Wednesday, June 6, 2012

On Reading Mode

Where I've been? Not really went totally out of touched, just silent...stealing some glimpse and sometimes hitting the FB like button when friend post. 
   I'm on an important research...reading bulk of documents...a thousand years in the making. 
   So what I would be sharing today?
   Thought you might like to check out a new site, shared to me by a friend:
   http://pinterest.com/

   School opening and K to 12 curriculum has already started, for this school year which mean there would be an additional 2 years within the elementary and secondary educations. I was surprised that only partial of the actual teaching module is ready, that is to say this project was done in haste. For Pres. Aquino's legacy? 
   Superficial apparatus. 


   Already feeling melancholy, next month my sister Gina and her family will be migrating to Canada...already missing her. 


   If there you have in your hand two opposing truths, how will you be able to identify the real from the hoax? The rule should be, as stated by the Scripture was to brought it to light. Evil thrives in the comfort of darkness...


   Thereby, if these two were brought in the midst, the light will easily consume the evilness...the one that survive is therefore the truth.
   As days goes by with my research, the more that I've seen how wide the complex evilness of The Mystery Religion. Unspeakable and unimaginable, this can't be done by mere mortal...it was so inhumane that I've felt the chill every time I see them...unpunished, boastful...
   I didn't expect this would be this filthy and hideous, as I was actually being too naive...the world is indeed in terrible tribulation and only a small percent actually knew...silence is now understandable...the danger is very real...
   But I will speak...
   History should be rewritten. The great injustice to unknowing victims...by the millions, if not billions. The crime displayed right before the world's eye. 
   Although I knew the needed urgency because the time are too few and the numbers of victims are growing in number daily...I should carefully re-evaluate data and sources for validity and to give appropriate justice.  


   People will no longer smile with the same delight after I've begin the series of expositions...was it therefore, advisable to simply hide these facts before me...can I really offer my life for a friend?


   Not enough luck, business is low this past days...even so, it gave me more moment to reflect...or probably, to do an extensive research. God is providing in various ways. 



   All the little clues...how I came to accidentally bump those people...and the books that literally walk towards my hand.


   Still will be on reading mode probably for a week or two...the internet can't just be for entertainment. 


For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against rulers of darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Ephesians 6:12









Thursday, May 31, 2012

Zombie in Miami

This News item shattered my sanity for awhile...with a video to support and eye witnesses that confirm, I have to concede that there is indeed a real life Zombie or at least the drug induce kind. 
   A former North Miami Beach High School football player Rudy Eugene (31) was found eating the face of a homeless drinker Ronald Poppo (65). 
   Eugene died in a hail of police bullets when he mauled Poppo in a sudden and unprovoked attack. Eugene will be forever remembered as the Miami Zombie.
   “Rudy was not a face-eating zombie monster,” said his high school friend Victoria Forte. “The Rudy we know was a nice gentleman with a warm smile, and funny.”
    It’s unclear what brought the two unlikely characters together on the MacArthur Causeway. Poppo was known for hanging out on and under the bridge there; Eugene liked to go to South Beach for Memorial Day Urban Beach Week.
   A Miami Herald video showed Eugene on the Miami end of the MacArthur Causeway shortly before 2 p.m. Saturday, naked and in an apparent drug-fueled rage. He straddled Poppo, punched him, tore off his clothes and gnawed at his face as at least four cyclists rode by and the newspaper’s surveillance camera rolled.
   The carnage ended at 2:13 p.m., when Miami Police officer Jose Rivera ordered Eugene to stop, and then shot him at least five times. (The Miami Herald)
   This uncensored surveillance video from the Miami Herald building shows the 18-minute face-eating attack on victim Ronald Poppo on the MacArthur Causeway. Police arrive at the scene, shooting attacker Rudy Eugene around minute 18.




   Witnesses said, that Eugene even made a growling sound when the police try to stop him. Police theorized that it maybe a case of cocaine psychosis where a drug dependent individual pretends or hallucinate to be somebody else. It would have been nice if he take on a role of the less dangerous zombie type, we found on Michael Jackson's Thriller. 
   Seriously now, others might attribute this to a new but more lethal drug that could induce violent episodes and therefore, more of this kind of attack  arise again. You just don't know how urban legend are form. More Zombies in the streets? 















Tuesday, May 29, 2012

CJ Corona Guilty

   
   At 20 against 3, Chief Justice Renato Corona is convicted guilty in violation of Article II from the 8 impeachment complain filed--where as he is charge of intentionally misrepresenting his Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net-worth (SALN). That's where all the basis of his impeachment are centered as required under Section 17, Article XI of the 1987 Constitution. 

   Note: 16 votes were needed to convict Corona and eight were required to acquit him.

Here's the vote breakdown:
Sen. Edgardo Angara - Guilty
Sen. Joker Arroyo - Not Guilty
Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano - Guilty
Sen. Pia Cayetano - Guilty
Sen. Miriam Santiago - Not Guilty
Sen. Franklin Drilon - Guilty
Sen. Chiz Escudero - Guilty
Sen. Jinggoy Estrada - Guilty
Sen.  TG Guingona - Guilty
Sen. Gringo Honasan - Guilty
Sen. Ping Lacson - Guilty
Sen. Lito Lapid - Guilty
Sen. Loren Legarda - Guilty
Sen. Bongbong Marcos - Not Guilty
Sen. Sergio OsmeƱa III - Guilty
Sen. Francis Pangilinan - Guilty
Sen. Koko Pimentel - Guilty
Sen. Ralph Recto - Guilty
Sen. Bong Revilla -  Guilty  (The 16th " Guilty " vote.)
Sen. Tito Sotto - Guilty
Sen. Antonio Trillanes - Guilty
Sen. Manny Villar - Guilty
Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile - Guilty

    So after these what?  At the end of the day...after the 44 days drama what are the lessons learned? Does it really matter that he is convicted for ordinary citizen like me? I hope this will do more good than bad. I mean, it will surely change the political climate hence forward but will it bring more jobs? More food on our table? In short, ordinary men like me, will have to face life as it is...
    Pres. NoyNoy finally get what he want. So what are his victory plans? 
   Would it change anything at all if public officials correctly declared their SALN? Will the illusive transparency and accountability of government employees actually materialized, being the hype for this trial? 
    A painful process to begin...