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Re: Rachel Perers: Give Mocha Uson a Chance

Postby Macintosh » Sun May 14, 2017 1:17 pm

    

Very well said.
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Para sa akin, ito ang parang appropriate na response especially the political issue are VERY SENSTIVE.

Kaya, dito masusubukan bilang isang beauty queen how can she handle a situation under the pressure especially politics.

Okay, just to face the reality na Politics is not the Idealism for instance pa-prinsipyo prinsipyo chu chu. Lumang tugtugin na iyan. Politics is realism, in lieu, it is more about iba't ibang interes ng bawat isa. Kaya, in that case kay Mariel, she goes on a wrong bark. Mali ang tinapakan niyang laro. Dahil natapakan niya iyong malaking bait, bawas puntos sa kanya.

Kaya, iyang kay Peters na pagsagot tungkol kay Mocha ay ang good moves. Just to face it that this world is A Game of Thrones. Di na iyan mababase kung ano ang tama at mali. Marahil, nandito tayo sa isang makatotohanang laro without fix rules. Matirang matibay for its own interest. Kaya, I think Peters are aware how Politics works.

Therefore, sa mga future beauty queen, di lang pwede ngawngaw lang ng ngawngaw na hindi pinag-isipan. Kailangan diyan, marunong kayong maglaro ng politika. You may balance oyour principle but in a pace of Politics.

Iyon lang.


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Postby volcomtits » Sun May 14, 2017 1:47 pm

soledad wrote:pag pabor sa kanila at paniniwala ang mga naririnig nila classy pero pag hindi pabor sa kanila with the same manners, hindi na classy may mura pa


tawa ako dito hahahaha ,,, may tama ,,,,,, classy ,,,,, dapat natural di pilit ,,,, :=p
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Postby lutosfeet » Sun May 14, 2017 2:29 pm

Very well said Miss Universe Philippines, now I know why you won over that judgemental girl :=p :=p :=p :=p ,, Sa mga nagtatangol pa din kay Mariel, dito kayo makinig kay Rachel, May diplomasya at neutral ang opinion pag dating sa Politics
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Re: Rachel Perers: Give Mocha Uson a Chance

Postby mysticV » Sun May 14, 2017 3:09 pm

[quote="plan8017"]So many faggots trumpeting the word class to describe Rachels statement on mochas opinion. U call that a class act? What do these people who call Mariel baboy ad nauseam know abt class. Im telling you, there are a lot of stupid Filipinos who dont know what theyre talking abt. And i attribute this to our culture which doesn't encourage intelligent debate. Even college grads dont know how to argue logically. I attribute this to a lack of knowlege in philosophy n humanities to make us think n express ourselves with kindness n humanity. I myself cannot get myself to call anyone baboy or paint anyone in a disparaging manner. I always think twice abt whta i write n say. I step on the breaks when my eyes are bloodshot. Call it class, breeding, good education, exposure in manners n good conduct, proper parenting, mixing with people from different bacgroynds, hving the right circle of friends helped mold the way i hve become -- kind, even keeled, balanced, fair, compassionate. I dont go around spewing expletives over a non issue. Personal Principles and values should still resonate even in the worst of times. Misso encourages free expression but the kind that appalls. Calling Mariel baboy or Mocha pokpok in civilized society disconcerts n truly saddens. These statements n d debate that rages on reveal so much about US AS A PEOPLE, the inroads we Filipinos hve reached after Rizal. So very sad. Now i believe the sentiments of my foreign friends about how fucked up the Pinoys are especially when you make them get out of their comfort zone in a DEBATE or argumentation. Kamatayan ng isa ang hangganan.[/quote

This is pure honesty and unfortunately , sad reality. Very well said!
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Re: Rachel Perers: Give Mocha Uson a Chance

Postby lutosfeet » Sun May 14, 2017 3:16 pm

volcomtits wrote:
soledad wrote:pag pabor sa kanila at paniniwala ang mga naririnig nila classy pero pag hindi pabor sa kanila with the same manners, hindi na classy may mura pa


tawa ako dito hahahaha ,,, may tama ,,,,,, classy ,,,,, dapat natural di pilit ,,,, :=p


Grabe naman pag tangol nyo kay Malditang Mariel, porke ba alam mo nang pangit at maitim ang nakatabi mo sa jeep eh, kaylangan natural na pag sigawan mo sa loob ng jeep na may katabi kang maitim at panget..????

Class ba? oo sya na ang class pero BUTANGERA at MAPANGLAIT lang naman :%)) :%)) :%))

You guys are delusional @-) @-) @-) @-) @-)

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Re: Rachel Perers: Give Mocha Uson a Chance

Postby honeymae7405 » Sun May 14, 2017 4:25 pm

She is apparently a certified dutertard.

Read further, she is quoted saying something like: "Trust in the president (his choice). He knows what's best for our country."

Say that again? Since when? That's something that i expected to come out of Mocha"s mouth, not hers. What a disappointment.
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Postby callmemike » Sun May 14, 2017 5:03 pm

honeymae7405 wrote:She is apparently a certified dutertard.

Read further, she is quoted saying something like: "Trust in the president (his choice). He knows what's best for our country."

Say that again? Since when? That's something that i expected to come out of Mocha"s mouth, not hers. What a disappointment.


http://www.rappler.com/nation/169695-du ... angDuterte on appointing Mocha: 'Ako naman may-ari ng Malacañang'

President Rodrigo Duterte says, 'May utang na loob ako. What's wrong in paying?'
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NEW OFFICIAL. President Rodrigo Duterte speaks with newly appointed Communications Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson in Hong Kong. Screen grab from Mocha Uson's Facebook page



NEW OFFICIAL. President Rodrigo Duterte speaks with newly appointed Communications Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson in Hong Kong. Screen grab from Mocha Uson's Facebook page

MANILA, Philippines – President Rodrigo Duterte stressed that he is the "owner" of Malacañang as he defended his decision to appoint pro-Duterte blogger Mocha Uson as communications assistant secretary.

Referring to Uson's critics, Duterte said in a video uploaded by the blogger on Friday, May 12, "Inggit lang ‘yan. Inggit 'yan sila na ikaw, dumating doon.
" (They're envious. They're envious that you were able to reach that.)

"At saka sinabi ko, 'May utang na loob ako.' (And I also said, ‘I have a debt of gratitude’). What's wrong in paying?"

"Tutal ako naman ang may-ari ng Malacañang ngayon," he said in a conversation with Uson in Hong Kong. (Anyway I am the owner of Malacañang now.)

Duterte on Monday, May 8, appointed Uson assistant secretary of the Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO). (READ: How much will Mocha Uson earn at PCOO?)

Duterte on Wednesday, May 10, already defended Uson's appointment, saying he has a debt of gratitude to her. He added that "there is no law" that disqualifies a sexy dancer from even becoming Philippine president.

Uson, who started as a sexy dancer, is Duterte's staunchest defender online. She has often propagated fake news to her 5 million followers, and has discredited mainstream media as "presstitutes."

In an investigative report by Rappler, Uson's Facebook page is described as "the lynchpin of a sophisticated pro-Duterte propaganda machine." – Rappler.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/anderscorr ... 1732dc2fb6

New Philippine Debt of $167 Billion Could Balloon To $452 Billion: China Will Benefit

According to the South China Morning Post on May 12, “Philippine Secretary of Budget and Management Benjamin Diokno estimated some US$167 billion would be spent on infrastructure during Duterte’s six-year term, under the slogan ‘Build! Build! Build!’.” That could increase current Philippine national government debt of approximately $123 billion, to $290 billion. But that does not include interest. High rates of interest that China, the most likely lender, could impose on the new debt could balloon it to over a trillion U.S. dollars in 10 years. More likely according to my analysis, at 10% interest the new debt could go to $452 billion, bringing Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio to 197%, second-to-worst in the world. That understates the burden to the Philippines, as existing national government debt would also accrue interest over that time, and such interest was not included in the analysis. Dutertenomics, fueled by expensive loans from China, will put the Philippines into virtual debt bondage if allowed to proceed.Duterte and his influential friends and business associates could each benefit with hundreds of millions of dollars in finders fees, of 2-7%, for such deals. Duterte reportedly sought to fast track some deals, and has publicly mooted the possibility of declaring martial law for a wide range of issues, including drugs, traffic, and the situation on Mindanao. Debt imposed on the public through corruption, fast-tracking or under martial law should be considered odious debt, and not repayable. The only way to stop such unjust debt is for the terms to be entirely transparent to the Philippine public in advance, for full cost-benefit analyses to be done by an independent authority on each deal, and for the Philippine Congress to vote on whether each deal proceeds. Failing that will lead to virtual Philippine debt bondage to China.

The attached chart shows how $167 billion of new Philippine debt will affect the Philippine economy over a period of 10 years, at different possible interest rates. It assumes monthly compounding of interest and is based on a standard compound interest formula. The effect will be very different depending on the rate of interest — which neither the Duterte Administration nor China has divulged. The Philippine people must demand to know and agree to this interest rate before the deals are signed.

Even at 5%, which is nearest the lending rate of interest published by the IMF and World Bank for the Philippines, the effect of such a large sum would be an increase in debt (in addition to existing debt) of $275 billion after 10 years. That would bring the Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio to approximately 136%. But at 20%, the maximum interest rate that might occur in a debt-distressed country like Argentina or Venezuela, the debt could balloon to $1.2 trillion in 10 years. That is an unlikely worst-case scenario, but worth calculating as an illustration of the importance of the interest rate.

According to the South China Morning Post on May 12, “Philippine Secretary of Budget and Management Benjamin Diokno estimated some US$167 billion would be spent on infrastructure during Duterte’s six-year term, under the slogan ‘Build! Build! Build!’.” That could increase current Philippine national government debt of approximately $123 billion, to $290 billion. But that does not include interest. High rates of interest that China, the most likely lender, could impose on the new debt could balloon it to over a trillion U.S. dollars in 10 years. More likely according to my analysis, at 10% interest the new debt could go to $452 billion, bringing Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio to 197%, second-to-worst in the world. That understates the burden to the Philippines, as existing national government debt would also accrue interest over that time, and such interest was not included in the analysis. Dutertenomics, fueled by expensive loans from China, will put the Philippines into virtual debt bondage if allowed to proceed.


Duterte and his influential friends and business associates could each benefit with hundreds of millions of dollars in finders fees, of 2-7%, for such deals. Duterte reportedly sought to fast track some deals, and has publicly mooted the possibility of declaring martial law for a wide range of issues, including drugs, traffic, and the situation on Mindanao. Debt imposed on the public through corruption, fast-tracking or under martial law should be considered odious debt, and not repayable. The only way to stop such unjust debt is for the terms to be entirely transparent to the Philippine public in advance, for full cost-benefit analyses to be done by an independent authority on each deal, and for the Philippine Congress to vote on whether each deal proceeds. Failing that will lead to virtual Philippine debt bondage to China.

The attached chart shows how $167 billion of new Philippine debt will affect the Philippine economy over a period of 10 years, at different possible interest rates. It assumes monthly compounding of interest and is based on a standard compound interest formula. The effect will be very different depending on the rate of interest — which neither the Duterte Administration nor China has divulged. The Philippine people must demand to know and agree to this interest rate before the deals are signed.

Even at 5%, which is nearest the lending rate of interest published by the IMF and World Bank for the Philippines, the effect of such a large sum would be an increase in debt (in addition to existing debt) of $275 billion after 10 years. That would bring the Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio to approximately 136%. But at 20%, the maximum interest rate that might occur in a debt-distressed country like Argentina or Venezuela, the debt could balloon to $1.2 trillion in 10 years. That is an unlikely worst-case scenario, but worth calculating as an illustration of the importance of the interest rate.

The interest rate that China will offer the Philippines on such a large sum relative to GDP is likely higher than the World Bank rate, but likely lower than say 15%. Without much needed transparency from the Duterte government and China on the rate, conditionality, and repayment terms of $167 billion of new debt for the Philippines, the public should assume, to forestall a worst-case scenario, that the rate would be somewhere between 10% and 15%. Over 10 years, that could ballon Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio as high as 296%, the highest in the world.

At any likely interest rate, the Philippines will have trouble repaying $167 billion in debt, plus interest, to China. The Philippines will have to give political and economic concessions to China in order to repay annual interest, or renegotiate such a large quantity of debt. That could include political concessions, for example giving up territory or oil rights in the South China Sea or Benham Rise, or it could include economic concessions, for example selling China its national companies, or agreeing to below-market rates on exports to China. Mongolia once agreed to sell coal to China at 11% of the global benchmark price in order to secure a loan to repay other loans. It could happen to the Philippines if it falls behind in interest payments on $167 billion.

In the worst case scenario, China would deem the Philippines too risky as its debt grows, and stop such renegotiations and another country, like Russia, could step in with even stiffer terms. This is currently happening to Venezuela, where in the last few weeks people are starving and dozens have been killed in anti-government riots. Venezuela took extensive loans from China, and could not repay them when the price of oil dropped. Venezuela’s President Maduro, who depends on the high-interest loans to keep his government in power, is so far indebted that China will no longer extend significant capital. To repay China, Maduro is seeking new loans from Russia. This is rightly resisted by Venezuela’s National Assembly, which wants the right to approve loans. Maduro tried to shut down the Assembly in response, and has been able to continue to seek the Russian loan against the Assembly’s wishes. Something similar could happen to the Philippines in 10 years, depending on interest rates agreed to in the coming months. These interest rates, and all details of the deals, need to be made public and approved by the Philippine Congress, or the loans should not go through.

The Philippines is at a crossroads. Duterte and his political allies are seeking billions in loans at unknown interest rates from China, whose companies stand to benefit by offloading idle Chinese industrial capacity to build costly infrastructure for which no proper cost-benefit analysis has been done. Duterte and his allies could gain hundreds of millions of dollars each in finder’s fees from such loans that the Philippine taxpayer will have to pay. This should be considered odious debt if the terms are not transparent to the public in advance, if public cost-benefit analyses are not done for each deal, and if each deal is not approved by Congress. The Philippine people must be forewarned about the dangerous China deal. Buyer beware. Caveat emptor.
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Postby Macintosh » Sun May 14, 2017 6:30 pm

So Gorgeous


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Postby Sybarite » Sun May 14, 2017 6:30 pm

This is the perfect response.
plan8017 wrote:So many faggots trumpeting the word class to describe Rachels statement on mochas opinion. U call that a class act? What do these people who call Mariel baboy ad nauseam know abt class. Im telling you, there are a lot of stupid Filipinos who dont know what theyre talking abt. And i attribute this to our culture which doesn't encourage intelligent debate. Even college grads dont know how to argue logically. I attribute this to a lack of knowlege in philosophy n humanities to make us think n express ourselves with kindness n humanity. I myself cannot get myself to call anyone baboy or paint anyone in a disparaging manner. I always think twice abt whta i write n say. I step on the breaks when my eyes are bloodshot. Call it class, breeding, good education, exposure in manners n good conduct, proper parenting, mixing with people from different bacgroynds, hving the right circle of friends helped mold the way i hve become -- kind, even keeled, balanced, fair, compassionate. I dont go around spewing expletives over a non issue. Personal Principles and values should still resonate even in the worst of times. Misso encourages free expression but the kind that appalls. Calling Mariel baboy or Mocha pokpok in civilized society disconcerts n truly saddens. These statements n d debate that rages on reveal so much about US AS A PEOPLE, the inroads we Filipinos hve reached after Rizal. So very sad. Now i believe the sentiments of my foreign friends about how fucked up the Pinoys are especially when you make them get out of their comfort zone in a DEBATE or argumentation. Kamatayan ng isa ang hangganan.
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Postby Sybarite » Sun May 14, 2017 6:40 pm

Whether you are for Mariel or for Rachel...It all boils down to this...
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Postby Macintosh » Sun May 14, 2017 6:49 pm

So radiant



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Postby GARAM PHANG » Sun May 14, 2017 8:42 pm

wayne_garanchon wrote:MOCHA USON PERSONIFIES THE FATHER OF LIES THAT DECEIVE THE HUMANKIND AND LOST THEIR SOULS TO HELL...SO KEEP ON DEFENDING THE DEVIL




I TOTALLY AGREE.. LOSERS MOCHA USON AS YOUR ROLE MODEL. RACHEL? CLASSY ? PULIZZZZZZZ!
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Postby Macintosh » Mon May 15, 2017 2:17 am

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Postby ambasing » Mon May 15, 2017 3:10 am

volcomtits wrote:
soledad wrote:pag pabor sa kanila at paniniwala ang mga naririnig nila classy pero pag hindi pabor sa kanila with the same manners, hindi na classy may mura pa


tawa ako dito hahahaha ,,, may tama ,,,,,, classy ,,,,, dapat natural di pilit ,,,, :=p


Hahaha plastic ang sagot kaya dapat paplastic na din mukha niya para gumanda
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Postby ambasing » Mon May 15, 2017 3:11 am

Macintosh wrote:beautiful




Nuh - hipon and hippo hahahhaa

Ia she really 23??she looks more like in her 50's Bb Or Mrs Philippines??I am confuse
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Postby manoypoe » Mon May 15, 2017 4:53 am

SANA HINDI MAGING RACHEL VS MARIEL ANG ISSUE COZ THEY HAVE NOTHING AGAINST EACH OTHER. AT TAMA ANG SINASABI NA MOCHA IS NOT WORTH DEFENDING KAHIT DUTERTARD KA PA. KAKASIRA NG REPUTASYON AT SELF RESPECT ANG PAGIGING RABID DUTERTARD. PAG MOCHATARD KA PA, YOU ARE BEYOND REDEMPTION. [-X [-X =O/ =O/
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Postby ajsy0203 » Mon May 15, 2017 4:59 am

Let's give Mocha one more chance to prove herself that she can be a competent political official. Let's see if her followers can support Rachel from the pre-voting until the final look for the 4th Miss Universe title.
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Postby manoypoe » Mon May 15, 2017 10:05 am

ajsy0203 wrote:Let's give Mocha one more chance to prove herself that she can be a competent political official. Let's see if her followers can support Rachel from the pre-voting until the final look for the 4th Miss Universe title.


DO YOU THINK MOCHA WILL EVER BECOME A COMPETENT GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL? OKAY, IT IS FREE TO DREAM, YEAH WHO KNOWS. =;)) =;))
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Postby Santi » Mon May 15, 2017 10:10 am

Plastik lang ng sagot. Syempre madami nagalit kay Mariel so ang sagot mo ay pro Mocha na.
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Postby Macintosh » Mon May 15, 2017 1:15 pm

As the saying goes " don't wrestle with pigs (no pun intended towards Mariel), they like it. You would get dirty
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Postby beautywatchnyc » Mon May 15, 2017 1:27 pm


People are at their best when they are challenged. I may not be her ardent supporter but this dictum may as well be the guiding beacon for Mocha. Uson is barely a few days old in her PCOO job. She has all the opportunity to prove her detractors wrong and turn the tide of ill-will to her advantage.

I so hate to point this out but as an example look at what a qualified bureaucrat in the person of Abaya has done. He has the credentials, and the academic qualifications including the trust of Pres Aquino and yet he faltered. Abaya did not live up to our expectations. Sen Grace Poe had him admit to his blunderat the LRT fiasco lately. Abaya's mediocre managerial capability came to surface in the senate inquiry.
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Postby lucy » Tue May 16, 2017 3:48 am

MAARING HINDI NGA MAGANDA ANG PAST TRACK RECORD NI MOCHA KASI NGA SEXY STAR SIYA DATI, PERO WALA NAMAN SIGURO MASAMA KUNG BIGYAN NG CHANCE TO PROVE HER WORTH, BAGONG APPOINT PA LANG NAMAN SIYA! :)>-

PERO YUNG MGA APPOINTEES NI PNOY NA SI ABAYA, ABAD, PURISIMA , DE LIMA AND MANY MORE HAVE PROVEN THAT THEY ARE NOT WORTHY! 8-} 8-} 8-} =;)) , SA ANIM NA TAON ANONG GINAWA NILA MALIBAN SA MAGNAKAW AT MAGBUWIS NG BUHAY NG MGA TAO, ISAMA MO NA RIN LAHAT NG MGA ILLEGAL NA GAWAIN
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thought it was Ai Ai D until I saw the fag fan of rachel who actually posted the pic - hahaha
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Re: Rachel Perers: Give Mocha Uson a Chance

Postby puke.mo.vaho » Wed May 17, 2017 3:49 pm

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honeymae7405 wrote:She is apparently a certified dutertard.

Read further, she is quoted saying something like: "Trust in the president (his choice). He knows what's best for our country."

Say that again? Since when? That's something that i expected to come out of Mocha"s mouth, not hers. What a disappointment.


http://www.rappler.com/nation/169695-du ... angDuterte on appointing Mocha: 'Ako naman may-ari ng Malacañang'

President Rodrigo Duterte says, 'May utang na loob ako. What's wrong in paying?'
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NEW OFFICIAL. President Rodrigo Duterte speaks with newly appointed Communications Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson in Hong Kong. Screen grab from Mocha Uson's Facebook page



NEW OFFICIAL. President Rodrigo Duterte speaks with newly appointed Communications Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson in Hong Kong. Screen grab from Mocha Uson's Facebook page

MANILA, Philippines – President Rodrigo Duterte stressed that he is the "owner" of Malacañang as he defended his decision to appoint pro-Duterte blogger Mocha Uson as communications assistant secretary.

Referring to Uson's critics, Duterte said in a video uploaded by the blogger on Friday, May 12, "Inggit lang ‘yan. Inggit 'yan sila na ikaw, dumating doon.
" (They're envious. They're envious that you were able to reach that.)

"At saka sinabi ko, 'May utang na loob ako.' (And I also said, ‘I have a debt of gratitude’). What's wrong in paying?"

"Tutal ako naman ang may-ari ng Malacañang ngayon," he said in a conversation with Uson in Hong Kong. (Anyway I am the owner of Malacañang now.)

Duterte on Monday, May 8, appointed Uson assistant secretary of the Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO). (READ: How much will Mocha Uson earn at PCOO?)

Duterte on Wednesday, May 10, already defended Uson's appointment, saying he has a debt of gratitude to her. He added that "there is no law" that disqualifies a sexy dancer from even becoming Philippine president.

Uson, who started as a sexy dancer, is Duterte's staunchest defender online. She has often propagated fake news to her 5 million followers, and has discredited mainstream media as "presstitutes."

In an investigative report by Rappler, Uson's Facebook page is described as "the lynchpin of a sophisticated pro-Duterte propaganda machine." – Rappler.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/anderscorr ... 1732dc2fb6

New Philippine Debt of $167 Billion Could Balloon To $452 Billion: China Will Benefit

According to the South China Morning Post on May 12, “Philippine Secretary of Budget and Management Benjamin Diokno estimated some US$167 billion would be spent on infrastructure during Duterte’s six-year term, under the slogan ‘Build! Build! Build!’.” That could increase current Philippine national government debt of approximately $123 billion, to $290 billion. But that does not include interest. High rates of interest that China, the most likely lender, could impose on the new debt could balloon it to over a trillion U.S. dollars in 10 years. More likely according to my analysis, at 10% interest the new debt could go to $452 billion, bringing Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio to 197%, second-to-worst in the world. That understates the burden to the Philippines, as existing national government debt would also accrue interest over that time, and such interest was not included in the analysis. Dutertenomics, fueled by expensive loans from China, will put the Philippines into virtual debt bondage if allowed to proceed.Duterte and his influential friends and business associates could each benefit with hundreds of millions of dollars in finders fees, of 2-7%, for such deals. Duterte reportedly sought to fast track some deals, and has publicly mooted the possibility of declaring martial law for a wide range of issues, including drugs, traffic, and the situation on Mindanao. Debt imposed on the public through corruption, fast-tracking or under martial law should be considered odious debt, and not repayable. The only way to stop such unjust debt is for the terms to be entirely transparent to the Philippine public in advance, for full cost-benefit analyses to be done by an independent authority on each deal, and for the Philippine Congress to vote on whether each deal proceeds. Failing that will lead to virtual Philippine debt bondage to China.

The attached chart shows how $167 billion of new Philippine debt will affect the Philippine economy over a period of 10 years, at different possible interest rates. It assumes monthly compounding of interest and is based on a standard compound interest formula. The effect will be very different depending on the rate of interest — which neither the Duterte Administration nor China has divulged. The Philippine people must demand to know and agree to this interest rate before the deals are signed.

Even at 5%, which is nearest the lending rate of interest published by the IMF and World Bank for the Philippines, the effect of such a large sum would be an increase in debt (in addition to existing debt) of $275 billion after 10 years. That would bring the Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio to approximately 136%. But at 20%, the maximum interest rate that might occur in a debt-distressed country like Argentina or Venezuela, the debt could balloon to $1.2 trillion in 10 years. That is an unlikely worst-case scenario, but worth calculating as an illustration of the importance of the interest rate.

According to the South China Morning Post on May 12, “Philippine Secretary of Budget and Management Benjamin Diokno estimated some US$167 billion would be spent on infrastructure during Duterte’s six-year term, under the slogan ‘Build! Build! Build!’.” That could increase current Philippine national government debt of approximately $123 billion, to $290 billion. But that does not include interest. High rates of interest that China, the most likely lender, could impose on the new debt could balloon it to over a trillion U.S. dollars in 10 years. More likely according to my analysis, at 10% interest the new debt could go to $452 billion, bringing Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio to 197%, second-to-worst in the world. That understates the burden to the Philippines, as existing national government debt would also accrue interest over that time, and such interest was not included in the analysis. Dutertenomics, fueled by expensive loans from China, will put the Philippines into virtual debt bondage if allowed to proceed.


Duterte and his influential friends and business associates could each benefit with hundreds of millions of dollars in finders fees, of 2-7%, for such deals. Duterte reportedly sought to fast track some deals, and has publicly mooted the possibility of declaring martial law for a wide range of issues, including drugs, traffic, and the situation on Mindanao. Debt imposed on the public through corruption, fast-tracking or under martial law should be considered odious debt, and not repayable. The only way to stop such unjust debt is for the terms to be entirely transparent to the Philippine public in advance, for full cost-benefit analyses to be done by an independent authority on each deal, and for the Philippine Congress to vote on whether each deal proceeds. Failing that will lead to virtual Philippine debt bondage to China.

The attached chart shows how $167 billion of new Philippine debt will affect the Philippine economy over a period of 10 years, at different possible interest rates. It assumes monthly compounding of interest and is based on a standard compound interest formula. The effect will be very different depending on the rate of interest — which neither the Duterte Administration nor China has divulged. The Philippine people must demand to know and agree to this interest rate before the deals are signed.

Even at 5%, which is nearest the lending rate of interest published by the IMF and World Bank for the Philippines, the effect of such a large sum would be an increase in debt (in addition to existing debt) of $275 billion after 10 years. That would bring the Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio to approximately 136%. But at 20%, the maximum interest rate that might occur in a debt-distressed country like Argentina or Venezuela, the debt could balloon to $1.2 trillion in 10 years. That is an unlikely worst-case scenario, but worth calculating as an illustration of the importance of the interest rate.

The interest rate that China will offer the Philippines on such a large sum relative to GDP is likely higher than the World Bank rate, but likely lower than say 15%. Without much needed transparency from the Duterte government and China on the rate, conditionality, and repayment terms of $167 billion of new debt for the Philippines, the public should assume, to forestall a worst-case scenario, that the rate would be somewhere between 10% and 15%. Over 10 years, that could ballon Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio as high as 296%, the highest in the world.

At any likely interest rate, the Philippines will have trouble repaying $167 billion in debt, plus interest, to China. The Philippines will have to give political and economic concessions to China in order to repay annual interest, or renegotiate such a large quantity of debt. That could include political concessions, for example giving up territory or oil rights in the South China Sea or Benham Rise, or it could include economic concessions, for example selling China its national companies, or agreeing to below-market rates on exports to China. Mongolia once agreed to sell coal to China at 11% of the global benchmark price in order to secure a loan to repay other loans. It could happen to the Philippines if it falls behind in interest payments on $167 billion.

In the worst case scenario, China would deem the Philippines too risky as its debt grows, and stop such renegotiations and another country, like Russia, could step in with even stiffer terms. This is currently happening to Venezuela, where in the last few weeks people are starving and dozens have been killed in anti-government riots. Venezuela took extensive loans from China, and could not repay them when the price of oil dropped. Venezuela’s President Maduro, who depends on the high-interest loans to keep his government in power, is so far indebted that China will no longer extend significant capital. To repay China, Maduro is seeking new loans from Russia. This is rightly resisted by Venezuela’s National Assembly, which wants the right to approve loans. Maduro tried to shut down the Assembly in response, and has been able to continue to seek the Russian loan against the Assembly’s wishes. Something similar could happen to the Philippines in 10 years, depending on interest rates agreed to in the coming months. These interest rates, and all details of the deals, need to be made public and approved by the Philippine Congress, or the loans should not go through.

The Philippines is at a crossroads. Duterte and his political allies are seeking billions in loans at unknown interest rates from China, whose companies stand to benefit by offloading idle Chinese industrial capacity to build costly infrastructure for which no proper cost-benefit analysis has been done. Duterte and his allies could gain hundreds of millions of dollars each in finder’s fees from such loans that the Philippine taxpayer will have to pay. This should be considered odious debt if the terms are not transparent to the public in advance, if public cost-benefit analyses are not done for each deal, and if each deal is not approved by Congress. The Philippine people must be forewarned about the dangerous China deal. Buyer beware. Caveat emptor.[/quote



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Postby callmemike » Wed May 17, 2017 4:43 pm

puke.mo.vaho wrote:
callmemike wrote:
honeymae7405 wrote:She is apparently a certified dutertard.

Read further, she is quoted saying something like: "Trust in the president (his choice). He knows what's best for our country."

Say that again? Since when? That's something that i expected to come out of Mocha"s mouth, not hers. What a disappointment.


http://www.rappler.com/nation/169695-du ... angDuterte on appointing Mocha: 'Ako naman may-ari ng Malacañang'

President Rodrigo Duterte says, 'May utang na loob ako. What's wrong in paying?'
Paterno Esmaquel II


NEW OFFICIAL. President Rodrigo Duterte speaks with newly appointed Communications Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson in Hong Kong. Screen grab from Mocha Uson's Facebook page



NEW OFFICIAL. President Rodrigo Duterte speaks with newly appointed Communications Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson in Hong Kong. Screen grab from Mocha Uson's Facebook page

MANILA, Philippines – President Rodrigo Duterte stressed that he is the "owner" of Malacañang as he defended his decision to appoint pro-Duterte blogger Mocha Uson as communications assistant secretary.

Referring to Uson's critics, Duterte said in a video uploaded by the blogger on Friday, May 12, "Inggit lang ‘yan. Inggit 'yan sila na ikaw, dumating doon.
" (They're envious. They're envious that you were able to reach that.)

"At saka sinabi ko, 'May utang na loob ako.' (And I also said, ‘I have a debt of gratitude’). What's wrong in paying?"

"Tutal ako naman ang may-ari ng Malacañang ngayon," he said in a conversation with Uson in Hong Kong. (Anyway I am the owner of Malacañang now.)

Duterte on Monday, May 8, appointed Uson assistant secretary of the Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO). (READ: How much will Mocha Uson earn at PCOO?)

Duterte on Wednesday, May 10, already defended Uson's appointment, saying he has a debt of gratitude to her. He added that "there is no law" that disqualifies a sexy dancer from even becoming Philippine president.

Uson, who started as a sexy dancer, is Duterte's staunchest defender online. She has often propagated fake news to her 5 million followers, and has discredited mainstream media as "presstitutes."

In an investigative report by Rappler, Uson's Facebook page is described as "the lynchpin of a sophisticated pro-Duterte propaganda machine." – Rappler.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/anderscorr ... 1732dc2fb6

New Philippine Debt of $167 Billion Could Balloon To $452 Billion: China Will Benefit

According to the South China Morning Post on May 12, “Philippine Secretary of Budget and Management Benjamin Diokno estimated some US$167 billion would be spent on infrastructure during Duterte’s six-year term, under the slogan ‘Build! Build! Build!’.” That could increase current Philippine national government debt of approximately $123 billion, to $290 billion. But that does not include interest. High rates of interest that China, the most likely lender, could impose on the new debt could balloon it to over a trillion U.S. dollars in 10 years. More likely according to my analysis, at 10% interest the new debt could go to $452 billion, bringing Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio to 197%, second-to-worst in the world. That understates the burden to the Philippines, as existing national government debt would also accrue interest over that time, and such interest was not included in the analysis. Dutertenomics, fueled by expensive loans from China, will put the Philippines into virtual debt bondage if allowed to proceed.Duterte and his influential friends and business associates could each benefit with hundreds of millions of dollars in finders fees, of 2-7%, for such deals. Duterte reportedly sought to fast track some deals, and has publicly mooted the possibility of declaring martial law for a wide range of issues, including drugs, traffic, and the situation on Mindanao. Debt imposed on the public through corruption, fast-tracking or under martial law should be considered odious debt, and not repayable. The only way to stop such unjust debt is for the terms to be entirely transparent to the Philippine public in advance, for full cost-benefit analyses to be done by an independent authority on each deal, and for the Philippine Congress to vote on whether each deal proceeds. Failing that will lead to virtual Philippine debt bondage to China.

The attached chart shows how $167 billion of new Philippine debt will affect the Philippine economy over a period of 10 years, at different possible interest rates. It assumes monthly compounding of interest and is based on a standard compound interest formula. The effect will be very different depending on the rate of interest — which neither the Duterte Administration nor China has divulged. The Philippine people must demand to know and agree to this interest rate before the deals are signed.

Even at 5%, which is nearest the lending rate of interest published by the IMF and World Bank for the Philippines, the effect of such a large sum would be an increase in debt (in addition to existing debt) of $275 billion after 10 years. That would bring the Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio to approximately 136%. But at 20%, the maximum interest rate that might occur in a debt-distressed country like Argentina or Venezuela, the debt could balloon to $1.2 trillion in 10 years. That is an unlikely worst-case scenario, but worth calculating as an illustration of the importance of the interest rate.

According to the South China Morning Post on May 12, “Philippine Secretary of Budget and Management Benjamin Diokno estimated some US$167 billion would be spent on infrastructure during Duterte’s six-year term, under the slogan ‘Build! Build! Build!’.” That could increase current Philippine national government debt of approximately $123 billion, to $290 billion. But that does not include interest. High rates of interest that China, the most likely lender, could impose on the new debt could balloon it to over a trillion U.S. dollars in 10 years. More likely according to my analysis, at 10% interest the new debt could go to $452 billion, bringing Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio to 197%, second-to-worst in the world. That understates the burden to the Philippines, as existing national government debt would also accrue interest over that time, and such interest was not included in the analysis. Dutertenomics, fueled by expensive loans from China, will put the Philippines into virtual debt bondage if allowed to proceed.


Duterte and his influential friends and business associates could each benefit with hundreds of millions of dollars in finders fees, of 2-7%, for such deals. Duterte reportedly sought to fast track some deals, and has publicly mooted the possibility of declaring martial law for a wide range of issues, including drugs, traffic, and the situation on Mindanao. Debt imposed on the public through corruption, fast-tracking or under martial law should be considered odious debt, and not repayable. The only way to stop such unjust debt is for the terms to be entirely transparent to the Philippine public in advance, for full cost-benefit analyses to be done by an independent authority on each deal, and for the Philippine Congress to vote on whether each deal proceeds. Failing that will lead to virtual Philippine debt bondage to China.

The attached chart shows how $167 billion of new Philippine debt will affect the Philippine economy over a period of 10 years, at different possible interest rates. It assumes monthly compounding of interest and is based on a standard compound interest formula. The effect will be very different depending on the rate of interest — which neither the Duterte Administration nor China has divulged. The Philippine people must demand to know and agree to this interest rate before the deals are signed.

Even at 5%, which is nearest the lending rate of interest published by the IMF and World Bank for the Philippines, the effect of such a large sum would be an increase in debt (in addition to existing debt) of $275 billion after 10 years. That would bring the Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio to approximately 136%. But at 20%, the maximum interest rate that might occur in a debt-distressed country like Argentina or Venezuela, the debt could balloon to $1.2 trillion in 10 years. That is an unlikely worst-case scenario, but worth calculating as an illustration of the importance of the interest rate.

The interest rate that China will offer the Philippines on such a large sum relative to GDP is likely higher than the World Bank rate, but likely lower than say 15%. Without much needed transparency from the Duterte government and China on the rate, conditionality, and repayment terms of $167 billion of new debt for the Philippines, the public should assume, to forestall a worst-case scenario, that the rate would be somewhere between 10% and 15%. Over 10 years, that could ballon Philippines’ debt:GDP ratio as high as 296%, the highest in the world.

At any likely interest rate, the Philippines will have trouble repaying $167 billion in debt, plus interest, to China. The Philippines will have to give political and economic concessions to China in order to repay annual interest, or renegotiate such a large quantity of debt. That could include political concessions, for example giving up territory or oil rights in the South China Sea or Benham Rise, or it could include economic concessions, for example selling China its national companies, or agreeing to below-market rates on exports to China. Mongolia once agreed to sell coal to China at 11% of the global benchmark price in order to secure a loan to repay other loans. It could happen to the Philippines if it falls behind in interest payments on $167 billion.

In the worst case scenario, China would deem the Philippines too risky as its debt grows, and stop such renegotiations and another country, like Russia, could step in with even stiffer terms. This is currently happening to Venezuela, where in the last few weeks people are starving and dozens have been killed in anti-government riots. Venezuela took extensive loans from China, and could not repay them when the price of oil dropped. Venezuela’s President Maduro, who depends on the high-interest loans to keep his government in power, is so far indebted that China will no longer extend significant capital. To repay China, Maduro is seeking new loans from Russia. This is rightly resisted by Venezuela’s National Assembly, which wants the right to approve loans. Maduro tried to shut down the Assembly in response, and has been able to continue to seek the Russian loan against the Assembly’s wishes. Something similar could happen to the Philippines in 10 years, depending on interest rates agreed to in the coming months. These interest rates, and all details of the deals, need to be made public and approved by the Philippine Congress, or the loans should not go through.

The Philippines is at a crossroads. Duterte and his political allies are seeking billions in loans at unknown interest rates from China, whose companies stand to benefit by offloading idle Chinese industrial capacity to build costly infrastructure for which no proper cost-benefit analysis has been done. Duterte and his allies could gain hundreds of millions of dollars each in finder’s fees from such loans that the Philippine taxpayer will have to pay. This should be considered odious debt if the terms are not transparent to the public in advance, if public cost-benefit analyses are not done for each deal, and if each deal is not approved by Congress. The Philippine people must be forewarned about the dangerous China deal. Buyer beware. Caveat emptor.[/quote



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Re: Rachel Perers: Give Mocha Uson a Chance

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Ano beh shempre pro-Duterte ang jowa ni Rachel so of course she will say this =;))

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Postby manoypoe » Thu May 18, 2017 8:39 am

irkedyarn wrote:Ano beh shempre pro-Duterte ang jowa ni Rachel so of course she will say this =;))

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