MBC takes note of Aquino’s silence on PPP, RH bill in SONA

The foreigners should do well not to touch mining. Our government has practically sold out or lease out, what ever you call it, all the assets of the Filipino people. In Q.C. alone, our Chinese government has privatize all government lands here at the detriment of the poor Filipinos. Instead of solving the housing problem, our Chinese dominated government embark in unloading all profitable but graft ridden government enterprise such as MRT/LRT, NFA, FTI, PCSO, PAGCOR, and others. All these assets belong to the Filipino people and the Chinese in the   government are merely the custodian. They do not have any rights to sell these properties to the Chinese business. 

We had been bullied and still are with respect to our territorial claims.  Malaysia has not returned Sabah to us and despite diplomatic talks between the Philippines and China, there had been reports of Chinese incursions into our territorial zone in the West Philippine Sea.  It will take some action in the Sabah Case and removing vestiges of Chinese claim on the Spratlys (structures, boundary monuments, etc.) without counteraction from those countries.

On not mentioning support for the RH, it is just as well.  The issue has deeply divided the nation and the atmosphere that would help this country move forward now is not division but national unity.  It is time to reexamine support for the RH Bill because clearly, legalizing use of artificial contraceptive methods when Natural Family Planning Methods are the better alternatives, would lead to what Peter Drucker so wisely observed and predicted: aggressive legislation for the use of contraceptive birth controls “creates an irreversible mentality against human births” (Management Challenges for the 21st Century).  The country needs to guard against cross currents that would enshrine themselves in legislation and destroy the moral fiber of this nation in the long run:  first, legislated use under the guise of “freedom of choice” of artificial contraceptive birth control methods (mechanical, surgical/medical, chemical) against the Natural Law; second, legislation of divorce, without taking steps to safeguard marriage and family values and the welfare of children of poor divorcees, if ever; third, legalization of same sex marriages, under the mantra that that too is “human rights” because other countries/states have made them legal; free sex and indiscriminate sexual behavior under the mistaken and extreme view of “freedom of expression” and human rights again. 

Since the fight against corruption, as the President said, is the fight of everybody, the RH Bill should be rejected at this time at least (if morality is the issue still, better forget it totally) because it is the breeding ground for ANOTHER CORRUPTION OPPORTUNITY so craftily hidden in the very bill itself!  It asks for P3B allocation from the national budget initially and we don’t know how much increase per year would money of taxpayers (Catholics or not) would it increase, without now the say of those whose taxes would be spent to buy tons and tons of contraceptive devices, even against their consciences!  The bill opens the possibility of getting funding IN ADDITION from the Anti-poverty Commission, DSWD, DOH, PHILHEALTH, the President’s Social Fund (PCSO, PAGCOR, OWWA, etc. included ?!@#$?!), PDAF, LGU’s and the like.  Corruption must be stumped at its source, especially if ingrained in the system, in this case only to pay back the largesse of transnational contraceptive drug companies which had lobbied for congressmen and media to support the bill’s passage. These contraceptive drug merchants of death even got their wish, even if not allowed in the bill to specifically name the products they market, in the end they got away with murder by being favored tax-free forever by being favored with “essential medicines” category and thus included in the national formulary of tax free items.  In reality, our women should feel shamed; their feminity treated as a commercial item, to be treated with artificial chemicals or devices, when there is nothing wrong with it, sex is good and natural and need no fixing, unlike a disease, a deformity or a dysfunction.  For, God saw that everything He created was good.  “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” the saying goes.  The integrity of sex should not be done violence, a noble and creative participation of man’s in God’s continuing creation of this world.  Women owe it to the Author of their life and those of the unborn to be open to life itself and respect the natural order and natural design of sex, love, marriage and the family.  Thus, if spacing of children need be done, married couples, growing in mutual love and commitment to each other and their families may adopt one or other Natural Family Planning Method that is their preference and suited to their particular circumstances.  The State could be an active partner in disseminating proper information for the success of the adoption of Natural Family Planning Methods in the country, proven to be more inexpensive, safer and more reliable than their artificial counterparts. Proper information would also develop self and national discipline, character and important values all men recognize as important for a “well examined life.”

Still, in addition to the “hidden agenda” of the bill, it tries to bribe congressmen to pass the bill unopposed as much as possible by providing for a MOBILE SERVICE UNIT per congressional disctrict which, again would be funded by public funds in its operation, administration (including staff’s salaries) and maintenance.  It will compel hospitals of government to set up a clinic for vasectomy, tubal ligation, IUD insertions, giving out of free condoms, etc. and local government units to pay the compensation of “volunteer” community workers.  If instead of engaging in these devious aggressive contraception practices, the campaign should be channeled to the more acceptable and moral “NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING METHODS, the government can save a billions of money that can be productively put somewhere else to alleviate the plight of the poor (shelter, food, clothing, education for children), stop corruption in the system at least partially, develop a national identity based on cherished cultural values, and provide an atmosphere of unity and clarion call to improve the quality of life, national productivity, skills training where needed, employment and livelihood, decent shelter, tourism growth and investments.       

hypocrites! bakit hindi ninyo linisin ang inyong hanay sa mga nag cocorupt na mga negosyante sa mga kawani ng pamahalaan?  alam ng mga negosyante na mali ang kalakalan bakit natutuloy pa rin gaya ng pagbili ng mga sy sa transco at ngcp? unahin ninyo muna ipakulong ang mga negosyanteng kasama sa pangungurakot. bakit may mga representaion allowance ang mga ahente ? di ba para macorrupt ang nasa gobyerno/ magpaka totoo tayo.

Let me get this straight. The wangwang issue is more important than the PPP or the RH bills? Perfecto and Chua, your tails and heads should be cut off. You have no balls backing up your criticism, despite the fact that you both knew that they are what should have been included. And don’t forget about the Agrarian reform that affects the chokehold of the Cojuangcos and Aquinos. Stamping out corruption is number priority, if Aquino wants to succeed. But, devoting more than half of his time on pursuing his passion to go after Arroyo and company, is a shame. The courts should deal with them. Let the gov’t. lawyers take care of them. When Aquino can show and brag of improvements in the pinoys lives, it should be easier for him to rally behind him all forces to go after those that looted the gov’t. coffers. Right now, this running after the looters is just a show to prop his sagging images and incompetence. Aquino must take out those hooligans in his cabinets and officials first, before he can claim to be going after the same type of hooligans, thieves and power brokers in his inner circle.