By Mortz C. Ortigoza
Ayaw ko na sanang
makisawsaw dito sa Manny Pacquiao versus Comelec dahil katatapos lang
nagpalitan ng maanghang na sagutan ang mga taga “Praise the Lord” at tage “Federasyon”
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Boxing Icon Manny Pacquiao
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Boxing Icon Manny Pacquiao
Ito noong ihambing ni
boxing icon ang mga members ng FML o Federasyon ng Mang-aagaw ng Lakas na mas
masahol pa sa hayop.
Una, ayaw kung matalsikan
ng “asido” galing sa miyembro na nakikipag ispadahan sa kanyang jowang lover sa
loob ng shower.
Ikalawa, ayaw ko namang mapasama sa mga
Pacquiao screaming fans na nagsusunog ng kanilang Nike shoes.
Ano ako hilo? Mag isa nga
lang itong Nike ko na minana ko pa sa lolo ko, susunugin ko lang.
Gall of Pacquiao
What I don’t like about
Manny Pacquiao was his gall or kakapalan ng mukha to run sa Senado kahit hindi
kaya ng ulo.
That’s why I am here at
You Tube explaining to you my reasons and sentiments on these Pacquiao’s
brouhahas.
Sang ayon ako na kinasuhan
ni Akbayan Congressman Walden Bello sa Comelec ng “Undue Publicity” and “Undue
Advantage” noong nakaraan si Pacquiao
dahil sa violations ng Fair Election Act o FEA.
Why?
E, hayop sa spot o
publicity sa mga TV at radio stations ang idudulot ng April 9 Pacquiao- Bradley
Rubber Match sa Las Vegas, Nevada sa
kalagitnaan ng kampanya at pagtakbo niya sa halalang Senador sa May 9 Election.
Kawawa naman si Alma
Moreno, Amay Bisaya, General Getulio Napenas, Raffy Alunan na naliligo na ng
alikabok sa mga taga Magic 12 sa surveys ng Pulse Asia at Social Weather
Station, ililibing mo pa Manny P. ng undue publicity.
Sabi ni Commission on
Election Commissioner Rowena Guanzon
noong Sunday na ang media exposure ni Pacquiao from hype and fight would unfairly boost his candidacy.
She compared the boxing
champ with movie actors running for office who she said were not supposed to
show their movies during the campaign.
“That’s unfair,” she said.
“Newscasters, if they run, they go on leave because that would be unfair to the
other candidates. That is the intent of the law.”
Kaya tingnan ninyo si Alma
Moreno, Edu Manzano, Amay Bisaya bukod sa wala ng directors na gustong kumuha
sa kanila na mag artista, by heart alam nila itong “undue publicity” na
violation sa FEA.
FEA says each bona fide
candidate or registered political party for a nationally elective office shall
be entitled to not more than one hundred twenty (120) minutes of television
advertisement and one hundred eighty (180) minutes of radio advertisement
whether by purchase or donation.
It also mandates that any
mass media columnist, commentator, announcer, reporter, on-air correspondent or
personality who is a candidate for any elective public office or is a campaign
volunteer for or employed or retained in any capacity by any candidate or
political party shall be deemed resigned, if so required by their employer, or
shall take a leave of absence from his/her work as such during the campaign
period: Provided, That any media practitioner who is an official of a political
party or a member of the campaign staff of a candidate or political party shall
not use his/her time or space to favor any candidate or political party.
Bello said the Comelec
issued Resolution No. 9615 three years ago to expand the definition of
“political advertisement” to include media appearances in shows not covered by
the Comelec hour.
Chronic Absenteeism
Itong si Manny P. bukod sa absentee sa 16th Congress last year, mantakin ninyo na ang mokong ay pumapasok
physically ng halos apat na beses sa taon na iyon.
Kaagawan nito ng korona sa
pagka pala absent si Negros Congressman Jules Ledesma na pitong beses
pumasok.