A
report by gmanews.tv says that according to the Commission on Audit (COA), the
UNLIQUIDATED cash advances of government agencies in 2013 totalled to some P10
billion..
Pero
heto ang MALAKING KATARANTADUHAN, mga kababayan:
Ang
P10 bilyon ay 25 DOBLE ng naitalang P400 MILYONG CASH ADVANCE, na PERA NG
SAMBAYANAN, na HINDI MALAMAN kung saan napunta, noong 2012.
Sa
halip na mabawasan, LUMAKI PA NG 25 DOBLE.
At
ang PINAKAMATINDI, P6 bilyon o MAHIGIT KALAHATI ng P10 bilyong DI MAIPALIWANAG
na cash advance ay napunta sa TATLONG AHENSYA LAMANG.
The
gmanews.tv report said the Commission on Elections (Comelec) got the biggest
share with more than P3 billion spent on its officials and employees, and for
domestic and foreign trips.
Think
about it, people: MORE THAN P3 BILLION, or P10 MILLION A DAY if you take the
average at 365 days a year, just for trips and the staff alone.
The
Department of Education recorded more than P2 billion in unliquidated cash
advances. More than P1 billion was chalked up by the Department of Interior and
Local Government (DILG).
Now,
consider this boys and girls:
KILALA
ang mga ahensiya ng gobyernong nakinabang sa P10 bilyong cash advance.
Samakatuwid, may MGA RECORD O PAPELES din na nagtataglay ng mga PANGALAN ng mga
pinagbigyan o humingi ng pera at kung para saan kuno ito.
BAKIT
UNLIQUIDATED O HINDI PA MAIPALIWANAG HANGGANG NGAYON kung saan napunta ang
pera? At bakit LUMAKI ITO NG 25 DOBLE kumpara noong 2012?
Kasama
ang P10 bilyon sa mga buwis at iba pa nating PINAGHIRAPANG BINABAYARAN sa
gobyerno ni PNoy, mga kababayan,
Keep
this in mind, people, ESPECIALLY COME THE 2016 ELECTIONS!30
.