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It probably would have been best if the Incident Investigation and Review Committee (IIRC) and the Hong Kong Government would have formed a joint probe on the hostage taking crisis, in order to stave off any probability of a different analysis.
Still and  all, since this was not the case, what will be relied on — at least in  this country, would be the IIRC report, which its head, Justice  Secretary Leila de Lima said, is credible.
Perhaps.  But what may be credible to her and her team, may not be credible and  even acceptable to some — especially those 10 who are said to have been  implicated in the botched hostage rescue operations and who are expected  to be meted out sanctions.
An even more ticklish  issue is whether the report will be including the absence of  presidential leadership during the hostage crisis, because certainly,  the reason for the fiasco was the total absence of leadership and  direction from the Palace.
Source: The Daily Tribune
URL: http://www.tribuneonline.org/commentary/20100918com1.html



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