Eduardo Pontaoe
20 June 2007

 

Ms. Josie Geslani Tamondong:

You’re so vague. What are you talking about “taking back the plaza” from the lawlessness of municipal officials? What did they do, Ms. Tamondong? Being outlaws? Disrespected history?

What’s so historical about your plaza in relation with the police? I could glean of your balderdash, so it may seems, the police has taken over. . . with the blessings of the corrupt politicos of Malasiqui, in holding Jueteng drawings under everybody’s noses. Is that what your town had become?

You beseeched the newly minted diputada Rachel Arenas. . .still nonplus on how she got elected and of what she gonna do. . . to bring a quickie-of-a-change to things she can’t do crap - much less - than she can change her exorbitant. . . atrocious make-up. This is foolhardy.

Don’t you realize by now, Ms. Tamondong, that Rachel Arenas. . .the vaunted graduate of Harvard was initiated and broken-in according to the canons of the center of American liberalism?

Would you feel that she changed so sudden in her burst in the most corrupt political establishment this side of the Pacific?

If you have no grasp of this girl, let it be, you have no chance at all.