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                    [Summary] => Hello Garci!


Just as the political storm precipitated by wiretapped material seemed to have blown over, former Comelec commissioner Virgilio Garcillano emerges from the shadows – and, we must say, with much aplomb.


The political storm that passed was a strange one. There was so much contrived outrage over the wiretapped material that was not only illegal but also carefully edited so that the totality of the conversations would not mitigate the most derogatory morsels that the opposition made public. 


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                    [Title] => A flip-flopping majority?
                    [Summary] => For eight hours straight, a full work day for any normal person, the stalwarts of the administration majority party argued heatedly that the source of the Garci tapes proffered by former Ateneo law professor Allan Paguia was polluted. On the table was a motion by Minority Leader Francis Escudero to play the tapes in open session. 


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The controversy – initially over jueteng payoffs and then over audiotapes that suggest, at the very least, indiscretion at the highest levels – has begun to resemble a complex telenovela. It began as a rather typical he said/she said scandal, progressed into the serious business of illegal wiretaps, built some suspense with that ultimately comic Sammy Ong episode and, most recently, took an improbable turn with that improbably named Agent Doble.


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NASIPA ITONG SI SAMMY MULA SA  PANGANGALAGA NG MGA PARI MATAPOS LUMABAG DAW ITO SA KANILANG KASUNDUAN NA HINDI MAGBIBIGAY NG INTERVIEW. GINAMIT DAW NI SAMMY ANG KANYANG MOBILE PHONE AT NAGBIGAY NG INTERVIEW.


Sabi ko sa aking sarili, What else is new? Hindi rin ako magugulat kung ang mga pari naman ng San Carlos Seminary ang pagplanuhan nitong si Sammy (the plotter) at siraan pagkatapos. It’s his stinking nature.


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The political storm that passed was a strange one. There was so much contrived outrage over the wiretapped material that was not only illegal but also carefully edited so that the totality of the conversations would not mitigate the most derogatory morsels that the opposition made public. 


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Non-stop bickering

By A LAW EACH DAY (KEEPS TROUBLE AWAY) | By Jose C. Sison | December 16, 2005 - 12:00am

There is no end in sight to the ongoing political crisis mainly because the issues raised are not properly addressed and satisfactorily answered. Sometimes, the reactions of those involved border on the ridiculous,...

Opinion

Garci

By FIRST PERSON | By Alex Magno | November 29, 2005 - 12:00am

Hello Garci! Just as the political storm precipitated by wiretapped material seemed to have blown over, former Comelec commissioner Virgilio Garcillano emerges from the shadows – and, we must say, with much...

Opinion

A flip-flopping majority?

By MY VIEWPOINT | By MY VIEWPOINT By Ricardo V. Puno, Jr. | July 2, 2005 - 12:00am

For eight hours straight, a full work day for any normal person, the stalwarts of the administration majority party argued heatedly that the source of the Garci tapes proffered by former Ateneo law professor Allan...

Opinion

Beyond

By FIRST PERSON | By Alex Magno | June 16, 2005 - 12:00am

Is it at all possible to look beyond the present controversy hounding the Macapagal-Arroyo administration? The controversy – initially over jueteng payoffs and then over audiotapes that suggest, at the very...

Opinion

"Sinipa si Sammy sa Seminary..."

By Tony Calvento | June 15, 2005 - 12:00am

HABANG SINUSULAT KO ANG PITAK NA ITO NAPANOOD KO SA NEWS ANG PAG-ALIS NI ATTY. SAMUEL ONG MULA SA SAN CARLOS SEMINARY. NASIPA ITONG SI SAMMY MULA SA PANGANGALAGA NG MGA PARI MATAPOS LUMABAG DAW ITO SA KANILANG...

PSN Opinyon

"Paano na ngayon Sammy Ong?"

By Tony Calvento | June 13, 2005 - 12:00am

MARAMI NG MGA NATIONAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (NBI) DIRECTORS ANG NAKILALA KO MULA PA KAY DIRECTOR ANTONIO CARPIO HANGGANG SA KASALUKUYAN NA DIRECTOR NA SI GEN. REYNALDO WYCOCO. SA NBI KO NA RIN NAKILALA ITONG SI...

PSN Opinyon