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Monday, February 20, 2017

MOCKERY OF JUSTICE


By Bayawanon
It is my humble opinion that there is no case to talk about against Philippine Senator Leila de Lima, that the recent criminal cases she is facing involving illegal drugs now are just machinations and inventions of her political nemesis the current Philippine supreme national leader. It is clear and unequivocal that her mortal political enemy is getting back at her because of her opposition to the extra judicial killings happening in the Philippines which are connected to the DRUG WAR of the president and to the investigations of her office when she was still Chairwoman of the Philippine Commission on Human Rights and when she was still Secretary of Justice in conjunction with violation of human rights allegedly done by the president when he was still Mayor of the highly urbanized City of Davao.
To me, there is no case to talk about against the very valiant senator on the following grounds to wit: 1.) There are no evidences presented by the prosecution in court aside from the oral manifestations of its witnesses mostly composed of convicted criminals; 2.) As can be gleaned from the Senate and House investigations the statements of the witnesses cannot corroborate with each other; 3.) The alleged crime committed by de Lima happened when she was still Secretary of Justice hence her cases fall under the "ANTI-GRAFT AND CORRUPT PRACTICES" which are under the the cognizance of the Ombudsman and not under the Department of Justice as the prosecutorial body and under the jurisdiction of the Sandiganbayan and not under the ambit of the Regional Trial Court as the one to try her cases.
As to the first ground of the dismissal of the criminal cases of Senator Leila de Lima, the oral manifestations of the convicted felons can easily be manipulated by the legal team of the president by giving them paroles and important benefits in relation to their incarceration at the National Bilibid Prisons. In conjunction to this, there are no other evidence/s that would point de Lima to the illegal drug trade happening at the NBP during her time as Secretary of Justice.
Regarding to the second ground for the dismissal of the former Justice Chief's pending criminal cases in connection to her alleged violation of the DANGEROUS DRUGS LAW, the same must be dropped since the manifestations of the witnesses would not corroborate or would not jibe with each other not to mention the fact that they are convicting felons thereby making their testimonies very questionable because of their highly controversial situation.
As to the third and last ground for the dropping of the criminal cases against the honorable senator, the Department of Justice as duly represented by the Regional State Prosecutor has no right to prosecute de Lima's cases in the same vein that the Regional Trial Court has no jurisdiction to try and hear her cases. Her alleged protection of the drug trade in the National Bilibid Prisons is a CORRUPT act and would not constitute a violation of the DANGEROUS DRUGS LAW but a violation of the ANTI-GRAFT AND CORRUPT PRACTICES LAW. Violation/s of the anti graft law would be investigated by the Ombudsman and would be under the jurisdiction of the graft court known otherwise as the Sandiganbayan strictly speaking.
In view of the foregoing premises it is my humble view that the cases of Senator de Lima are nothing but a farce and must be dismissed for lack of evidence and for lack of jurisdiction in the same footing that its records have no legal weight and credence and must be thrown to the smokey mountain, since continuing this farce would tantamount to a MOCKERY OF JUSTICE.
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Sunday, February 5, 2017

HE IS FREE TO LEAVE THE ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIGION


By Bayawanon

Religion is derived from the Latin word relegare/relegari which in English means "to be one with GOD", hence one cannot go to GOD without religion for clearly religion is an avenue in going to GOD. In connection to this any religion can be an avenue or a vehicle in facing GOD face to face one day.
The Roman Catholic Church is one of the religions in the Philippines, and it is the religion where the current president belongs. Unfortunately, the Roman Catholic Church is against his domestic policy regarding the extra-judicial executions in the matter of the WAR ON DRUGS. Because of this the president is frequently attacking the Roman Catholic Church to the extent of bullying the same.
If the president feels like any religion is a vehicle in going to heaven and to be one with GOD, then he must stop bullying the Catholic Church or any religion for that matter. If I were him, I would instead take the criticisms of the Catholic Church as a constructive one and take it as a challenge for him to do better as a Chief Executive of the country.
The clergymen as citizens of the country and in connection with their constitutional freedom of expression have the right to air their grievances against the government. These rights of the Roman Catholic prelates should be respected by the state and should not be trampled upon for doing the same would violate Philippine democracy purely and simply.
If the president thinks that he no longer needs the Roman Catholic Church as an avenue for him to be one with his Creator since the same religion attacks him as regards to his policy on the WAR ON DRUGS, he is free to leave the same and find a sect or religion which condones killing in the pursuance of his narco war.
Everyone has the right to be insane in a democracy, much more that anyone has the right to question the government when he feels like the same does not serve the best interest of the people already, in the same vein that anyone like the president has also the right to leave any religion like the Catholic faith if he also feels like the same is already an obstacle to his personal and political agenda. But no one can stop the Roman Catholic Church from opposing any agenda that would hamper the best interest of the people even if every catholic member who has the same agenda would transfer to any belief that supports the same since vividly the Roman Catholic Church is a bastion of democracy.