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Wednesday, June 10, 2020

Ping Lacson Drags 'Australian' Citizenship of Catriona Gray in Calling Out Her Reaction to Anti-Terrorism Bill

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  1. aw... Catriona research muna kc.. i find her articulate p nmn pro hndi dn pla gnun katalino.. lol.. halatang scripted lng ang pinagssb..

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    1. Lol. So kayo na agree ang matatalino.

      i get her point. Mas mahigpit nga ang batas sa Aus pero wala namang abuse of power dun. Okay na? Or denial pa rin sa corruption sa Pinas.

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    2. Mabuti at ke Lacson na mismo nanggaling na HINDI TALAGA SILA ANG GUMAGAWA NG MGA BATAS KUNGDI GINAGAYA LANG NILA MULA SA IBANG BANSA LALO NA YUNG ME SAY SA EKONOMIYA AT MALAMANG MGA TAGA IBANG BANSA TALAGA GUMAGAWA NIYAN TAPOS PINAPAANGKIN NA LANG DITO NA GAWA NG MGA MAMBABATAS!!!!!!

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    3. 12:54am Papano ka nakakasigurong walang abuse of power aber? hindi lang sa pinas madumi ang politika

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    4. 12:54 - AGREED! OKAY NAMAN NA STRICT ANG LAWS KUNG MABABA ANG TENDENCY NA MAG-ABUSE NG POWER MGA LEADER SA ATIN PERO HINDI E.

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    5. 12:54 Australian ka din? Updated ka sa politics ng Australia? Parang sure na sure ka dyan.

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    6. 12:54 nakapunta ka na bang australia para masabi mong walang abuse of power. by the way, alam mo bang matagal na itong batas na ito at ina-upgrade lang ang batas para maayon sa bagong panahon? at wala naman tayong narinig na inabuso dati pa ang anti-terror bill nina GMA at Pnoy at sa ilang taon ni Duterte laban sa Abu Sayyap at mga NPA. Ang pinagtaka ko sa comment mo, bakit na-connect mo sa corruption sa pinas ang anti-terror bill??? Ateng naman!

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    7. 2:34, You can go online and check. Australia is one of the least corrupt countries in the world. Ang level ng Pilipinas when it comes to corruption is pang Third world.

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    8. sana maghigpit tayo sa pagpasok ng turista para maiwasan ang terrorista at drug na pumasok sa pilipinas masyadong maluwag . pwede nmn maghigpit kung matino ang kawani or empleyado.

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    9. umpisahan nyo sa mga foreign na nagtatrabaho ng walang permits at hindi nagbabayad ng tax. padeport na mga yan kelangan din nila mag higpit ng pagbigay ng visa. para iwas labas pasok ng mga killers, drugs, terrorist, criminals sa pilipinas.

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    10. Sus halos ng politiko sa mundo, pare preaho lang. Ang kaibahan lang, mas matinong bumuto ang mga ibang lahi kaya karamihan sa kanila ang nahahalal matitino, di gaya sa atin. Sasayawan ka lang ng budots, nanalo na. 😒

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  2. So what if Cat is Australian? She is also a Filipino and has every right to speak up on Phil issues. In fact, Filipinos should be encouraged to speak up if they see something wrong with our public servants. Those who keep quiet become enablers of this regime's abuses.

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    1. yep everyone can speak pero research muna. mas mahigpit naman pala sa AU, ba't wala syang kuda roon?

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    2. Wala naman pumipigil kay Cat na magsalita a. Ang pinopoint lang dito e tama ba ang sinasabi nila? From #junkterrorbill naging #reviseterrorbill na ang pinapakalat kasi alam nila na mali ang pagbasura sa batas na naglalayon na maprotektahan and bansa at mamamayan nito sa mga terorista.

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    3. May point nmn kasi si lacson, mas matindi pa yung sa australia so ano nirereklamo niya and some of that terror bill eh galing sa australian law

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    4. 12:20 i dont support this bill but you miss Lacson's point na part ng bill was derived sa law sa Australia hence the attack kay Catriona.

      And again, I don't support Lacson or this anti terrorism bill.

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    5. Nakita nyo naman kung pano abusuhin ng mga public servants ang batas natin. Sila sila exempted pero ang ordinaryong mamamayan hinuhuli. So wag kayo magtaka kung may nagrereklamo. Hindi patas ang laban dito sa atin. Kahit mas mahigpit ang batas sa Australia, napapatupad ba nila ng maayos? Kasi dito sa atin, aabusohin yan.

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    6. May duterte and friends ba sa australia? Yun ang pinagkaiba. Saka selective justice dito sa pinas.

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    7. eh kung ang lagi niyong ibinabato eh open for abuse, then huwag ng magpasa ng batas. wala na ring pulis at wala na ring korte. gawin na lang niyo gusto niyo.

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    8. People dont have a problem fighting terrorism, they have a problem of the government consistently violating human rights and do not want to give them more avenues to do it with impunity.

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    9. Aussie laws may seem tougher than laws in Pinas, the big difference is kapag law, law talaga. It applies to everyone. Kapag may tiwali or scandal, kinabukasan or makalawa stood down na ung tao and there are times na even their opinion would step back. Hindi sila iyong tipong nagkamali na, nakayakap pa sa position.... in short may delicadeza.

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    10. Ngek, manuod nga kayo nang 60 minutes at iba pang Australian news, mas masahol sila umabuso nang position oy. Hindi porket puti sila at mayaman na bansa nila zero abuse na of power --- if the grass is greener on the other side it is probably fake. Do not underestimate our judiciary kahit paratangan ka ng kaso ang mg Judges natin di naman yan mga tanga at di naman lahat nababayaran.

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  3. Lacson sounds desperate. What’s the deal?

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    1. Siya daw ang nag propose or may idea sa bill.

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    2. Author ng bill. Ang maganda dyan kesa sa Socmed sya nag2preach why not magassemble sya ng forum at pagusapan yang Horror Bill este Anti-Terrorism Bill na yan tas isama dun yung mga Human rights kung nalalabag ba ang Article 3 ng constitution ng bansa

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  4. Kaloka pero nung nanalo si Catriona proud kayo tapos ngayong hindi niyo kasundo, Aussie na? Lol

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    1. Panalo sa comment! 😄

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    2. LMAO! How sure are you na lahat "proud" sa miss universe? May mga pinoy din na walang paki sa mga beauty pageants nyo no. LOL!

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    3. Ghorl wala naman umawat sa kanya to represent Australia as well pero baka she knew she had better chances to win if Philippines ang irerepresent niya. Saka ang layo ng point mo sa issue.

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  5. He wants us to trust the courts eh siya nga noong nagka arrest warrant nagtago!

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    1. HYPOCRITE! Hahahahahahahahhaha! Ang lalim nung Hypocrisy! Nakakalampag yung pinto ng .......

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  6. Hahahaha eh kamusta naman po kase government officials nila versus ng sa Pinas? Pag parehas na po kayo kahit mas higitan pa natin ang policy nila sa terrorism.

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    1. The law guides the actions of the government. Hindi lang applicable ang batas sa present situation natin. Malay mo magimprove ang officials natin in the future.

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    2. That's the problem. With a law of this impact, we can't leave our fate in the hands of "malay mo magimporve ang officials natin in the future."

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    3. 109 malay mo? pano kung after 69 years pa? haha

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  7. Oo nga naman, Cat. Bakit wala kang reklamo sa Australian government na mas strikto pa?

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    1. Becsuse they can be trusted. How can you trust the PH police with their corruption and lack of ethics?

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    2. 12:56, Because our country is very corrupt. They can’t be trusted and can’t be believed. Gets mo.

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    3. Kasi hindi relevant si Cat sa AUS. Hindi valid mga hanash niya dun at takot lang niya mangialam

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    4. siguro dahil kahit mas harsh yung batas nila, na enforce nila ng maayos. Goes to show na eroded na yung confidence natin sa magpapatupad ng batas.

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    5. Sa ibang bansa di naman inaidolize ang mga beauty queen pero tuwa naman na manalo. Pilipino masyadong panatiko.

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    6. 1:39 and 2:40 SAKTO!!!

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    7. Australia’s laws are strict because this is one law that no public official would abuse over there. It’s strictly focused on anti-terrorism and extremism. Now, until our country isn’t seen as a dictatorship by Western counties and organisations, this law is questionable given our notorious record of corruption, misuse of power and police brutality.

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  8. What i find frustrating is yung mga taong in denial pa rin na may abuse of power sa Pinas. Bilog ang mundo. And if one day makuha ng LP/Dilawan/Anti-Duterte yung pwesto, tignan natin kung hindi kayo manginig sa takot. Like i said talamak ang power trip sa Pilipinas.

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  9. sinole lang naman kasi.. DO NOT UNDERMINE people’s opinion on why they are sgainst the sudden passing of this bill.. HINDI BA PWEDENG PAKINGGAN YUNG HINAING NG MGA TAO NA KARAMIHAN NAMAN E MAY UTAK DIN AT HINDI BASTA BASTA LANG KUKUDA.. THESE PEOPLE ARE JUDT ASKING NA REPASUHIN AT BIGYAN NG SPECIFICS YUNG MGA NAKIKITA NILANG MEDYO MALABO AT GREY AREA NA PWEDE TALAGAMG MAABUSO KUNG GUGUSTUHIN. Lalo pa sa Pilipinas, jusko, sinpleng DUAL CITIZENSHIP NA NGA LANG E HANGGANG NGAYON E DI PA TAPOS PAG USAPAN AT PILIT PANG HINAHANAPAN NG BUTAS.. what more yung mga ganyan anti terrorism act na direktang may kinalaman sa hindi pag sang ayon sa pamamapakad ng gobyerno.

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  10. The ethical standard, strength of institution, morality of government and quality of the police are much higher in Australia than in PH. How much trust can you give to the PH police?


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    1. Yup, pinas is very corrupt. No doubt about it.

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  11. Un head nga, nun quarantine, me mañanita pero wala lang nanyari eh. Ang point is, abusado ang me kapangyarihan dito sa Pinas, nakakalungkot mang sabihin pero un ang totoo.

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  12. Coming from a senator na nagtago nung panahon ni GMA at hindi hinarap ang mga kaso. Kaloka itong si lacson. Hahahaha!

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  13. Why should we compare the laws of Australia to ours. Our government can basically do whatever they want with impunity and without accountability as it is. Now they want to basically legalize impunity under the cover of the “anti-terrorism bill”. This is not the case in Australia.

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    1. Omg, you are to correct. Our country is very corrupt. Too many abuses here on everything.

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    2. Nadali mo sis! Agree 100%!

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  14. Lol, Australia is one of the ten least corrupt countries in the world. Pinas is among the bottom countries on the list. That pretty much says it all. Lawson’s point is invalid.

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    1. We are copying the laws of First World Nations. Walang masama duon? Gusto nating maging better. Ang congress at senado gumagawa nang batas, trabaho nila yun. Sinisimulan nila ang pagbabago sa paggawa ng kung ano ang trabaho nila.

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    2. Ateng 2:51 para san ang law kung ang mismong government ang sumusuway nito. And mind you subject to interpretation pa ang batas sa current administration

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  15. But sir ping, why the heck ito anti terrorism law ang uunahin nyo???? Bkit hndi nyo unahin yung kay late meriam's law... Kasi mas may sense yun s nangyayari ngayon kesa s terrorista.

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  16. Hello Sen Lacson
    Australia is not corrupt and there is at least tranparencies in governance unlike in the Philippines na one of the most corrupt countries in the world and the government officials are just warming their seats and yet enjoying the perks of being a government official. Mahiya ka naman, Lacson. huwag mong i compare ang Philippines sa Australia. I compare mo kaya sa mga Latin American countries, pwede pa.

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  17. She’s a Filipina citizen, or else she wouldn’t have been Ms. PH.
    She lives in the Philippines.
    She pays taxes in the Philippines.
    She has the right to express her disapproval.
    It’s as simple as that 🤷🏻‍♂️
    Bringing Australia in the discussion is merely diverting the issue.

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    1. She's half half like gabby lopez

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  18. Lacson hit the bull’s eye. Please read the proposed bill and the 1987 Constitution. Filipinos, wag naman po puro komento. Read and don’t skip any portion of the bill. The exceptions, the reportorial requirements to CHR and the Judge in the locality. Please. Read them all.

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    1. We read the bill in its entirety several times and discussed it with human rights experts. The conclusion is that the government will weaponize it against the citizens and will disproportionately disadvantage the poor and the vulnerable

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    2. Hiyang hiya naman kaming mga lawyers sa pagbabasa mo ng maigi ng constitution. Sa tingin mo talaga mga law professors at IBP na nagrelease ng statement dyan walang alam sa batas? Smh

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    3. The 1987 Constitution allows only 3 days detention while this proposed bill allows the detention of a suspected terrorist for 14 to 24 days without judicially charging them. Also, the Anti-Terrorism Council to be composed of mostly cabinet members could allow taking custody of a suspected terrorist. The Constitution is very clear that only the judicial power could do that. Nabasa mo ba ang mga puntos na ito? Basahin mo. Basahin mo at unawain ang kabuan ng proposed bill at maiintindihan kung bakit kinakailangan pang pag-aralan ito bago maging ganap na batas. Hindi lahat ng mga Filipino ay puro komento lang.

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  19. Nililihis n ng mga politiko ang issue. Her dual citizenship, is not the point Lacson!

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  20. May pagka clueless tong si Ping Lacson. It is not just about the letters of the law. The big issue is do we trust that our government will not abuse it? NO NO NO.

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    1. Remember when Lacson was to be arrested during PGMA's time, he hid for months because he did not trust the police and justice system.

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  21. Hahaha pahiya si Ms Universe

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    1. Bakit nasabi mong pahiya si Catriona? Ikaw ang dapat na mahiya dahil ni hindi mo napansin na fallacious ang argument ni Sen. Lacson. Ano naman kung mas mahigpit ang batas laban sa mga terorista sa Australia? Hindi na ba pwedeng pumuna si Miss Universe 2018 kung hindi sya sang-ayon sa mga itinatakda ng anti-terrorist bill ni Lacson? Ni hindi mo binasa ang buong bill pero ang galing mong mangutya sa taong nagbigay ng karangalan sa Pilipinas!

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  22. How do you know there's no abuse of power in australia!?

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    1. Lol, Australia is on the top ten least corrupt countries in the world. That’s a fact. Pinas is on the bottom of the list, gets mo yan.

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    2. Hindi kasi nababalita. Lol
      I am in Germany ha at akala ko dati dito halos wlang problema pero jusko. Nag iba lang yata ang mukha ng mga tao at pangalan ng lugar but kahirapan, homelessness, drugs, corruption, etc exist here. Akala lang natin napaka powerful na cöuntry but pag andito ka na makikita at mafefeel muna rin ang problema, halos parehas lang din sa Pinas.

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    3. 4:42, you are very wrong and just exaggerating. The problems in pinas are so extreme and hopeless when you compare them to Germany’s. Shame on you.

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    4. There is only a small number of homeless people in Australia. You can even count on your fingers. And during the outbreak, they were all housed in hotels by the government.

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  23. Manong Lacson naligaw ka ng issue. Walang kinalaman sa citizenship ang pagtuligsa sa ATB. Any citizen of the world can oppose it because we are living in one world, and the abuse of one affects the rest of the world.

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  24. Chusko kung mga Pilipino nga nakiki Black Lives Matter kahit hindi naman taga US. Wag ka nga!

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  25. nagpapaniwala kayo jan k lacson. i migrated here in Australia. yes mahigpit dito lalo n sa foreigner pero sa pinas un p lng bagsak na daming overstaying. tsaka u can never be tag as a terorist pag pag voice out k ng opinion laban sa government dito depende n lng anu gnawa mo sympre my proseso din yan at hndi gaya sa pinas na aabusuhin lng yng power n yan.

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  26. We have trust issues against those who are supposed to uphold the law. They are simply not trustworthy. Kapag maayos na pamamalakad ng gobyernong ito, saka natin pag usapan yang bill na yan

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  27. Looking at the pics of Ping and Cat side by side, who do you think is more worthy of your trust.

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    1. Ganda lang sia meron. Hindi naman ipinagpatuloy ang advocacy after manalo. Pagartista at boyfriend inasikaso.

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  28. i think let our government/lawmakers do their jobs, they are the experts, masyado kasing maraming magagaling sa atin, kaya ang hirap nating umasenso

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    1. This is a democratic country dude. Everybody is free to have their own opinion. E yung sinasabi mong government at lawmakers ang unang unang nagbbreak ng law.

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  29. kakaiba talaga mga pinoy..inis na inis nung inangkin ng AUS na sa kanila galing ang MU 2018..ngayon dahil hindi lang agree sa ATB tinataboy na sa pagka pilipino...ahahaha.

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  30. Kung ayaw natin itong bill because it is subject to abuse, then huwag na tayong gumawa ng anti-terror bill? Yun ba ang gusto natin? How do we protect our country from experiencing the acts of terrorism like Marawi and those experienced in Europe? Mataas tingin natin sa ibang bansa kaya okay lang na may law sila na mas strict at mas marahas pa ang parusa kesa sa meron tayo. Kaya nga siguro nagiginag pugad tayo ng mga terorista kasi wala tayong batas na strict enough.

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    1. I dont know kung may law ba at ayoko mag google pero imposibleng walang law about terrorism. Ilang dekada nang may terorista. Napakaconvenient na ngaun sila magpapass ng ganyang law lalo nat vulnerable ang mga tao ngaun.

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  31. Magaling lang sa salita sina catriona at pia pero hindi naman pinapractise mga sinasabi. Palamuti lang. Scripted lahat. Yong mga sinabi noong kandidata wala lang matapos manalo. Pasok agad sa pagaartista. Huwag padala sa mga beauty queens na ito.

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  32. Sa Australia, totoong Law is law...malayo sa pinaggagagawa ng gobyerno

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  33. Funny! Nung nanalong Ms. Universe - Filipino. Di nagreklamo si Lacson. Pero ngayong taliwas ang opinion sa kanya, Australian na. MAGALING!

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    1. Dual citizenship si catriona. Next time dapat pure pilipina kuhanin. Daming maganda.

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  34. Lol, you can’t compare pinas with other first world nations. Pinas is so corrupt from to top to bottom. Even the SC is corrupt.

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