The 189 Sign the Waiver NOW Movement

[b_9904]

i'm just asking 1 person to sign..............PNOY

He promised to sign one.

[b_9904]

188 Philippine Congressmen and Sen. Franklin Drilon: Accept the challenge: Sign the Waiver!

Change.org link yan

[paenggoy]

Kun hindi nararapat at mali ang impeachment process na isinagawa, palagay ko, mas prioridad na pumirma ang mga nagbibintang kasi sila talaga ang bayaran. Hindi ba pumirma sila ng hindi nagbabasa man lamang kun ano ang nilalaman ng kaso? Kakaiba yan dahil parang baliwala ang ang ating legislature.

Dapat gawing batas yan waiver sa mga bank accounts. Sa umpisa pa ng sapalaran ng public servant, dapat maghanda na siya sa layunin niyang bigyan ng pansin na ang tungkulin niya ay hindi para magpayaman at magsamantala pero manilbihan.

It's easier to do the first, but it's water under the bridge.

[b_9904]

UP!

Magandang gabi bayan!

[GOLFERDADDY]

yung mga nagsisigaw ng ilabas ang katotohanan for the public daw, mag-sign na ng waiver!

[renz7]

damay damay na ba ito? lol!

thieves vs thief...

hamunan na..

pero unahin na muna ang ang nakasalang.

lapain na muna ng leon ang ulupong lol!

[GOLFERDADDY]

^haha ayaw mo ng transparency? hindi ba iyan ang daang matuwid? hindi yan damay damay kung tutuusin. maganda nga yan para sa pilipinas. wag po magpaka hipokrito.

[renz7]

^haha ayaw mo ng transparency? hindi ba iyan ang daang matuwid? hindi yan damay damay kung tutuusin. maganda nga yan para sa pilipinas. wag po magpaka hipokrito.

gusto ko ng transparency. ayaw ko nga sa magnanakaw.

pero natawa lang ako sa taktika ni thief justice.

damay damay.

in a way, parang inamin na rin niyang..

OO, THIEF AKO. KAYO GANUN DIN KAYA PABUKSAN NIYO ANG INYONG DOLLAR ACCOUNTS..

pero nag boomerang ang kanyang TACTIC. kaya urong siya.. kaso end game na lol!

[andrew_paxton]

gusto ko ng transparency. ayaw ko nga sa magnanakaw.

pero natawa lang ako sa taktika ni thief justice.

damay damay.

in a way, parang inamin na rin niyang..

OO, THIEF AKO. KAYO GANUN DIN KAYA PABUKSAN NIYO ANG INYONG DOLLAR ACCOUNTS..

pero nag boomerang ang kanyang TACTIC. kaya urong siya.. kaso end game na lol!

so takot kang malaman na magnanakaw din yung mga idolo mo.
hahaha

[renz7]

so takot kang malaman na magnanakaw din yung mga idolo mo.
hahaha

takot? bakit naman ako matatakot. wala naman akong iniidolong magnanakaw bwahahaha! di katulad ng iba diyan.. suportado ang the lying and dramatic thief justice in wheels. bwahhaha!

[pongpagong123]

takot? bakit naman ako matatakot. wala naman akong iniidolong magnanakaw bwahahaha! di katulad ng iba diyan.. suportado ang the lying and dramatic thief justice in wheels. bwahhaha!

bakit di ka na lang makiisa sa pinapanawagan ni TS? total eh binuksan na rin naman ni Corona ang bank accounts niya at ngsign na siya ng waiver, ano pang pinuputok ng butse mo? Wag na pagtakpan ang 188 congressmen at si Senator Drilon. Any self-respecting citizen who wants good governance and matuwid na daan sa pamamahala would support the call for the mass signing of bank secrecy waivers by our politicians.

Ano, susuporta ka ba?

[blue_tracer]

Despite poll pledge, Aquino not waiving secrecy right

By DJ Yap, Norman Bordadora
Philippine Daily Inquirer
12:33 am | Monday, May 28th, 2012

Malacañang dismissed suggestions that President Benigno Aquino III fullfil a campaign promise to waive his bank secrecy rights “at this time” the way impeached Chief Justice Renato Corona did last week.

“It is incumbent on all to recognize that it is Mr. Corona who is on trial,” Palace spokesperson Edwin Lacierda said over the weekend when asked to comment on reminders posted on online forums that Mr. Aquino had pledged to waive his rights under the bank secrecy laws and open his bank accounts to the public during the presidential campaign of 2010.

Lacierda said that asking Mr. Aquino to sign a waiver of his bank secrecy rights while the impeachment trial against Corona is going on was like lumping law-abiding public servants together with those who are being called to account for wrongdoing.

“To seek a waiver from the President at this time is to absolve those being held to account while those who comply are lumped together with those who are before the bar of justice,” Lacierda told the Philippine Daily Inquirer in a text message.

Neither will Mr. Aquino require his Cabinet to sign a waiver similar to that issued by Corona on Friday.

Undersecretary Abigail Valte, the deputy presidential spokesperson, said over state-run radio dzRB Sunday that waiving bank secrecy rights was a voluntary and personal decision.

“This issue of signing a waiver has cropped up before and the President’s reply was that it would be up to the individual Cabinet members … They’re the ones who were given the right. He’s not going to force them. That will be their personal decision,” she said.

Asked about the campaign promise, Lacierda said Mr. Aquino’s statement of assets, liabilities and net worth (SALN) already includes the mandatory waiver for the Ombudsman to obtain documents from the appropriate government agencies to verify the extent of his wealth.

“To those who are asking if the President will sign a waiver, for the record the President’s SALN has always been made public and it includes the mandatory waiver for the Ombudsman,” he said.

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huwag na ninyong pilitin. ang puno mismo ayaw, ang bunga pa kaya?

[wagas]

so takot kang malaman na magnanakaw din yung mga idolo mo.
hahaha

after corona , asa pa silang susunod na ico-convict yung mga ulupong na kakampi ni noynoy. very gullible ang mga yellows hahaha.

oh wait ... yung mga dilaw na ulupong nga pala nagpapasweldo sa kanila.

[Jill123]

i'm just asking 1 person to sign..............PNOY

he said he'd sign back in 2010. saan na? and he said he would prioritize the Freedom of Information Bill para any ordinary citizen can look at the SALN of those congressmen? bakit hangang ngayon wala pa?

[aslowruler]

Whether acquit or convict is the decision, the remaining 186 should sign their waivers.

[blue_tracer]

marami rin ako natutunan dito sa impeachment trial.

yung taong pumirma ng unconditional waiver sa harap ng publiko, live on tv may tinatago.

yun namang ayaw pumirma, sila yung walang tinatago.

[OPN]

Despite poll pledge, Aquino not waiving secrecy right

By DJ Yap, Norman Bordadora
Philippine Daily Inquirer
12:33 am | Monday, May 28th, 2012

Malacañang dismissed suggestions that President Benigno Aquino III fullfil a campaign promise to waive his bank secrecy rights “at this time” the way impeached Chief Justice Renato Corona did last week.

“It is incumbent on all to recognize that it is Mr. Corona who is on trial,” Palace spokesperson Edwin Lacierda said over the weekend when asked to comment on reminders posted on online forums that Mr. Aquino had pledged to waive his rights under the bank secrecy laws and open his bank accounts to the public during the presidential campaign of 2010.

Lacierda said that asking Mr. Aquino to sign a waiver of his bank secrecy rights while the impeachment trial against Corona is going on was like lumping law-abiding public servants together with those who are being called to account for wrongdoing.

“To seek a waiver from the President at this time is to absolve those being held to account while those who comply are lumped together with those who are before the bar of justice,” Lacierda told the Philippine Daily Inquirer in a text message.

Neither will Mr. Aquino require his Cabinet to sign a waiver similar to that issued by Corona on Friday.

Undersecretary Abigail Valte, the deputy presidential spokesperson, said over state-run radio dzRB Sunday that waiving bank secrecy rights was a voluntary and personal decision.

“This issue of signing a waiver has cropped up before and the President’s reply was that it would be up to the individual Cabinet members … They’re the ones who were given the right. He’s not going to force them. That will be their personal decision,” she said.

Asked about the campaign promise, Lacierda said Mr. Aquino’s statement of assets, liabilities and net worth (SALN) already includes the mandatory waiver for the Ombudsman to obtain documents from the appropriate government agencies to verify the extent of his wealth.

“To those who are asking if the President will sign a waiver, for the record the President’s SALN has always been made public and it includes the mandatory waiver for the Ombudsman,” he said.

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huwag na ninyong pilitin. ang puno mismo ayaw, ang bunga pa kaya?

Sos! Baga gyud ug leps si NoyNoy and his ilk. Kapal ng mukhang maghamon, pero if one takes his dare saka magbago ang isip kesyo ano-anong dinadahilan.

[PgUp]

Whether acquit or convict is the decision, the remaining 186 should sign their waivers.

Only Senator Escudero seems aware of this sign the waiver movement. But he did not acquit Corona. How can he manage to make his colleagues sign in the absence of Corona’s supporting interest? How can he convince the majority of the House to make officials transparent and responsible by waiving their bank secrecy rights? What if the defense was correct and Senators and Congressmen got funds to force Corona to vacate his office? Surely, he cannot depend on the same people who impeached Corona willfully?

Senator Santiago was clearer about the issue. As a former RTC judge, she feels there is a system flaw created by the legislature to introduce loopholes in the Law. The job for legislators is to make the Law clear and specific so that there would be fewer disputes in courts. Her accusation of government corruption makes the Senate Impeachment Court ridiculous trying to project an incredible image of purity and integrity.

Wasn't Corona resenting a huge loophole that directly contradicts the published motive for the CARP law in the case of Luisita farmers? Too many of such Laws are in effect today and these become seeds of graft and corruption. If there is a branch of government that would be blamed for the bad reputation of this country, then it would have to be the legislature foremost.