Kaban ni D_BystandeR: SINUKLIAY SA HUNAHUNA

kojak:

As a military academy graduate and ex-army officer...I strongly support the honor code... But... I think dismissal is overkill... and beyond that there seems to be some parts of the story/evidence not being revealed or resolved... at worst if he did "lie?"... he must be punished but dismissal is too strong and wastes money and potentially a good  officer. As to the OJT requirement, as he was prevented from completing his OJT and OJT has limited academic value from my experience, "If" he is innocent he should be granted waiver. "If" he is guilty he should still graduate but at the bottom of the class... My opinion only...

D_BystandeR: (to kojak)

Like everybody else reading and following this news I find your comment as reflective of the general sentiment that is felt by those who still believe in real justice to triumph over those with perverted mind made up of powerful and influential people with evil agenda against the poor Cudia.

kojak: (to D_BystandeR)

You fail only when you give up. I have been fighting the same injustice in my life for 30 years... got a letter on the desk of my Congressman now...

mang_tomas:

True and honest observance of the much-vaunted “Honor Code” will absolve the military institution from any and all allegations of corruption and shenaniganism.

The sad thing is that, charges against recalcitrant military officers and men have remained rampant in our country. We have noted  henchmen in the ranks of the military causing the disappearance of media practitioners and read in the papers highly publicized investigation covering the overpriced purchase  of military hardware and equipment, not to mention the conviction of a general in the Sandiganbayan.

Truly,  if only the military institution, the PMA in particular,  had been  successful in  imparting the true meaning of the  “Honor Code” and truly imbibed it in the character of its graduates,  we would not have seen all these forms of corruption, misconduct  and abuse of power charges in our midst perpetrated by military officers  who sharpened their military background through the  aegis and auspices of  the PMA.

But alas! "Honor Code" seems to be just a lonely code that's only worth reading in manuals, procedures and speeches.

KaGregorio (to   mang_tomas)

To add po more than a decade na po the AFP is run by the sadist PMA criminal syndicate plundering AFP and tax payers money and persecuting the people. It is only in President Aquino's time that these sadist PMA crminal syndicates some were caught.even one killed himself so that he will not be forced to reveal the other members of the sadist PMA criminal syndicate.

Footnote: This is an interaction of comments considered relevant to the news appearing in Philstar re: "Cudia won't join today's (03/16/14) PMA graduation rites."