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It is just about time that the Supreme Court decided on the legality of Lance Corporal Daniel Smith’s detention at the US Embassy, following his conviction for the Subic Rape Case. Many sectors have complained about the special treatment given Continue reading Begging for Sovereignty
Former Chief Justice Artemio Panganiban’s column on the Sunday edition of the Philippine Daily Inquirer is what we ordinary citizens need during this period of global economic crisis — an opportunity to understand what is happening objectively, and to understand Continue reading The Economic Crisis in Context
The signs are all there and are obvious that the marriage between the two administration parties, Lakas CMD and PGMA’s very own Kampi is trying to mix oil and water. For starters, the ego of the personalities from both camps Continue reading Like Oil and Water
Who would want to miss history as it unfolded today, January 20, when the first African-American is sworn in as President of the United States? Certainly not I. I watched with anticipation and the world waited for Obama to come Continue reading Obama Inauguration: Hopes, and Our Own Disappointments
You know that 2010 is near when: 1) Loren Legarda (deliberately?) uses the wake of Former President Estrada’s mother to distribute t-shirts that have her picture. [This also happened during the December interfaith rally against Charter Change). 2) Presidentiables like Continue reading 10 Things That Say 2010 Is Near
There is some relief to hear Former Negros Oriental Congressman Jacinto Paras himself washing his hands clean from any involvement to impeach Supreme Court Chief Justice Reynato Puno amid allegations that he has not lifted a finger to finally decide Continue reading Kampi's Convenient Excuse