THE MIND OF THE MAN WHO WANTS TO BE THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES

     
     Earlier, in day 3 or 4 of the Yolanda tragedy, Philippine President Benigno Aquino, Jr. told a CNN reporter that the death toll could not be more than 2,000. He debunked the claim of General Elmer Soria who said that at least 10,000 people could have perished in the areas hit by the super typhoon, which included Leyte, Samar and Palawan. Soria, who was Regional Police Director, was promptly stripped of his post. He was proven right because at the latest count, more than 5,000 people have been reported dead and they would be finding more bodies.
     Mar Roxas, DILG secretary who wants to be president of this God-forsaken country was quoted to have been saying that if the body was not identified, it would not be included in the toll count. What? How would one identify the body? A debris? said critics. They will not bury it? They will just throw it away in the dump? 
     Roxas who belongs to old wealth in the Visayas reflects the mind of Aquino, who has been described by Filipinos as incompetent, stupid and an idiot.

The Eternal Sorrow of the Poor Filipino

Indeed, if Juan Ponce Enrile, an Ilokano, is the mastermind of the P10-B scam, he has become the eternal sorrow of the poor Filipino. 

YOLANDA DEATH TOLL: FACTS ARE NOT DEBATABLE

No matter what the Philippine president said in his interview with CNN, facts on the ground and the visuals (mass graves for the victims, for example) show that more than 10,000 people could have perished in the Yolanda tragedy in Tacloban and elsewhere in the Visayas and Mindanao.

Let's stop the lying business and pray for the souls of the dead. 

We have shown to the world how life should be lived in the midst of apathy, corruption and other enemies.

We are Filipinos. We shall always rise. We know the meaning of life. We know what integrity and honor means.

CNN's ANDERSON COOPER'S REPORT ON TACLOBAN

 
  ABS-CBN Corina Sanchez slammed CNN star reporter Anderson Cooper for his report on Tacloban regarding the situation therein on the 5th day after Yolanda wrecked havoc on the city. How can Corina, the wife of DILG Mar Roxas, debate with facts on the ground? Anderson was there in Tacloban while Corina appeared to be in Manila?
     A few minutes ago, a certain Kris Uy, a former student of the University of the Philippines in Diliman, who survived the tragedy in her city, sent a text message to her former professor, Dr. Ariel Solver Agcaoili, and confirmed Cooper's report as true and irrefutable. She also said that situation was bad in Tacloban on the 6th day of the disaster and that it (situation) was badly handled.
     What the blogger did two days ago: packed on a cartoon his used clothes along with those of nephews including a blanket from Madonna, a niece, for victims of Yolanda. Delivered the cartoon to N. Corpuz store along Paco Roman street in Laoag, where other cartoons of used clothes were piled. The Receiver, a young main, said that the cartoons would be shipped to Manila on that day via Farinas bus. I gave some cash donation to the cashier, but she said they were not accepting money, adding it could be given to a TV network housed in a building near the city hall.

COLOSSAL DEVASTATION BY TYPHOON YOLANDA

     It could have been a scene from a horror  movie after the deluge: dazed men and women and even children walking in debris-strewn streets where the dead are scattered all over. It was a day after the world's most powerful typhoon made a landfall in Leyte, specifically Tacloban city that suffered a colossal devastation, felling trees and ripping apart houses and blowing away structures of light materials. And, of course, killing people inside their houses and those outside their homes.      Reports say at least 10,000 people were feared to have been killed in Tacloban alone. 
     The high number of casualties was attributed to storm surge where giant sea waves spawned by the strong winds at 235 kilometers per hour (314 kph by US estimate) swept through the city which is located near the sea.