TODAY's TRENDING OPINION :
'Yun-'yon!, Opinyon!: Marcos was No Hero, but was a Soldier
Search everywhere and you'll see the people's strong reactions about the controversial decision of PH' highest court - SC, Allowing the burial of the Ex. Pres. Marcos to the Heroe's Cemetery. Alot of you is saying that he wasn't a hero and do not deserve a single place to LB. You all has your say and we all respect that. Whether you and the majority of the Filipinos view are in contrast to that of the magistrates of SC, may we all bestow respect to them and to the decision they made, remember they are there to oversee and make sure that the law of the land is properly executed and served.Marcos may not be a hero in our eyes. He may or may not be the brain of the assasination to the ex. Sen. Aquino and may or may not also be the mastermind of the left and right killings that happened in his time (administration), but you see those things are in the middle of true and false - claims that until now, is yet to be proven.
The main reason that deprived the Ex. President his right to be buried to a resting place where he also deserved. Look he was a former soldier (which most of you are also disputing as it was doctored accordig to some claims), he was a President for so many years and finally, he erected establishments that until now our fellow countrymen are benefiting from and which made the PH once "a tiger nation" during his time.Its true that the late President might have downsides, but who does not have it? Everyone of us has and that shouldn't be a reason for us to deprive and deny him get an everlasting peace. 27 years of lying without eternal peace is enough for him to pay for whatever sins he may have committed to humanity during his time.
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'Yun-'yon!, Opinyon!: Marcos was No Hero, but was a Soldier
By Emanym Si Yaj
That famous Filipino line "Hindi lahat ng nasa simbahan ay banal at hindi lahat ng nagsisimba ay maliligtas" is now synonymous to that of "Hindi lahat ng mga nakalibing sa libingan ng mga bayani ay totoong mga Bayani".
Search everywhere and you'll see the people's strong reactions about the controversial decision of PH' highest court - SC, Allowing the burial of the Ex. Pres. Marcos to the Heroe's Cemetery. Alot of you is saying that he wasn't a hero and do not deserve a single place to LB. You all has your say and we all respect that. Whether you and the majority of the Filipinos view are in contrast to that of the magistrates of SC, may we all bestow respect to them and to the decision they made, remember they are there to oversee and make sure that the law of the land is properly executed and served.Marcos may not be a hero in our eyes. He may or may not be the brain of the assasination to the ex. Sen. Aquino and may or may not also be the mastermind of the left and right killings that happened in his time (administration), but you see those things are in the middle of true and false - claims that until now, is yet to be proven.
The main reason that deprived the Ex. President his right to be buried to a resting place where he also deserved. Look he was a former soldier (which most of you are also disputing as it was doctored accordig to some claims), he was a President for so many years and finally, he erected establishments that until now our fellow countrymen are benefiting from and which made the PH once "a tiger nation" during his time.Its true that the late President might have downsides, but who does not have it? Everyone of us has and that shouldn't be a reason for us to deprive and deny him get an everlasting peace. 27 years of lying without eternal peace is enough for him to pay for whatever sins he may have committed to humanity during his time.
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By CJ Maria Lourdes P.A. Sereno
08 August 2016
PRESIDENT RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE
President of the Philippines
Malacañan, Manila
Through:Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre
Department of Justice
Dear Mr. President:
I hope that this letter finds you in an excellent state of health and spirit as the country needs the leadership that only its President can provide. I congratulate you for outlining very timely and responsive peace and development objectives in your State of the Nation Address.
Allow me to give some observations on seven judges whom you had named in your speech on Sunday morning in Davao City as being involved in illegal drugs, namely:
Judge Mupas of Dasmariñas, Cavite
Judge Reyes, Baguio City
Judge Savilo, RTC Branch 13, Iloilo City
Judge Casiple, Kalibo, Aklan
Judge Rene Gonzales, MTC, (unknown province)
Judge Natividad, RTC Calbayog City
Judge Ezekiel Dagala, MTC, Dapa, Siargao
Lorenda Mupas was dismissed in 2007 as MTC Judge of Dasmarinas, Cavite for gross ignorance of the law/misconduct. We request that her dishonorable discharge be duly considered and that she be not referred to as part of the judiciary as of nine years ago.
Judge Roberto Navidad, formerly of the RTC, Branch 32, Calbayog City, Samar was killed on 14 January 2008 at the age of 69.
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| By Yaj Senap |
As we celebrate this victorious event, let us look back and relive the memories of the past. Freshen up our minds with the Philippines colorful and meaningful history.
Independence Day is a special day in the Philippines when many people, including government officials, employees, and students, participate in nationwide parades. However, the main highlight is the police and military parade in Manila headed by the country’s incumbent president, followed by a speech and a 21-gun salute. Many Filipinos spend the day in parks and malls. While many Filipino communities in other countries also observe the nation’s Independence Day celebrations in their patriotic unique ways
During the Spanish-American War, Filipino rebels led by Emilio Aguinaldo proclaim the independence of the Philippines after 300 years of Spanish rule. By mid-August, Filipino rebels and U.S. troops had ousted the Spanish, but Aguinaldo’s hopes for independence were dashed when the United States formally annexed the Philippines as part of its peace treaty with Spain.
The Philippines, a large island archipelago situated off Southeast Asia, was colonized by the Spanish in the latter part of the 16th century. Opposition to Spanish rule began among Filipino priests, who resented Spanish domination of the Roman Catholic churches in the islands. In the late 19th century, Filipino intellectuals and the middle class began calling for independence. In 1892, the Katipunan, a secret revolutionary society, was formed in Manila, the Philippine capital on the island of Luzon. Membership grew dramatically, and in August 1896 the Spanish uncovered the Katipunan’s plans for rebellion, forcing premature action from the rebels. Revolts broke out across Luzon, and in March 1897, 28-year-old Emilio Aguinaldo became leader of the rebellion.
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Separation of Church and State ba i-kamo?
Makailang beses na rin po nating natalakay dito ang paksang ito, ngunit heto ulit po tayo at muling tatalakay sa napaka-init na isyung ito hinggil sa isinisigaw ng ilan kasama na rin ng ipo-proklamang bagong Pangulo ng Republika ng Pilipinas - ang kasalukuyang alkalde ng Davao City na si Rodrigo Duterte.
Noon pong isang lingo, nai-post sa ating Blog-Balita page ang isa sa mga panayam sa kontrobersyal na Mayor kung saan nasabi nito na mula sa araw na iyon hanggang sa a-bente nuebe ng Hunyo, ngayong taon, bago pa sya tuluyang magsimula sa panunungkulan bilang Pangulo ng Bansa, ay talaga naman daw sisiguraduhin niyang malalantad ang mga umano'y baho ng Simbahang Katolika. Natitiyak niya raw na dahilan sa mga eksposey na kanyang isisiwalat ay umano'y babagsak ang Simbahang Katolika. Matagal nya na raw gustong gawin ito, kaya bago pa raw sya umupo sa pwesto ay gagawin niya para imulat umano ang mata ng karamihan sa atin.
Kasabay nito ang pag-kwestyon din ng Mayor sa sagradong sakramento ng kumpisal. Sino nga raw ba ang mga Pari para pilitin siyang ikumpisal sa mga ito ang kanyang (mga) kasalanan kung pu-pwede nya naman daw na direktang ikumpisal sa Ama sa Langit ang kanyang nagawang kasalan?
Separation of Church and State
Kahapon, ipinagdiwang ng Simbahang Katolika sa buong mundo ang kapyestahan ng katawan at dugo ng Panginoong Hesu-Kristo o ang tinatawag na " Feast of Corpus Christi. " Sa maringal na misa na pinasinayahan ng butihing Koraparoko ng Simbahan ng San Roque na si Fr. Pascual, tinalakay nito ang bisa ng kumpisal at ng komunyon. Kung kailan ito dapat gawin at kung bakit natin ito ginagawa. Pahapyaw nya ring tinalakay ang papel ng Simbahan sa lipunan kaugnay sa hirit ng ilan na hindi dapat nangingialam ang Simbahan sa gobyerno.
Ayon sa Kora, malinaw ang batas hinggil sa Separation of Church and State. Ngunit ang nagmimistulang malabo ay ang application nito para sa iilan. Ang sinasabing Separation of Church and State sa ating saligang batas, ay malinaw na nagsasabi na bawal na manungkulan at tahasang makialam ang mga Pari o sinomang lihitimong alagad ng simbahan na hawakan ang Pamahalaan o syang magpatakbo ng gobyerno.
Halimbawa na lamang dito ang kaso ng dating Gobernador ng Pampanga na si Rev. Fr. Eddie T. Panlilio, kinailangan niyang pansamantalang iwan ang kanyang bokasyon, ang kanyang tungkulin bilang Pari at siya'y pansamantalang sinuspendi sa mga gawaing pang-simbahan, mula nang ihayag niya ang kanyang intensyon na manilbihan bilang Gobernador ng Pampanga. Isang magandang halimbawa na hindi pinapayagan ng
Ipagpatuloy ang pagbabasa dito...
OPINION: Vote wisely - Do it simply! never Complicate!
By: Selena Gomez
It's election time again, six years has passed from the last time we chose the country's Commander-in-Chief, the same time when we choose to elect the country's Chief and local executives, our Leaders, who all are given equal opportunities to serve the nation and uplift the lives of every Filipinos - in and outside of the country, who by hook or by crook will be thrown into the public offices they're vying and are running for through the people's vote,
our sacred rights which often are being abused by these candidates just to get the people's trust and count on their - again, votes!
Election time tests not only candidates, but citizens as well. According to the candidate's common platforms they eagerly want to serve the public, common reasons and principles which made these politicians run and vie for public office, the office and title they want to earn in exchange of serving the public for several years. Most candidates are hopeful to be the 'masses favorites' so they will hold on to their post and fight for it until maximum terms is reached.
Running into public office is synonymous to public service, every citizen is given equal rights to serve, hold public office and govern its people. Hence, this right is equally given to every qualified voters, everyone is encouraged to exercise this right to contribute to nation-building and the growth of the country. Through this, we are compelled to be inspiring models, not wet blankets, for the future of our nation and hope of giving our children the best and better nation they will ever have.
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