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Corruption in
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LIBERTY or TYRANNY
“We must
restore to public office the virtues of openness,
accountability, integrity and good governance..."NEWS
Immigration, Lawyers & Ombudsman - when it comes to Corruption
History
Articles
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The Philippines: The Most Corrupt Country in Asia?
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Jesuits
Take on Corruption
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Corruption harmful to Philippines' health
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Cost of
corruption
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ACT for
Peace now
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Why Israel won't survive -
Israel can with full
self-righteousness bomb their homes, places of
worship, schools, universities, factories, fishing
boats, police stations -- in short everything that
sustains civilized and orderly life -- and claim
it is conducting a war against terrorism.
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4 Cebu
immigration agents face extortion charges - bribery and graft
charges against three agents -- immigration officer
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Clark
airport extortion by BI men probed -
A number of immigration personnel at
the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport here may be preying on
Filipino travelers, extorting P4,000-P6,000 each from those they
suspect to be illegally leaving for jobs in Macau or Hong Kong.
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Ex-Philippine
immigration chief to be jailed for corruption
- A month after
the Indians were arrested during a raid on a drug laboratory in
Manila in 1994, they filed requests for deportation instead of
facing trial. Drug trafficking is a non-bailable crime in the
Philippines and carries the death penalty.
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Banned. WriterNinotchka
Rosca was among those banned a few weeks ago by the Bureau of
Immigration, citing her alleged ties to the Taliban — a charge Rosca
found laughable.
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Philippines most corrupt,
survey says
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Justice
Denied Is Corruption Personified - The one thing that is sure to
seriously damage or even destroy any family, community,
organization, society, a nation, or even the international trade and
banking system is when those in power and authority act immorally,
unjustly and subvert the rule of law or manipulate it to benefit
themselves.
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Anti-corrupt body seeks Ombudsman resignation! - the Ombudsman
was giving him some kind of importance so that he’d be less vocal
about the inefficiencies of the Office of the Ombudsman, especially
in the Visayas because of so many “high-profile” cases where nothing
was done to file criminal cases.
"...the reason why there is corruption is due to the inefficiency of
the Ombudsman. If the corrupt officials know that when they commit a
crime they would be in jail within six months, believe me,
corruption will soon be history."
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Rights, duties and social conscience -
“If in your minds, corruption—the worst offender
against our common good—is rampant today, sparing no level of social
and political life, and most glaringly and reportedly so in the
various corridors of power, we have to confess that corruption is in
truth our greatest shame as a people. But if it goes on unhindered,
it is because, as we have had occasion to point out in the past, we
all too often condone it as part of the perquisites of power and
public office.”
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Rights, duties and
social conscience
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Coup In Philippines
Avoided, Martial Law In Place, Arroyo Needs To Go
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The Cost of Corruption
U.S.A. ISSUES
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Barack Obama, the Wizard of Oz?
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RON PAUL -
Freedom
From Government - To “Just Say No” to
government money is the best protection from
government control.
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How the
economic stimulus plan could affect you
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Good
Night America - by Dr. Gary DeMar
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The Missing 13th Amendment
Post office - have you
experienced over charges on a packaged a loved one
might of sent or even a package you order from out
of the country? There are legal ways to avoid
these threats when you inform them that you
already know your rights...get to know your
rights.
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Comments on ebay from first hand experience on
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"...pronouncing judgment after hearing only
one of the parties; it is sterring a ship
without reckoning its condition, the state of
the sea, the reefs and shoals, the direction
of the winds and current. It is managing a
house by endeavoring merely to give it polish
and a fine appearance without watching the
money chest, without looking after the
servants and the members of the family." pg
378 by G. F. Zaide 2nd edition
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José Rizal

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"...pronouncing
judgment after hearing only one of the parties; it is sterring a
ship without reckoning its condition, the state of the sea, the
reefs and shoals, the direction of the winds and current. It is
managing a house by endeavoring merely to give it polish and a
fine appearance without watching the money chest, without looking
after the servants and the members of the family." pg 378 by G. F.
Zaide 2nd edition |
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Ron Paul
We do not need to be interfering in the internal affairs of other
countries and waging war when honest trade, friendship, and
diplomacy are the true paths to peace and prosperity. |
| People Power |
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In the mid-1980's a popular movement sprang up to
oust the corrupt Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos. As the
resistance gained momentum, two key military officers defected
from the government and sequestered themselves inside a Manila
military base. What followed was an amazing example of nonviolent
struggle as hundreds of thousands of ordinary Filipinos took to
the streets to protect the rebel officers from troops still loyal
to Marcos.
"What the story of the Philippine revolution
demonstrates is the power people can have when they withdraw
consent." |
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