arroyo & yap's badge of dishonor & corruption : "We are swimming in rice."

[manlajay]

Mahilig talagang gumawa ng kuento ito si Lito Banayo, siya ang nagkalat na si VIllar daw ang secret candidate ni GMA kasi nag secret meeting daw sila. tapos noong na aapoint na NFA Administrator ang unang sinabi. "we are swimming in rice" tapos ngayon sasabihin mo magkukulang ang supply next year!

Karma yans a kanya..KAya nga siguro na binigyan yan ng mataas ng posisyon sa gobyerno para malaman ang pagka sinungaling niya...

Dahil sa kasinungalingan niya at magka RIOT next year dahil sa food shortage..pwede na siyang balatan ng buhay ng mamamayan....

[aaroncm]

^^^ hindi ba galit si sargo kay Banayo din? kasi mali ang data pala ni banayo. hahaha

[isteypler]

sargo sargo, anong masasabi mo? hehehe...

sarap sargo-hin ang mga mukha ng mga noytards at ni Banayo! mga bulag! ipokrito! sheesh...

[kuroihikari]

Si necroscream kaya, anong masasabi tungkol dito?

[isteypler]

Si necroscream kaya, anong masasabi tungkol dito?

Ayun pilit na binubuhay yung thread kung ano ng nangyari sa c5 ni Villar, hehehe, mukang natututo na tong mga Noytards, less talk, less mistakes, buti hindi nagmana sa amo nila, hehehe...

[aaroncm]

sargo sargo, anong masasabi mo? hehehe...

sarap sargo-hin ang mga mukha ng mga noytards at ni Banayo! mga bulag! ipokrito! sheesh...

Nakakapang init ng ulo nito ni banayo. ayun ngayon nag mamakaawa sa budget hearing. . . humihingi ng budget para sa NFA. walang pambili ng palay ang NFA next year kasi 0 budget sila. tsk tsk tsk

kawawa magsasaka kasi babaratin sila ng mga negosyante kasi hindi na makaka pag set ng presyo ang NFA dahil wala silang pambili ng palay

[manlajay]

Nakakapang init ng ulo nito ni banayo. ayun ngayon nag mamakaawa sa budget hearing. . . humihingi ng budget para sa NFA. walang pambili ng palay ang NFA next year kasi 0 budget sila. tsk tsk tsk

kawawa magsasaka kasi babaratin sila ng mga negosyante kasi hindi na makaka pag set ng presyo ang NFA dahil wala silang pambili ng palay

OO mura na lang daw ang palay ngayon ayon sa kamag anak namin sa probinsya..haloas umaabot na daw sa 10 peso ang isang kilo...tsk! baon nanamana ng mga magsasak nito..LUGE! Silang mga magsasaka ang nangangailangan ng supporta.

[aaroncm]

^^^ galit ata talaga sa mga farmers si noynoy kaya walang budget ang NFA ngayon. hehehe

[myeverything]

indeed. slowly naman PGMA will be vindicated. gosh obviously only the fans of kris aquino cannot understand whats real and whats not.

HAHAHAHA!! Oo nga, mga fantards ni Kris at Baby James nalang ang natitirang supporters ni Noynoy. Oh wait, sila din pala yung tuwang tuwa dun sa hotdog stunt ni Noynoy sa NY.

[aaroncm]

HAHAHAHA!! Oo nga, mga fantards ni Kris at Baby James nalang ang natitirang supporters ni Noynoy. Oh wait, sila din pala yung tuwang tuwa dun sa hotdog stunt ni Noynoy sa NY.

Yung T.S. nasa RH bill thread na. ayaw ng pumasok dito.

pag nagbago ulit stand ni Noynoy sa RH bill baka i abandonahin ulit yung thread na yun. . .

to T.S. "We are swimming in rice"

[Jerry Michael]

PSK Ka Alex R

[manlajay]

NFA alarmed by expected low global supply of rice

By Kristine L. Alave
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 20:30:00 09/28/2010

Filed Under: rice problem, Food, International (Foreign)Trade


MANILA, Philippines—The global rice supply available for trade next year is expected to be low due to environmental disasters that destroyed rice crops in exporting nations, the Food and Agricultural Organization said in its September report.

National Food Authority officials said the situation was alarming because the squeeze in the supply and the planned removal of their rice subsidy in the 2011 budget might mean a shortage in the Philippines' staple food that could be felt by the summer of next year.

According to the UN agency's Global Information and Early Warning System on Food and Agriculture, the major rice producing countries have “faced problems of drought, followed by floods, which marred expectations for the volume and quality of the rice to be harvested.”

“Consequently, FAO has lowered its 2010 global production forecast by about 5 million tons to 467 million (metric) tons milled equivalent although this still represents a 3 percent increase from the 2009 season and a new historical record,” the report said.

Given these conditions, “world trade in rice may decline to 29 million (metric) tons in 2011, 1 million tons or 3.3 percent less than the current estimate for 2010,” the report said.

“The expected reduction in world exports in 2011 reflects anticipation of reduced shipments from Cambodia, Vietnam and especially Pakistan, all of which are likely to face a tightening of supplies,” the report said.

Pakistan, one of the world's top exporters, has just experienced its worst flood in decades, drowning most of its agricultural lands.

“Overall, latest official figures indicate that about 2.4 million hectares of crop land (including paddy, maize, sugarcane, cotton, and others crops) have been damaged by floods. This represents approximately 10 percent of the total cropped area,” the FAO said,

On the other hand, the Mekong River Delta region that straddles Cambodia and Vietnam was hit by drought, lowering river levels and decreasing production this year. Laos also experienced erratic rains. All three countries export rice.

The report also noted that the reduction in rice trade in general was due to the decrease in imports from countries like China, Bangladesh, and the Philippines, the world's top importer.

The squeeze in the global rice supply has worried officials of the NFA.

NFA Administrator Angelito Banayo, in an interview, said the rice market in the next few months will be volatile because of the environmental disasters that hit rice-producing countries, which could drive prices up.

It will also mean that the Philippines will have more competition in the rice market. Russia, which was ravaged by fires, might buy rice next year because of the damage to its wheat farms.

The NFA, which subsidizes rice for farmers and consumers, has been told by the Finance and Budget departments that it won't receive any money for subsidies from the government next year.

The agency asked for an P8-billion budget for next year.

NFA accounts for 20 percent of the total sales of rice in the market, making it a major player in the industry and the key agency in keeping prices stable.

Banayo opposed the move to take away the rice subsidy, saying it would put consumers at the mercy of private traders, who would be able to dictate prices.
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Gumawa na lang si Banayo ng "I am sorry" speech sa national TV para madagdagan ang budget niya lol

[aaroncm]

NFA alarmed by expected low global supply of rice

By Kristine L. Alave
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 20:30:00 09/28/2010

Filed Under: rice problem, Food, International (Foreign)Trade


MANILA, Philippines—The global rice supply available for trade next year is expected to be low due to environmental disasters that destroyed rice crops in exporting nations, the Food and Agricultural Organization said in its September report.

National Food Authority officials said the situation was alarming because the squeeze in the supply and the planned removal of their rice subsidy in the 2011 budget might mean a shortage in the Philippines' staple food that could be felt by the summer of next year.

According to the UN agency's Global Information and Early Warning System on Food and Agriculture, the major rice producing countries have “faced problems of drought, followed by floods, which marred expectations for the volume and quality of the rice to be harvested.”

“Consequently, FAO has lowered its 2010 global production forecast by about 5 million tons to 467 million (metric) tons milled equivalent although this still represents a 3 percent increase from the 2009 season and a new historical record,” the report said.

Given these conditions, “world trade in rice may decline to 29 million (metric) tons in 2011, 1 million tons or 3.3 percent less than the current estimate for 2010,” the report said.

“The expected reduction in world exports in 2011 reflects anticipation of reduced shipments from Cambodia, Vietnam and especially Pakistan, all of which are likely to face a tightening of supplies,” the report said.

Pakistan, one of the world's top exporters, has just experienced its worst flood in decades, drowning most of its agricultural lands.

“Overall, latest official figures indicate that about 2.4 million hectares of crop land (including paddy, maize, sugarcane, cotton, and others crops) have been damaged by floods. This represents approximately 10 percent of the total cropped area,” the FAO said,

On the other hand, the Mekong River Delta region that straddles Cambodia and Vietnam was hit by drought, lowering river levels and decreasing production this year. Laos also experienced erratic rains. All three countries export rice.

The report also noted that the reduction in rice trade in general was due to the decrease in imports from countries like China, Bangladesh, and the Philippines, the world's top importer.

The squeeze in the global rice supply has worried officials of the NFA.

NFA Administrator Angelito Banayo, in an interview, said the rice market in the next few months will be volatile because of the environmental disasters that hit rice-producing countries, which could drive prices up.

It will also mean that the Philippines will have more competition in the rice market. Russia, which was ravaged by fires, might buy rice next year because of the damage to its wheat farms.

The NFA, which subsidizes rice for farmers and consumers, has been told by the Finance and Budget departments that it won't receive any money for subsidies from the government next year.

The agency asked for an P8-billion budget for next year.

NFA accounts for 20 percent of the total sales of rice in the market, making it a major player in the industry and the key agency in keeping prices stable.

Banayo opposed the move to take away the rice subsidy, saying it would put consumers at the mercy of private traders, who would be able to dictate prices.
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Gumawa na lang si Banayo ng "I am sorry" speech sa national TV para madagdagan ang budget niya lol

ayan kasi ang galing manira! ano na? mag lupasay ka pa sa budget hearing para mabigyan ang NFA ng pondo. engot ka kasi eh. nakakapang init ka ng ulo

[LITHIUM478]

So nasaan na si sargo?

[aaroncm]

So nasaan na si sargo?

Gumagawa ng ibang thread, yung mga katiwalian daw ni GMA.

[TuxTips]

Naliligo pala sa BIGAS HA??? HA???
Inutil.

[Mike Chester]

ha ha haha! may isa pang poster dito na ang hilig maglagay ng ampalaya pics, dapat siguro picture naman ng bigas ang ipost nya ngayon, mas relevant na siguro kesa sa ampalaya.

[beavis13]

hahaha, sarap b@tukan... mga taong ganyan talaga naman! hahaha

[hehefluffymayumi]

i heard that the price of rice is rising, lol. So this topic deserves to rise, too. Haha.

[razzer_rising]

^right. gosh kung ano anong thread ang tinataas ni sargo puro irrelevant naman