Eduardo Pontaoe
24 March 2009

Well . . . talking about obtrusions, that become patently obtuse – such power play on the moiety of Gov. Espin-off is highly commendable.

Credit must go to which is due.

But, he did not see until now . . . these barriers which are perilous to everybody’s health, that he must be reminded.

As the governor of Pangasinan, he could have seen the impending disaster it would bring to those who drive like drunken sailors, and especially to those who drive with hands full talking and texting at the same time.

Not until he’s pinched, he could do without. Political expediency, Mr. Governor?

Sure it is!

As far as these obstructions being utilized infront of schools and churches goes . . . we should go further.

How about the highways and roads becoming kiln during harvest months?

The grains of corn and rice not only take a substantial part of the road, but the wooden barrier put on its end is too low to see not until you hit it. It could take lives, too.

What’s good for the goose, is good for the gander!

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