04-30-2010, 06:55 PM (This post was last modified: 04-30-2010, 06:57 PM by NiX.)
His resume is pretty ridiculous. O_O
Quote:BUSINESS OPERATIONS
• Cantal Shipping & ligtherage services
• Cantal Arrastre & Stevedoring services
• Cantal Trading
• Starboard Films Production Philippines International
• Cantal Engineering metal builders & general contractor services.
• Cantal Global oil exploration
• Globe world shipping line( Indonesia)
• National Bulk Carrier ( New York, USA)
ORGANIZATIONALl AFFILIATIONS
Chairman
Philippine Green Republican Party
Chairman
Perpetualight Top Service Movement Philippines International, Inc.
Malate, Manila
Vice Chairman
Citizen of the Philippines Movement for Sovereign Rights
Titulo de Profiedad 01-4 Et Um 4136 Inc.
Vice President for Economic Affairs
Global Movement for public Economic Inc.
National Commander
Civilian Volunteers for Philippine Sovereign Territorial Security (Black Forest Group)
Fort Bonifacio, Makati City ( formerly Fort Mc Kinley)
National Commander
Liping Mamayan ng Maynila ( National Guard Volunteer0
Moriones, Tondo, Manila
WORK EXPERIENCE
Freelance Consultant for External Affairs 1997 onwards
WORLD BANK
Washington D.C., USA
Freelance Consultant 1983 onwards
PRYCEWATERHOUSE CONSULTANTS, LTD.
London, England
Director for International Affairs 1980-1982
UNITED NATIONS INTER REGIONAL CRIME & JUSTICE RESEARCH INSTITUTE ( UNICRI ) Milan, Italy
U.N. Resident Officer 1978-1980
United Nations Development Program
UN African Office, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Hahaha, he's either the worst serious crackpot candidate ever (even beating that 'pelukang itim' guy) or he's the best political troll ever. I'm leaning more to the 'troll' side.
On another note, seeing that we have a bum topping pre-electoral polls, this guy isn't anything new.
05-05-2010, 11:09 AM (This post was last modified: 05-05-2010, 11:21 AM by Sforza.)
I've always been left leaning, blame my college professors. Maybe it's a poliscie thing.
1. Risa Hontiveros-Baraquel
2. Satur Ocampo
3. Liza Maza
4. Danilo Lim
5. Ariel Querubin
6. Ramon Mitra III
7. Franklin Drilon
8. Pia Cayetano
9. Gilbert Remulla
10. Sonia Roco
11. Juan Ponce Enrile - Kasi gusto ko happy ako D:
12. Miriam Defensor Santiago - Because she's crazy
For party list, still deciding between Bayan Muna or Akbayan
VOTING MACHINE FAIL: Will the elections still be automated? Source Article from PDI
Quote:MANILA, Philippines—Now, it can be told officially. The tests produced weird results.
This sent embarrassed officials of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and its partner, Smartmatic-TIM, scrambling to save the historic computerized balloting on May 10 by recalling 76,000 compact flash (CF) cards that are in the heart of the counting machines.
“We didn’t expect this to come out, but we are responding on time,” Cesar Flores, spokesperson for Smartmatic-TIM, at a nationally televised news conference said.
Flores blamed the glitches, which first surfaced in two precinct count optical scan (PCOS) machines last month at the start of advance overseas voting in Hong Kong, on “human error.”
“We are taking all measures to remedy this,” Flores said, just five days before the May 10 national and local elections.
“We are optimistic that there will be no failure of elections,” said Commissioner Rene Sarmiento. “We are taking all measures to remedy this.”
“I will not be honest if I will say that my confidence has not been diminished because, as I said, what will happen next?” said Henrietta de Villa, chair of the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV), the Comelec’s citizen’s arm.
In mock elections on Monday conducted by the Comelec and Smartmatic-TIM in six towns in Occidental Mindoro, votes for presidential candidates Manny Villar and Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III were counted for Gilberto Teodoro Jr. of the administration party, according to the Nacionalista Party (NP).
(05-05-2010, 10:01 AM)NiX Wrote: Anybody got a good list of senators? I'm having trouble picking.
suggestions:
Senatorial bets to be endorsed by the INC include Rozzano Rufino Biazon
(LP), Ramon Revilla Jr. (Lakas-Kampi-CMD), Pilar Juliana Cayetano
(NP), Miriam Santiago (PRP), Franklin Drilon (LP), Juan Ponce Enrile
(PMP), Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada (PMP), Teofisto Guingona III (LP),
Manuel "Lito" Lapid (Lakas-Kampi-CMD), Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos
(NP), Ralph Recto (LP), and Vicente "Tito" Sotto III.
05-07-2010, 02:03 PM (This post was last modified: 05-07-2010, 02:07 PM by NiX.)
Well dont know if this is true? but anyway analyze for yourselves
"Who owns Smartmatic-TIM?"
PerryScope
by Perry Diaz
With barely two weeks left before the May 10 elections, the question, “Who owns Smartmatic-TIM? ,” keeps popping up in a lot of people’s minds. Suddenly, the prospect of an “electronic Garci” cheating operation is creating apprehension that the country is on the brink of another people power or martial law… or, God forbid, civil war!
A few days ago, I got a call from a fellow Filipino-American journalist who said that a powerful man has the “source code” of the Precinct Count Optical Scanner (PCOS) machines that will be used for the first time in May 10 elections. I followed the trail of the information and talked to a Filipino international lawyer who has done some research on the question of the “ownership” of Smartmatic-TIM. The following is his response:
“GMA and FG now don’t care a bit whether or not Filipinos or the world perceive these elections as honest or not. They have become drunk with power thinking they can now do anything and get away with it – because so far, they have gotten away with everything. They were even able to fool the public into thinking that the contract Comelec entered into was with the Venezuelan connected Dutch incorporated foreign corporation, Smartmatic. It’s not. It’s with a Philippine registered corporation called Smartmatic Sahi Technology Inc. incorporated only in March 23, 2008 where the primary shareholder is Cezar Quiambao and his family – a golfing buddy of the First Gentleman – who gets huge computer and infrastructure contracts from government and also involved with the scandalous Radstock case.
“The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Philippine base Smartmatic Sahi is Juan Villa Jr. Sahi teamed up with a local company called TIM registered in 1991 in the Philippines – engaged in the manufacture of doors and windows. They were known as Total Interiors Manufacturing. They amended their articles of incorporation in December 2008 to now include telecommunications as part of their business. They now want TIM to be understood as Total Information Management.
“Check the approval of the Comelec Smartmatic Tim contract in the internet which I discovered under the name of ‘Juan Villa Jr.’ The approval is addressed to Juan Villa Jr., Chairman of Smartmatic Sahi and not the foreign Smartmatic company. Even the media was fooled as they referred to Smartmatic as a foreign company. The announcements and press releases issued by Comelec and Smartmatic indicated that it was the foreign Smartmatic that was involved. This tactic misdirected the public from suspicions that the bidding was rigged in favor of individuals most likely acting as fronts for the Arroyos. Google the words ‘Cezar Quiambao,’ ‘Juan Villa Jr.,’ ‘Smartmatic Sahi,’ ‘Smartmatic Sahi TIM,’ and ‘Patrick Mangubat Smartmatic TIM.’ You will also be shocked to learn that ‘Smartmatic Sahi’ was involved in theMaguindanao elections in 2008 even before it was incorporated. They also made it appear that the Venezuelan company was the
one involved with Comelec by putting the names of some of the officers of the foreign company in their papers like Cesar Flores and Armando R. Yanes.
“GMA and FG and their co-conspirators like Ronnie Puno et al know and maybe planned it as such that the effect of a non-credible election is that Noynoy supporters will not accept the results if Noynoy loses. This will result in mass demonstrations and some skirmishes between the police and demonstrators causing some individuals to be killed or hurt. Then some bombs are mysteriously exploded blaming unknown parties or even the communists. From there, they will make other moves. At this point, they feel they can do anything with impunity as they own all the levers of power: The Comelec, the most important military commands, the Supreme Court, and the Department of Justice. The blatant shameless exercise of raw power such as releasing the Ampatuans, appointing her manicurist and gardener to important positions – not allowing parallel manual counts aside from their other excesses all reflect their power instigated insanity that will bring the nation to
the brink of disaster. All Filipinos acting in good faith and concern for all must be encouraged to take activist positions against these plunderers and oppressors.”
Recently, several business groups — the Makati Business Club, the Philippine Bar Association, and the National Citizens’ Movement for Free Elections — and IT experts proposed that Comelec conduct a parallel manual count in the races for president, vice president, and mayors to protect the integrity of the firstautomated election system and prevent cheating.
An open letter by the business groups addressed to Comelec Chairman Jose Melo says: “The credibility of automated elections has suffered because the Comelec removed many of the safeguards that were initially set in place—source code review, ultraviolet mark checking, authenticity check through digital signatures.” They said that the parallel manual count would verify the accuracy of the PCOS machines; thus, giving credibility to the elections.
Malacañang Palace vehemently opposed a parallel manual count. Why? If Gloria had nothing to hide, she should welcome the proposal to demonstrate without a shadow of doubt that AES works and that the PCOS “source code” is not compromised and fraudulently programmed to do an “electronic Garci” cheating operation.
Three presidential candidates who are linked to Gloria are also in opposition to parallel manual count. They are Manny Villar, Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro, and Richard “Dick” Gordon. Villar has recently surfaced as Gloria’s “secret candidate” while Teodoro remains as the administration candidate. In the case of Gordon, his incessant attacks against Noynoy Aquino is apparently aimed to bolster Villar’s poll ratings at the expense of Noynoy.
Noynoy and the remaining five presidential candidates are in favor of parallel manual count. However, in the event of an “electronic Garci” cheating operation, Noynoy would be the big loser since he is the frontrunner and ahead by 12% to 18% of his nearest rival, Villar.
An “electronic Garci” cheating operation would benefit either Villar or Teodoro. However, since Teodoro is way behind Noynoy — by as much as 30% — it would be easier to cheat for Villar. Villar has been tagged as “Villarroyo” on account of recent actions by Gloria, her husband Mike, and Gloria’s top lieutenants and allies such as Chavit Singson, the Garcia family dynasty of Cebu , and Defense Secretary Norberto Gonzales, all of whom have openly endorsed Villar.
The fact that “ownership” of Smartmatic-TIM has become an issue lately, Comelec should — nay, must! — allow a parallel manual count to prevent a situation that could push the country to the brink of anarchy.
Comelec has a grand opportunity to redeem itself from the ignominy of the 2004 and 2007 election cheatings perpetrated by the “Garci boys” and prove that it is capable of protecting the democratic institutions for which it was created.
(PerryDiaz@gmail. com)
05-07-2010, 02:04 PM (This post was last modified: 05-07-2010, 02:17 PM by NiX.)
Just curious. As a member of INC, what happens when you don't vote for those endorsed? Do they tell you that you'll automatically go to hell? Or it'll just be a sin like lying?
edit - And about that article: That sure is a lot of hearsay.
05-07-2010, 02:53 PM (This post was last modified: 05-07-2010, 02:53 PM by Pinkitteee.)
it depends on your conscience o.O if ur a member of INC, then u'd think that "oh I should have voted for him/her" 'cause it will kinda haunt u in your dreams, 'cause in our doctrine, u know.. its somewhat hard to explain xD
(05-07-2010, 02:04 PM)NiX Wrote: Just curious. As a member of INC, what happens when you don't vote for those endorsed? Do they tell you that you'll automatically go to hell? Or it'll just be a sin like lying?
Let's say it goes along the lines of "excommunication"
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