Suspending our judgment on the BOC and alleged involvement of the members of the First Family

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Rizal Philippines
September 1, 2017

                                           DC Councilor Small Abellera

Sens Richard Gordon and  Trillanes had a heated argument yesterday at the Senate hearing on BOC involvement in shipment of P6.4 billion worth of shabu allegedly facilitated by the Davao group.   Trillanes wants to summon VM Paolo Duterte, and Mans Carpio, as the Senate had summoned  Councilor Small Abellera.  This were due to the testimony of BOC facilitator  Mark Taguba before the Senate where he mentioned the Davao group and the names of Tia Nanie, Mars Carpio (the husband of the DC Mayor).  Sen Dick Gordon would have none of  the Trillanes request, in the absence of documentary evidence (he is right from the lawyer point of view)

Who is suspending judgment here?   Sen Gordon or Trillanes?   Let us grill them first before we say they are not involved.

Now Mark Taguba retracted his statement, saying that all is based on hearsay:  despite the ff:

  From GMA news, Taguba retracts, clears name of DU30 son in law from BOC anomalies

      1.  Text messages between him and the Davao group personality

      2.  His alleged meeting with Small Abellera and payment of millions of pesos for alleged enrollment fee.

We cant tell for sure who is telling the truth but the fact is it stinks at BOC, and is dirtying the DU30 reputation and we certainly doubt his sincerity to rid the country of corruption, after Faeldon, looked from every angle being very much sucked into corruption.  (He would rather be jailed rather than testify)

One wonders too about the truth in the statement of CPP Head Jo Ma Sison that the biggest drug lord sits at the highest post in the govt.

But Sen. Lacson mentioned the Davao group in his privileged speech.

I can testify that corruption from my personal experience that corruption is very much alive and rampant at the LGU level.  Blame the empowerment thing from local govt code

Finding the truth on P6.4 billion worth of shabu that passed through BOC frustrating

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Rizal Philippines
August 9, 2017

From CNN Senate probe into P6.4 billion worth of shabu that passed through BOC

Several senators have expressed frustration and suspicion of outright lying, negligence incompetence and corruption at BOC in collusion with the Chinese businessmen..   The said Chinese had made fools out of the solons, BOC officials and general public.  Here is a crime committed, the drugs are here, there was importation, and yet there is no suspect yet.  The shabu traders taking advantage of the weakness of the customs procedure and systems were able to bring in drugs right under the  very noses of the BOC officials (with their complicity).   Up to now, the drug lords and unidentified.  PDEA has filed a case vs a caretaker Valenzuela RTC.   Here are the weaknesses:


1.  Allowing consignees to import.   A certain Aileen Tatad  of EMT traidingwas a consignee, paid P1,500 per shipment,  How come this allowed?   The consignee does not even know what the shipments are.  Very clearly, BOC allows dummies so that at the end of the day, no one can be held liable.  Turu turuan lang;

2.  The consignee points out to the  broker as the one responsible and knows the details of the shipment

3.  EMT trading a new importer was able to bring in 600 shipments in a matter of  3 months;

4.  She was put in super green lane, a lane reserved to big time multi national importers.  The BOC officials keep on saying that the computer overlooks certain parameters, as if computers think on their own (as noted by Sen Sonny Angara).  Every body knows that the parameters are fed by the encoders or whoever manages the computer

5.  Taguba,, the broker, did not deliver the goods to the consignee whose office is in Binondo but to the Valenzuela warehouse

He also reveals that he pays P27,000 per shipment at BOC as Payola

6.   When customs raided the warehouse, the head of intelligence only had a Letter of Authority, not a search warrant, and the evidence found may be considered illegal and may not stand in court

6.  Up to now 2 months after the raid, no one has been charged.

Also Mr. Richard Tan, who says that the operations  was all ready stopped, was alleged to continue operations even after they were alleged to have been closed by City of Valenzuela  (The Chinese nationals who are there seemed to be having a lot of fun (sa pagbilog ng mga ulo natin. They and BOC officials had a fine day)

Sen Escudero, notes NBI PDEA BOC have not not charged anyone for 600 kgs of shabu, but only several sachets of shabu would merit a gun fight or death.  Why are those govt agencies too timid to file charges?   Why not file case vs the warehouse owner?   Are they getting paid not to file a case, to look theother wahy around

Several reforms are in order:

1.   The use of consignees

2.  The 4 lanes and their parameters

3  The payment of P27,000. per shipment.   Sen Escudero computed that raising the tax per container up by P27,000 could easily raise P98 billion in revenues.    And save many people from additional taxes on fuel, or sugar.

What are the negative effects of shabu (methamphethamine) addiction - nagkakabutasbutas utak

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September 19, 2016

Pres Duterte asks for 6 months extension of the anti drug campaign.   He did not realize the extent of the drug problem. There are reasons why the Pres wants the illegal drug problem curbed.  Drug destroys the future of the country:  the youth.  The brain of the drug addicts shows marked physiological changes.

Drug Abuse gov

Long-term effects may include:

• Addiction
• Psychosis, including:
  • paranoia
  • hallucinations
  • repetitive motor activity
• Changes in brain structure and function
• Deficits in thinking and motor skills
• Increased distractibility
• Memory loss
• Aggressive or violent behavior
• Mood disturbances
• Severe dental problems
• Weight loss