A diversion like no other NO HOLDS BARRED Armida Siguion-Reyna 01/26/2010

A diversion like no other NO HOLDS BARRED Armida Siguion-Reyna 01/26/2010 A fish is caught by its mouth,” so goes the proverb, which in Filipino translates as “Ang isda ay nahuhuli sa bibig.” It has nothing to do about catching fish, as we well know, as it has with finding out what’s actually said. Take for instance the issue of whether Senate President Juan Ponce-Enrile should step down from the third highest position in the country, after President and Vice President. Who’s saying what and really meaning it? Who’s merely creating a smokescreen to divert from the real bone of contention? Will this lead to a showdown between two camps, and if it does, who will win?.... MORE Source:  The Daily Tribune ALTERNATE URL: http://www.classicposters.com/commentary/20100126com5.html

COMMENTARY Toward an opaque leadership FRONTLINE No assurances from Comelec ANALYSIS Yemen uses al-Qaeda specter to demonize opposition MR. EXPOSE Erap on environment NO HOLDS BARRED A diversion like no other AN OUTSIDERS VIEW Is Morohood a myth?