Mayor Nasser Pangandaman, Jr., Mayor of Masiu City, Lanao del Sur, his father, Secretary Nasser Pangandaman of the Department of Agrarian Reform beat up a defenseless 56 year old man and his 14 year old son.

Okay. i just happened to read a blog entry of a friend who posted a chain-message/blog post, about a 56year old man and his 14 year old son who got beated to a pulp by Antipolo City, Mayor Nasser Pangandaman, Jr., Mayor of Masiu City, Lanao del Sur, his father, Secretary Nasser Pangandaman of the Department of Agrarian Reform, and their gang of men.

And seriously, politicians have been pissing me off a long time ago. The kiss-the-peoples-ass speeches every elections, the dirty politics, the mind games, the works. But never, I had seen such rudeness, brutality, and shameful will of act.

Seriously, this man, with all his comrade involved on that beat up should be buried in the ground, only his head shown. Where everyone, I mean everyone who has the same sympathy I had for the family of the victim of the beat up; can freely spit on his face and anyone who wishes to throw a bowling ball right straight to his face would be our pleasure and delight.

Here; is a detailed statement by Bambee, daughter of the 56 year old man who got beat the hell up by those nasty politicians who thinks being elected to a public office makes them somewhat a God and us, the lower class of people are their slaves.

For god’s sake please spread her story. Re post her blog post and tell everyone to do the same. We need right now massive propaganda so that all people would know what a lowlife a politician can become.

http://vicissitude-decidido.blogspot.com/2008/12/world-is-fucked-up.html

ABS-CBN NEWS

Friday, December 26, 2008

The world has gone crazy.

So, I just had the worst day of my life.At around 1:30 PM today, at Valley Golf and Country Club, Antipolo City, Mayor Nasser Pangandaman, Jr., Mayor of Masiu City, Lanao del Sur, his father, Secretary Nasser Pangandaman of the Department of Agrarian Reform, and company, beat my defenseless 56-year-old dad and my 14-year-old brother to a pulp because of some stupid misunderstanding on the golf course.

This is a golf course. I have been a golfer all my life, and I have never seen anything like this. NOTHING. This is hard to comprehend. And it happened to my own father and my own brother too. Right in front of my eyes.

My brother and I were playing golf at the South Course of Valley. We were on the 3rd hole, and we see two golf carts going past us, overtaking our flight, and setting up to tee off on the next hole. My dad goes up to them and asks them why they would do that, why they would overtake us without even asking for our permission. Golf etiquette 101. One of the guys says that they’re with the flight in front of us. (So what? That doesn’t give them the right to just pass us WITHOUT asking.) So, we go to the 5th hole. The flight behind us catches up with us, and asks us what caused the hold up. We said that this flight just slipped in front of our flight. So we complained to the marshall. We play the 5th hole and walk towards the next hole, where there is a teehouse, and both the flights in front of us were there, talking with the marshall. The mayor of Masiu City, Lanao del Sur talks with my dad. Things get heated up. Voices were raised. But never, in my wildest dreams, did I ever imagine that someone would pull out a punch. Apparently not. He attacks my father. His flightmates, maybe 2 or 3 of them, rush to his aid and beat up my father. My 56-year-old father. My younger brother and I could not just watch. We rushed to break the fight. My younger brother pleads to the mayor to please stop it. To not hurt my dad. To just stop. His words still ring through my head…“Sorry na po, sorry na po…tama na…tama na po…” With his hands in front of his chest in a praying position. PLEADING. The mayor socks him in the face. My brother defended himself. My dad is still on the ground getting clobbered. My brother is the same way. I try to stop the fight, but all I can do is stop one person. There were 4 or 5 of them attacking now.

Someone breaks up the fight. I thought it was all over. The mayor shouts to his caddy: “Hindi nila kami kilala! Sabihin mo nga sa kanila kung sino ako!” And believe me, I had no idea who this person was. But now I know. He’s the person who, with 4 other men, beat up my 56-year-old father and my 14-year-old brother. He’s the person who sacks a pleading 14-year-old kid in the face. He’s a person who, I am sure, is gonna rot in hell.

I lash out, but my dad held me back. I was screaming my lungs out, shouting to this mayor, telling him about what he had done. I said: “Nakakahiya kayo. Singkwenta’y sais anyos ang tatay ko. And kapatid ko kakatorse anyos. Anong ilalaban nila sayo?”

The mayor looks at my brother, point to his face, and says, “Tatandaan kita!” And he tells me that my brother has a bad attitude and that I need to watch him. WHAT THE HELL?! So, my brother’s bad for defending his father?!

We leave. We walk to the clubhouse to file a complaint. My brother asks for a doctor. My dad could barely walk. Their group comes to the clubhouse, sees my brother. Once again my brother pleads, says sorry, and is crying. He was CRYING, for crissakes. But no. The relentless mayor still punches him in the face, and then sees my dad and goes after my dad again. Him and his friend pull my dad to the ground, pulls at his feet, and steps on him like he’s dirt. I run to him and try to hold him back, holding him back by his shirt, while this other guy and this girl tries to stop me. She tells me to just stop it. I scream in her face “they’re beating my father up and you want me to stop?!” I pull at his shirt–I don’t let go. All I can see was my dad being trampled on. I didn’t even see my brother getting beat up.

People pull them away. I get my dad, and I saw my brother. His right ear was bleeding. I freaked out. I told the receptionists to bring my brother to the clinic. I pull my dad away. People were separating us.

My mom and my older brother come. I tell her Bino’s right ear is bleeding. They both look like they could kill. My dad holds my brother off, I hold off my mom. When I finally got my mom under control, my older brother gets away and I hold him off. Two of the mayor’s bodyguards pull out guns. I embraced my brother from the back, just holding him back, crying. The receptionists came to us, crying, hugging me, my dad, and my mom, whispering to us to just leave. “Maam, umalis na po kayo, may mga baril sila…Maam…umalis na po kayo please…”

I am pretty sure the Secretary of DAR did not take part in the fight, but he just watched all this happen. He watched two of his sons, as we figured out, the other guy was his son, too, beat up my father and my 14-year-old brother. He didn’t do anything to stop it. And this person is what now? A cabinet member. A politician.

Sounds like something out of a movie, doesn’t it? But this is what happened. TODAY. The day after Christmas. To my family. And all I ask for is JUSTICE. The people at Valley Golf did not seem to want to help us. None of the security guards even tried to stop the fight. Right in the clubhouse. I came back after the fight was over and talked to the receptionists. They say they did not see anything. The general manager of Valley Golf would not give us the names of the men who made my brother’s ear bleed. It took him an hour. Maybe even more than that. He seemed to not want to help us. Because, we were against the SECRETARY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRARIAN REFORM and the MAYOR OF MASIU CITY, LANAO DEL SUR. They were all scared.

The world has gone crazy. Two politicians beat up a defenseless 56-year-old father and his 14-year-old son. At a golf course. I swear to God, I thought golfers were decent people. You would think politicians were decent people. I guess not. I guess they gang up on 56-year-old men and beat up pleading 14-year-old kids.

Please pray for my dad, my brother and for my whole family. Please pray that we get JUSTICE. Oh God, please, give these people what they deserve.

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Read it, and re-post if you want.

Patalsikin..

Bakit ayaw ng kabataan sa CharterChange ni Arroyo?

1.  Ang Charter Change ay isang taktika ni Gloria Macapagal Arroyo para makapanatili sa pwesto lampas pa ng 2010.

Anumang dahilan at palusot, hindi maalis ang motibong “term extension” sa ChaCha.

Batid ng kabataan at ng mamamayan, at maging ng mga kasampakat ni Arroyo, na tanging ang ChaCha ang nalalabing “ligal” na paraan para matakasan ni Arroyo ang pananagutan sa mamamayan matapos ang termino niya sa 2010. Isinasapilit ni Arroyo, kanyang mga anak sa Kongreso, at kanyang mga kaalyado ang cha-cha dahil tiyak na samut-saring mga kaso ng mga di-resolbadong anomalya, korapsyon, pandaraya at paglabag sa karapatang-tao ang nakaamba nilang harapin malaong wala na sila sa pwesto pagsapit ng 2010.

2. AngC ha-Cha ay maaring gamitin para maling ipatupad ang Batas Militar.

• Tatanggalin ang 60-day limit sa pagdeklara ng batas militar at suspensyon ng writ of habeas corpus.
• Mawawalan ng kapangyarihan ang Kongreso na bawiin ang proklamasyon ng batas militar o suspensyon ng writ of habeas corpus.
• Mawawalan na rin ng kapangyarihan ang Korte Suprema na irebyu ang mga batayan ng pagdeklara ng batas militar.
• Palalabnawin ang mga kasalukuyang pamantayan ng pagdeklara ng batas militar ayon sa nakasaad sa Konstitusyon. Magiging mas bulnerable ito sa pagsasamantala ng mga makapangyarihan.
• Buburahin ang ilang mga makabuluhang probisyon sa Konstitusyon hingil sa karapatang-tao at sa Bill of Rights.

3. Palalalain ng Cha-Cha ang matinding krisis sa ekonomiya at kabuhayan.

• Ibubukas ng ChaCha ang pambansang patrimonya at ekonomiya sa ibayo pang pagsasamantala at pagaari. Ayon sa probisyon sa ChaCha hingil sa ekonomiya, hindi na 60-40 ang porsyento ng hatian para sa dayuhang pagaari sa mga batayang industriya at serbisyo kungdi papayagan na hanggang 100 porsyento.
• Papayagan ang mga dayuhang entidad na magmay ari maging ng mga lupang residensyal, komersyal at industriyal.
• Papayagan ang mga dayuhang entidad na malayang gamitin atlapastanganin ang mga likas na yaman ng bansa.
• Papayagan din ang mga dayuhang entidad na kontrolin at pagmay-arian ang mga pampublikong utilidad at serbisyo tulad ng tubig, kuryente at telecommunications.

4. Palalalain ng Charter Change ang kolonyal at komersyal na katangian ng ating kultura, edukasyon at mass media sa pamamagitan ng pagpayag sa tuwirang dayuhang pagaari sa kontrol sa mass media, mga eskwelahan at advertising firms.

• Tatanggalin ang probisyong nagtitiyak ng prayoridad ng gobyerno ang edukasyon, sining, agham at teknolohiya.
• Tatanggalin ang probisyong nagaatas sa mga eskwelahan na ituro ang nasyonalismo, pagkilala sa pambansang bayani at karapatang pantao.
• Malayang makakapasok ang mga banyagang eskwelahan at papayagan ang 100porsyentong dayuhang pagmamay-ari sa mga edukasyunal na institusyon at pamantasan.
• Idadagdag ang salitang “responsible” sa karapatan sa malayang pamamahayag at malayang assembliya sa Bill of Rights.

5. Papayagan ang higit na dayuhang pakikialam at pananamantala sa pamamagitan ng pagpayag sa mga makaisang-panig ng mga trapo.

• Bibigyang daan ang panunumbalik ng mga dayuhang base militar sa bansa.
• Tatanggalin ang mga limitasyon at restriksyon sa pagpasok ng mga tropang dayuhan at kanilang mga pasilidad.
• Mas mapapadali ang pagratipika sa mga makaisang-panig sa tratado at internasyunal na mga kasunduan para lamang sa interes ng mga dayuhan.

Stop Gloria’s CHA-CHA Now!

Sumama sa inter-faith prayer at protesta .

Disyembre 12, 2008(Biyernes), 4:00PM

Ninoy Aquino Monument, Ayala Ave. corner Paseo De Roxas, Makati City

Youth ACR Now assembly sa Rustan’s Ayala Ave., 2:00pm

Ituloy ang laban ng Kowloon : via teh internet!

Paglaganap ng kamulatan ukol sa mga 73manggagawang tinanggal sa Kowloon House.

Parami na ng parami ang nakikita kong Boykot Kowloon driven blogs, visual arts at video footage.

Bukod sa pagpunta ng personal sa picket line sa West Ave QC para mamahagi ng inyong tulong at donasyon at bukod sa lahat ang pinaka importante : Ang inyong moral support para sa mga manggagawa, Maari rin nating ipalaganap at ipropaganda ang isyu ng Kowloon House dito sa sa blogosphere. Partikular sa mga social networking sites tulad ng Friendster, MySpace at Facebook.

Isang malaking tulong na rin ang simpleng pagkalat ng mga Boykot Kowloon Images at videos tulad ng YouTube sa Friendster at iba pang social networking sites.

Kaya ano pa ang hinihintay natin? Ituloy ang laban sa Kowloon House.

Join the Bowkot Kowloon campaign here in teh intwerwebs.

Paano sumali :

1. Pinaka epektibo ay gumawa ng mga blog entries katulad nito para mas lumawak ang mga taong nakakaalam ng isyung pinaglalaban natin laban sa management ng Kowloon House.
2. Ikalat ang mga propaganda materials katulad ng nasa baba sa inyong mga kaibigan sa Friendster, Multiply atbp.

Mga Images na maaaring ikalat

Boykot Kowloon!

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Mga Propaganda materials mula sa YouTube

Ang simpleng pagpapakalat ng mga images at videos na yan ay malaking tulong na rin upang mas maraming masa ang maka alam at mamulat sa nangyari sa 73 manggagawang tinanggal sa Kowloon House. Sa simpleng pagpasa ng mga yan sa pamamagitan ng comments sa friendster ay malaking ambag na sa paglaban at paggiit sa karapatan na ating ipinaglalaban. Kaya ano pang hinihintay natin?

Ang simpleng pagpapakalat ng mga images at videos na yan ay malaking tulong na rin upang mas maraming masa ang maka alam at mamulat sa nangyari sa 73 manggagawang tinanggal sa Kowloon House. Sa simpleng pagpasa ng mga yan sa pamamagitan ng comments sa friendster ay malaking ambag na sa paglaban at paggiit sa karapatan na ating ipinaglalaban. Kaya ano pang hinihintay natin?