The entire country is living an illusion, the illusion of the presidency of PNoy. His victory in the May 2010 elections was contrived, stolen from the legitimate winner -- Joseph Ejercito "Erap" Estrada -- through computer fraud perpetrated by the CIA through the Comelec.
The deed was perfectly done. Aquino was the candidate of the influential, though fractious, middle class; his win satisfied everyone in this class, though they would battle for the spoils. Estrada was the candidate of the lower class, the majority of voters; but Aquino was also acceptable to them. It was, after all, PNoy's mother who opened the gates of Malacanang to and popularized galunggong among the sweating masses.
Binay's victory should also have been Estrada's victory had not the CIA and the Comelec intervened. How was this done? Through an easy hack that was already used in the United States and exposed in an HBO documentary entitled "Hacking Democracy" (see http://www.hackingdemocracy.com/).
A local group tried to do a similar expose here, and even put up a website for it, RP Cheaters Incorporated (http://cheatinginc.host-ed.net/). But the site has been taken down, and one can imagine how this happened. Shadowy forces have been at work to silence those who possess the knowledge/information about what happened last May 2010.
I suppose all the other major players - Estrada, Villar, Roxas - were entirely knowledgeable about what happened. Estrada at first made a lot of noise, but he suddenly lapsed into an eerie silence. It may thus be asked: what did Estrada, the putative winner, get in return for his not making any fuss? As for Villar, was he repaid all his campaign expenses, plus profit to boot? And is this the reason why Roxas can have his people appointed in government places and PNoy signs without a squeak ... with alacrity, even?
This stuff should make a good novel, one that can put Miguel Syjuco to eternal shame.
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The deed was perfectly done. Aquino was the candidate of the influential, though fractious, middle class; his win satisfied everyone in this class, though they would battle for the spoils. Estrada was the candidate of the lower class, the majority of voters; but Aquino was also acceptable to them. It was, after all, PNoy's mother who opened the gates of Malacanang to and popularized galunggong among the sweating masses.
Binay's victory should also have been Estrada's victory had not the CIA and the Comelec intervened. How was this done? Through an easy hack that was already used in the United States and exposed in an HBO documentary entitled "Hacking Democracy" (see http://www.hackingdemocracy.com/).
A local group tried to do a similar expose here, and even put up a website for it, RP Cheaters Incorporated (http://cheatinginc.host-ed.net/). But the site has been taken down, and one can imagine how this happened. Shadowy forces have been at work to silence those who possess the knowledge/information about what happened last May 2010.
I suppose all the other major players - Estrada, Villar, Roxas - were entirely knowledgeable about what happened. Estrada at first made a lot of noise, but he suddenly lapsed into an eerie silence. It may thus be asked: what did Estrada, the putative winner, get in return for his not making any fuss? As for Villar, was he repaid all his campaign expenses, plus profit to boot? And is this the reason why Roxas can have his people appointed in government places and PNoy signs without a squeak ... with alacrity, even?
This stuff should make a good novel, one that can put Miguel Syjuco to eternal shame.
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