PNoy
must be really UP TO SOMETHING with the Cybercrime Prevention Act.
And intentionally or unintentionally, Presidential Spokesman
Edwin Lacierda has just given us reason to suspect that Malacanang was BEHIND the
crafting of the Act.
Lacierda
told ABS-CBN News that if the Supreme Court will decide that the Act is unconstitutional,
the government still has other legal remedies.
In
effect, Lacierda said Malacanang is ready to fight for the legality of the Act. Now, think about this, people:
PNoy or anyone else in Malacanang IS NOT THE
AUTHOR of the Act
The Act was authored by senators and
congressmen. Debates and interpellations on the Act were conducted in, and
staged by, both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
NOT IN MALACANANG!
So WHY would Malacanang BE THE ONE, or would
JOIN IN the fight for the legality of the Act should it be declared unlawful by
the Supreme Court? What makes Malacanang
HOTTER THAN THE SUMMER SUN for the legality of the Act that it’s already
sounding off its intention this early?
If there is anybody who should fight for the
constitutionality of the Act, it’s the senators and congressmen who authored
it.
It’s their work It’s them who should AGGRESSIVELY
PROVE that there was nothing wrong in what they did, that it’s constitutional
and should be implemented.
NOT MALACANANG, NOT PNOY OR LACIERDA
Senators and congressmen are supposed to be
INDEPENDENT from Malacanang.
So for Lacierda, and for that
matter Malacanang, to be this vocal and aggressive this early for the legality
of the Act is both ILLOGICAL AND SUSPICIOUS.
Unless Malacanang was involved in the writing
of the Act, especially the final version
which was signed into law by PNoy,
Or it already has plans on how to use the Act
and is finding the delay of the implementation due to the TRO UNACCEPTABLE.
Your floor, boys and girls 30.
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