hello, ma'am, aglusuloskan

makauma. isu lattan daytoy ti adda a damag ken pagdamandamagan. gloriagate. hello, garci. hello, gloria. hello, mike. santo pay jueteng. makauma ta kasta la unay ti panangbabbabalaw met dagiti adda iti oposision ngem ania koma't nakaidumaanda iti korap ken gamrud iti poder a rehimen ni gloria arroyo? awan met ket ti sabali a panggep dagiti agindadalus ken aginsasanto met a dadduma a politico iti oposision no di mangagaw ken sumublat met nga agtakem tapno isuda met ti mangituloy nga agnaar ken aggamsaw iti poder. nakadidillaw met la unay ngamin daytoyen nga aramid dagiti tradisional a politicos. pagdaksanna ta uray dagiti kas ken ni susan roces ket iramramanda a pagpudoten tapno laeng usarenda kadagiti ginugulib ken kinukurimaong met a gandatda.

ngem diak kayat a diskasen unay ditoyen dagitoy a moromoro ita iti politika iti filipinas.

ketdi awisenkayo, aglalo kadagitay kamannuratan, a mangbisita iti daytoy online petition dagiti writers (a kaaduanna ket tibak, ania pay, ta naggapu la ngarud daytoy a petision iti maysa nga egroup dagiti aktibista a mannurat) para iti panaglusulosen ni gloria.

impirmak met ditan ti online handleko (maika-78) isu nga obviousen no aniat' pagtaktakderak. wen, awanen ti sabali nga option ni gloria no di aglusulos. awan maaramidan met no ni noli de castro ti sumublat a presidente no suroten ti konstitusion. ngem nasaysayaat latta no constitutional a saan ket a kas iti ibagbaga ti oposision, ken dadduma pay a grupo, a military junta kano wenno revolutionary a govierno ti ipatakder. ad-addan nga awan pagnanaayan ti pagilian no kasta ta sigurado a gulo no kuan. ket baka paypaysuen dagiti dadduma ti agipasdek iti bukodda a republica ket ilasindan ti mindanao kada ilocos iti filipinas.

no kayatyo nga ammuen pay ti dadduma nga opinionko maipapan kadagitoy nga isyus, manen, iturongkayo iti pinoyexchange.com ta sadiay nga aktiboak a makidisdiskas.

adtoy man ti dadduma a paset ti nasao nga online petition:

We are poets and other writers who fully agree with National Artist Napoleon Abueva’s recent declaration calling on President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo to resign from her post. Her fraudulent victory in the May 2004 election – together with her record of economic and political maladministration, subservience to foreign vested interests and suppression of the most basic human freedoms – have rendered her totally unfit to stay in Malacañang a day more.

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Macapagal-Arroyo’s total absence of even the slightest respect for freedom of expression would be further shown not only by her administration’s various attempts to gag the media and the cultural sector, but also by her government’s bestowing of significant national awards to, among others, self-appointed literary mentors who have made a living out of discouraging novice writers from taking the path of social concern – thus severely limiting the possibilities of development for literature in the Philippines, a country plagued by ages-old societal ills that clamor to be written about.

Clearly, Macapagal-Arroyo views the act of luring beginning writers into taking the road of apathy to the nation’s plight – in contrast to the sterling traditions of Dr. Jose Rizal, our National Hero; and Amado V. Hernandez, himself a National Artist for Literature – and deceptively leading them along the path of treachery to the people, as a significant contribution to the development of Philippine literature and culture.

Macapagal-Arroyo asks that we sing hosannas to those who sell us the most dangerous hallucinogens amid an over-all national condition that calls for the most sober thoughts and actions.

On top of all these, Macapagal-Arroyo would even attempt to conscript writers and other cultural workers for her government’s hypocritical campaign to propagate an “anti-corruption” culture. The current occupant of Malacañang, whose name has figured in more than ten large-scale corruption scandals, is in absolutely no position to instill anti-corruption values in the minds and hearts of the people.