Tell us why you are so pride of the Suprem Court

Tell us why you are so pride of the Suprem Court

I would also say YES as long as the current justice secretary will not be part of the SC. that will be death of justice here in the Philippines

hi stormrage,

i am almost finished with my lunch break- i still have 30 minutes, hope you could be with me in this topic

i will reply later- hong kong is a wifi city-


get back later--





btw what is it with the current justice secretary?
please inform us...

linsi wrote:

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hi stormrage,

i am almost finished with my lunch break- i still have 30 minutes, hope you could be with me in this topic :)

i will reply later- hong kong is a wifi city-
:lol:

get back later--

:blush:



btw what is it with the current justice secretary?
please inform us...

:silly:

hehehehe..hi linsi i just logged in.. im so d@mn harassed because of my work

neweiz regarding on being proud for our Supreme Court, i believe they have done their work as the judiciary of our government. pro or anti, administration or opposition's, i believe that they have done what should they be doing..enough said..i hope they look for what to be justified rather than to be personalized..

regarding on the justice secretary i dont know if that old man is doing his work or just want to power trip or both

instead of making other pending cases be reviewed and cases done by his allies, he makes mockery on other people specially the people who are against the administration.
personally i just dont like him! his aura is bad! his so arrogant and bluntly says anything without thinking if this person will be hurt or not..

hi stormrage,
come on let's discuss about the Supreme Court of the Philippines. With all the negative factors engulfing the country we have something to show Asia, which is a standout
among third world nations.

A bird's eyeview of some major events executed by the Supreme Court, in which the Philippines respected were-

- Cory Aquino being sworn as the President of the Philippines
when Marcos' was overthrown, the country submitted to that

Also about other congressmen which i wish i could go on details later, who were imprisoned, one through extradition
in the US.

Also about Ex-President Joseph Estrada jailed and many more.

How about Justice Hilario Davide Junior, He was outstanding
wasn't he?

Again for a third world country i would go for the Supreme Court of the Philippines.



now what is really about that justice secretary haha

<br><br>Post edited by: linsi, at: 2007/06/25 16:40

well linsi i would more than agree on what you have said about SC, but then again i would be bias here coz i dont know the other countries supreme courts or judiciary part of their government and take note 11 of the justice associate plus the Chief Justice is appointed by the goddess PGMA having an &quot;utang na loob&quot; with the goddess


about the old man..

He has committed so many false moves that he is no longer funny or amusing but has become one big embarrassment to the government and the nation. It would have been good had he been a spring of wisdom and discernment, but he has only muddled the issues, worked against the national interest and made some statements that could be actionable.

what really irks me about him is he made many statements that, instead of advancing the cause of justice, have resulted only in injustice and worked against the interest of his own people and nation. He is not even witty or suave or civilized in his pronouncements; he is tactless, boorish and crude.

one good example is when the old man reached the height of insensitivity and tactlessness when he said that Peace Corps volunteer Julia Campbell was “quite careless” and “a little irresponsible” and could have actually courted trouble when she walked alone on a mountain trail.

man! that old man sucks!(sorry for the word). Before saying that Julia was careless, does he know that Julia is an American who gave up a journalism career in New York to serve the poor in Bicol? damn i dot think so...

on the news the old man was accused of promising 18 Iloilo City “barangay” [neighborhood district] chairmen P10,000 each if they could deliver a 12-0 victory for Team Unity then he denied that he done anything wrong. WTF!As secretary of justice, he should have known that the Election Code considers a crime the act of giving, the act of offering and the act of promising money or anything of value to any person or any organization to induce them to vote for or against any candidate.

he doesnt know that his &quot;kababayans&quot; down at Iloilo doesnt like him anymore. his just convincing hiself that the ilonggo's are still supporting him. HE IS WRONG! that's why he was called &quot;senile&quot; by Mark Jimenez. hahahahahahhahaha

well linsi among the cabinet members of the goddess PGMA the Justice secretary is the person i love the most! LMAO

ei btw linsi try reading this blog. heheh hope you'll enjoy it

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