Default mode By + Oscar V. Cruz D. D. The present administration must be in a default mode on prudence and the pursuant right judgments. It is not enough that it issues faulty Presidential Proclamations and shameful Executive Orders every now and then to the consternation of the Supreme Court….
Joem 24 Aug 2007 Our boxers worked hard so we won. Bautista lost but he did his best and we were still able to take home the trophy. This success will raise the recognition of Philippine boxing as one of the best in the world. I hope this…
Jose Ceralde 24 Aug 2007 Mr. Isidro Ramos, Edwin’s concern is not the only one we posters have to worry about. Try and Google any one of us who ever posted their name in the Punch. You will be able to read their posting and if you are…
“Thou shalt not tell the truth” By +Oscar V. Cruz D. D. Even but the thought of that fateful 10 July which marked the date of the betrayal of those killed and desecrated soldiers in Basilan is already revolting enough. And to be further told that no less than certain…
Edener Benitez Fabella 22 Aug 2007 Unfolding events in the country is breathtaking. It embodies everything associated with a failed leadership at the expense of citizens reeling from poverty, hunger, corrupt government etc. Filipinos are paying a heavy price for that extra curricular activity in EDSA 6 years…
This is a belated reply to Ms. Ric’s query posted in this website last July 28. I am giving you the unexpurgated reply of the Dagupan City Schools Division for your information and evaluation. Best regards. Atty. Gonzalo T. Duque This has reference to your request re: the procedure…
Santiago Gelladuga Lopez 20 Aug 2007 I am 16 years old Chilean boy. I want to find my father who, I did not see him from 12 years old. Please send me any information to join him.
Isidro Ramos 22 Aug 2007 My utmost respect, Edwin. Thanks for feeding and fulfilling my inquiring mind. Your concern is happening right at this very moment where Mr. Jazy F. Garcia’s misstep is fueling a feeding frenzy. Stay well.
Eduardo Pontaoe 21 Aug 2007 The people were cheering him. They tried to encourage him because what they saw was not good. Jazy Fernandez was at the end of his race. He was too far behind by his lonesome . . . struggling, fighting the demons of defeat….
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