A lot of questions immediately entered my mind
following the Commission on Elections (Comelec) denial of the bid of PNoy ally Black
and White Movement, to join the 2013 party-list polls
Why did Comelec Chairman Sixto Brillantes initially
withheld the denial from media people? His excuse that the paper work has yet to
be done is SUSPICIOUS, to say the least.
For two reasons:
First: If he, as chairman, was so particular with
the paperwork, then why didn’t he issue a gag order to the commissioners until
the paper work is done?
Making Brillantes’ initial silence more puzzling
is his immediate confirmation of the rejection of Black and White Movement’s poll
bid after a slip of the tongue to reporters
by Commissioner Lucenito Tagle.
Ico-confirm din pala niya kahit wala pang
paperwork, BAKIT HINDI pa si Brillantes mismo ang nagsabi samedia?
Denials of party-list bids by other groups
for the 2013 elections were announced in a flash after these were decided on. What
makes the Black and White Movement so special to Brillantes?
Second: PNoy appointee Grace Padaca had
boasted in media that she will be independent as a Comelec commissioner. Then
WHY DID SHE NOT VOTE on the Black and White Movement’s petition?
In fairness to the Comelec, their explanation
for rejecting the Black and White Movement was CLEAR ENOUGH.
Here are some of its salient points:
Black and White failed to show in its
articles of incorporation, by-laws, history and track record that it represents
the marginalized sectors of women, urban poor and youth.
The movement’s primary advocacy is good
governance.
“(But) while it may have involved women,
urban poor and youth in this advocacy, their involvement is merely coincidental
to the advocacy for good governance. Black and White failed to mention in its
track record its accomplishments pertaining to the women sector.”
Even a high school kid can understand the
English used by the Comelec in its ruling. Don’t tell me PADACA COULD NOT.
NASAAN ANG INDEPENDENCE na sinasabi mo, Ms.Padaca?
Black and White, at higit sa lahat ang Batas
ang pinaguusapan, HINDI SI PNOY. Bakit HINDI MO MASANGAYUNAN ang maliwanag na .desisyon
ng mga kasamahan mo?
To those who would still believe in Padaca, my
deepest CONDOLENCES. 30
Nasaan nga ba ang INDEPENDENCE na sinasabi ni Ms.Padaca? Grabe, articles about politics in the philippines really gives me headaches.
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