PNOY''S HYPOCRISY, ON THE AMAN FUTURES SCAM

Deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte was quoted in a People’s Journal story as saying that so far, THERE IS NO scheduled meeting between PNoy and Malaysian Prime Minister Dato Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Abdul Razak at the ASEAN Summit in Cambodia on the multi-billion Aman Futures scam.

Specially on how to bring home the mastermind who has been sighted in Malaysia. Valte even specified that: “Magkikita sila pero whether that will be discussed di natin masabi at this point.”

This is nothing less than DOUBLE TALK and HYPOCRISY on the part of Pnoy.

PNoy had vowed justice for Aman’s victims before he flew to the ASEAN Summit.  I remember him promising "Hindi ho tayo titigil." 

And yet, THERE IS NO EFFORT to have even a brief meeting with Najib, the ONLY person who can FAST-TRACK the delivery of that justice.

For those who may have missed it, the Philippines has no extradition treaty with Malaysia. But If Najib himself will order the arrest of the Aman mastermind, there’s no reason why it can’t be done.

Pero PAANO NGA IUUTOS ni Najib kung ayaw man lang TALAKAYIN ni PNoy ang problema sa kaniya? Kung hindI pagiging DOBLE-KARA at KAIPOKRITUHAN ITO ni PNoy, kumontra na ang gustong kumontra.

Malacanang earlier informed media that PNoy has a tight schedule in Cambodia. They’re important meetings, no question about it.

But 15,000 PEOPLE CHEATED of their LIFETIME SAVINGS totaling at least P12 BILLION definitely DESERVES IMMEDIATE AND UNLIMITED ATTENTION, and I mean anytime, anywhere.

I’m not a diplomat. I have never been a diplomat nor have ever worked for one.

But I will still dare say that NO WOLRD LEADER WOULD MIND spending a few extra minutes or hours with a fellow head of state if he or she can help render justice to the victims and bring the master swindler to justice.

Too bad for us, PNoy doesn’t seem to recognize this. This is pursuit of justice, this is pro-poor, PNoy style. 

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