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Topic History of: How to Eliminate or Reduce Corruption in RO
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Jing To readers,

I do not agree. Why need United States to prosecute Phil Govt official?

This has to be done by us Fillipinos,ee dont need to submit to the united States to staighten politicians in our country. It is humilating, if our contrymen are taken to another country as prisoners.

We fillipinos should stand up and straighten our own government.

The solution, time to change officials. And for presidency should have only 1 term not twice. Give others a chance to make a change in our country. Government should listen and appreciate critics thats what other Govt do and gradually improve situation.

Look what happen to our country now? no offense but it is not safe at all --- why? because people dont have enough to survive.
Bobby M. Reyes Hi, Mark:

Thank you for your feedback.

I believe that what Frank Wenceslao is talking about can only happen if the United States would prosecute Philippine government officials for pocketing American military and/or economic aid and/or grants by US-based multilateral agencies such as the World Bank or the International Monetary Fund. Another instance is when Filipino government officials tolerate and/or assist “exportation” of prohibited drugs to the United States, as in the case of former Panama President Noriega, who is still in jail in Miami, Florida.

My two-cent’ worth of opinion,

Bobby M. Reyes
Editor www.mabuhayradio.com
Mark Guertin Very powerful statements (from Frank Wenceslao). I will post in the http://www.heart-of-the-philippines.com/ a copy of this message and help spread the word. Is it really possible that RP leaders will be prosecuted and convicted in the USA? Are you implying that there is significant hope to end corruption in the RP in the near future? Whoever could lead such a revolution in the Philippines would surely go down in history as the likes of abraham lincoln and others.

Sincerely, your new fan and supporter

mark guertin

Comment by marky@heart-of-the-philippines.com http://www.heart-of-the-philippines.com/
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