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read moretawkytawny has a point. if most of the allowances are indeed for official business then it cannot be spent for personal use.
it's rather dumb and idiotic to say that since other officials are doing it then it is ok for the cj to do it as well. a crime is a crime, no matter how many are doing it.
now going to bgei. does mrs corona really own bgei? it is not listed in the joint saln of the cj? if she does own bgei, how come they did not declare it in the saln?
Wala ba dyang survey about kung naniniwala mga mamamayan sa mga kwentong Small Lady and other shenanigans by the prosecution![]()
That is not my issue, at I am not interested to know.
Don't take my word for it. Iba kasi ang laws ng U.S. concerning that. They have tax breaks pa plus you have to take into account their divorce laws. Not to mention that real estate laws varies from state to state.
Naging unusual lang yan for the noybots because they already made the assumption that the CJ bought the house for Charina when wala namang ebidensya.
Pete wag mo namang bigyang malisya ang waiver. It is used as a ploy to separate a partners property from the business activities of the other. What if nagtayo ng single proprietorship ang Mister, iwas pusoy eto incase magfile bankruptcy ang lalaki. Or pwede ding pangit ang credit standing nga lalaki kaya nagwaiver siya para hindi siya kasama sa credit rating.
So many possibilities, that's my point. Why limit yourself to the malicious insinuations?
They already had this fixed notion that the Cj or any member of his family are corrupt simply because they have properties. And they usually assume that they brought the properties based on their monthly income.
If I apply their logic i can apply it to, let say PNoy.
That guy had this publicity stunt to show the President is only making P90,000 Or so per month. Ok fine. Explain his P3 Billion in his SALN.
oo nga.. wag niyo kasi sisilipin ng SALN ng iba.. kay corona lang.. bakit niyo sisilipin ang SALN ni pnoy o ni abad.. kahit na pare-pareho ang mali nila, labs namin sila.. si corona hate namin.. si corona lang ang mali.. ah basta..
- pnoy pex fans
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Hmmmm. Iwas pusoy? Sa future? Nahhhh.
Nornally dyan, sabi ng friend ko, itatanong ng lender ang information ng asawa. At ang waiver ay hindi pahahalagahan sa punto ng pagbili. Ang information ng asawa, kung adverse, makaka negative effect sa application ng asawa.
Sa caso na ito, para masiguro ng asawa na hindi maka ka claim ang kabila, siguro papipirmahin muna ng kasulatan na wala syang interes sa bibiling property. Pag natapos na ang transaction, mag iisue ng quit-claim ang asawa at ipapadala sa registry.
anak ng.. ayaw i-apply ang rules na gusto nila kay corona sa ibang tao na karapat-dapat din naman silipin.. wtf.. i said it again and again.. double-freaking-standard, much?![]()