Kung ibabalik ang US Bases, Clark & Subic, papayag ka ba? Yes or No

[BossVic]

DABARKADS! Ngayong tumataas ang tensyon sa pagitan ng mga Chinese at Pinoy, payag ba kayong ibalik ang US Bases sa bansa?

[jpd74]

malaking maitutulong niyan sa ating economy at defence ...
pero asahan mo na araw araw may rally sa us embassy ...

[bier_trinker]

Kung gusto pa nila, eh di why not? In the first place, ayoko na pinaalis sila e.

Kaso darami na naman ang mga pinay hustlers tulad ni Nicole at Pamela na 'rape' victims. pweh!

[andresbonifacio2]

Read and join in the comments section of this news report.

China sends more ships to disputed shoal
Source: http://ph.news.yahoo.com/china-sends...GlvbnM-;_ylv=3

Notable quotes:

Sa ngayon seguro, hindi patahimikin si ex-senator Salonga. Una marami nawalan ng trabaho sa Pinas dahil kaalinsabay pgalis ng kano, umalis na rin ang ilang negosyante at lumipat sa ibang bansa. Sumunud bumaba rin ang effectiveness ang pwersa ng militar at sunundan pa ito ng corruption sa military na hindi basta basta magawa noon. heheheh mga loyalist nasan kayo.

Erap where are you? You are very brave to send out US bases now China is here where are you?

Asan na 12 Senathorns? Gumawa nmn kayo ng paraan para makabawi kayo sa inyong pagkakamali !!!!!

[GL2814.5]

With the US closing down most of its overseas (and some stateside) bases, I don't think they're interested to set up a permanent base like Clark and Subic.

I think the US is more interested in seeking "temporary basing rights" where they can have access to our ports and airports.

It would be cheaper for them since they don't have to pay "rent" or other expenses associated with maintaining a permanent base such as Clark or Subic.

[R3'91]

Senathorns: "ang lagay ba eh ..."

[c_brain]

Sa Mindanao naman sila magtayo ng base. Army, Air Force, at Navy para masaya. Ahihihihi

[tokusatsu]

rise of AIDS cases in 3...2...1...

[Archimedes]

oo pero wag sa Clark and Subic kasi developed na yan.
Sa Palawan na lang yung pinakamalapit sa Spratlys o kaya sa Jolo hehe.

Rental Fee: $2Billion a year

[kelunji]

Payag ako, pero ang terms:

1. A brand new fully-armed destroyer with spares bevery 3 years lease.
2. A fully armed, brandnew, latest model fighter jet with spares for every 3 months lease.
3. $10 billion dollars every year as rent.
4. Write off our previous international debts.
5. A new model tank every 3 months.
6. A new APC every 2 months.
7. Waived US visas.
8. US gov't pays and maintains their own official brothel and ******.
9. In addition to the rent, they also give another $5 billion dollars in aid every year.

[AbulugAdventure]

No for me. Nadadala ako sa mga dinodonate nila sa bansa natin tapos laging hugas kamay pag me nambabraso sa tin. Buti kung tulungan talaga tayo nyan pag inatake ng gobyernong Inchek beho yung bansa natin.

[Dragonei]

Sus, kupkupin na nila buong bansa natin harinawa! Tutal naman yung constitution at form of government natin gusto natin igaya sa kanila. Not to mention colonial naman talaga tayo. Higit sa lahat, walang kakayahan ang pilipino pamunuan sarili nila. Dapat kasi nakinig si Quezon sa mga pananaw ni RIzal.

[Rocker09]

The bases shouldn't have been removed in the 1st place.

[markfroilan]

former senate president jovito salonga i learned is very old after losing his wife a year ago or 2 to some sort of cancer and is more bedridden now.he cant answer to these allegations anymore. I read somewhere here in LAFI that it was Ferdinand Marcos who authored the exit of the US bases decades before he was toppled.I reckon he(FM) planned that by weighing the pros and that he could have already envisioned the Philippines as an Asian power come 1991.

[Gide0n]

oo naman.

Una, maraming pokpok ang matutuwa. Pangalawa, yung pangbili ng warship (kuno), pwedeng ilaan na lang sa paggawa ng schools. Pangatlo, instant defense para sa P'nas... dun sila malapit sa Panatag Shoal

[Archimedes]

Jovito Salonga and Erap voted NO to the US Bases in 1991 simply because of their presidential AMBITIONS the following year.

[paenggoy]

From what I remember, that time bases in the US were being closed due to lack of funds. Also, the US was giving "military aid" in the form of overpriced, surplus equipment worth around $300 million for the use of the bases while paying Singapore a higher amount for rental of port facilities for repairs.

[maikimai]

As an Olongapeno, I am neutral with this one, sure magbo-boom ang mga business kaso dadagsa nanaman yung mga Cheap Pinay at yung mga bastardong puti na anak nila. Ayokong maging Sin City ulit ang Olongapo, kung gusto nilang magtayo sa ibang lugar na lang.

[SIOPAO MAN]

well, ngayong matagal nang wala ang US bases, na -realize din ng US na they didn't need those bases in the philippines after all, the region is stable and has been stable since they left. Sapat na yung mga bases sa Guam, Hawaii and Japan

[andresbonifacio2]

well, ngayong matagal nang wala ang US bases, na -realize din ng US na they didn't need those bases in the philippines after all, the region is stable and has been stable since they left. Sapat na yung mga bases sa Guam, Hawaii and Japan

WTF?

This region is so stable that majority of Filipinos wants the U.S. bases back.