Em

In constant thought.

[Em @embols18]

Tired of adulting.

[Em @embols18]

Katalaka sang pa bibo ah.

[Em @embols18]

@inquirerdotnet Agree with her statement!

[Em @embols18]

@inquirerdotnet I didn't know it was April Fools.

[Em @embols18]

@enjoyGLOBE hey Globe, seriously??? You're going to start charging P50 for late payments? As if you're providing exemplary service. Grabe talaga

[Malacañang Events and Catering Services @MalacananEvents]

kung sino man ang ayaw sumagot sa mga tanong ng taumbayan ay kontra sa kapayapaan at kalaban ng bayan

[Just @justinmaniluh]

PGH Oncology Machine vs. the 125M OVP Confidential Funds

In an attempt to defend the spending of 125 million OVP confidential funds, a doctor compared it to Php 230,000,000.00 PGH investment.

She didn’t know that the comparison is more incriminating to the Vice President. Here’s why:

1. She attached a BAC (Bids and Awards Committee) Announcement. What does that mean? Suppliers were invited to bid.

During the bidding a long list of documents are required for transparency including gov’t permits of the supplier, bank details, quotations amongst other things.

The BAC then will have a meeting and will choose the winning bidder. Transparency documents like notice of
award, contracts, terms of agreement etc.

That by itself will take weeks if not months.

2. Procurement as such went through congressional approval. What does mean?

That during it was proposed and approved during the budget deliberation. There’s a line item for that in the General Appropriations Act.

3. Even payments of items as such are not one-time-bigtime as the doctor would want us to believe.

In every government contract, the TOR specifies trigger for payments. Perhaps maybe a certain percentage will be after installation, ___% after training of the staff how to use it, ___% after submitting reviews. So on and so forth.

This by itself can last for months or even a year.
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Although imperfect, the procurement law is here to protect the public’s interest. If there’s BAC advisory… it means it went through process.

PGH didn’t spent 230,000,000 in 1 day, Dr.

Try harder 🤦🏽‍♀️

[Em @embols18]

@natoreyes Question is, does he even care? This government is the worst.

[Nico B. Valderrama @nbvneverquits]

Sa mga sumuweldo today, let it remind you na yung buwis na binawas sa sweldo ay para sa confidential funds na hindi maipaliwanag kung saan ginamit at kung tama ang paggasta.

Ikaw ang nagpagod, pero sila puro iwas at palusot.

[Bart Guingona @guingonabart]

Onganaman.

[Em @embols18]

The government expects much of its citizens, but not of itself.

[Em @embols18]

@PhilstarNews Growth in inflation.

[Em @embols18]

Grabe talaga mamera ang government services. Kaya marami pwedeng kupitin ang mga government officials at bakit ayaw nila bitawan ang mga posisyon nila.

[Inquirer @inquirerdotnet]

One in 500 Filipino children have cleft lip or palate, but since most are from families stuck in poverty, thousands are believed to be living with their condition untreated. | @AdrianINQ
https://t.co/IDVcqLdlLj

[Em @embols18]

Why are most students nowadays so entitled????

[Em @embols18]

@inquirerdotnet @AdrianINQ Why are we wasting money on these ill-mannered idiots and thieves???

[Em @embols18]

Another example:

[Em @embols18]

I swear, parang joke na talaga ang Pilipinas.

[ABS-CBN News @ABSCBNNews]

DOT honors Marcos Sr. for contributions to Philippine tourism https://t.co/qnk92p9n59

[Em @embols18]

@inquirerdotnet The mandate never should have been taken down in the first place.

[Em @embols18]

Ngaa daw sala ko pa ya? Hayyy