it's heartbreaking reading straits times and watching 24 oras online. victim and suspected murderer were best friends. suspected murderer's family cannot accept that she's being accused of such a macabre crime. everyone who knows her says that she is such a friendly person who is rarely seen without a smile. you wouldn't dare imagine that she is capable of doing such a thing. seeing her husband cry on tv is distressing enough, now imagine her two very young kids aged six and seven being taunted that their mother is worse than an animal for doing such an inhumane deed, and that she will be hanged, and worse of all, that they may never be able to hug her, kiss her, or run to her when their knees get scraped.
victim's family is, of course, grieving and raging with fury. they clamor for justice. their hopes and dreams of being alleviated from poverty were whacked out of their reach with every hit of the cleaver to dismember the victim's body. this lady had a husband and a kid too.
i wonder whose family is hurting more right now.
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this is in partial response to what ivy wrote in her blog. This is not a personal attack; i respect her opinion, but this is just what i think.
actually being the president of the philippines is not the most unwanted post; in fact, it is being desired so much by most trapos hence the perennial threat to oust the incumbent, among other reasons (which by the way i think are more important). they won't bother being called a filthy thief because people who do not have a conscience do not bother about labels, as long as they get what they want, and that is power.
point number two, about gloria being 'judged' by people. well, it is her own lapse of judgment that caused her to suffer this kind of fate she is suffering right now. she cheated in the elections. now this hasn't been officially proven yet, because our smart lawmakers murdered the impeachment complaint that would have further investigated the truth or untruth regarding the accusations. but because of this, it just made matters worse for her because now it's glaringly obvious that she is in fact guilty. now she's in new york for the UN summit, probably happily prancing about in her hotel suite thinking that she got away with being legally ousted.
here on earth we have legal proceedings, we have a judge, we have lawyers, and we have a court as a proper forum for scrutiny and investigations to uncover the truth. but since gloria won't fully cooperate to go about the legal way, people are bound to judge her in some other means. one cannot expect people to be quiet and just let their rights be trampled upon without offering any resistance.
of course God will deal with her accordingly, but it is unlikely through natural ways where human beings are not directly involved. i'm saying that it is unlikely she will be struck by lightning or whisked away by a tornado as punishment for her crimes. my point is, God might be using these whiners too.
criticisms thrown at her won't be as bad if she didn't do anything wrong in the first place.
just my two cents' worth.
victim's family is, of course, grieving and raging with fury. they clamor for justice. their hopes and dreams of being alleviated from poverty were whacked out of their reach with every hit of the cleaver to dismember the victim's body. this lady had a husband and a kid too.
i wonder whose family is hurting more right now.
this is in partial response to what ivy wrote in her blog. This is not a personal attack; i respect her opinion, but this is just what i think.
actually being the president of the philippines is not the most unwanted post; in fact, it is being desired so much by most trapos hence the perennial threat to oust the incumbent, among other reasons (which by the way i think are more important). they won't bother being called a filthy thief because people who do not have a conscience do not bother about labels, as long as they get what they want, and that is power.
point number two, about gloria being 'judged' by people. well, it is her own lapse of judgment that caused her to suffer this kind of fate she is suffering right now. she cheated in the elections. now this hasn't been officially proven yet, because our smart lawmakers murdered the impeachment complaint that would have further investigated the truth or untruth regarding the accusations. but because of this, it just made matters worse for her because now it's glaringly obvious that she is in fact guilty. now she's in new york for the UN summit, probably happily prancing about in her hotel suite thinking that she got away with being legally ousted.
here on earth we have legal proceedings, we have a judge, we have lawyers, and we have a court as a proper forum for scrutiny and investigations to uncover the truth. but since gloria won't fully cooperate to go about the legal way, people are bound to judge her in some other means. one cannot expect people to be quiet and just let their rights be trampled upon without offering any resistance.
of course God will deal with her accordingly, but it is unlikely through natural ways where human beings are not directly involved. i'm saying that it is unlikely she will be struck by lightning or whisked away by a tornado as punishment for her crimes. my point is, God might be using these whiners too.
criticisms thrown at her won't be as bad if she didn't do anything wrong in the first place.
just my two cents' worth.
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