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Bayshore has left a new comment on post " Arroyo rejects resignation of PASG chief Villar ": Napanood ko ang privelege speech ni Rep. Mitos Magsaysay sa kongreso... Hindi ko alam kung maiinis ako at matatawa. Ang galing naman niyang kumuwestiyon kay PASG Chief Villar, sino ba daw si Villar para hindi siputin ang hearing? Siguro dapat tanungin din niya sarili niya kung ano ba ang koneksyon ng mga MAGSAYSAY sa smuggling sa SUBIC? Halimbawa nang ukay-ukay at used vehicles? aside from koleksyones from huweteng? hmmmm....Sana huwag na siya ulit magsalita, nakakahiya lang siya...baka magkabukuhan pa!

Kano: bakit ka naman mangangawil.. lilinisin lang parang maging maganda sa mata, siguro naman kung tubig lang yan di mo naman iinumin so ano ang problema? basta wala lang basura na itatapon sa ilog.. Kano: badong, ayaw mo bang makitang luminis ang ilog at gawing tourist attraction ito? kung merong maliliit na boat diyan kapag malinis, siguro diba ang gandang tingnan? Katutubo: Yan pa ang isang problema ng syudad ng gapo alang waste water treatment plant , at saka gawan ng ordinansa yan mga nangongolekta ng dumi sa poso negro..itinatapon nila sa tabing dagat dyan sa kale,baretto or subic,castellijos,san marcelino, dapat Katutubo: bawalan sila at dapat meron silang waste water treatment plant. !!! Katutubo: pero mostly yun mga residential me mga sariling poso negro sa likod bahay, mga apartment ganun din pero yun mga malapit sa ilog for sure diretso sa ilog yan ,yan dapat ang masusing tingnan ng city health at saka DENR Katutubo: kaya po kagawad ED pakibusisi po yan mga ganyan na may pas...

SIM 523248: Y-146 N-112 P-119 iAN: Don't just stand there, make it happen WWF: Royal Rumble sa SBMA: Arreza-Calimlim-Salonga dahil sa smuggling ARREZA: Calimlim is the smuggling czar CALIMLIM: No!!!! I'm the Anti-Smuggling czar SALONGA: Subic guys took advantage VENDORS: Patalsikin si Calimlim smugglers: believe in them, and try to follow them BOD: Matindi ang bangayan sa SBMA Board this morning BOD: nagsagaran ang blood pressure ng mga director /-: nagpag-abot nga ba cla arreza at calimlim? \-: e bakit balita eh c salonga tatanggalin? RAY: Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence 524933: Press on brother

Re: GMA to PASTF: Stop smuggling stop smuggling? they have it in every port, i bet. let the government make some money to pay for our debts with the world bank: fines. come on guys. charge them the amount if they were to buy such a car. you know they do a lot of smuggling in Ilocos, don't you? for years they have been doing that, from washing machines to scooters to harleys. gheez, and we are not able to stop them. I may not know a lot about our country's issues about smuggling, but it is just ridiculous that we haven't realized after so many years, that we are an archipleago. Can we really watch every island? we have 7,107 don't we? we will just end up running around chasing them. "loreladelossantos" loreladelossantos@yahoo.com

WARNING: layo po kayo sa customs area, an arsonist will again visit you criteria: 4 suspension of classes must not only b dependent on typhoon signals but rainfall DOPPLER RADAR: is an indispensable equipment we need to invest on to protect our community especially our children FSC employee: Salamat po sa warning, tama po kayo dahil mainit ang imbestigasyon, may mamamaril at manununog nanaman

comment on post " DOJ: Thrashing of cars legal ": I think the DOJ's reliance on Section 2609 of the Tariff and Customs Code is misplaced because that provision refers to contraband (i.e., articles of prohibited importation and exportation). Articles of prohibited importation are enumerated in Section 102 of the same Code. I am not aware of any law prohibiting the importation of luxury cars. Without such law, the cars cannot be classified as contraband and therefore beyond the scope of Section 2609. Besides, what illegal activities in the future is the DOJ speaking of when the illegal act of smuggling (of goods the importation of which is not necessarily prohibited) happened in the past? winniefang

Has anyone bothered to check to see if these vehicles were stolen from other countries? It is very common for vehicles stolen in the U.S. to be shipped overseas. I think that the serial #'s on these cars should be interpoled prior to their destruction. Just a thought! "bobkeyes3" bobkeyes3@yahoo.com >

caraddict has left a new comment on post " CARLESS IN SUBIC ": the only thing the government wants is to earn more money, thru TAXES, if they will just crush the cars listed on thursday they'll just waste money and time... i can just smell publicity a stunt. if they sell those cars listed they can earn atleast 30million pesos with those cars... and 30million pesos can FEAD thousands of families already. and with your opionion with branded cars, i just think you cant afford them. comparing a Toyota Altis to a Mercedes Benz S350 (the least priced from the list) is a big NO NO. i think what the government should is to lessen the taxes in importing and add tax in gasoline! HAHAHAHA 'coz cars consumes gasolines. thats will ear them millions even billions of pesos per month. im a big car fan,i love them and i want to own as much as i can. if they'll continue thus demolishion on thursday it'll just show that the country is willing to spend more than earning.