Ang kinurakot na pera ng PILIPINAS ay nasa CORPORATION COMPANY sa PHILIPPINES,AMERICA,AUSTRALIA,SOUTH AMERICA AT ASYA lalo na sa CHINA.PLDT,Philippine Airlines,San Miguel,Manila Water at marami pang iba.Ilan lang ito sa mga pag-aari ng PILIPINAS at ngayon ay pag-aari na ng pulitiko at sakim na businessman.
Ngayon botohan na naman at marami sa ating kababayan ang talagang hindi naiintindihan ang nangyayari sa bansa.Araw-araw ay lumulubha ang sakit ng PILIPINAS.Kapag ibinoto ninyo ang isa sa mga ito,noynoy,teodoro,escudero,villar at estrada ay lalong lulubha ang sakit ng ating bayan.
Suportahan natin si BAYANI FERNANDO para lumaban na presidente.Kailangang mabawi natin ang mga yaman ng PILIPINAS.Siya lang ang mas higit sa mga kandidato at maniwala kayo madali nating mabubuwag ang tulad niya kapag hindi siya ay nagkamali dahil hindi siya matandang pulitiko.SUPORTAHAN NATIN SI BAYANI FERNANDO PARA PRESIDENTE.
baGAY talaga si noynoy at mar roxas.
Gov't probes munitions from Israel
by Manny Mogato, Reuters | 11/09/2009 6:49 PM
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MANILA - The Philippine government has initiated an inquiry into what it says was defective ammunition for mortars provided by an Israel-based defense manufacturer last year, Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro said on Monday.
Teodoro said officials who inspected and took delivery of the munitions, worth P125 million ($2.6 million), would be held liable.
The Philippine military is critically low on munitions after an 11-month conflict with renegades from the country's largest Muslim separatist group, a senior army general has said.
Teodoro said the military deserved "the best and the cleanest utilization of (its) money.
"This is a case of delivering an item which is not according to the specifications," he told defense department workers. "It appeared that there were some parts of the mortar round that were made in one country and another part manufactured elsewhere."
The inquiry could further delay the award of a P1.5 billion ($32 million) order of munitions, which Talon, the Israeli company, is contesting in a pending court case in Manila.
Talon denies the munitions are defective.
It secured a court order three months ago stopping the defense department from awarding a contract for P1.5 billion worth of munitions to a South Korean company after reversing a decision by the bids panel to award the deal to Talon.
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