The
Philippine government is in a state of calamity. The calamity
fund sank! -- P-Noy
SAN FRANCISCO, California – Martha Jane Cannary Burke,
better known as Calamity Jane, was a tall frontierswoman and
professional scout best known for her claim of being an acquaintance
of Wild Bill Hickok. She gained fame by fighting the Native
America Indians.
Calamity Jane a kind and compassionate woman who died poor.
Her life was made into a movie starring Doris Day, who sung
the famous song Secret Love.
On the other hand, Calamity Glo is a short, rich girl with
a high temper as President.
She is now a congresswoman. She is drafting a bill to have
her face printed on the
P1,000 bill.
Just as we thought that Calamity Glo would fade away in Hongkong,
Domique Lebastard, economic counselor of the French Embassy,
revealed in a press briefing that only three months after
the signing of a P10.5-billion loan agreement with Agence
Francaise de Developpement (AFD), the entire loan had been
fully disbursed.
Just like magic, P10.5 billion sank like the Titanic!
Although Lebastard did not directly question the unusual
speed with which the amount was spent, it was very obvious
that the French government was concerned that the loan was
not used for the specific purpose for which it was granted.
Former Finance Secretary Margarito Teves admitted that the
loan was used for “budget support” to plug the
government’s widening budget deficit of P325 billion,
which was after all the result of outrageous spending by the
administration.
What is the truth, Truth Commissioner Hilario Davide? Please
find out the truth:
* When you quickly administered her oath, she had only a
few pesos in her pocket; now she has mucho dinero?
* the case of the misused P105-million Calamity Fund
* investigate mercenaries in the previous administration