#PNoy blames all #corruption and #porkbarrel thievery under his watch on #Arroyo

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And now our much awaited “blame it on GMA” has just happened...

“Press Secretary Herminio Coloma Jr. dismissed the plunder complaint filed against President Aquino Budget Secretary Florencio Abad and Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala along with alleged pork barrel scam brains Janet Lim Napoles and other charges involving the unliquidated funds in Nabcor and the calamity funds of Social Work Secretary Dinky Soliman, saying that the anomalies were not the fault of the current administration but the one that preceded it.”

http://www.tribune.net.ph/headlines/dinky-cleared-gma-blamed-on-gov-t-funds-misuse-raps

He is not only an awful manager, he is also a liar (contrary to what Osmena is saying that the BS Aquino is an honest man), an utter hypocrite, and also a selfish bastard.

Source:
http://getrealphilippines.com/blog/2014/03/senator-sergio-osmena-is-right-pnoy-is-an-awful-manager-but-we-all-already-knew-that/comment-page-1/#comment-227800

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  1. AnonymousMarch 20, 2014 at 10:59 AM

    Your "cutting-edge insight" promise is quite misleading. You're merely recycling ideas that are downright biased and utterly poorly thought out. But it's nice that you make an effort.

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