The business of governance
Silvestre Rayos
23 Spt 2010
Re: Jueteng
I am asking our political leaders, DILG, PNP hierarchy to look at jueteng objectively.
Wala tala gang aamin kung ayaw mong masibak sa puwesto, mahirap atang maghanap ng trabaho ngayon. Sen. Santiago’s expose’ is old news, it details how certain people received manna from heaven, it just falls on their lap without asking.
Mapapalitan ang mga taong tumatangap just like a revolving door but jueteng reigns supreme. Part of this show is patitigilin ng ilang araw kunyari, alam ng mga kubrador kung kailan ang raid. Itutuloy na naman bukas dahil mapapagod ang mga tao sa pagsubaybay, may bagong balita na naman ng kawatan at katiwalian kaya matatabunan na ang isyung ito.
Nobody wants to rock the boat except Bishop Cruz. Sa mga leaders natin sa Pangasinan, kung tinatamaan kayo ng batikos ni Bishop Cruz, it is part of his advocacy, crusade and part of his job to minister to the flock like a shepherd giving guidance to lost sheep.
Binoto naman kayo ng mga tao para maglinkod sa inyong mga constituents no antoy naiter yon pangkaabigan ed karakelan, tama ba??? Kung kaya ninyong mag-fastbreak ng resolution without consultation sa pagtangap ng nuclear plants sa Pangasinan di kaya din ninyong mag-fastbreak ng batas para maging legal ang jueteng.
Pls. don’t behave like onion-skinned people because if you do then you are in the wrong business. Or you are doing your job as part of the jueteng show. PALABAS labat itan.I just don’t want local govt. units to operate and manage jueteng themselves, just purely regulatory and ministerial duties lang.
Remember you are in the business of good governance. What if you decide to legalize drugs too??? Pupunta ba ang mga tao sa munisipyo, “Mayor pabili nga ng marijuana”.
Nagtatanong lang naman.
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