another senate performance

the senate blue ribbon committee looking into the infamous fertilizer scam is set to conduct another hearing on the case during the holidays. in the hearing, maritess aytona, the alleged "runner", will give her account on the scam. after months in hiding, she appeared to senator richard gordon seeking protection from the threats to her life.

that sounded like an overplayed music already. joc-joc bolante sang it after being arrested in the US. to prevent his deportation to the philippines, bolante gave crappy excuses like threats from the communists and vigilantes and all that. in the end, US magistrate hearing his case told him: "nice try, but sorry, we have to send you back"

december 22 is calendared for the next hearing. and another possible goof is set to deliver her performance. whether she will simply drop crap in the senate hall or tell the truth, that we will have to see.

meantime, there's this news that bolante is planning to offer a gift of a musical presentation to everyone attending the hearing on december 22. in the spirit of the season, bolante is said to be offering his heartfelt rendition of a didith reyes hit which is now the theme of a reviled abs-cbn primetime drama- the song "bakit ako walang hiya?".

oh yeah!...

to escape prosecution and imprisonment, there's nothing else he can do other than say...

save us from gray hair

last thursday's senate hearing on the fertilizer scam was a crap. it went out the way i thought it would. that gray haired goof whom a lot of people counted on to establish the truth and provide a solid proof that could finally pin down the administration on the count of corruption just drop by to defecate in the senate. similar to other previous hearings on garci tapes and NBN deal where people being questioned on corrupt practices just relieve themselves by having a bowel movement right in the senate.

now they feel relaxed and comfy. and just like that, all of us are going to put up with a lot of bulls**t from people like them once more. and everybody will simply keep quiet and let these people go off the hook and into their homes like they did nothing wrong. that's how we penalize big people like them. by punishing them with impunity.

that's why they keep on doing these to us 'cause they can easily make their way out of it. cause we let them. cause the people who are supposed to squeeze out all the evidences of their corrupt practices just did a crappy job in investigating. one wonders why the gray haired goof had to act like he was so sickly already after coming home from being incarcerated abroad after running away from the senate investigation in 2005. and give a lot of excrement on why he had to stay in the US on political asylum when he can simply do the same thing he did last thursday- drop a lot of bulls**t. lie about everything. then he's free. didn't he see what happened to garcillano? so why did he had to fly to the US?

one wonders too was it the best the senate can do? the senate is home to some of the best legal minds, as we thought. and some who could unload a lot of bulls**t too. the case of the double entry on the 2009 GAA could demonstrate that. could you imagine the amount of research done on this issue and that's all they could come up with. an ordinary worker gets reprimanded, suspended, demoted or paid less for turning in a shabby work, can somebody tell these people in the senate, who are full of crap, we're demanding our taxes back for the crappy work done in the investigation?

'bet, they're now contemplating on whether to continue with the investigation or not, now that the general thought is that they could get nothing out of all the fuss. they can't squeeze out the deal from the gray haired goof, so why not close the crappy hearing. that would save them from gray hairs themselves- except, of course, joker.

this country is wanting of substance to improve crop productivity so all could have food on our table . no, not just fertilizers, but substance from people who should save us from corrupt practices- who should do something to end all the fuss in the delivery of government services. in effect, that would save us from the gray haired goof, err... gray hairs.