Bundol Gang - the criminals will bump your car and when you stop to settle, they will carjack your car at gun-point. Stopping gun-aided crime is parallel to stop the illegal movement of guns from one place to another. The key factor that makes a tighter gun-carry control policy effective is CHECKPOINT. If there is an effective checkpoint system, all person, future criminals or not, will rationally not take the risk to carry gun without authorization. Read more at http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=628674
Highway Patrol Group gives tips to avoid Bundol Gang attacks -- read more at http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=628677&publicationSubCategoryId=65
How Bundol Gang Operates. 24oras 3 'bundol gang' leaders nabbed.wmv // http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3b4y2MCUBo
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I dedicate this blog to my friends who celebrate their birthdays today.
Adrian Alcober, Ariane Tan, Deepika Jacob, Florence Manahan, Mary Carmel C. Maleriado, Mharghie Tan, Miriam Torayno, Rio Leonelle Ibarra Deluvio
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Filipino Porn Movies
Ang tipple-x porn movies ay akala mo napaka-tagal na sex round. Ang hindi alam ng karamihan ay ginagawa ang shoot for at least two weeks. For day one ganito ang position. Second day ay break. For day three iba naman ang position. Hanggang 15 days. Tapos ini-edit na lang para mag-mukhang isang round lang na napaka-haba na sex.
Huling-huli na ang brown Filipinos sa Porn Movie productions. Kaya tuloy, meron colonial mentality ang mga Pilipino sa preference nila on what is beautiful and sexy.
In a related development, here is the Local Film Industry Development Act ni Jinggoy -- read more at http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=628328&publicationSubCategoryId=94
Huling-huli na ang brown Filipinos sa Porn Movie productions. Kaya tuloy, meron colonial mentality ang mga Pilipino sa preference nila on what is beautiful and sexy.
In a related development, here is the Local Film Industry Development Act ni Jinggoy -- read more at http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=628328&publicationSubCategoryId=94
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Philippine Travel Advisory Warning
Palace asks for review of travel advisories (The Philippine Star). MalacaƱang is appealing to the United States and four other nations to lift their terror alerts for their citizens in the Philippines, saying the warnings don’t reflect the true situation and that they can seriously damage the country’s image. Read story at http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=627200&publicationSubCategoryId=63
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JOHN PETALCORIN Comment: PNoy, etong suggestion ko medyo pang-asar, but it may work. Kunin mo consultant si Madam Auring. Tapos pa-hula-in mo siya about sa Terroristic Threat. Kung ano man ang resulta, bigyan mo ng kopya ang Embassy ng Canada, US, Australia, and UK. Samahan mo na rin ng Recommendation Letter baka gusto nilang kunin si Madam Auring sa mga susunod nilang Security Forecast bago sila mag-issue ng Alert Warning to travellers going to Philippines.
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I dedicate this blog to my FB friends who celebrate their birthdays today.
Bernard Piedraverde Caintic, Caesar L. Tingson, Cookie Aballe-Pernia, Joshua ︻╦̵̵͇̿̿̿̿╤── Rivera, Roy Dalioan, Vhonex Velasco Villa, Zom Remollo
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JOHN PETALCORIN Comment: PNoy, etong suggestion ko medyo pang-asar, but it may work. Kunin mo consultant si Madam Auring. Tapos pa-hula-in mo siya about sa Terroristic Threat. Kung ano man ang resulta, bigyan mo ng kopya ang Embassy ng Canada, US, Australia, and UK. Samahan mo na rin ng Recommendation Letter baka gusto nilang kunin si Madam Auring sa mga susunod nilang Security Forecast bago sila mag-issue ng Alert Warning to travellers going to Philippines.
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I dedicate this blog to my FB friends who celebrate their birthdays today.
Bernard Piedraverde Caintic, Caesar L. Tingson, Cookie Aballe-Pernia, Joshua ︻╦̵̵͇̿̿̿̿╤── Rivera, Roy Dalioan, Vhonex Velasco Villa, Zom Remollo
Collection of Marijuana References
Below are the reference materials in the internet that I collected in preparation for the Marijuana Debate.
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Marijuana doy com contains news, forum, pics, shop, cooking, cultivation, seeds, smoke shop directory, how to pass drug test, etc. Read more at http://www.marijuana.com/
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The Marijuana Conspiracy - The Real Reason Hemp is Illegal by Doug Yurchey, June 15, 2005. MARIJUANA is DANGEROUS. Pot is NOT harmful to the human body or mind. Marijuana does NOT pose a threat to the general public. Marijuana is very much a danger to the oil companies, alcohol, tobacco industries and a large number of chemical corporations. Various big businesses, with plenty of dollars and influence, have suppressed the truth from the people. Read more at
http://www.illuminati-news.com/marijuana-conspiracy.htm
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NIDA InfoFacts: Marijuana. Marijuana is the most commonly abused illicit drug in the United States. It is a dry, shredded green and brown mix of flowers, stems, seeds, and leaves derived from the hemp plant Cannabis sativa. The main active chemical in marijuana is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol; THC for short. Read more at http://drugabuse.gov/infofacts/marijuana.html#anchor
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The Health Effects of Marijuana on Humans by Marc Anderson, June, 1992. Marijuana has been used as a drug since the beginning of time, yet there are still many mysteries about its health effects on humans. Marijuana, or cannabis sativa, is a preparation of the crushed flowers and buds of female hemp plant. The existence of the plant has been reported as early as 1500-1200 BC. in China, and cannabis has been described as an analgesic as early as 200 AD (Walton, 1938). Since then, an overwhelming number of studies have attempted to explain the physical and psychological effects of cannabis on humans. Read more at http://www.lycaeum.org/~sputnik/Drugs/THC/Health/mj.physiology.html
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Marijuana doy com contains news, forum, pics, shop, cooking, cultivation, seeds, smoke shop directory, how to pass drug test, etc. Read more at http://www.marijuana.com/
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The Marijuana Conspiracy - The Real Reason Hemp is Illegal by Doug Yurchey, June 15, 2005. MARIJUANA is DANGEROUS. Pot is NOT harmful to the human body or mind. Marijuana does NOT pose a threat to the general public. Marijuana is very much a danger to the oil companies, alcohol, tobacco industries and a large number of chemical corporations. Various big businesses, with plenty of dollars and influence, have suppressed the truth from the people. Read more at
http://www.illuminati-news.com/marijuana-conspiracy.htm
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NIDA InfoFacts: Marijuana. Marijuana is the most commonly abused illicit drug in the United States. It is a dry, shredded green and brown mix of flowers, stems, seeds, and leaves derived from the hemp plant Cannabis sativa. The main active chemical in marijuana is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol; THC for short. Read more at http://drugabuse.gov/infofacts/marijuana.html#anchor
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The Health Effects of Marijuana on Humans by Marc Anderson, June, 1992. Marijuana has been used as a drug since the beginning of time, yet there are still many mysteries about its health effects on humans. Marijuana, or cannabis sativa, is a preparation of the crushed flowers and buds of female hemp plant. The existence of the plant has been reported as early as 1500-1200 BC. in China, and cannabis has been described as an analgesic as early as 200 AD (Walton, 1938). Since then, an overwhelming number of studies have attempted to explain the physical and psychological effects of cannabis on humans. Read more at http://www.lycaeum.org/~sputnik/Drugs/THC/Health/mj.physiology.html
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Marijuana Decriminalization Advocacy International
To ALL (Global):Today, I have created an open Facebook Group titled Marijuana Decriminalization Advocacy International.
The advocacy is simple. Marijuana have medical uses. It is just a grass, it is organic, it is natural, it cheap to produce it in the backyard. Legalizing it will promote economic efficiency as it improves peoples access to herbal remedies to PAIN and other illness. It is also a good substitute to alcohol when it comes to recreation purposes.
We understand that there are insisting arguments on the negative effect of marijuana if taken in excessive amounts, just like cholesterol, salt, sugar, carbon dioxide. On this grounds, we go for regulation measures. However, we should bear in mind that we cannot regulate something that is not legalized. Therefore, we have to decriminalize it first.
Let's support the call for Marijuana Decriminalization ON THE POLICY ADVOCACY ONLY. Please join this group and invite others who share the same sentiment. Everyone is also encouraged to post here some pictures, images, and articles that are supportive of the MArijuana Decriminalization Advocacy.
While the policy is still on the debate, we encourage people to obey, and law enforcement to implement, existing laws governing marijuana production, possession, and consumption.
Thank you.
JOHN PETALCORIN
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I dedicate this blog to my FB friends who celebrate their birthdays today.
Chris Evert Barbero, Jose Angelo Robles, Kathleen Yangson, Lorlene Theresa Alforque Gonzales, Marjz Remollo, Rubyrissa Remollo
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Drug Control Advocacy Debating Arguments
Illegal drugs means income and employment for the Supply Side. Crimes are committed by the Demand Side because of the effect of drug on the mental state of the individual which blocks his sense of moral inhibitions. But why are laws made in such an odd way that punishment on the Supply Side is much more cruel than on the Demand Side?
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My college thesis in University of the Philippines is The Market Structure of Prohibitted Drugs (BS Economics 1997, UPLB). I figured out that increasing the punishment for Suppliers will increase the price of the drug. Because of the addiction-effect, the demand curve of the drug is inelastic, hence, no matter how the price will increase, the buyer will still find a way to get it. With budget constraint, the user has to level up his income sources and this lead to the onset of income-generating crimes such as drug pushing, swindling, theft, robbery. I was able to prove in theory and data that increasing the punishment on the supply side will increase crimes committed by the demand side. In the end, to eradicate the illegal drug market, I was proposing to increase the punishment on the demand side to create an irreconcilable price gap between the willingness to sell and willingness to buy.
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Alex P. Vidal : In Mexico, two drug cartels--the Sinaloa and Juarez-- have been tearing each other apart trying to eliminate each other in bloody drug wars that have escalated in the United States. The police are no match to these drug cartels and they have police chiefs, judges, prosecutors, mayors and governors in their payroll. Those who refused to be bribed are killed together with their families.
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RESPONSE: In the Philippines, there is no war among drug-suppliers. There is no such thing as competition-relatad crimes. We only have demand-side crimes here.
In the case of America, I think George Soros' twin ideas are brilliant and workable, which are to (1) legalize the recreational use and small-scale cultivation of marijuana and (2) invest in effective education.
But take note, this twin ideas has to work together simultaneously. It will be a disaster if you legalize it and stop investing in education.
In the Philippines, I believe the illegalization will have to remain the same, but we have to increase punishment and education on the demand side.
I just figured out that the Marijuana Legalization debate and Jueteng Legalization debate follows the same arguments.
Ang marijuana ang pinaka magaling na herbal plant na cheap i-grow and more effective substitute than any pain killer drugs. It's been used for thousands of years. Naputol lang ang use nyan sa early 1900s for some reason na walang kwenta. Ang ayaw ko lang sa Marijuana ay pag ini-smoke yan kasi meron din nicotine yan. Meron kasi akong Anti-Smoking Advocacy na masasagasaan nyan, pag ini-smoke lang ha.
Marijuana have been used by mankind for thousands of years. In the early 1900, it took them 20 years to brainwash the mind of the people into believing that marijuana is addictive and makes people crazy criminals. When we decriminalize it now, I think it will also take us 20 years to remove the stigma.
If you have tried drinking a bottle of beer, marijuana gives the same effect at a cheaper cost, at a least fattening result. You can't grow beer in your backyard, you can't make pain-reliever medicines in your kitchen; but with a marijuana in a pot in your backyard, it's like having access to instant beer and pain-reliever.
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My college thesis in University of the Philippines is The Market Structure of Prohibitted Drugs (BS Economics 1997, UPLB). I figured out that increasing the punishment for Suppliers will increase the price of the drug. Because of the addiction-effect, the demand curve of the drug is inelastic, hence, no matter how the price will increase, the buyer will still find a way to get it. With budget constraint, the user has to level up his income sources and this lead to the onset of income-generating crimes such as drug pushing, swindling, theft, robbery. I was able to prove in theory and data that increasing the punishment on the supply side will increase crimes committed by the demand side. In the end, to eradicate the illegal drug market, I was proposing to increase the punishment on the demand side to create an irreconcilable price gap between the willingness to sell and willingness to buy.
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Alex P. Vidal : In Mexico, two drug cartels--the Sinaloa and Juarez-- have been tearing each other apart trying to eliminate each other in bloody drug wars that have escalated in the United States. The police are no match to these drug cartels and they have police chiefs, judges, prosecutors, mayors and governors in their payroll. Those who refused to be bribed are killed together with their families.
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RESPONSE: In the Philippines, there is no war among drug-suppliers. There is no such thing as competition-relatad crimes. We only have demand-side crimes here.
In the case of America, I think George Soros' twin ideas are brilliant and workable, which are to (1) legalize the recreational use and small-scale cultivation of marijuana and (2) invest in effective education.
But take note, this twin ideas has to work together simultaneously. It will be a disaster if you legalize it and stop investing in education.
In the Philippines, I believe the illegalization will have to remain the same, but we have to increase punishment and education on the demand side.
I just figured out that the Marijuana Legalization debate and Jueteng Legalization debate follows the same arguments.
Ang marijuana ang pinaka magaling na herbal plant na cheap i-grow and more effective substitute than any pain killer drugs. It's been used for thousands of years. Naputol lang ang use nyan sa early 1900s for some reason na walang kwenta. Ang ayaw ko lang sa Marijuana ay pag ini-smoke yan kasi meron din nicotine yan. Meron kasi akong Anti-Smoking Advocacy na masasagasaan nyan, pag ini-smoke lang ha.
Marijuana have been used by mankind for thousands of years. In the early 1900, it took them 20 years to brainwash the mind of the people into believing that marijuana is addictive and makes people crazy criminals. When we decriminalize it now, I think it will also take us 20 years to remove the stigma.
If you have tried drinking a bottle of beer, marijuana gives the same effect at a cheaper cost, at a least fattening result. You can't grow beer in your backyard, you can't make pain-reliever medicines in your kitchen; but with a marijuana in a pot in your backyard, it's like having access to instant beer and pain-reliever.
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