Comments on: O’ Israel, get these people out of our country! http://barriosiete.com/o-israel-get-these-people-out-of-our-country/ "kung walang kurap, walang maghuhuramentadong PNP cop!" Sat, 24 Mar 2012 09:50:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: reynz http://barriosiete.com/o-israel-get-these-people-out-of-our-country/#comment-37778 reynz Thu, 22 Jul 2010 17:25:31 +0000 http://barriosiete.com/?p=25371#comment-37778 This was my response I posted to the Indolent Indio site: --- Israelis are really cute, they can invade me anytime hehehe! But your literal interpretation is incorrect. That’s not supposed to be interpreted literally. “Chosen people” go figure. I’m a loyal Noynoy supporter, but I disagree with the President as far as the Abad Family is concerned. In my mind, the ethical piece was clearly missing in the appointment and it became the more distasteful with the media barrage of their qualification pronouncements. The irony now is that, with their qualification/credentials argument, this whole thing is now being seen as arrogance and abuse of power. It’s wrong no matter which angle you look at it. It’s not about their credentials; it’s not about their qualifications. It’s about leadership, nurturing future leaders and believing and trusting other able & qualified Filipinos other than this family. It’s also very much about ethics and conflict of interest. It’s about equality of rule application. You don’t apply a different rule to your enemy and exempt your friends. You don’t create an environment that cultivates bad culture and gives rise to corrupt practices. Instead you prevent these conditions from happening. These are my opinions. And no, I don’t use a thesaurus when I write. I don’t even have a grammar check. I write raw with no pretensions. Thank you. This was my response I posted to the Indolent Indio site:
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Israelis are really cute, they can invade me anytime hehehe! But your literal interpretation is incorrect. That’s not supposed to be interpreted literally. “Chosen people” go figure.

I’m a loyal Noynoy supporter, but I disagree with the President as far as the Abad Family is concerned. In my mind, the ethical piece was clearly missing in the appointment and it became the more distasteful with the media barrage of their qualification pronouncements. The irony now is that, with their qualification/credentials argument, this whole thing is now being seen as arrogance and abuse of power.

It’s wrong no matter which angle you look at it. It’s not about their credentials; it’s not about their qualifications. It’s about leadership, nurturing future leaders and believing and trusting other able & qualified Filipinos other than this family. It’s also very much about ethics and conflict of interest. It’s about equality of rule application. You don’t apply a different rule to your enemy and exempt your friends. You don’t create an environment that cultivates bad culture and gives rise to corrupt practices. Instead you prevent these conditions from happening.

These are my opinions. And no, I don’t use a thesaurus when I write. I don’t even have a grammar check. I write raw with no pretensions.

Thank you.

]]> By: Sometimes we just don’t get Barrio Siete « Indolent Indio http://barriosiete.com/o-israel-get-these-people-out-of-our-country/#comment-37775 Sometimes we just don’t get Barrio Siete « Indolent Indio Thu, 22 Jul 2010 04:58:01 +0000 http://barriosiete.com/?p=25371#comment-37775 [...] criticizing a certain family that has the Philippine budget process in a stranglehold, for example: They always start with the best intentions in the world to save Filipino humankind. But we as Filipinos must be jurasically dysfunctional too, for we cannot seem to shake-off our [...] [...] criticizing a certain family that has the Philippine budget process in a stranglehold, for example: They always start with the best intentions in the world to save Filipino humankind. But we as Filipinos must be jurasically dysfunctional too, for we cannot seem to shake-off our [...]

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