/maritimemagazine/archives/040418_africvilleReparations.html

http://www.dominionpaper.ca/pdf/dominion-issue40.pdf

http://www.yourluckytoday.blogspot.com

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Canada

http://www.telusplanet.net/public/dgarneau/indian.htm

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http://www.turtleisland.org/news/cerd.pdf

http://www.ndir.com/SI/education/debt.shtml

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The United States supported "dream team" of Musharraf and Bhutto (and their associates) are the most corrupt set of people who are being fostered on the people of Pakistan. See for example:
http://www.thenews.com.pk/top_story_detail.asp?Id=10212
Why don't we do a catalogue of corruption by the people listed in this story, and numerous others available in the public domain.

Transparency International publishes a list of most corrupt nations. This is like publicising prostitutes while protecting their clients. For every mega bribe that is paid, very senior political and business figures in the rich countries are the payers. Why doesn't TI do an annual list of the most corrupting countries as well?

PICKET ABC STUDIOS IN NEW YORK CITY FOR "DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES" RACIST SLUR! Short Apology Email is Not Enough! Filipino-Americans Demand More!
FRIDAY, OCT. 5TH, 6PM - ABC STUDIOS (77 WEST 66TH STREET, BET. COLUMBUS AVE & CENTRAL PARK WEST)

On the Sunday, Sept. 30th Episode of the Popular ABC Series "Desperate Housewives", a racial comment about the inferior skills of Philippine-trained medical professionals was uttered by actress Teri Hatcher. The line launched international condemnation from Filipinos and foreign-trained healthcare professionals worldwide, as well as a petition that accumulated over 45,000 signatures in less than 55 hours.

ABC network executives have since issued an apology over email in a lame and insincere manner, and have stated no other apology statement is being planned.

This type of negligence and lack of sensitivity made by corporate media powerhouses who earn millions off of the shows they produce should not be tolerated. Please join the National Alliance for Filipino Concerns (NAFCON) and fellow community advocates in picketing ABC Studios in Manhattan demanding for: 1) a more sincere and proper apology, 2) ABC Network to broadcast its apology before the show's next 3 episodes, 3) ABC and its parent company Disney to conduct a thorough investigation of the show's writers and producers to track down the origins of the line and take appropriate disciplinary action, 4) ABC to cut the scene from the episode permanently and never air it again, including in all productions of DVD's and boxed sets of the series, 5) ABC to conduct cultural sensitivity programs for all their employees, and 6) ABC to commit to concrete support for groups working for positive minority images in the media of often invisible and disenfranchised communities.
For more information, email Rico Foz at nafconusa@yahoo.com

RE: BURMA CRISIS: FIND THE FUNDERS OF THE JUNTA.....
There is a way to pressure the junta...but NO ONE...no media outlet has expressed it but one..list the names of the companies doing business with the junta, identify the "individuals", and shine intense world media light on them...harass them paparrazzi style and ask them if they would consider not funding xyz business in Burma because of what's going on...I guarantee when the money that the generals are counting on runs dry from companies from Singapore, Japan, China, India, and other friendly countries and companies, they will alter their behavior significantly...stop the hyprocrisy that UN, US sanctions “alone”..will work...or government official "denunciations" will work...until the "money men" and the money regimes are called into account...the junta goes its merry way killing with impunity...GLOBAL CIVIL SOCIETY..meaning public and private individuals must act...

Burma is ruled by one of the worst military dictatorships in the world. Last month Buddhist monks and nuns began marching and chanting prayers to call for democracy. The protests spread and hundreds of thousands of Burmese people joined in -- but they've been brutally attacked by the military regime.

I just signed a petition calling on Burma's powerful ally China and the UN security council to step in and pressure Burma's rulers to stop the killing. The petition has exploded to over 500,000 signatures in a few days and is being advertised in newspapers around the world, delivered to the UN Security Council, and broadcast to the Burmese people by radio. We're trying to get to 1 million signatures this week, please sign below and tell everyone!

Latin heritage explains why RP is poor, says US study
(Philippine Daily Inquirer, September 28, 2007)


The Philippines’ poor economic performance may be due to a Latin cultural heritage that gave rise to powerful political families pursuing their own rather than the state’s interests, according to a new study.

Some 330 years of Spanish rule influenced the Philippines greatly, an impact that survived nearly 50 years of later colonial occupation by the United States, the study by Robert Nelson of the University of Maryland said.

This Spanish Catholic influence, in contrast to the US Protestant model, led to a “dominant political role” by large landholding families in the Philippines just like in Latin America, Nelson said.

A weak government and powerful political oligarchies combined to put the state in the service of private interests, he added.

“If culture is now to be considered an important economic influence, it may be that this common Spanish Catholic heritage is a main contributing factor in the economic histories of the Philippines and most of Latin America,” the study said.

These cultural attitudes “now stand in the way of freer markets and a more successful political democracy,” said Nelson, who undertook the study as a visiting fellow at the University of the Philippines School of Economics.

In the 1950s, according to a World Bank study at the time, the Philippines was destined to become the region’s second Japan.

But it missed out almost completely on foreign investment-fueled Asian boom of the 1970s to the 1990s.

By 2000, the Philippine per capita income exceeded only Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, North Korea and Burma.

Particular problems like large fiscal deficits , inflation or corruption might be cited as reasons why the Philippines has failed to attract high levels of foreign investment, Nelson said.

But that failed to explain the policy failures behind those problems in the first place, he argued.

Tungkol naman po sa mga maka kaliwa, Ano po ba naging kontribusyon nila sa ekonomiya ng bansa ? Wala di po ba, bagkus sila pa itong mga naging dahilan para umalis dito ang mga mamumuhunan, kung meron mang mga lokal na industriya ay sinira rin nila matapos nilang himukin ang mga manggagawa na mag-aklas dito aklas doon. At iyan ang halos ikinatuwa ng mga intsik ang magkaroon ng self-destructive economy ang Pilipinas habang dahan dahan nilang napapasok at mapasakamay an mga negosyo at industriya. Kahit nga ang ibang mauunlad na bansa tulad ng U.S., Canada at Australia di maglalaon ay kontrolado na rin nila ang ekonomiya. Kung susuriin nating mabuti ang mga maka kaliwa, wala silang naitutulong sa pambansang ekonomiya bagkus ay pahirap at pasanin pa sila ng bayan.

Dulot ng mga pangyayari di ba mga intsik na ang naghaharing uri sa kabuhayan ng Pilipinas ? Nasaan ang mga Juan dela Cruz, nasa bukid nagbubungkal at nagtatanim na hindi sumapat sa kanyang mga pangangailangan, nagtatrabaho sa mga pabrika ng instik na halos ay kulang pa nila ikabuhay ang sinasahod, nasa ibang bansa ang iba na inaapi at ginagahasa ng mga dayuhan. Sino kayang mga taong may mga tapat at matuwin na hangarin ang dapat mamuno sa bayan. Kung meron man palagay koy iilan kasi mas maraming pulitiko ay pansariling kapakanan ang inaasikaso.

I want to share an Essay of a Korean national hereunder :

MY SHORT ESSAY ABOUT THE PHILIPPINES
> Jaeyoun Kim
>
> Filipinos always complain about the corruption in
> the Philippines . Do you really think the corruption
>
> is the problem of the Philippines ? I do not
> think so. I strongly believe that the problem is
> the lack of love for the Philippines .
>
> Let me first talk about my country, Korea .
> It might help you understand my point.
> After the Korean War, South Korea was one
> of the poorest countries in the world. Koreans
> had to start from scratch because entire country was
> destroyed after the Korean War, and we had no
> natural resources.
>
> Koreans used to talk about the Philippines , for
> Filipinos were very rich in Asia . We envy
> Filipinos.
> Koreans really wanted to be well off like
> Filipinos. Many Koreans died of famine.
> My father & brother also died because of famine.
> Korean government was very corrupt and is still very
> corrupt beyond your imagination, but Korea was
> able to develop dramatically because Koreans really
> did their best for the common good with their heart
> burning with patriotism.
>
> Koreans did not work just for themselves but also
> for their neighborhood and country. Education
> inspired
> young men with the spirit of patriotism.
>
> 40 years ago, President Park took over the
> government to reform Korea . He tried to borrow
> money
> from other countries, but it was not possible to get
> a
> loan and attract a foreign investment because the
> economic situation of South Korea was so bad. Korea
> had
> only three factories. So, President Park sent many
> mine
> workers and nurses to Germany so that
> they could send money to Korea to build a factory.
> They had to go through horrible experience.
>
> In 1964, President Park visited Germany to borrow
> money. Hundred of Koreans in Germany came to the
> airport to welcome him and cried there as they saw
> the President Park . They asked to him, "President,
> when can we be well off?" That was the only question
>
> everyone asked to him. President Park cried with
> them and promised them that Korea would be well
> off if everyone works hard for Korea , and the
> President
> of Germany got the strong impression on them
> and lent money to Korea . So, President Park was
> able to build many factories in Korea . He always
> asked Koreans to love their country from their
> heart.
>
> Many Korean scientists and engineers in the USA
> came back to Korea to help developing country
> because they wanted their country to be well off.
> Though they received very small salary, they did
> their
> best for Korea . They always hoped that their
> children
> would live in well off country.
>
> My parents always brought me to the places where
> poor and physically handicapped people live. They
> wanted me to understand their life and help them..
> I also worked for Catholic Church when I was in the
> army..
> The only thing I learned from Catholic Church was
> that we
> have to love our neighborhood. And, I have loved my
> neighborhood. Have you cried for the
> Philippines? I have cried for my country several
> times. I also cried for the Philippines because of
> so many
> poor people. I have been to the New Bilibid
> prison. What made me sad in the prison were the
> prisoners who do not have any love for their
> country.
> They go to mass and work for Church. They pray
> everyday.
>
> However, they do not love the Philippines . I
> talked to two prisoners at the maximum-security
> compound,
> and both of them said that they would leave the
> Philippines right after they are released from the
> prison. They said that they would start a new life
> in other
> countries and never come back to the Philippines .
>
> Many Koreans have a great love for Korea so that
> we were able to share our wealth with our
> neighborhood.
> The owners of factory and company were distributed
> their
> profit to their employees fairly so that employees
> could
> buy what they needed and saved money for the
> future and their children.
>
> When I was in Korea , I had a very strong faith and
> wanted to be a priest. However, when I came to the
> Philippines ,
> I completely lost my faith.
> I was very confused when I saw many unbelievable
> situations in the Philippines . Street kids always
> make me sad,
> and I see them everyday. The Philippines is the only
> Catholic
> country in Asia , but there are too many poor people
> here.
> People go to church every Sunday to pray, but
> nothing has
> been changed.
>
> My parents came to the Philippines last week and
> saw this situation. They told me that Korea was much
> poorer
> than the present Philippines when they
> were young. They are so sorry that there are so
> many beggars and street kids. When we went to
> Pasangjan,
> I forced my parents to take a boat because
> it would fun. However, they were not happy after
> taking a boat. They said that they would not take
> the boat
> again because they were sympathized the
> boatmen, for the boatmen were very poor and had a
> small frame. Most of people just took a boat and
> enjoyed it.
> But, my parents did not enjoy it because of love
> for them.
>
> My mother who has been working for Catholic Church
> since I was very young told me that if we just go to
>
> mass without changing ourselves, we are not
> Catholic indeed. Faith should come with action.
> She added that I have to love Filipinos and do good
> things
> for them because all of us are same and have
> received a great
> love from God. I want Filipinos to love their
> neighborhood and country as much as they love God
> so that the Philippines will be well off.
>
> I am sure that love is the keyword, which Filipinos
> should remember. We cannot change the sinful
> structure at once.
> It should start from person. Love must start in
> everybody,
> in a s mall scale and have to grow. A lot of
> things happen if we open up to love. Let's put away
> our prejudices and look at our worries with our new
> eyes.
>
> I discover that every person is worthy to be
> loved. Trust in love, because it makes changes
> possible.
> Love changes you and me. It changes people, contexts
> and
> relationships. It changes the world. Please love
> your
> neighborhood and country.
>
> Jesus Christ said that whatever we do to others we
> do to Him. In the Philippines , there is God for
> people who
> are abused and abandoned. There is God who is crying
> for love.
> If you have a child, teach them how to love the
> Philippines .
> Teach them why they have to love their neighborhood
> and country.
> You already know that God also will be very happy if
> you love others.
>
> That's all I really want to ask you Filipinos.

I am an ex-serviceman in the AFP and i wanted to be anonymous.

During my tour of duty in the AFP I have seen myself how corruption operates. I was then a member of an Acceptance committee whereby we certify that the materias ordered are appropriately delivered. There was a transaction involving millions of pesos (i.e. sometime early 1980's) which were ghostly transacted. I vehemently denied to signed the acceptance document until one day I wad summoned by our administrative officer and commanded me to sign the document "THAT'S AN ORDER". Having been in the military, I was constrained to sign it. I was under the impression that our commander was on top of this matter. What wonder is how that everything goes smoothly even with the Commission on Audit (COA), after some verification, I came to know that COA employees are in connivance who should have acted as a check to unscrupulous transactions.

Lately I received reliable information about the ATO officer who was killed in Air Traffic Control Tower couple of years back. I could not recall his name, but allegedly he knows much about corruptions which has transpired in the PIATCO Terminal 3 project. As the ex-president was so powerful, he could not find a way to divulge his information but to attract media attention and so he tried to control an Air Traffic Control Tower placing himself in greater danger. There having a chance to silence this poor guy, the ex-president ordered his former officer who was at that time holding a key ministerial position to eradicate this poor guy under the guise that he has threatened lives and property. Said minister gave the order to his former trusted man in the PNP who boldly implemented the killing and shouting "YOU DESERVE TO DIE !!!" while pumping all his bullets on the fall guy. What a shame, DAPAT ba mangyari mga ganito ? DAPAT usigin di po ba ng CIDG ?

Nakakalungkot din isipin kung bakit nakabaon ang Pilipinas sa utang gayong, ang mga nakaw na yaman ng Marcos ay hindi magamit para makaahon ang ekonomiya. Naka pwesto na rin ulit mga Marcoses sa gobyerno. Gusto nila makapwesto pa rin si Oliver Lozano bago nila maibalik ang hawak nila. There seems something fishy about it di po ba?

Na sentetnsyahan na si Erap pero mukhang wala ding mangyayari. Naka pwesto pa rin pati ang aroganteng mga anak ni Erap. Ewan ko sa ating mga kababayan sabi nga ng nasirang Ninoy, "Niloloko na, mga tuwang tuwa pa."

Nakakaawa na mga overseas workers natin na naghihirap at inaapi sa ibang bansa, ano kaya kung mga anak at apo ng mga tiwali ang ipadala natin magtrabaho sa ibang bansa ? Sana naman matauhan sila.

Jenny Lumain works in the Office of the DA Secretary

One way of reducing corruption and increasing transparency is to require government agencies, the national government and the local government, to publish their planned, projected or upcoming expenditures before actually pushing through with such expenditures. These can be published through a newspaper to be printed by the National Printing Office.

If PGMA is serious enough in fighting corruption, she can issue an executive order to this effect. Before spending public funds, all government offices, national or local, should first publish the details (as detailed as possible) of the projects in the said newspaper (something like an official government publication). This publication will have a national circulation (much like the leading broadsheets). Instead of placing their advertisements (ads for bidding, job vacancies, announcements, etc.) in privately owned newspapers, government offices can place their ads in this government publication. Reasonable fees can be ch
 arged for ad placements. The government earns. The newspaper can be sold to the public at minimal cost (like PhP 10.00 perhaps) compared to prices of broadsheets today (PhP 18.00). This newspaper will not be competing with private ones because it will not have very much news nor will there be articles on entertainment, foreign news, etc. At any rate, the public will still be interested since what they will see is how the public funds are going to be spent. Commissions, SOPs, overpricing, kickbacks and the likes will have to be done away with.

In addition to planned and approved projects, the income statements and balance sheets of the government offices should be published. The public should know all the sources of income and all the expenditures of all government offices.
R.S.

Thank you for your interest...may we know his (Jerry's) current position in the Dept. of Agriculture? Best regards

Please do a lifestyle check on Jenny Lumain of the Dept of Agriculture

Hi Great Voltaire - yes, something must be done about this Lifestyle Check. Lets discuss it in our meeting. Best regards

there is a note for a lifestyle check for a customs employee at NAIAA, what are we doing about it?

Please conduct a lifestyle check on Chito Luna of the Bureau of Customs in NAIA.