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Saturday 7 November 2009
Wednesday 4 November 2009
Passports linked to 9/11 found along Afghan border
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Passports linked to 9/11 found along Afghan border
SHERWANGAI, Pakistan - Pakistani soldiers battling their way into a
Taliban stronghold along the Afghan border have seized passports that
may be linked to 9/11 suspects, as they confront an enemy skilled in
operating in a mountainous terrain with endless ways to wage a
guerrilla war.
The military on Thursday took foreign and local journalists for a
first look inside the largely lawless territory since it launched a
ground offensive here in mid-October. The U.S.-backed operation is
focused on a section of the tribal region where the Pakistani Taliban
are based and are believed to shelter al-Qaida.
Soldiers displayed passports seized in the operation, among them a
German document belonging to a man named Said Bahaji. That matches the
name of a man thought to have been a member of the Hamburg cell that
conceived the 9/11 attacks. Bahaji is believed to have fled Germany
shortly before the attacks in New York and Washington.
The passport included a tourist visa for Pakistan and a stamp
indicating he'd arrived in the southern city of Karachi on Sept. 4,
2001.
Another passport, from Spain, bears the name of Raquel Burgos Garcia.
Spanish media have reported that a woman with the same name is married
to Amer Azizi, an alleged al-Qaida member from Morocco suspected in
both the 9/11 attacks and the Madrid train bombings in 2004.
Her family in Madrid has had no news of her since 2001, according to
Spanish media. Her passport included visas to India and Iran, and the
army displayed a Moroccan document with Burgos Garcia's photo and
other information.
It was impossible to determine whether the passports are genuine, and
German and Spanish officials did not immediately respond to requests
for comment.
Maj. Gen. Athar Abbas, the army's chief spokesman, said he had not
realized the passports matched any prominent names, and declined
further comment other than to say European militants were sprinkled
throughout the area.
The U.S. has maintained for years that South Waziristan and other
parts of the rugged frontier have sheltered Osama bin Laden and his
senior lieutenants.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, visiting this country
on Thursday, said Pakistan squandered opportunities over the years to
kill or capture al-Qaida leaders responsible for the Sept. 11 attacks.
"I find it hard to believe that nobody in your government knows where
they are and couldn't get them if they really wanted to," Clinton said
in an interview with Pakistani journalists in Lahore. "Maybe that's
the case. Maybe they're not gettable. I don't know."
Although the military spent months using airstrikes to soften up
targets in South Waziristan, nearly two weeks into the ground
offensive it has captured only a few areas, none with significant
strategic value. The army has seized weapons but is still trying to
secure the main roads and regularly comes under rocket fire.
"It's a long-drawn haul," Abbas said. "They are offering resistance,
and we are also striking them hard."
Pakistan's tribal belt, a semiautonomous stretch of land where the
government has long had little influence, is usually off-limits to
foreigners. In recent years, as the militants' influence has spread,
even many Pakistanis dare not venture here.
The tribal regions are some of the poorest, most underdeveloped areas
in the world and have long been guided by traditional codes and
councils. The Taliban have slaughtered hundreds of tribal elders in
their rise to power.
In Sherwangai, a sparsely populated district along one of the
offensive's three major fronts, army commanders said they had killed
82 insurgents and lost six soldiers in their attempt to secure the
area, where the hills are covered in brush, rocks and dust and strong
winds whip high ridges. Many battle-hardened Uzbek militants are
believed to have taken shelter here.
The military is slowly capturing isolated hamlets as it encircles the
small town of Kaniguram, its next target in the push forward. But even
where the army has taken control, much of the area remains dangerous,
filled with land mines and roadside bombs.
After an initial surge of resistance, many militants have been
fleeing. Because the army has sealed off the main passes, "they will
not be able to go out in a major way," said Maj. Gen. Khalid Rabbani,
a top battlefield commander.
Yet, he added, "If somebody chooses even to cross Mount Everest, he
will be able to do it. So there are going to be a few, changing their
disguise - taking care of their beards and long hair - they will be
able to get out."
In addition to the passports, the military displayed papers and dozens
of weapons and large amounts of ammunition it said it had recovered
from Sherwangai.
Civilians were nowhere to be seen during Thursday's trip - some
155,000 have left the region in the past few months. South Waziristan
normally has about 500,000 people.
At one military outpost, in a large mud compound in Sherwangai, smoke
could be seen rising in the distance from villages under army fire.
Officials assured reporters the civilians had left those areas.
The military previously estimated that the South Waziristan offensive
would take at least two to three months, and officials were hesitant
Thursday to give a deadline. They also declined to give a time frame
for how long troops would have to stay to prevent militants from
returning.
It also is unclear whether Islamabad has any plans for how to govern
the territory effectively and prevent the insurgency from again taking
root.
The army has deployed three divisions - about 30,000 troops - to take
on some 5,000 to 8,000 militants, Abbas said, lowering a previous
estimate of 10,000 militants. His estimate included up to 1,500
foreign fighters, most of them Uzbeks. Afghan fighters are also
reportedly filtering in from across the border.
This is the fourth major offensive the Pakistani army has launched in
South Waziristan since 2004, and this time the military has promised a
fight to the finish. The previous operations ended in setbacks or
peace deals that left the militant groups even stronger.
By NAHAL TOOSI Associated Press Writer
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Monday 26 October 2009
Abbas to Obama: I'll quit, there's no chance for peace with Netanyahu
By Haaretz Service
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas told U.S. President Barack Obama that he intends to resign his post, Channel 10 television reported on Monday.
According to the report, the Palestinian leader told Obama during a telephone conversation last week that he sees no chance of advancing the peace process with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in power.
Channel 10 also reported that Abbas communicated to the White House his disappointment in the administration's "capitulation" to Jerusalem on the issue of West Bank settlement construction.
The Palestinians are demanding a cessation of Israeli settlement activity as a precondition to the resumption of peace negotiations.
While the Netanyahu government has committed to not building any new settlements, it has balked at a total freeze which would stunt "natural growth" in existing settlements which Israel plans to annex in any final status accommodation with the Palestinians.
The U.S. and Israel are currently holding talks in hopes of reaching a compromise on the issue.
According to Channel 10, Abbas told the White House that the Palestinian Authority's initial decision to defer a vote on the Goldstone Report at the United Nations Human Rights Council was politically damaging.
The Palestinian Authority agreed to delay debating the report over concerns that going ahead could harm the fragile Middle East peace process. The decision led to street protests by Palestinians and condemnation around the Arab world.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas told U.S. President Barack Obama that he intends to resign his post, Channel 10 television reported on Monday.
According to the report, the Palestinian leader told Obama during a telephone conversation last week that he sees no chance of advancing the peace process with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in power.
Channel 10 also reported that Abbas communicated to the White House his disappointment in the administration's "capitulation" to Jerusalem on the issue of West Bank settlement construction.
The Palestinians are demanding a cessation of Israeli settlement activity as a precondition to the resumption of peace negotiations.
While the Netanyahu government has committed to not building any new settlements, it has balked at a total freeze which would stunt "natural growth" in existing settlements which Israel plans to annex in any final status accommodation with the Palestinians.
The U.S. and Israel are currently holding talks in hopes of reaching a compromise on the issue.
According to Channel 10, Abbas told the White House that the Palestinian Authority's initial decision to defer a vote on the Goldstone Report at the United Nations Human Rights Council was politically damaging.
The Palestinian Authority agreed to delay debating the report over concerns that going ahead could harm the fragile Middle East peace process. The decision led to street protests by Palestinians and condemnation around the Arab world.
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Sunday 25 October 2009
What Good is The Grass if The Horse is Already Dead?
I Re-posted this very interesting Article wrote by Ellaganda on her blog titled from famous Filipino proverb: "Aanhin pa ang damo kung patay na ang Kabayo?" (What good is the grass if the horse is already dead?). I find it very interesting and wanted to share to my fellow filipino especially those who are in overseas who also made a little or big contributions/donations.
Thus included some comments on her blog.
Dear friends,
I’m asking your help to spread the word. Tulungan po ninyo akong ikalat ito. Beyond this, we should also demand action. I disabled a plugin so you can copy the photos of relief goods rotting in DSWD warehouses. You can link this post to your blogs, facebook, websites etc. You can also email the photos.
Philippine News (US based Philippine newspaper) will use this as its front page story this week. Every Filipino has the right to know where the tons of donations from the UN and other counties go. Kahit po nakakahiya sa mga nag-donate. Kung sa ganitong paraan, matutulungan natin ang mga nasalanta, then by all means, let’s do it.
For those who have the time, please try to volunteer sa DSWD warehouses. Getting in was not easy. A friend had to put in a word for us. Let’s see kung madali nang makapasok sa DSWD warehouse ang mga volunteers.
Please read on and good luck to us.
Ella
(This post was last edited Oct 22, 12:30 pm)
Kahapon, tinanong ng Philippine News si DSWD Secretary Esperanza Cabral:
Editor of Philippine News: Why are the relief goods in DSWD warehouses not moving?
DSWD Secretary Esperanza Cabral: Wala kasing volunteers.
This short interview was done over the phone. Philippine News wanted to hear her side pero ayaw niyang makipag-usap sa press. After four tries, pinasabi na lang niya ang maikling sagot na ito sa secretary niya - “Walang volunteers”.
I don’t want to accuse her of corruption but at the very least she is showing signs of being totally incompetent. We are in a state of calamity where every second counts. May namamatay araw-araw dahil sa sakit.
In my opinion, these deaths could have been prevented if Secretary Cabral had tried a little harder to do her job.
Deaths from Philippine storms nears 1,000
“Tropical Storm Ketsana left 420 dead and 37 missing when it flooded 80 percent of Manila on September 26, a disaster the government said affected 4.35 million people.
Some areas are still flooded three weeks later and 189,000 people remain in evacuation centres,
Typhoon Parma hit the northern Philippines on October 3 and lingered as a tropical storm for a week, triggering landslides that killed 438 people and leaving 51 missing mostly in mountain communities.
The government agency said Parma affected 4.16 million people, including more than 32,000 who remain at evacuation centres.”
During the first week after the storm, lumabas ang “bayanihan spirit” ng mga Pinoy. “Makatulong lang kahi’t konti,” katwiran nila.
kung walang volunteers, ano ‘to, komiks?
From Stella Arnaldo’s blog:
- “At the offices of many civic groups and private organizations, hundreds of people showed up to volunteer in packing relief goods.
At the Tulong Bayan center at the Expo Centro in Cubao, Most of the volunteers were adolescents as young as 10 years old, along with their kuya or ate in high school and college.
They came in huge numbers, many of them barkadas, classmates or siblings, dressed just in their tees and shorts, wearing their Havaianas. All were just enthusiastic to do their share!
Photos by Leah Navarro
Even grade school kids pitched in to help!
Youth volunteers repack detergents for distribution
Making beds from carton boxes
GMA asked world for donations
Our government begged the world for more donations. Sumagot ang buong mundo sa ating panawagan. In less than three weeks, dumaong ang mga barko, ibinaba mula sa mga cargo planes, i-diniliver ng mga trak at container vans ang sandamakmak na relief goods. Cash donations were in the millions of dollars.
But these donations must be coursed through DSWD
Nagpalabas ng directive ang pangulo. Individuals, private companies and other nations were ENCOURAGED to send their donations to DSWD. I blogged about it here and the video of her announcement here.
This PGMA directive sounded suspicious to me then. Now I know why. Here’s the story.
A group of eight people, your ate Ella included, went to one of DSWD warehouses to help in repacking relief goods. We know they need volunteers pero hindi namin akalaing WALANG TAO TALAGA SA LOOB NG WAREHOUSE!
As in sa isang humongous warehouse (1000++ sq.m) NA PUNONG-PUNO NG RELIEF GOODS HANGGANG BUBONG, ISANG DSWD employee lang at ISANG SECURITY GUARD ang tao!!
Kailangang magpa-register at i-schedule ang volunteering
- 1) UNICEF Registration (as a volunteer)
The warehouse can only take as much as 50 volunteers at a time or per shift. Here you will find that there is a 4-hour shift, and an option for a 6-hour shift for the volunteers to indicate their availability.
What “volunteers”? Nasaan?
Aside from the 8 of us? Nope, there was nobody there. Bakit kailangan ang scheduling? Feeling hindi ba magkamayaw at nagu-unahan ang mga volunteers?
I know somebody who wanted to volunteer many times. She was always bumped off, laging nirere-schedule kasi “there were too many volunteers” daw. At tuwing Sunday lang daw puwede. What the hell is going on here?
Nakatambak ang donations ng UNICEF sa warehouse, local and international
Mga banig na dapat ay nahihigaan ng mga nasalanta. Mga imported camp beds na hindi na yata masisilayan ng mga biktima. Mga kumot na hindi naman nakabalot sa katawan nila. At mga pagkaing hindi sumasayad sa sikmura nila.
The relief goods are not going anywhere
We arrived at about 8 am and left by midafternoon and yes, you guessed it right. Kami pa rin ang tao bukod sa isang DSWD employee sa loob ng warehouse maghapon. Walang ibang dumating.
The relief goods are not moving. By the way things look, they are not going anywhere. Hindi maglalakad mag-isa ang mga donations na ito papunta sa mga evacuation centers.
LET THE PICTURES DO THE TALKING
Note: Pinagbawalan kaming kumuha ng pictures sa loob ng warehouse. I wonder why.
“Not a creature was moving, not even a mouse.”
Parang haunted warehouse ang dating. May multo na yata.
Kahit na daig pa ang tindahan sa Divisoria sa dami ng naka-stack na kaldero
At walang katapusang kaldero pa ulit
Kahit halos natakpan na ang mga bintana sa dami ng mga kahon
Kahit umabot na hanggang kisame ang stack ng mga kahon
(Close up ng Coleman camp beds sa previous photo) Hindi ito kasama sa ni-repack naming goods. Para sa mga “special victims” kaya ito? Ire-repack kaya ang mga “imported” camp pads na ito ever?
Sabagay, may BANIG naman para sa “ordinary victims”. Ito ang kasama sa inimpake namin. Sayang ‘yung imported.
Ano kaya ang laman nito? Hindi rin pinabuksan. Pang-special victim din kaya ito? (teka, dito nga pala galing ‘yung mga kumot)
Mahiwagang mga kahon from Japan Aid.
(close up ng mahiwagang kahon) Hindi rin ito kasali, of course. Hindi namin alam kung ano ang laman nito. “Imported” are not included, we have concluded.
Marami ito, mga laruang kasinlaki ng tao. Hindi nakunan ng pic kasi nasa tabi ng sikyo.
PORK AND BEANS? Yup, you’d think kasama ito sa relief bag. Pork and beans lang ‘to, puwede na sigurong ipamigay,
Naaah! “Imported” pork and beans from Spain po ito. Sorry, hindi pa rin included
Now let’s take a look at what a victim will get from DSWD
Look Ma, sampung lata ng sardinas! How generous! Kaldero ang unang ilalagay sa sako. Sabong panglaba (bar soap) at sampung sardinas sa ilalim. Siyam na sabon sa gilid ng kaldero. Local goods lahat syempre.
Tapos papatungan ng isang tuwalya at isang pack ng sanitary napkin.
Sisiksikan ng tatlong rolyo ng kumot(?) ang blue water jug tapos ipapatong sa kaldero sa loob ng sako.
Last but not the least, lalagyan ng dalawang banig.
Sabay tatahiin na ang sako. O di ba, parang asong tinapunan ng buto ang mga nasalanta? Eniwey, busog naman sila sa SAMPUNG lata ng Mega sardinas
Do not delay
YOU THINK?? WTF is the matter with these people? Mag-iisang buwan na mula nang masalanta ang mga kababayan natin. ISANG BUWAN!! Do you mean “do not delay ang dati nang delayed”?? Shet.
Anong ginagawa ng mga donations na ito sa warehouse?? APAT na warehouse ang nasa loob ng compound na ‘yon! APAT na warehouse na punong-puno ng inaalikabok na relief goods! Relief goods na ayaw yata ibigay sa mga nasalanta. Halatang-halata.
Marami pang pabubulukin
Wow! May bagong shipment na naman! At the rate DSWD is moving, next year na madi-discover kung ano ang laman ng mga kahong ito.
- “The first of two of the largest high-energy food shipments from the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) arrived in the country two days ago for victims of storm “Ondoy” and typhoon “Pepeng.”
The biscuits were fortified with essential vitamins and minerals for supplementary feeding to children, pregnant women and the elderly in evacuation camps. Another 100 tons of biscuits will arrive on Oct. 24, in a continuing effort to provide food assistance to flood victims.
Sige, ideretso ‘nyo ulit ‘yan sa DSWD warehouse. Para AMAG naman ang abutin ng biskwit… at sapot ng gagamba.
Conclusion
Sa maghapon namin sa warehouse,nakagawa kami ng 150 sacks of relief goods. 150 bags of relief goods lang ang lumabas sa warehouse na ‘yon that day. At nandoon pa rin sa loob ang mga imported relief goods, safe, sound and packed as the day they arrived.
Nakisakay kami palabas sa isang DSWD delivery van. Gusto sana kaming ihatid ng driver hanggang Makati pero wala raw siyang sobrang gasolina. Ibinaba na lang niya kami sa gitna ng EDSA. Millions of dollars in donations, walang extrang pang-gasolina.
Susulpot din siguro ang laman ng mga mahiwagang kahon at mapapasakamay din ng mga tao…sa ARAW NG ELEKSYON. O mabibili na nila ang mga imported goods na ‘yon sa mga puwesto sa Quiapo at Divisoria.
Suggestions lang po sa DSWD:
Kung talagang gugustuhin ninyong makarating agad sa mga kawawang biktima ang mga donasyong ‘yon, nagawa ‘nyo na ‘yan. Maraming paraan…kung talagang gusto ‘nyo lang.
You are the government. You have the power, the resources and the money. You just have to really care.
Saturday 24 October 2009
Twitter Philippines raised DSWD Relief Goods Expose on Top of the Trend
For just a short period of time twitters from the Philippines again made another controversial spotlight news that made "DSWD" (Department of Social Welfare and Development) on top of the Twitter trend list. As an active filipino twitter abroad, I can recall how anxious I was with my countless tweet that time when our very own pride famous boxer Manny Pacquiao fighting Oscar De la Hoya last December 6, 2008 in Las Vegas in which Manny knocked out Oscar. His name was on top of the trend before and after the fight for about a month and I'm one of those who contributed to that trend linking several video links news and blogs.
But then here we are again, another very interesting topic that is continuously on top of the trend in twitter's world. A young Filipina blogger, www.ellaganda.com from the Philippines without fear, exposed images of tons of relief goods worth millions of dollars donated by the UN-WFP and various international agencies in response to the typhoon Ondoy (Ketsana) and Parma that striked the whole northen part of the Philippines a month ago and left less a thousand dead and millions still presently underwater.
These relief goods including imported products were stored inside the DSWD Warehouse located in Metro Manila which she allegedly qouted "Rotten" and accused the DSWD cabinet secretary Cabral of incompetence to her job as Ella wrote in her blog:
Ella concluded in her article:"I don’t want to accuse her of corruption but at the very least she is showing signs of being totally incompetent. We are in a state of calamity where every second counts. May namamatay araw-araw dahil sa sakit. (Someone dies everyday due to sickness) In my opinion, these deaths could have been prevented if Secretary Cabral had tried a little harder to do her job."
"To the DSWD officials and Ms. Cabral: The burden of proof is on you. The donors expect that everything they sent be distributed immediately to the intended recipients and not be stored in some warehouse. As government officials, it is your social responsibility to the people."In response Secretary Cabral denied Ella’s allegation that she told a reporter from the Philippine News, a US-based Filipino community paper, that the reason why the relief goods were not moving was because they lacked volunteers. "I don’t even remember talking to a reporter from the Philippine News. At least, not personally.” and the rest of the stories are still in tweeting trend and several blogs, to include the infamous Facebook.
See the images and read the whole story of the expose HERE on Ella's blog.
TOP 10 OBAMA BACKLASH MOMENTS
Jason Reed / Reuters
1. The Nobel Prize for Effort
The news blindsided even his biggest champions: Barack Obama had joined Nelson Mandela, Mikhail Gorbachev and the Dalai Lama as a winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. Former Polish President Lech Walesa, himself a Noble laureate, echoed many when he responded, "So soon? Too early. He has no contribution so far." Even the Nobel Prize committee acknowledged the award honored Obama's "efforts" to advance global harmony rather than his concrete achievements to date. Many hoped the award would boost Obama's standing to address world conflicts, but his political opponents wasted no time calling foul, noting that three prominent Democrats have won the honor in the past seven years. Said Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele: "It is unfortunate that the President's star power has outshined tireless advocates who have made real achievements working towards peace and human rights...
Continue reading on this link: http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/0,28757,1929415,00.html
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1. The Nobel Prize for Effort
The news blindsided even his biggest champions: Barack Obama had joined Nelson Mandela, Mikhail Gorbachev and the Dalai Lama as a winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. Former Polish President Lech Walesa, himself a Noble laureate, echoed many when he responded, "So soon? Too early. He has no contribution so far." Even the Nobel Prize committee acknowledged the award honored Obama's "efforts" to advance global harmony rather than his concrete achievements to date. Many hoped the award would boost Obama's standing to address world conflicts, but his political opponents wasted no time calling foul, noting that three prominent Democrats have won the honor in the past seven years. Said Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele: "It is unfortunate that the President's star power has outshined tireless advocates who have made real achievements working towards peace and human rights...
Continue reading on this link: http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/0,28757,1929415,00.html
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Sunday 3 May 2009
Pacquiao jumped to no.4 in Twitters Search After He KO Ricky Hatton
There's only ONE Manny Pacquiao!Right after he stunned Ricky Hatton via KO in second round, Twitters are now highly following this fight to a higher level as Manny takes #4 place in twitter keyword search engine. Undoubtedly most of European twitters especially in UK are curious as to what happened to their own Mancunian Hero was later brought to hospital due to serious defeat as he fell to the canvass in 2 round.
I often read of sport media critics tweeted bout Manny as a second rated boxer who just got have too much luck for himself whenever he enters the ring. But not after he nailed down Hatton where most of them say as the worst knocked out punch to date.
Finally, twitter's sport enthusiastic brought this event as a blow to all of those who are in sport media, criticized Manny capabilities. For fellow Filipino twitter's, all of us follow's Manny path of dreams. Let other arrogant's follow their pride of defeat and do nothing with their nonsense worthless analysis.
Here i included some few fresh Quote's from famous online/paper sport analysts.
"Guess what? Tonight in Las Vegas, Nevada, before thousands of Ricky Hatton's fans and countrymen, he knocked out the Brit in two rounds." - Ricardo Lois (from There's only one Manny Pacquiao- LA Boxer Examiner)
"Hitman humbled by pound-for-pound supremo" - Tim Hobbs (Hatton's Dream Destroyed news- Skysport)
"It was a stunning ending to the fight and shocked the 20,000 or so Hatton fans who had ignored the economic hard times to travel to Las Vegas to see their hero." Chris Summer from Hitman's Fans Stunned by Knockout news - BBC NEWS)
"Pacquiao always believed he would prove to be the stronger man." - Reuter UK from Pacuiao's Hatton hammer blow leaves new champion sore news
"I am going to disagree with Freddie Roach on the three rounds, but as much as we would all love to see Ricky pull this off, I'm afraid I can see him losing this on points." Jim Watt - from Pointing to Pacman opinion on Skysport before the fight.
"Manny Pacquiao, often considered the best pound-for-pound boxer in the world, cemented his reputation Saturday night when he knocked out British boxer Ricky Hatton in the second round." Kiven Drew from Pacquiao knocks out Hatton news CNN NEWS Edition.
"Shocked! the speed was a lot fasrer than what i expected.. the knock out was not in such a way devastating passion" - Johnny Nelson - World Champion 1999 -2006 on Skysport news video
"I didn't expect the power of Pacquaio in this weight too powerfully" - Nicky Piper Commonwealth Champion 1995-97 on SkySport news video.
"His (Manny) speed is too much for Ricky... I was shocked that this would take in two round... as i thought at least of 7 to 8 rounds before he finished the job." - Colin Hart- the SUN - Skysport news video.
"BOXER Ricky Hatton's career looked to be over today after he was brutally knocked out in the second round by Filipino Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas" - Graham Walker - The STAR UK news bout the fight
"While the rest of the world was dealing with the dreaded swine flu, sports fans from Britain and the Philippines caught boxing fever and witnessed Manny Pacquiao beat Ricky Hatton in two short rounds for the IBO and Ring magazine junior welterweight titles." - Rene Bonsubre of PhilBoxing news
"Hatton knocked out by Pacquiao in stunning second round defeat in Las Vegas" - Londonpaper News. Click HERE to read the news
"Ricky Hatton's reign as light-welterweight world champion was brought to a brutal end" - London Metro news.
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Matagal na ang ganitong raket na ginagawa nila. Ang alam ko nga yung mga tinitinda sa ukay-ukay ay mga relief goods din na hindi rin pinarating sa mga mas nangangailangan bagkus ay ibinenta nila sa mga tindahan ng mga second hand na mga damit. Pinagkaperahan nila ang mga relief goods na para sa mga nasasalanta ng kalamidad. Di bale, ika nga mabilis ang karma, ewan lang kung may takot pa silang nararamdaman.
I reposted your entry on my blog. Grabe na talaga ang mga pangyayari… nakakainis… Anyway, I am encouraging all my friends to repost this entry too…
Good job!
ariel,
now ko lang na-getz yung joke sa ellen tordesillas na bantayan ang mga ukay ukay because that’s where i first read it and at that time, lito ako kung ano ang koneksyon.
grabe na talaga to!
finorward ko yung blog mo sa pinsan ko nagcampaign kay Obama sa Cali.. sana ma-iforward nya sa nararapat
dapat talaga dyan kay pandak mapatalsik! nang makasuhan na agad sa lahat ng pinaggagawa ng pamilya nya
Goodness! What are they doing?! Ano balak nila? Hayaang makalimutan ng mga tao ang mga naibigay na perang dnasyon at mga goods. Para pag nakalimutan eh maiihahakot na nila sa kani-kanilang mga bahay?! Mahiya nmn sana sila! Ibinigay yan ng mga may kaya para maipamahagi sa mga nasalanta hndi sa mga taong nananamantala..Grabe nmn ang DSWD. Wala bang voluteers? How come na sa mga tv stations eh maraming nagvovolunteer. Then sa inyo wala?! Hndi kapani-paniwala!
Solo
hi.. pwede mo kaya i-report ang mga to sa media or something? i think effective syang pang-spread ng news as bad as this. and dahil nasa kalagitnaan tayo ng calamity, this will easily get the attention of the media..
maybe you should change your sidebar blog to something that will highlight your main blog? i hope this really goes around.
This shouldn’t surprise me… pero sobra na talaga to!! Thanks Ms. Ella for doing this.. this should be known by many~
Pati ba naman relief goods may RED TAPE pa?
Scheduling?? WTF!?
KELAN IPAPADALA ‘TO NG GOBYERNO????
talamak na korupsyon! mas mabuti pa yung relief operation ng 2 TV networks natin , ang GMA at ABS-CBN, diretso tlga ang relief goods sa mga tao. siguro mas marami pang nagvolunteer dun. nkakalungkot at nakakainis ang ganitong mga pangyayari.
in fairness naman sa isang social welfare deptment ng isang city na alam ko, truck truck ng relief goods ang pumupunta sa mga affected areas. they utilized their own staff saka marami din ng-volunteer.
Please report this to Imbestigador:
http://www.imbestigador.tv/
hi ella,
got this link from a friend’s facebook page. instead of blogging about this, i’ll post this na lang sa facebook page ko…
this is a wake up call to DWSD. thanks for sharing this.
I was tempted to repost this in facebook dahil umitin din ang ulo ko, but realized I’d be spreading reports that could inflame hate from a source that is not really reputable (pardon, I am just being careful with this post-modern journalism). My suggestion is if we do have a case, we report this to UNICEF.
anong dapat gawin sa mga donors para sigurado pupunta sa mga biktima ang padala. sino ba ang pwedeng puntahan? may iba pa bang paraan makatulong mismo sa mga nandoon sa evacuation centers?
Baka naghihintay ng panibagong bagyo (HUWAG NAMAN SANA) at doon ipamumodmod ang mga nabulok na relief goods dahil sa sobrang pag i stock…
mas maige pa nga yong mga private sectors mas mabilis ang action, mas maigi pa nga yong mga kaibigan ng mga nasalanta ng bagyo kahit papaano naghahanap ng paraan kung papaano makakarating ang tulong nila sa lalong madaling panahon…
sabagay tama nga naman ang dahilan…”WALANG VOLUNTEERS” at dahil din hindi kayang magpasweldo ng mga tao dahil “WALANG PERA”….walang donasyong pera….
MARAMING SALAMAT TALAGA SA BLOG NA TO….