Don Victoria 29 Sept 2009 Juan Tamad, On innuendos and hearsays: Don’t you ever accuse anybody like Congressman Arthur Celeste, of smuggling banned substance, if you can’t prove anything. Your name denotes stupidity and absolute laziness to know before you open your mouth. You should be ashamed of yourself. Back…

Rami Aquino 28 Sept 2009 Re: JDV foresees political chaos Mr. Speaker, you’re my hero. You always help the Filipino people. You’re a great person. People of the 4th district of Pangasinan, they need Maam Gina as the next congresswoman kasi pareho kayong tunay na mabait sa tao, ang paglilingkod…

Chito G. Soriano 28 Sept 2009 Mr. Jess Delfin, Pls. explain to me why a U.S. educated economist, as you claim, does not have the leadership and managerial ability to run a Mc Donald’s or a 7-11 franchise, let alone running a country. Ignorant voters? My God… let’s be careful…

Ester Maramba 28 Sept 2009 Re: Overseas Dagupeños vow to join “Pawil Dagupan” Next visit in Southern California please include visiting The Greater Dagupan City Association in California. Thank you, Vice Mayor. We missed your visit. Back to Homepage

Ronaldo Castanaga 27 Sept 2009 Re: No such thing as public servant Mr. Delfin, I agree with you 100%. But it takes strong bearing to become a better leader. Look at them: Churchill, MacArthur, Roosevelt, Ford, and many more, turned the world in historic proportion. Reason would be that they’re…

Ronaldo Castanaga 27 Sept 2009 Re: A sure way to learn Maganggana ko’d kaaro Bill, 
Your Ha-Ha and 800 words to Sunday Punch with a PhD diploma signed by Editor Ermin, that’s quite an accomplishment. To learn Pangasinan is not an easy task. It’s like starting from block I again….

Juan Tamad 27 Sept 2009 Re: Gone to the dogs Mr. Delfin, Well written, accurate and straight to the point. Sad what’s happening, but blame is on the entire population for letting it happen. Napakatanga ng karamihan sa atin. Boto ko, magkano bili mo? Politics becomes a business. To governor,…

Jose Ceralde 26 Sept 2009 Edwin, I agree the beat goes on. The “ruling” families exist within our midst and reality in the US and any country in the world. When these rulers in RP finally wake up for the common good and not selfish interest will our country mature…

Jose Ceralde 26 Sept 2009 Re: A sure way to learn Mr. S. Bill Jimenez, Is there any elementary class in Pagasinan I could avail of or advice to a grade school pupil like me? I am a Pangasinan speaker but do not try to venture in writing it because…

Edwin 26 Sept 2009 Re: Break traditional politics And the beat goes on, and on and on. After the second world war a group of influential families, under the guise of nationalism, asked for and received independence from the U.S. Although the Philippines had not even begun to recover from…