Showing posts with label government. Show all posts
Showing posts with label government. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Brazil's flood warning to The Philippines

I am taking the Rio Largo, Brazil flood as a warning to our country and I can't just sit down and pray that something changes. Though I do not discount the power of prayer - it is also my duty to act in my faith to remind my countrymen to do something about the flood that we've seen destroyed homes, properties, and even lives.

What are we doing, as a people, to prevent this?

This is the second time I will say it in my blogs. These floods are a warning to all of us who will soon be naming the next destructive storm that will precede Ondoy. I'm being sarcastic. Why wait? Let's do something about it and prepare for the heavy rains as much as the oath-taking of the next president. While we're on that topic, why not pray for President-elect Noynoy.

Posted via web from Bad Politics

Friday, May 21, 2010

Congress delays proclamation to June 30

Speaker Prospero Nograles has moved back the proclamation timetable by more than three weeks, from June 4 to June 30

Not proclaiming president-elect Aquino earlier than expected will push back any plans a president can do to form a new government that still has to transition from the outgoing one. What is GMA doing? This is not right and it defeats the purpose of even having an automated polls that makes everything faster. Why make it hard for the incoming president? Why make it difficult for the incoming government? Is something being cooked? This just brings more questions about Pres. Arroyo's government.

Posted via web from Born 1973

Congress delays proclamation to June 30

Speaker Prospero Nograles has moved back the proclamation timetable by more than three weeks, from June 4 to June 30

Not proclaiming president-elect Aquino earlier than expected will push back any plans a president can do to form a new government that still has to transition from the outgoing one. What is GMA doing? This is not right and it defeats the purpose of even having an automated polls that makes everything faster. Why make it hard for the incoming president? Why make it difficult for the incoming government? Is something being cooked? This just brings more questions about Pres. Arroyo's government.

Posted via web from Born 1973