From a Disappointed Citizen

I have been resting for a while and totally missed my blog. Pissed off by Senator Tito Sotto's claim of this and that. Irritated by lies when in fact we know the truth.

Sen. Sotto on DZMM: There was no plagiarism. There was no intention. And I have no intentions of claiming anything.

With these said, I stopped defending Senator Tito Sotto to my co-bloggers. Having issues like his son died because of some "whatchamacallit pills" that existed 3 years after his wife gave birth, his quotes from a blogger who in fact is if you read her background, she's a supporter of what we call RH bill nowadays and his denial to his speeches being "copy-cats"... Totally, sad to say but sorry, I lose respect. 

All the while I though our dear senator will give it a second thought. I thought he maybe clouded by his emotions and end up being humble by admitting one's mistake and straighten things up. I thought wrong.  

When Sotto says population growth is also needed for economic development, I'm not sure if he's talking about population as a business or human welfare.
Sometimes dear senator, what we want is not what we see on TV. There are instances, like your speeches, that needs research. Thorough research. The people you are leading are not stupid. The people under these government are people with brains, with choices..

Now, New York Times didn't even miss to feature our dear Senator entitled A Plagiarist’s Rant Against Birth Control. Locally, same author wrote Walang Sugat, da sequel! Starring Tito Sotto.

I guess I'm loving Miguel Syjuco with these articles.

Well, guess I'm glad I didn't come from Iskul Bukol. 

Defend Life and Sustain It...

This so far is the DUMBEST tarp I've ever seen. When all along we thought the offering you give to the church are meant for the church, it goes beyond that. It is use to pay for tarps like these..

My question now to CBCP is " Why didn't you print something like 

"YES TO AIDS and YES TO STD"

since they are similar. 

The misunderstood concept of RHBILL are driving people confused. RHBILL is never about religion. RHBILL is about health. It is supporting a family not to go hungry, giving the right to proper education, the right of children to play instead of working and the right of parents to provide a good home. 

It is pro-life. It is sustaining a child that was born from birth until future holds. It is giving the kid a right to freedom and not to be a burden.

An indie movie "And babae sa septik tank" talks about poverty, child trafficking, inhumane living conditions of the marginalized sectors in the Philippines and where RHBILL plays a really good picture.

 To CBCP: 
If you say No to RHBILL is defending life, will you be able to sustain it? 
Easy for you to say since you never experienced buying cans of infant milk and tons diapers, right?