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Estrada: US strengthened Moro rebels; by John Anthony Concepcion
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AVBsupersonic	Nov 14 2011, 07:26 PM Post #21
Member Posts: 1,996 Group: Regulars Member #5,877 Joined: April 10, 2010	ni84 Nov 14 2011, 05:37 PM According to my uncle's business partners the reason why the US would support the MILF is that they can be a direct seller of the natural resources of Mindanao like in Africa, instead of going to the government and pay a huge amount to the government from rights, licenses and profits why not just talk and pay the local warlord who has no knowledge of the riches under his feet. You'll never know, maybe this is happening already under our noses kasi Money talks lalo na kapag International Agencies are involved you know??? Bilib din kasi sila (US) sa mga Moro lalo na nung encounters nila during WW1 pa 1911 to be exact, didn't anybody know that one of the reasons why COLT 1911 was born or invented, because it's for against the Filipinos and MOROS in 1911 Fil-Am War... kasi sa .38 cal hindi nila mapatay ang mga Moro kasi lumulusob pa kahit binabaril nila???
	"Some are just lucky that they're not under oath and are not classified!"- Blue badge


YipR	Nov 14 2011, 07:46 PM Post #22
Trainee Posts: 73 Group: Regulars Member #7,172 Joined: November 11, 2011	ni84, my uncle was beheaded in Mindanao and his head displayed in Town Plaza. I have nothing against the Muslim faith because I was once a convert. Pero halos lahat ng mga Moro sa likod tumitira.. They cannot give a fair fight. Hihintayin ka munang tumalikod bago ka barilin. Just base them on whose authority was it that the US military bases were expelled? Estrada! Morals are in the heart of the beholder. Just because there is rampant prostitution, you make them an issue? There are hundreds of thousands of prostitutes too in China and Cuba. As I said, morals are in the heart of the beholder which can also be translated in that murder is in the hearts of men with respect to gun control. There should be another referendum on bases. Given that the CPP-NPA cannot win a congressional seat sigurado ako the referendum would turn to our favour. If CPP-NPA grabs power, I am sure Chinese military bases shall be here in Pinas.



Hitman	Nov 14 2011, 08:24 PM Post #23
Member Posts: 934 Group: Regulars Member #5,856 Joined: March 10, 2010	YipR Nov 14 2011, 07:46 PM ni84, my uncle was beheaded in Mindanao and his head displayed in Town Plaza. I have nothing against the Muslim faith because I was once a convert. Pero halos lahat ng mga Moro sa likod tumitira.. They cannot give a fair fight. Hihintayin ka munang tumalikod bago ka barilin. Just base them on whose authority was it that the US military bases were expelled? Estrada! Morals are in the heart of the beholder. Just because there is rampant prostitution, you make them an issue? There are hundreds of thousands of prostitutes too in China and Cuba. As I said, morals are in the heart of the beholder which can also be translated in that murder is in the hearts of men with respect to gun control. There should be another referendum on bases. Given that the CPP-NPA cannot win a congressional seat sigurado ako the referendum would turn to our favour. If CPP-NPA grabs power, I am sure Chinese military bases shall be here in Pinas. I don't know about you Yaphir but you are off base in many of discussion here, the moros will attack you even in front thats why the colt 1911 was developed and this part of history is well known in the gun industry in both nations the US and Philippines. I think you have fun telling lies here. maybe you should see a psychologist. lol.



YipR	Nov 14 2011, 08:44 PM Post #24
Trainee Posts: 73 Group: Regulars Member #7,172 Joined: November 11, 2011	My uncle was really beheaded. Ask the former Airport director's his children who happen to be my cousins appointed by RAmos. He is my uncle. He passed away last year It was his cousin or my uncle too. The assertion that Moros are traitorous came from a campaign manager of Honasan whom Honasan thought was loyal to him but not. The PNP undercover agent was loyal to me and he spilled all the beans to me about the master coup plotter, Honasan. He had several baptisms of fire in Mindanao. I cannot name him for Honasan might get back at him. Tell me if I should email to you the names of the two and I will. I am staunch supporter of freedom of speech so I don't mind your criticisms. Isa lang ang balat sibuyas sa mundo: Sison!



spearhead	Nov 14 2011, 09:31 PM Post #25
DoctorNO, Your Neutral Observer. Posts: 6,903 Group: Regulars Member #655 Joined: February 14, 2006	Hitman Nov 14 2011, 08:24 PM YipR Nov 14 2011, 07:46 PM ni84, my uncle was beheaded in Mindanao and his head displayed in Town Plaza. I have nothing against the Muslim faith because I was once a convert. Pero halos lahat ng mga Moro sa likod tumitira.. They cannot give a fair fight. Hihintayin ka munang tumalikod bago ka barilin. Just base them on whose authority was it that the US military bases were expelled? Estrada! Morals are in the heart of the beholder. Just because there is rampant prostitution, you make them an issue? There are hundreds of thousands of prostitutes too in China and Cuba. As I said, morals are in the heart of the beholder which can also be translated in that murder is in the hearts of men with respect to gun control. There should be another referendum on bases. Given that the CPP-NPA cannot win a congressional seat sigurado ako the referendum would turn to our favour. If CPP-NPA grabs power, I am sure Chinese military bases shall be here in Pinas. I don't know about you Yaphir but you are off base in many of discussion here, the moros will attack you even in front thats why the colt 1911 was developed and this part of history is well known in the gun industry in both nations the US and Philippines. I think you have fun telling lies here. maybe you should see a psychologist. lol. Sinawsaw pa nga ng mga kano yung mga bala nila sa dugo ng mga kinatay na baboy para gamitin against the moros.
	"Men of War must learn the art of numbers or he will not know how to array his troops." - Plato


Hitman	Nov 14 2011, 09:56 PM Post #26
Member Posts: 934 Group: Regulars Member #5,856 Joined: March 10, 2010	YipR Nov 14 2011, 08:44 PM My uncle was really beheaded. Ask the former Airport director's his children who happen to be my cousins appointed by RAmos. He is my uncle. He passed away last year It was his cousin or my uncle too. The assertion that Moros are traitorous came from a campaign manager of Honasan whom Honasan thought was loyal to him but not. The PNP undercover agent was loyal to me and he spilled all the beans to me about the master coup plotter, Honasan. He had several baptisms of fire in Mindanao. I cannot name him for Honasan might get back at him. Tell me if I should email to you the names of the two and I will. I am staunch supporter of freedom of speech so I don't mind your criticisms. Isa lang ang balat sibuyas sa mundo: Sison! anybody can be a traitor, you cannot stereotype ok, who in the first place tipped off the US cavalry chasing Gen Aguinaldo? that resulted to the death of Gen Pio Del Pilar at Tirad Pass and capture of Aguinaldo? it was a pampangueno. As a result we lost the war. Lastly I am not interested of getting the names you mentioned. and you are not suppose to even mention this things and events since the nature of it is strictly confidential and you are willing to give me their names if emailed? You are either spying on us here or you do need a psychologist. lolllllll, we are not all stupid here man, or nubees, we were not born yesterday.



YipR	Nov 14 2011, 11:47 PM Post #27
Trainee Posts: 73 Group: Regulars Member #7,172 Joined: November 11, 2011	Who is the one defending the Moro MILF, enemy of the state? You! I don't have to spy on you. I am no.1 National Security consultant of DND, Philippines from Canada. I know everything except those that are covered by privacy clause which includes your name and address. I was really bribed with 2 thousand dollars by MSS to say things that Estrada said to the effect. I even signed a receipt. Hindi na kita papatulan. Baka ma-ban pa ako.



YipR	Nov 15 2011, 12:14 AM Post #28
Trainee Posts: 73 Group: Regulars Member #7,172 Joined: November 11, 2011	Hitman Nov 14 2011, 09:56 PM YipR Nov 14 2011, 08:44 PM My uncle was really beheaded. Ask the former Airport director's his children who happen to be my cousins appointed by RAmos. He is my uncle. He passed away last year It was his cousin or my uncle too. The assertion that Moros are traitorous came from a campaign� manager of Honasan whom Honasan thought was loyal to him but not. The PNP undercover agent was loyal to me and he spilled all the beans to me about the master coup plotter, Honasan. He had several baptisms of fire in Mindanao. I cannot name him for Honasan might get back at him. Tell me if I should email to you the names of the two and I will. I am staunch supporter of freedom of speech so I don't mind your criticisms. Isa lang ang balat sibuyas sa mundo: Sison! anybody can be a traitor, you cannot stereotype ok, who in the first place tipped off the US cavalry chasing Gen Aguinaldo? that resulted to the death of Gen Pio Del Pilar at Tirad Pass and capture of Aguinaldo? it was a pampangueno. As a result we lost the war. Lastly I am not interested of getting the names you mentioned. and you are not suppose to even mention this things and events since the nature of it is strictly confidential and you are willing to give me their names if emailed? You are either spying on us here or you do need a psychologist. lolllllll, we are not all stupid here man, or nubees, we were not born yesterday. Ya, anybody can be a traitor like Sison's household member in Utrecht who tells everthing to me here in Canada in exchange for sex. She frequently travels to African countries and Latin to run MSS agents. But she's into me for sex. Malaki ang mga ari-arian ko kaya I can afford her. "Kala ko wala nang lalaki pa kay Dolphy. Mas malayong malaki pa ang iyo"- Sison's household member or half sister of MSSantor to me or mine.



ni84	Nov 15 2011, 05:56 PM Post #29
Posts: 2,503 Group: Elite Member #7,006 Joined: August 16, 2011	Another area of interest here in Mindanao is the Liguasan Marsh in Maguindanao which according to some locals and a friend of ours which is an expert in the area stated that there are huge reserves of natural gases that according to my Russian friend could make Gazprom very very interested.
	We shall not fail or falter; we shall not weaken or tire...Give us the tools and we will finish the job. Sir Winston Churchill, BBC radio broadcast, 1941 We'll settle this the old navy way: first guy to die, loses. President Thomas 'Tug' Benson, Hot Shots! Part Deux Raketnye voyska strategicheskogo naznacheniya Rossiyskoy Federatsii 15,000 nukes and enough for another 40,000


YipR	Nov 15 2011, 07:17 PM Post #30
Trainee Posts: 73 Group: Regulars Member #7,172 Joined: November 11, 2011	We should allow all foreign investors of any race, color or country. 80% of profits goes to salaries for Filipino locals. 40% goes to the government in taxes. Rest of net profits are plowed back to the economy in the form of purchases of raw materials, machinery, leisure and entertainment. Filipino talent thus must look for investments in areas where profits of these multinationals can be 'plowed into'. If we are going to wait for Filipino businessmen to exploit these natural resources, nothing can happen. We either don't have the capital nor the technology. For economic blueprint, consult Lee Kwan Yew of Singapore, FROM THIRD WORLD TO FIRST WORLD.. If Sison grabs power, 99.99% of the population shall be mass deported to the countryside to work in the fields. Given the meticulousness of present generation of teenagers, laziness even to clean their own household which they leave to maids, and love for mental labour which accounts for 70 percent of the labour force inclined to do mental labour through secretarial work, clerical, I am sure it would take only weeks before 40% of these massdeported population to be shot one by one for refusing to do manual labour in the fields.



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