Kaban ni D_BystandeR: SINUKLIAY SA HUNAHUNA
D_BystandeR:
Hain ang konsyensya niining pito ka
buok konsehal sa lungsod sa Daanbantayan nga sila nagmagahi man sa ilang
pag-uyon nga mohulam ug salapi gikan sa World
Bank ang lungsod sa Daanbantayan nga unta maayo man kini ug katuyoan kay aron
katabangan ang mga tawo nga nahiagum sa makalilisang nga kadaot sa miaging
bagyong Yolanda. Majority of the people of Daanbantayan should take note of
these people who belong to the opposition party and see to it that in the next
election they will be "thrown to the garbage where they rightfully
belong." What a bunch of pathetic idiots!
Bisoy - (to D_BystandeR):
Pathetic, indeed, D_BystandeR! If you
will read their letter of no-show and compare it to the reasons why they
blocked the said grant, both reasons don't add up which means they are shopping around for reasons
just to suit their agenda, depriving the poor people of the needed programs
that will surely benefit the whole town for generations to come. Example: they
have been saying that if the town would make a loan, a tax increase is
imminent. True or False? A big fat FALSE! Why? Because the town had already
increased the tax rate last 2011 and the law mandates that it should be done at
least once every 5 years though many LGUs would not do such thing within the
5-year-minimum.
Footnote: This excerpt is taken from comments in connection with
a news item in Banat News, entitled,
"Pito ka konsehal miisnab ni Davide." It came out on March 4, 2015.
What happened in Daanbantayan is entirely different from what took place in San
Remegio town where the town mayor, with only 4 out of the total nine municipal
councilors, was able to avail of the WB loan offer because the majority of
opposition councilors helped the municipal government to avail that WB loan
because they presumably understood that politicking at this time is not
conducive to good government where the interest of the people in general is at
stake to promote development for the town and for the majority of the people who
really needs help to rebuild their damaged houses due to typhoon Yolanda.
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