Subject: Invitation To A Press Conference by Mark Jimenez
Re:
1. His communication with the Human Rights Committee in Geneva, Switzerland of his intention to file a complaint against the government of the Republic of the Philippines for the repeated and successive violation of his human rights.
2. His decision to file his certificate of candidacy for the presidency of the Republic of the Philippines in order to promote his platform of Total Human Rights for every Filipino
Date: November 30, 2009, 10:00 AM at the Ground Floor Conference Room Lawton Tower Essensa, Taguig City Philippines
Showing posts with label election controversies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label election controversies. Show all posts
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Invitation To A Press Conference by Mark Jimenez
This is regarding an invitation message sent to me from former Congressman Mark Jimenez. The message goes below.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
The Mancao Testimony
Is the Mancao testimony a part of politicizing the Filipino people to make them decide or at least to force them to take sides when the Philippine elections in 2010 happens? Thinking about the possibilities will make it more compelling that indeed, there is some color to this and for sure, there will be more to this than just some case unsolved long ago.
The question is, if this is a move to discredit a few possible presidentiable candidate, then who is behind this. If the sudden opening of the case involving Cesar Mancao is a move to distabilize the strength of the opposition, then who could it be who want it to happen?
Those are just a few of the questions roaming around with the unexpected and least expected sudden re-opening of the case by the appearance of a long forgotten official of the Philippine National Police who is said to be witness to those responsible for the killing of PR man Bobby Dacer and his driver? I leave it here, you decide!
The question is, if this is a move to discredit a few possible presidentiable candidate, then who is behind this. If the sudden opening of the case involving Cesar Mancao is a move to distabilize the strength of the opposition, then who could it be who want it to happen?
Those are just a few of the questions roaming around with the unexpected and least expected sudden re-opening of the case by the appearance of a long forgotten official of the Philippine National Police who is said to be witness to those responsible for the killing of PR man Bobby Dacer and his driver? I leave it here, you decide!
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