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My Towers PDF Print E-mail
Written by Alan Caruba   
Tuesday, 07 September 2010 23:24

Whenever I drove into New York via the Lincoln Tunnel, I would join the other cars on the long, graceful curve leading to its entrance and, looking to my left, I could see across the Hudson River. At the tip of Manhattan, the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center stood as symbols of our economic power.

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Jesse Robredo Is Not "Useless" PDF Print E-mail
Written by John L. Silva   
Sunday, 05 September 2010 20:42

Mr. Amando Doronila’s column (Philippine Daily Inquirer Sept 3, 2010)  entitled “Whose Heads Will Roll” – about pointing blame for the recent hostage tragedy - is in the weekly predictable contrarian tone that he has assumed with regards to the Aquino administration.  This time he takes aim at Malacanang’s communications office for its supposed inconsistent statements during the crisis but retains much of his venom for Department In Local Government (DILG) Secretary Jesse Robredo.

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Prolific Mother of Folly PDF Print E-mail
Written by Juan L. Mercado   
Sunday, 05 September 2010 20:25

Credit  Senators Franklin  Drilon, Ralph  Recto and Rep. Rufus Rodriguez (Cagayan de Oro). They’re trying to stem  dissipation  of taxpayer funds  by government corporations gone amuck.

The tawdry example is Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage  System. Officials, ladled themselves  25 bonuses every year, Drilon showed. Indeed, “greed is a tree that grows on arid soil,” an Ilokano proverb says.

Last Updated on Sunday, 05 September 2010 20:26
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Police as Defenders of Human Rights Not Violators PDF Print E-mail
Written by Fr. Shay Cullen   
Sunday, 05 September 2010 20:13


Weeks have now passed since the shocking August 23 hostage taking and siege by a police of a tourist bus in Manila but the shame, disgust and recriminations remain and grow more intense instead of waning. Eight of the 22 tourists from Hong Kong were killed by the hostage taker, a former highly decorated Manila police officer 55-year-old Senior Inspector Rolando Mendoza.

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More Mice Than Men PDF Print E-mail
Written by Jose Ma. Montelibano   
Saturday, 04 September 2010 23:18

I remember most vividly the Corazon Aquino's presidency had early problems about Cabinet members hiding behind the president when the going got tough instead of them shielding her from danger. The hostage fiasco triggered this memory recall as it seems that P-Noy has been taking the flak directly without his Cabinet appointees protecting him. More mice than men is an apt description of officials who do not have either the good sense or the guts to take the blows for their president.

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