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PSN Opinyon

Agravating revenge

ORA MISMO - Butch M. Quejada -

Ito ang points by points na press statement ng National Press Club na ipinadala sa mga kuwago ng ORA MISMO, regarding sa decision ni DOJ Secretary Alberto Agra.

Sabi nga, basahin!

The reversal by Acting Justice Secretary Alberto Agra of the DOJ decision absolving the officers and former officers of the National Press Club from the charges of qualified theft is an “AGRAVATING REVENGE­” in response to the NPC’s act of condemning­ him to the hilt for absolving Autonomous Region for Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) Governor Zaldy Ampatuan and Akmad Ampatuan from the infamous Maguin­danao Massacre that killed 57, including 32 journalists, on November 23, 2009. 

Nevertheless, the NPC officers and former officers involved will file a motion for reconsideration from the said resolution of Agra to stress that he committed grave abuse of discretion for it is wrong to reverse the decision of former Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez that there was no qualified theft.

The biggest proof that the officers and former officers­ of the NPC did not commit act of theft is the decision of the Regional Trial Court of Pasay City, Branch 112, in Government Service Insurance System­ (GSIS) vs NPC, Civil Case No. 07-1002-CFM, which ruled that the NPC building and the Manansala mural found inside the tenement belong to the NPC and not to the GSIS.

How can then the NPC as the owner represented by its officers steal its own property? 

If there is anything that can explain “the last aggravating­ act” of Agra it is the fact that he resented the NPC’s act of staging rallies in front of the DOJ and other protest actions condemning boldly his ruling­ absolving the two Ampatuans from the massacre.

NPC has been the boldest of all sectors that resented­ the said ruling on the most brutal single assault­ against the Freedom of the Press.

Gun control hindi total gun ban!

HINDI pa man nagkakaroon ng malinaw na usapin tungkol sa pagpapalawig ng total gun ban sa Philippines my Philippines ay sangkatutak na ang sumisigaw ng foul.

Sabi nga, nagpapalagan!

Bakit?

Ilang tulog na lang kasi ay tapos na ang ipinatupad na total gun ban ng PNP at COMELEC during election period kaya marami ang atat na atat na pro bun este mali gun pala ang gusto ng makapagdala ng boga.

Ang problema naman sangkaterbang mga gunless society group ang ayaw sa boga suportado sila sa total gun ban kahit na tapos na ang collection este mali election­ pala kasi gusto nilang bumaba ang krimen sa Philippines­ my Philippines tulad ng nangyari sa katatapos na May 10 presidential election.

Sa grupo ng pro - gun mas mainam para sa kanila na mga qualified gun owners lang ang makapagbitbit ng boga para maprotekhan sila sa criminal elements.

Ayon sa statistics sa Philippines my Philippines may kakulangan ang police para bigyan ng katiyakan security­ ang madlang pinoy laban sa mga kamoteng gago.

Sabi nga, 80 million noypi para sa 150,000 policemen­.

Ano sa palagay ninyo?

Ika nga, hindi tapat este mali sapat pala.

Ang usapin regarding sa pro - gun at gun less society­ ay walang katupasan dahil pare-parehong may punto ang mga ito kapag bumuka ang bibig at nagsalita tungkol sa boga.

Alam ng madlang people ang mga kriminal ay gumagamit ng boga para matupad ang kanilang maitim na balak kaya naman mas higit na may karapatan ang mga ordinary citizen na gumamit ng boga para sa pang­sarili nilang protection laban sa mga gagong ito.

Sabi ni CPNP Jesus Ame Verzosa, ang pagpa­palawig ng gun ban ay hindi maituturing na “total gun ban” kasi may people silang papayagan na magdala ng boga.

Sabi nga, gun control!

Sa Friday, June 4, pag-uusapan sa 2nd National Firearms­ Control Summit kung ano ang makaka­buti sa mga bogang pinag-uusapan.

Abangan.

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ACTING JUSTICE SECRETARY ALBERTO AGRA

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