Malicious intent
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| Ninez Cacho-Olivares |
House prosecutors and their spokesmen are obviously using this impeachment trial of the Chief Justice, Renato Corona, as their stepping stone to the Senate, no different from some prosecutors and other anti-Erap congressmen during the impeachment of the then sitting president, Joseph Estrada.
But the way they have been engaging in really very low dirty tactics but being slowly found out by the public of their malicious play and their paucity of evidence along with their manufactured documents against the CJ, they may just be booed off by the voters in 2013, which is not too far away — campaign wise.
Just how dirty the prosecutors, and no doubt, Noynoy, have been playing the game, can be evidenced by the leak to the media of the so-called 45 properties they had charged were owned by the CJ, when it is now being bared that many of those alleged properties owned by Corona were not even in his name. Moreover, if the rules are to be adhered to, that list of properties cannot even be introduced in court, unless the House amends the impeachment complaint, which means that the Articles of Impeachment will have to be returned to the House for amendments, and the 188 congressmen will have to again vote on these amendments, after which, this would again be elevated to the Senate..... MORE
Source: The Daily Tribune
URL: http://www.tribuneonline.org/commentary/20120115com2.html
1 comment
walang problema sa mga tantads na dilaw kung anuman ang maging hatol sa kanila sa halalan. may hocus pcos aes yata sila. subok na yan noong halalang 2010 at naupo nga si good.for.nothing, zero-zero.bill, gov.nantes.explosion- at hacienda.luisita.massacre-implicated, psychologically.challenged.by.default "pangulong" a_noy eh!
"But the way they have been engaging in really very low dirty tactics but being slowly found out by the public of their malicious play and their paucity of evidence along with their manufactured documents against the CJ, they may just be booed off by the voters in 2013, which is not too far away — campaign wise."
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