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Asset of a Nation

PNP and AFP in extreme risk conditions

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Photo credits:  Anti Terrorist Task Force

In the Philippines or elsewhere, what motivates leaders to become thieves? Until these thieves are stopped by force, how long will they keep on robbing the National Treasury and pretending to the entire world that they are legitimate when in fact they have never been legitimized, going through the artificial gestures and motions of doing something supposedly for the poor under already known modus operandi that have been negated and neutralized during past administrations.

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The Poor, Inimitable Bono Adaza

 

 

 

 

Whoooaaaa!!!

 

I say!

 

Whoooooaaaaa!!!

 

The CIDG arrested Homobono Adaza, Sr. today.  What for?  What of?  They say a lawyer Atty. Fortun filed a case vs. the man for proposing to commit a coup d’ etat!

 

They also arrested Lt. Col. Oscarlito Mapalo Palo, as well as Lt. Col. Rafael Cardeño for planting a piece of metal into the back of the head of the vaunted Calf Teyn Servant Es.

 

For God’s sake!  Bono had been debating all his life about the need for a revolution like a raving lunatic and it just happened that this particular revolution that he was debating about was directed against Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.

 

What’s wrong with that?  Well, perhaps what makes it wrong is Oscarlito Mapalo Palo, whom the praetorian guards of the Kingdom will never ever like at all.

 

What media says is that the poor Labandera’s Mapalo Palo was so thick with another officer, The Feared One, Col. Allen Capuy Puyan, who was said to have ordered the  wire  tapping  of  the  mobile  cellular  phone  of  Madame Gloria in  the  presidential campaign  and canvassing  for the  2004  elections that led to the Garcillano controversy.  Hmmmmm……

 

Capuy Puyan also was implicated in the planned secret smuggling of high powered guns to be purchased from Vietnam into the country through South Korea, possibly via the southern backdoor.

 

Who was their sponsor?  Well, don’t ask.  It might get you into a lot of trouble.  A colonel named Camagay Gay, whose house was rented for a hundred years by guess, who, Dinky Soliman, Karina David, and the anti-GMA tomboy fans of Madam Coritas Aquino, etcetera was the one negotiating in Seoul for the purchase of the heavy duty guns.

 

So now Bono too is implicated with them.  Poor man.

 

After keeping in his heart that post-victory plan for the revolution of The Horseman, The John Pons En Rilley and The Gringo nearly centuries ago he could not bear not to see the plan get implemented.

 

But I remember him saying “Whoooaaa!!!”, one time, too though.

 

He was looking at a picture.  It was a very quaint picture about a lady smiling to everyone from her perch at a table in an elegant, antique hotel’s function room.  Miss Maricor Imperial of the Friends of Ramos, at the time, Director at Malacañang.  The function was absolutely over and for the photo op, pictures were being taken by that function’s hired photog or photogs (if there was more than one of them).

 

In one of the pictures, incumbent president, Man With A Giant Cigar, was smiling into the lens of the photog’s camera, beside Perched Lady.

 

But caught by another lens is the hand, uhurrmmm, The Hand, of the Incumbent President, mining into the place between the legs of the Perched Lady.

 

Bono said, Whoooaaaa!!!!!!  He was still on his toes at the time and could tell what a really fun picture was and what wasn’t.

 

After running around all over helping a lot of people, including that truly fake and fucking despicable Don Esteban Benitez Tallano (Who He?) who has been forging, fraudulently manufacturing too many historical and Court documents (aren’t the thefts at the National Historical Institute related to him one way or the other?) has Bono lost it?

 

Is it just because he is an incorrigible Dreamer?  Naïve?  He was taken with a DILG freak group that was mouthing Libyan Revolution in the Philippines!  For the love of God!!!  And under of the noses of Angelo Reyes, Ronaldo Puno, shit!  That group of idiots took Bono in their tight circle and made him dig a tunnel into the nest of the group of Erap.  Their group and Erap’s almost made a blood compact!  Except that someone did not like blood with a lot of Johnny Walker Blue in it, just because his brand might have been rum, or red wine or whiskey instead.

 

I hope not.  But his arrest is unkind and unnecessary.  A nuisance is nuisance is a nuisance.  But if especially, that nuisance is a candidate for dementia (unless he takes those memory enhancer pills from China and rams a hundred Vitamin E pills into his throat and drinks Goji Juice from Nepal, is it?, and gets drunk with alkaline water, and eats a ton of asparagus, and drinks so much carrot juice, eats taho, etcetera, etcetera), then it is sad that they have to take Bono in.

 

I hope that they release him.  Anyway, they get to keep Osquee Mapalo Palo, and they can always keep Lt. Col. Cardeño.

 

And for good measure, they can also run after Capuy Puyan, Camagay Gay, Dinky Soliman, Coritas Aquino, and all the rest of the ABS-CBN, Gokongwei, Sulpicio Lines relatives, friends, colleagues, classmates, neighbors, etcetera, etcetera.

 

But the poor Bono should be left alone.  He is in the 70s range for God’s sake.  General Fortunato Abat had to be allowed to ride his wheel chair home after being a captive for a few minutes because when he smiled, he looked like a really grand, kind and loving grandfather, which is what he really is after all.  Except that, like Grandpa Bono, these septuagenarians keep going with bad company.

 

Let Bono be.

 

Otherwise, as inimitable as he can be, there might be many Bonos that the Arroyos have to deal with in the coming days.

 

Imagine a hundred like him raving and ranting like lunatics?  Who knows how many might be their followers?  Well, Pro-Bonos.  Anyone?

 

Hmmmmm….

 

If Anwar could read this…

Dato’ Seri Anwar bin Ibrahim, all-time favorite political figure of Malaysia was in the Philippines reportedly for two days.  From his itenerary he was to attend a forum at RCBC on Islam and Peace.  From the media, we are told that he met first with former president Fidel Valdez Ramos together with his spouse MP Wan Azizah wan Ismail, then he went to No. 1 Polk St., Greenhills for a dinner hosted by Erap for him and Desperate Housewives star and Jon Stewart’s slut, Cory Aquino.

Anwar is not loved by his former mentor — Dr. Mahathir Mohamad — Malaysia’s former Prime Minister-PM.  Some of the other incumbents and has-beens in Malaysia do not like Anwar.  No wonder they threw him in jail.

It is merely because, Anwar is open about cooperating, as needed, with the West, something that is abominable to many fundamentalist and self-declared nationalists and patriots of Malaysia.  The primary defense if you ask me, is that Anwar had to diplomatically deal with the rest of the world being the Malaysian emissary on finance and economic matters.  That was the job Mahathir originally gave him in the first place.  But as always, no one is able to please everybody all the time.  Human nature.

Anwar simply had no qualms about trying to please all fellow Malaysians, fellow Muslims and other creatures about the things he was doing for the good of Malaysia.  So that’s how he got into trouble.

Erap and Cory think they are Anwar’s closest friends.  Where does that leave the Lady by the Pasig?  Pres. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo?  Not necessarily in the kankungan.   Not necessarily.

When he was younger, Anwar as an activist, travelled to the Philippines and sought refuge here among fellow intellectuals and activists.  Not surprising if Anwar will be well-acquainted with Nurijin Misuari popularly known as Nur, who was a protege of former activist Renato Constantino, the father of Carina Constantino David, wife of Randolph David.

Along with Nur Misuari, there were others with whom Anwar interacted with very deeply in the Philippines.  Among them was intellectual, Cesar A. Majul, foremost historian and deeply respected professor in the University of the Philippines and in the whole community of scholars, academicians and intellectuals.  Another was Majul’s own ward, Prof. Jalaluddin.  And possibly, currently Institute of Islamic Affairs Prof. (Ustadz) Julkipli Wadi, more or less a counterpart of Jalaluddin.

From the venerable Prof. Majul, Anwar learned to respect Jose Rizal, Apolinario Mabini and other Filipinos more than most pinoys could ever ever do.  In a way, Anwar volunteered himself as a student of the great Prof. Majul.

The present events in Malaysia are staggering, although they are peaceful and never tainted with threats of coups by paid-for nincompoop generals, colonels, majors, captains, lieutenants, sergeants and privates or even military deserters and very very brave non-military quislings, nor hyfalutin reform and armed revolution blackmailing threats by communists, nor the hostaging of the peace through a punitive wave of high crimes.

Anwar is riding the crest of the wave of these events.  Together with his spouse Dr. Azizah they are creating a more open, more democratic society out of our brother Malay nation.

Sen. Heherson Alvarez said so in his late-night interview with Anwar and Dr. Azizah that was possibly done at Dusit Hotel, in Makati, for TV station channel 4.  (At least that’s what the camera kept showing during the intermissions.)

Anwar’s political party recently harvested a huge victory during the recent parliament elections in Malaysia, taking about one third of the entire delegates of the Malaysian Parliament.  The United Malay Nationalist Organisation  or UMNO, has slowly lost its credibility and its coalesced political parties are in danger of switching to the side of Anwar.

From a very positive point of view, Anwar has arrived in Malaysian politics.  It would be regrettable however if he would be treated by the powers that be like the late Madame Bhutto, who had to go down by an assassin’s bullet.

I pray that the Malaysians will be decent enough to allow the waves of change to sweep over their country as peacefully as can be.  I will not fault Anwar for considering Erap and Cory as friends.  As persons, they must have shown kindness and goodness to Anwar, in one way or the other.  As politicians and professionals, there is nothing for me to say about a relationship between Erap – Cory and Anwar.  I doubt if they have anything good to contribute to the Malaysian peaceful revolution that could help.  If for no other reason, Anwar should not even touch Erap and Cory’s tainted politics with a ten-foot pole.

I will not pretend to be the blogging expert on demonology, but after all, even in Islam, there is Pazuzu, one of the arabic terms for Satan or Devil — also generically known as the jinn  or “genie” and Anwar must be wary of Erap and Cory’s Pazuzu.

Mabuhay! Future Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim!!! May your struggle in Malaysia bear fruit! May God be with You!!! May the Pazuzu not influence you in any way! We will all pray for your victory!!!