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Erbun Mengozee — Tue, 15 May 2007 09:52:04 +0000

If I were a senator, I will pass a bill suggesting a nation with a state religion. This is the reason why there is always turmoil in the minds of men because they don’t their God. The churches of today encourages that every men should kneel down to idols which is abomination to God. This is why we have no peaceful life in every endeavor because God’s annoyance is in us. Let us do away with the so called freedom from religion. Let us go back to God - each and every one of us. And God will heal our land and make it fruitful, thanks that the catholic priest are becoming few, these are the responsible of the curse of God - they let people kneel down to an idol. After we go back to God, God will lead the way and make all these things smooth for His glory.
If I were a senator, I am a Godly senator. And will fight for the glory of God.
If I were a senator, I will teach people not to be corrupt. Man has no reason to say that a politician is a corrupt, why, because he sold his vote. He let these politicians to be corrupt. After all these things..I can say that my tenure being a senator is fruitful one. I can say to my self, I have done my share, my responsibility God has bestow on me.

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lucille — Tue, 15 May 2007 08:51:03 +0000

PArepareho lng kayong lahat!!!puro kayo satsat!!! PAti kayo wala rin naitutulong….. KAla mo cnong magaling!!! cge kayo net!!!jejeje….

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kitz esplana — Tue, 15 May 2007 04:59:18 +0000

If I am a senator the first thing I will do is espouse the full computerization of our national and local elections.

This will ensure that the true votes of our countrymen will not be wasted.

And this will save our country lots of money spent during the actual elections such as redundant Quick counts, too many administrative costs, and of course, this will be a deterrent for those unscrupulous candidates to buy votes.

Of course biometrics , wi-fi internet, microsoft and oracle technology…

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freaf mind — Sun, 13 May 2007 00:55:40 +0000

It is very ironic that deposed President JOSEPH ESTRADA - who is charged with plunder - is calling for a revolt against poverty and CORRUPTION in one political ad of the United Opposition. I can’t understand why the opposition chose Estrada to speak for them. Although he is not yet convicted I don’t believe that he is credible enough to speak lines asking to curtail corruption.

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tpc coldfeet — Sat, 05 May 2007 13:20:53 +0000

simple lang.. abolish the pork barrel .. tingnan lang natin kung may tatakbo pa sa susunod na eleksyon…

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the Uninvited — Thu, 03 May 2007 00:35:56 +0000

IF I were a senator I would CREATE A BILL PROHITING WEAK CANDIDATES TO RUN FOR PUBLIC OFFICE. The so-called “at-least-can-read-and-write” rule will be totally junked. By this means anybody who cannot speak the English language -which is also considered as official language of the Philippines- well will be prevented from going to congress or senate. Otherwise, if a person like Manny Pacquiao win as congressman, who is tasked to create and pass and understand the laws, how can we expect him to make a law for the people. How can he be understood if he is using the language of his OWN choice?

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The Bystander — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 00:11:06 +0000

Hello my dear fellow filipino people!
Watch up for my entry this exciting forum, IF I WERE A SENATOR.

Meantime, I just want to exalt your souls. I have read some of the opinions above and it seems that they are losing their patience; their temper is as high as the price of our basci commodities. Just be relax guys! There is still hope. Think possitive and do possitive. hayaan nyo ang ating mga lider kung di sila paawat sa kanilang kasakiman. All I can say, wag nyo na silang gayahin pa. Being the opposite of what they are is really a big thing.

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Ronnie Bernardo — Tue, 24 Apr 2007 03:15:40 +0000

I have been listening to all interviews, podcast of the senatorial candidates in this coming May 2007 election and none of them have actually mentioned on how are they going to fix the problems in the Phils. All parties have no clear platform on how to fix the problems i.e how are they going to fund changes to education, health and etc. In their interviews the candidates keep on saying they will help the poor and improve the economy, but how? The current situation and economy of the Philippines is reflected on our policitians experience as they don’t know what to do. I can give our politicians and government a hint to make things easier, copy other countries policies i.e Australia. I’m not expecting to copy everything but policies that will help the Phils a lot.The politicians must all also change their attitudes and set example.