Blind devotion?
Tiburon
5 May 2012
Re: Think about it – Spines unbeatable
This idea being pushed by … Jun Velasco …, that Espino couldn’t be beat, is a huge political bull likened to the founding of Pangasinan on April 5, 1580, as if Mr. Gonzalo and him, were there on April, 1580 to welcome Gonzalo Ronquillo de Penalosa, the Governor-General designate when he arrived in Manila.
The replacement . . .
The only clean-like-a-whistle candidate for governor of Pangalatotland should be … Congressman Leopoldo (Boy) Bataoil … if ever he intends to jump into the fray.
He’s the only elected official, who has never been involved, getting dirty in the long arms of corruption.
He is of kind demeanor and purrs like kitten. Everybody likes him!
What in the world . . .
Jun Velasco looks like a kiss-your-ass to Governor Espino. Every time Gov. Espino asks Jun V. to jump, he answers back, ” How high?”
If Gov. Espino tells him to take a shit, he would say, “What color?”
The blind devotion . . .
He will do anything Espino orders him to do because for one thing and one thing only; his brother’s the Press Secretary at Urduja.
As such, Jun Velasco always turns a blind eye on every Espino misdeed, not to rock the public trough, where members of his family earn a living to survive.
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