9 Reasons for Voting Bongbong Marcos

8/17/2019 9 Reasons for Voting Bongbong Marcos

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As of May 14, 2016, I tried to publish this on my blog.

Within 10 minutes my blog is mysteriously being penetrated from Europe.

13,000,000+ voters cannot be denied. This investigates the reasons why people voted forBong Bong Marcos as Vice President Elect in the 2016 Philippine National Election.

1. While Filipinos are distracted with the martial law of the past, the Philippines is losing itsislands one by one. Bong Bong Marcos seems to be protecting them.

History

https://www.facebook.com/notes/moro-national-liberation-front-mnlf/our-ph-national-enemy-is-the-malaysia-aquino-riding-in-tandem/776596932396270?fref=nf

Start of martial law video:https://www.facebook.com/dcontroversialfiles/videos/1453391361631705/

Article on legitimacy of martial law: http://www.philippinelegalguide.com/2016/05/marcos-dutifully-and-patriotically.html

The Martial Law Background is supported by Ferdinand Marcos Personal Diary Entries

https://philippinediaryproject.wordpress.com/category/diary-of-ferdinand-e-marcos/page/2/

Farewell Scarborough Shoal

http://www.manilatimes.net/aquino-the-first-president-to-lose-philippine-territory/188031/

Farewell Sabah

http://www.philstar.com/headlines/2013/03/13/918984/ninoy-vowed-drop-sabah-claim-get-kl-support-vs-marcos

Issue on BBL

Former President Arroyo tried to get away with MOA-AD [Province of North Cotabato v.Government of the Republic (2008)]

http://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/jurisprudence/2008/october2008/183591.htmit is unconstitutional as it is an imperium in imperio state within a state (highlighted by thelecture of Justice Sandoval)

Leni is a strong supporter of the very unconstitutional BBL

2. Voting for Bong Bong Marcos doesn't equate to not sympathizing over Martial Lawvictims. In the same way that voting for Aquino doesn't mean not sympathizing for theHacienda Luisita Massacre or SAF44

Hacienda Luisita Documentary source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ab1ux2DiHw

3. Bong Bong Marcos did not have ill-feeling and focused on the need of the country asproven by his long list of accomplishments:

2010 (JULY-DECEMBER)

Ilocos Norte Financial Assistance for Indigent Patients Financial assistance given to somepatients confined in Gov. Roque Ablan Memorial Hospital

Ilocos Norte Senate Study Program for 2010 Educational assistance given to twenty (20)students in Mariano Marcos State University

Financial Assistance (Tacloban City, Leyte) for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance givento some patients in Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center


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Bontoc, Mt. Province Flood control structureConstruction of a flood control structure inSitio Kadyapas

Lasam, Cagayan Water systemInstallation of a water system in Brgy. Magsaysay

Solano, Nueva Vizcaya RoadsConstruction of Magarang road in Brgy. Bagahabag

Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road inBrgy. San Fernando

Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-marketroad in Brgy. Lamo

Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya Water systemConstruction of a water system in Brgy.Abaca

Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a senior citizens’building in Brgy. Malasin

Cabarroguis, Quirino Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a barangay health center inBrgy. Mangandingay

Saguday, Quirino Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose covered court inBrgy. Sto. Tomas

San Mateo, Isabela PavementConstruction of a multi-purpose drying pavement

Dupax del Norte, Nueva Vizcaya PavementConcreting of a multi-purpose pavement in

Brgy. MabasaSto. Domingo, Nueva Ecija Drainage systemConstruction of a drainage system in Brgy.

Hulo

Farm-to-market Road Concreting (Polilio, Quezon) of a farm-to-market road fromAtulayan to Bislian

Farm-to-market Road Concreting (Odiongan, Romblon) of a farm-to-market road in Rizal

Farm-to-market Road Concreting (Odiongan, Romblon) of a farm-to-market road inTabobo-an

Senate Study Program Financial Assistance (San Agustin, Romblon) for theimplementation of scholarship program

Multi-purpose Building Construction (Miag-ao, Iloilo City) of a multi-purpose building inUP – Visayas Support Facility

Alangalang, Leyte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a barangay hall in Brgy.Bobonon

Alangalang, Leyte Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Brgy.Oras

Santa Fe, Leyte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a *barangay hall in Brgy.Katipunan

Tanauan, Leyte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Brgy.San Miguel

Carigara, Leyte Drainage systemConstruction of a drainage system in Brgy. Sawang

La Paz, Leyte School buildingConstruction of a school building in Buracan National HighSchool

Pastrana, Leyte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a Farmer’s Training Center in Brgy.

CapillaCatbalogan City, Eastern Samar RoadsConcreting of a road in Brgy. Estaka

Mabuhay, Zamboanga Sibugay Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purposebuilding in Brgy. Poblacion

Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay School buildingConstruction of a school building in Ipil NationalHigh School

Kabasalan, Zamboanga Sibugay Water systemConstruction of a water system in Brgy.Nazareth


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Kabasalan, Zamboanga Sibugay School buildingConstruction of a school building inPenaranda Elementary School in Brgy. Penaranda

Naga, Zamboanga Sibugay Water systemConstruction of a water supply system in Brgy.Baga

Roseller Lim, Zamboanga Sibugay Multi-purpose buildingRehabilitation of a public marketin Brgy. San Fernandino

Titay, Zamboanga Sibugay Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a public market in Brgy.Supit

Zamboanga Sibugay Financial Assistance for the purchase of medicines for variousbarangays in Zamboaga Sibugay

Cabanglasan, Bukidnon Water systemRehabilitation of an irrigation system in Bubunawan

San Fernando, Bukidnon Water systemRehabilitation of an irrigation facility in Nala

Lamitan City, Basilan School buildingConstruction of 8 classrooms in Basilan StateCollege

Alabel, Sarangani Province Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a Regional Trial Court

Kabacan, North Cotabato Multi-purpose buildingRehabilitation and expansion of amunicipal gymnasium

Tulunan, North Cotabato Multicab Vehicle given to Tulunan

San Miguel, Surigao del Sur Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road inTina-Enadan

Placer, Surigao del Norte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a health center in Brgy.Suyoc

2012

Ilocos Norte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to somepatients confined in Ilocos Training and Regional Medical Center

Ilocos Norte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to somepatients confined in Mariano Marcos Memorial Hospital and Medical Center

Ilocos Norte Senate Study Program for 2012 Educational assistance given to sixty (60)students in Mariano Marcos State University

Multi-purpose Building Construction (Caoayan, Ilocos Sur) of a multi-purpose building inCaoayan

Multi-purpose Building Repair (Malasiqui, Pangasinan) of a multi-purpose building inBrgy. Don Pedro

Bacarra, Ilocos Norte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building inBacarra

Vigan, Ilocos Sur Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in theVigan Conservation Complex

Vigan, Ilocos Sur Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of Kabarkadahan Youth Centre inVigan

Rosales, Pangasinan Flood control structureConstruction of a boulder bank protectionsystem in Brgy. Tumana

Balunga, Pangasinan Flood control structureConstruction of a boulder bank protectionsystem in Brgy. San Aurelio

Urdaneta, Pangasinan Flood control structureConstruction of a boulder bank protectionsystem in Brgy. Pinmaludpod

Manaoag, Pangasinan Flood control structureConstruction of a boulder bank protectionsystem in Brgy. Nalsian

Malasiqui, Pangasinan Multi-purpose buildingRepair of a multi-purpose building in Brgy.Don Pedro

Bautista, Pangasinan Water systemConstruction of a water system


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Lingayen, Pangasinan Flood control structureConstruction of a boulder bank protectionsystem in Brgy. Aliwekwek

Atok, Benguet School buildingConstruction of a classroom in Caliking Elementary School

La Trinidad,Benguet Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building inBenguet Sports Complex

Asipulo, Ifugao Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road from Brgy.

Amduntog to Brgy. AntipoloKabayan, Benguet Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in

Kabayan

Rizal, Kalinga Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road in Bulbul

Pasil, Kalinga Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road in Pasil

San Juan, Abra Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a day care centre in San Juan

Tineg, Abra School buildingConstruction of classrooms in Anayan Elementary School

Claveria, Cagayan School buildingConstruction of a school building in Claveria VocationalHigh School

Pamplona, Cagayan School buildingConstruction of a school building in David M. PuzonNational High School

Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance

given to some patients confined in Cagayan Valley Medical CenterBagabag, Nueva Vizcaya RoadsRepair of a road from Sta. Lucia to Tabanganay

Cabatuan, Isabela School buildingConstruction of a school building in LFG-DiamantinaNational High School

Cabatuan, Isabela School buildingConstruction of a school building in La Paz NationalHigh School

Cabatuan, Isabela PavementConcreting of pavements along Tandang Sora Road in Brgy.Del Corpuz

Diadi, Nueva Vizcaya Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road inBrgy. Villa Aurora

Diadi, Nueva Vizcaya Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road inBrgy.Villa Florentino

Diadi, Nueva Vizcaya Farm-to-market roadRehabilitation of a farm-to-market road inBrgy. Duruarog

Lal-lo, Cagayan RoadsConcreting of a road in Brgy. Dalaya

San Mariano, Isabela School buildingRepair of a multi-purpose building in San Mariano

San Mateo, Isabela Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm to market road andmulti-purpose drying pavements

Tuguegarao, Cagayan School buildingConstruction of a school building in Tuguegarao

Multicab (Camalaniugan, Cagayan)

Mariveles, Bataan RoadsConcreting of the Bagac-Mariveles road

Balanga City, Bataan RoadsConcreting of the Cataning-Bani road

Balanga City, Bataan Flood control structureRehabilitation of slope barrier in Tuyo river

San Ildefonso, Bulacan Multi-purpose buildingRepair of a multi-purpose building in Brgy.Poblacion

San Jose City, Nueva Ecija School buildingRepair of a school building in San Jose EastCentral School in Brgy. Sibut

Angeles City, Pampanga RoadsConcreting of Visitacion Street

Floridablanca, Pampanga Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road inBrgy. Anon

Malolos, Bulacan RoadsRepair of a road and drainage system in Bulacan State University


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Pangil, Laguna School buildingConstruction of a school building in Balian CommunityCollege

Paete, Laguna Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building in Paete

Guagua, Pampanga Flood control structureConstruction of concrete slope barrier inGuagua

Tiaong, Quezon Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy.

BukalPanukulan, Quezon Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in

Panukulan

Alabat, Quezon Multi-purpose buildingContruction of a legislative building in Alabat

Tanay, Rizal RoadsRepair of a road from Marikina to Infanta

Tanay, Rizal School buildingConstruction of classrooms in Monte de Tanay ElementarySchool in Sitio Mayagay

School Building Repair (Magsaysay, Mindoro Occidental) of classrooms in MagsaysayCentral School

Pugay, Camarines Sur Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in SitioBongliw

Naga City, Camarines Sur Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance

given to some patients Bicol Medical CenterBulan, Sorsogon School buildingConstruction of a classroom building in Bag-o High

School in Brgy. San Juan

Nabua, Camarines Sur Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in SanVicente Ogbon

Nabua, Camarines Sur Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in SitioBinoyoan

Ragay, Camarines Sur Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Brgy.Upper Sta. Cruz

Multicab Vehicle (Goa, Camarines Sur) given to Brgy. Taytay

Silay City, Negros Occidental RoadsConcreting of a road in Rizal

Talisay City, Negros Occidental Water systemConstruction of a water supply in Talisay

CityBacolod City, Negros Occidental Financial Assistance for Indigent patients Financial

assistance given to some patients confined in Corazon Locsin – Montelibano MemorialRegional Hospital

Tanjay City, Negros Oriental Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistancegiven to some patients confined in Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital

Iloilo City, Iloilo Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial Assistance to DSWD-RO VI for the Implementation of CIDSS

Balasan, Iloilo City Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose building inBalasan Transport Teminal and concreting of municipal roads

Balete, Aklan Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a public market

Banga, Aklan Park and plazaImprovement of a public park and plaza in Banga

Calinog, Iloilo City RoadsConstruction of a reinforced concrete bridge in Brgy. ToyunganDumangas, Iloilo City Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a fish trading center in

Dumangas

Mambusao, Capiz Welcome arcConstruction of a welcome arc in Flores A. Bayot bridge

Murcia, Negros Occidental Water systemConstruction of a water system in Murcia

Murcia, Negros Occidental School buildingConstruction of a school building in Murcia

Panay, Capiz Farm-to-market roadConcreting of a farm-to-market road in Panay


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Davao City, Davao del Sur Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistancegiven to some patients in Davao Regional Hospital

Davao City, Davao del Sur Financial Assistance for the Implementation of CIDSS FinancialAssistance to DSWD-RO XI for the Implementation of CIDSS

Davao City, Davao del Sur Drainage System Construction of a drainage system in Brgy.Agdao

Montevista, Compostela Valley Water systemConstruction of a water system inMontevista

Tagum City, Davao del Norte Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market roadin Brgy. New Balamban

Tagum City, Davao del Norte Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market roadin Brgy. Magdaum

Tagum City, Davao del Norte Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market roadin Brgy. San Agustin

Tungawan, Zamboanga Sibugay Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a legislative hall inTungawan

Zamboanga City, Zamboanga Sibugay Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancialassistance given to some patients in Zamboanga City Medical Center

Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur Covered walkConstruction of a covered walk/arch inthe provincial government center in Pagadian City

Zamboanga Del Sur Financial Assistance for Livelihood projects

Sindangan, Zamboanga Del Norte Multicab

Tubod, Lanao del Norte Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of *the Tubod Cultural Center

Valencia City, Bukidnon RoadsRehabilitation of the Bagongtaas-Lurogan-MVC LilingayonRoad

Valencia City, Bukidnon RoadsConstruction of the Bagongtaas-Lurogan-MVC LilingayonRoad

Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental School buildingRepair/Rehabilitation of schoolbuilding

Opol, Misamis Oriental Multi-purpose buildingRehabilitation of a public market in Brgy.

BarraCagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial

assistance given to some patients in Northern Mindanao Medical Center

Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental Financial Assistance for the Implementation ofCIDSSFinancial Assistance to DSWD-RO X for the Implementation of CIDSS

Medina, Misamis Oriental RoadsConstruction of a road and drainage system alongPortulin National High School

Valencia City, Bukidnon Financial Assistance for the Implementation of CIDSSFinancialAssistance given to some patients in Barangay Tugaya.

Valencia City, Bukidnon Financial Assistance for the Implementation of CIDSSFinancialAssistance given to some patients in Barangay Vintar.

Valencia City, Bukidnon Financial Assistance for the Implementation of CIDSSFinancial

Assistance given to some patients in Barangay Tongantongan.Bukidnon Financial Assistance for the Implementation of CIDSS

Bukidnon Social Services Financial Assistance

Iligan City, Lanao del Norte MulticabBidding for multicab on going

ARMM

Datu Blah T. Sinsuat, Maguindanao Multi-purposebuildingConstruction of a multi-purposebuilding in Brgy. Resa

Cotabato City, Maguindanao Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistancegiven to some patients confined in Cotabato Regional and Medical Center


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Bacolod Kalawi, Lanao del Sur MulticabsVehicle given to Bacolod-Kalawi

2013

Ilocos Norte Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistance given to somepatients confined in Mariano Marcos Memorial Hospital and Medical Center

Ilocos Norte Senate Study Program for 2013Educational assistance given to eighty (80)

students in Mariano Marcos State UniversityBaguio City, Benguet MulticabVehicle given to Brgy. Irisan

Baguio City, Benguet School buildingConstruction of a classroom in Baguio City NationalHigh School

Bangued, Abra Multi-purpose buildingConstruction of a multi-purpose school building

San Fernando, Pampanga Financial Assistance for Indigent patientsFinancial assistancegiven to some patients confined in Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital

Bacolor Pampanga RoadsConcreting of a road in Brgy. Sta. Ines

Angeles City, Pampanga School buildingConstruction of a school building

Baliuag, Bulacan Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy.Calantipay

Baliuag, Bulacan Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy.

CatulinanBaliuag, Bulacan Farm-to-market roadConstruction of a farm-to-market road in Brgy.

Hinukay

Floridablanca, Pampanga Flood control structureConstruction of concrete slope barrier inFloridablanca*

Porac, Pampanga Flood control structureConstruction of concrete slope barrier in Porac

Abucay, Bataan MulticabVehicle given to Brgy. Gabon

CALABARZON

Nagcarlan, Laguna MulticabVehicle given to Brgy. Pob. III

Candelaria, Quezon RoadsRehabilitation of a road in Masalukot I

MIMAROPA

Davao City, Davao del Norte Multicab Vehicle given to Brgy. Calinan, Pob.

2014

Multi-cabs Vehicle (Mangaldan, Pangasinan)given to Brgy. Embarcadero

School Building Construction (Bacnotan, La Union) of a school building in DMMMSU

School Building Rehabilitation (Agoo, La Union) of the Marcos Sports Center at DMMMSU

Farm-to-market Road Construction (Bugallon, Pangasinan) of a farm-to-market road inBrgy. Pantal

Farm-to-market Road Construction (Bugallon, Pangasinan) of a farm-to-market road inBrgy. Pangascasan

Roads Repair (Paoay, Ilocos Norte) of damaged roads in Paoay

Overpass Construction (San Fernando City, La Union) of an overpass for DMMMSU

Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro MulticabVehicle given to Brgy. Sta. IsabelSchool Building Repair (Araceli, Palawan) of a school building in Dagman Elementary

School

Multi-purpose Building Construction (Lubang, Mindoro Occidental) of a multi-purposecenter in Lubang

SENATE BILLS

Senate Bill No. 2487: Children’s Emergency Relief and Protection Act (Author)


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Senate Bill No. 2235: Mandatory Appointment of Municipal City and Provincial BuildingOfficials (Author)

Senate Bill No. 2190: The Barangay Creation (Author)

Senate Bill No. 2186: Family Home Protection Act of 2014 (Author)

Senate Bill No. 2145: Right of Way for National Government Infrastructure Projects(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2109: An Act Amending RA No. 7653, otherwise known as “The NewCentral Bank Act” (Author)

Senate Bill No. 2097: The PAGASA Modernization Act of 2014 (Author)

Senate Bill No. 2065: Balanced Housing Development Program Amendment of 2014(Author)

Senate Bill No. 1864: Strong National Budget Process Act of 2013 (Author)

Senate Bill No. 1863: Anti-Rice Wastage Act of 2013 (Author)

Senate Bill No. 1862: Act Establishing the Inter-Agency Council for the Creation of Jobs(Author)

Senate Bill No. 1734: Community Corrections Development Center Act (Author)

Senate Bill No. 1237: Philippine Nursing Practice Reform Act of 2013 (Author)

Senate Bill No. 1191: Pag-asa ng Paglaya sa Pagbasa (Author)

Senate Bill No. 1186: Act to Postpone the Sangguniang Kabataan Elections on October28, 2013 (Author)

Senate Bill No. 665: Establishing Regional Housing One-Stop Shops (Author)

Senate Bill No. 664: Increasing Mariano Marcos Memorial Hospital and Medical CenterBed Capacity (Author)

Senate Bill No.663: Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Officials’ Term Office Act of2013 (Author)

Senate Bill No. 424: Cooperative Development Authority Charter Act (Author)

Senate Bill No. 423: Department of Housing and Urban Development Act of 2013(Author)

Senate Bill No. 422: Special Protection of Children in Armed Conflict Situations Act of2013 (Author)

Senate Bill No. 421: Charter of the Laoag International Airport Authority (Author)

Senate Bill No. 420: Philippine Millennium Development Fund Law of 2013 (Author)

Senate Bill No. 419: An Act Regulating the Use of Plastic Bags (Author)

Senate Bill No. 418: An Act Moving the Observance of Rizal Day from December 30 toJune 19 (Author)

Senate Bill No. 417: Palliative and End of Life Care Act of 2013 (Author)

Senate Bill No. 416: Road Rage LAw. (Author)

Senate Bill No. 415: The Real Property Valuation and Assessment Reform Act of2013(Author)

Senate Bill No. 414: Boy Scouts of the Philippines Charter of 2013(Author)

Senate Bill No. 413: Bicycle Commuters Incentive Act of 2013(Author)

Senate Bill No. 412: Day of Goodwill Act of 2013 (Author)Senate Bill No. 411: National Internship Act of 2013(Author)

Senate Bill No. 410: Philippine Green Building Act(Author)

Senate Bill No. 409: Philippine Soybean Authority Act of 2013(Author)

Senate Bill No.408: Hydrogen Research, Promotion, and Development Act of2013(Author)

Senate Bill No. 407: An Act Amending Section 425 of the Local Government Code of1991(Author)

Senate Bill No. 117: First Class Public Schools and Libraries Act(Author)


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Senate Bill No. 116: The National Mariculture Program of 2013(Author)

Senate Bill No. 115: The Teachers Education Act of 2013(Author)

Senate Bill No. 114: An Act Amending Section 61 of Local Government Code of1991(Author)

Senate Bill No. 113: Amending Section 293 of the Local Government Code of1991(Author)

Senate Bill No. 112: National Seeds Production Act of 2013(Author)Senate Bill No. 111: Amending Section 20 of the Urban Development and Housing Act of

1992(Author)

Senate Bill No. 110: The Civil Service Housing Program of 2013(Author)

Senate Bill No. 109: Public School Teachers’ Salary Upgrading Act(Author)

Senate Bill No. 108: Amending Section 461 of the Local Government Code of1991(Author)

Senate Bill No. 15: Amending Section 12 of the Social Security Act of 1997(Author)

Senate Bill No. 14: National Irrigation Program of 2013(Author)

Senate Bill No. 13: Moratorium on the Creation or Conversion of State and Universitiesand Colleges Act of 2013(Author)

Senate Bill No. 12: Retirement Benefit for Barangay Officials and Workers Act of

2013(Author)Senate Bill No. 11: An Act Amending Section 6 of Cybercrime Prevention Act of

2012(Author)

Senate Bill No. 3342: Palliative and End of Life Care Act of 2012(Author)

Senate Bill No. 3326: Forest Limits Act of 2012 (Co-Author)

Senate Bill No. 3296: Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Officials’ Term Office Act of2012

Senate Bill No. 3275: Sustainable Development and Use of the Island of Boracay(Author)

Senate Bill No. 3251: Philippine Green Building Act(Co-Author)

Senate Bill No. 3245: Cooperative Development Authority Charter Act(Author)

Senate Bill No. 3235: Boy Scouts of the Philippines Charter of 2012(Author)

Senate Bill No. 3201: Charter of Laoag International Airport Authority(Author)

Senate Bill No. 3199: Department of Housing and Urban Development Act of 2012(Co-Author)

Senate Bill No. 3146: Arbor Day Act (Co-Author)

Senate Bill No. 3112: Day of Goodwill Act(Author)

Senate Bill No. 3107: An Act Proposing to Add Three Regional Trial Courts in MandaueCity.(Author)

Senate Bill No. 3106: Public School Teachers Salary Upgrading Act(Author)

Senate Bill No. 3091: National Land Use Act of the Philippines.(Co-Author)

Senate Bill No. 3002: Special Education Act(Co-Author)

Senate Bill No. 2981: Real Property Valuation and Assessment Reform Act of2011(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2967: National Internship Act of 2011(Author)Senate Bill No. 2964: An Act Increasing Pensions Under the SSS(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2929: An Act Amending Section 61 of Local Government Code of1991(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2924: Bicycle Commuters Incentive Act 2011(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2923: Road Rage Law.(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2884: Philippine Soybean Authority Act of 2011(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2885: Climate Change Education Act of 2011(Author)


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Senate Bill No. 2886: Special Protection of Children in Armed Conflict Situations Act of2011(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2856: Electric, Hybrid and Other Alternative Fuel Vehicles Incentives Actof 2011(Co-Author)

Senate Bill No. 2854: GSIS Member’s Rights and Benefits Act of 2011(Co-Author)

Senate Bill No. 2757: Real Estate Service Act(Co-Author)

Senate Bill No. 2749: An Act Regulating the Use of Plastic Bags(Author)Senate Bill No. 2743: Holiday – Rizal Day (June 19)(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2699: Civil Service Housing Program of 2011(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2683: Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol Act of 2011(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2679: Philippine National Ballet Act of 2011(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2625: Expanded Anti-Trafficking in Person Act 2010 (co-author)

Senate Bill No. 2593: Hydrogen Research, Promotion, and Development Act2010(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2572: Red Cross and Other Emblems Act 2010(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2534: Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2011(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2533: Philippine Millennium Development Fund Law of 2010(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2532: First Class Public Schools and Libraries Act(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2531: Teachers Education Act of 2010(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2526: National Mariculture Program of 2010(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2418: National Seeds Production Act of 2010(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2377: Resetting the Barangay and SK Elections Act(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2349: National Irrigation Program of 2010(Author)

Senate Bill No. 2188: Moratorium on the Creation or Conversion of State Universities andColleges Act of 2010(Author)

Senate Bill No. 18: National Health Insurance Act (Co-author)

SENATE RESOLUTIONS (16TH CONGRESS)

Senate Resolution No. 1056: National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Laws(NDRRMC) (Author)

Senate Resolution No. 953: Expanded Senior Citizens Act (Author)

Senate Resolution No. 783: Magna Carta for Persons with Disability (Author)

Senate Resolution No. 673: Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of Classrooms, SchoolBuildings and Other Educational Facilities (Author)

Senate Resolution No. 622: Energy Infrastructure System (Author)

Senate Resolution No. 482: Philippine Cement Manufacturing Industry (Author)

Senate Resolution No. 439: Substandard and Overpriced Bunkhouses (Author)

Senate Resolution No. 412: Expressing Condolence and Sympathies on the Death ofFormer South Africa President Nelson Mandela (Co-Author)

Senate Resolution No. 394: National Volunteer Month (Co-Author)

Senate Resolution No. 383: Expressing the Gratitude and Appreciation for the Relief andAssistance Operations(Co-Author)

Senate Resolution No. 379: Congratulating and Commending Sarangani CongressmanManny Pacquiao (Co-Author)

Senate Resolution No. 374: International Day of Persons with Disabilities (Author)

Senate Resolution No. 349: Massive Devastation and Insurmountable Loss Wrought bySuper Typhoon ‘Yolanda’(Author)

Senate Resolution No. 334: Implementation and Enforcement of Traffic andTransportation Laws(Author)


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Senate Resolution No. 283: Commending the Armed Forces of the Philippines and thePhilippine National Police (Co-Author)

Senate Resolution No. 256: International Day of Democracy (Co-Author)

Senate Resolution No. 210: Congratulating and Commending Outstanding Police Officersin Service (C.O.P.S.) 2013 (Co-Author)

Senate Resolution No. 207: Honoring and Commending the Outstanding Teachers of

2013 (Co-Author)Senate Resolution No. 123: Select Oversight Committee on Barangay Affairs (Author)

Senate Resolution No. 32: Repatriation Fund (Author)

Senate Resolution No. 177: Honoring and Commending the Outstanding PhilippineSoldiers (TOPS) (Co-Author)

4. 30-year Aquino administration has been too much to tolerate...

Corazon Aquino Scandals: http://www.thedailytrends.net/2013/09/untold-story-scandals-during-corazon.html

Pnoys: http://www.manilatimes.net/why-is-aquino-so-afraid-of-marcos/247487/

5. We have voted for Enrile and Ramos who were the arms of Martial Law and yet why notBong Bong who had no direct participation?

And, like the author in the article has admitted, most of them were really activists. If youwere activists now, wouldn't you suffer the same fate?

http://www.manilatimes.net/why-not-ask-ramos-and-enrile-about-martial-law-abuses/247486/

6. We millenials try to be victims but we were not. Our grandparents and parentswere. And, they could move on. Why couldn't we?

This survey shows they are the voters. http://www.rappler.com/newsbreak/in-depth/129533-ferdinand-marcos-jr-voters-profile

7. We are benefitting from Marcos Projects especially his OFW program

-Manila International Airport NAIA

-LRT-1

-Heart Center of the Philippines

-Kidney Center

-Nayong Filipino

-Bataan Nuclear Power Plant

-Coconut Palace

-PICC

-Philippines Lung Center

-Film Center

-Golden Mosque for Muslims-Folks Arts Teatre

, SLEX and NLEX (1st in Southeast Asia)

San Juanico Bridge

- The manila Planetarium

-calauit safari farm palawan

-MTRCB,

-NEDA,

-PDIC,


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-PGH

-Children hospital

-Defense Self-Reliant rocket launchers

-AFP modernization

- war planes 35 F8-crusaders

- 37 f-5 jets

- OV-10 bronco

-Sta Barbara 1st rocket P.H

-Blue diamond 1st JET team fighter P.H

-No.1 exporter of Rice and Sugar in the world

-Drugs are not rampant and drinking alcohol on the side of the roads is prohibited

-No Foreigners to Buy Real Estate in Philippines

-The only president that does not make use of a cheat sheet When giving a speech here andabroad

1) Amlan Municipal High School was established 1972

2) Amparo High School was established in 1979

3) Aplaya National High School was established 19694) Balayan National High School (BNHS) established 1985

5) Balibago National High School established 1970

6) Bayugan National Comprehensive

High School established 1980

7) Buenavista National High School established 1972

Dalupaon National High School established 1972

9) Don Emilio Macias Memorial National


10) Dona Francisca Lacsamana de Ortega Memorial

National High School established 1972

11) Dr. Juan G. Nolasco High School established 1966

12) Eastern Samar National ComprehensiveHigh School established 1969

13) Francisco P. Felix Memorial National High School

(FPFMNHS) established 1973

14) Gen. T. de Leon National High School establsihed 1969

15) Ismael Mathay, Sr. High School, formerly called

the GSIS Village High School established 1971

16) Jose Borromeo Legaspi Memorial National


17) Kaong National High School 1974

18) Lawang Bato National High School established 1967

19) Liloy National High School established 1974

20) Mag-aba National High School established 1977

21) Mandaluyong High School established 1977

22) Navotas National High School established 1983

23) Parañaque National High School (Main Campus)

(Formerly known as Parañaque Municipal

High School) established 1969

24) Pasay City North High School established in 1969

25) Pedro E. Diaz High School established 1977


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26) Philippine High School for the Arts established 1977

27) Pinagtongulan National High School established 1967

28) Punta National High School established 1971

29) San Juan National High School established 1968

30) San Mateo National High School established 1985

31) San Pablo City National High School established 1969

32) San Pedro Relocation Center National


33) San Ramon National High School established 1967

34)Tabon M. Estrella National High

School established 1981

35) Makati Polytechnic Community College-Technical High School founded in 1972

36) Tomas Cabili National High school Iligan city 1971

37) Dasmarinas National high School 1971

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Marcos Established/Founded State Colleges/Universities in 20 years

1)Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University in La Union founded in 1981

2)Mariano Marcos State University in Ilocos Norte founded in 1978

3)Kalinga-Apayao State College in Tabuk Kalinga founded in 1970

4)Abra State Institute of Science and Technology in Abra founded in 1983

5)Pangasinan State University founded in 1979

6)University of Northern Philippines founded in 1965

7)Philippine State College of Aeronautics founded in 1969

8)Cagayan State University established in 1978

9)Quirino State University established 1976

10)Isabela State University established 1978

11)Pampanga Agricultural College established 197412)Mindoro State College of Agriculture and Technology-Calapan City established 1966

13)Occidental Mindoro State College established 1966

14)Palawan State University established 1965

15)Bicol University established 1969

16)Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges established 1983

17)Rizal Technological University established 1969

18)Technological University of the Philippines established 1971

19)Capiz State University 1980

20)Guimaras State College 1968

21)Northern Negros State College of Science and Technology established 1971

22)West Visayas State University became established as university in January 1986

23)Leyte Normal University 1976

24)SLSU- (Southern Leyte State University)- Sogod 1969

25)SLSU- Hinunangan 1975

26)SLSU- Tomas Oppus feb. 1 1986

27)SLSU- Bontoc 1983

28)SLSU- San Juan 1983

29)Basilan State College 1984


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30)Western Mindanao State University became a university in 1978 followed with buildingthe satellite campuses in..

WMSU-Alicia campus, Zamboanga del Sur

WMSU-Aurora campus, Zamboanga del Sur

WMSU Curuan, Zamboanga CityWMSU-Diplahan, Zamboanga Sibugay

WMSU-Imelda, Zamboanga Sibugay

WMSU-Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay

WMSU-Mabuhay, Zamboanga Sibugay

WMSU-Malangas, Zamboanga Sibugay

WMSU-Molave, Zamboanga del Sur

WMSU-Naga, Zamboanga Sibugay

WMSUOlutanga, Zamboanga Sibugay

WMSU-Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur

WMSU-Pitogo, Zamboanga del Sur

WMSU-San Ramon, Zamboanga CityWMSU-Siay, Zamboanga Sibugay

WMSU-Tungawan, Zamboanga Sibugay

31)Central Mindanao University established1965

32)Misamis Oriental State College of Agriculture and Technology established 1983

33)Northwestern Mindanao State College of Science and Technology estbalished 1971

34)Davao del Norte School of Fisheries established 1969 ( now known as Davao del NorteState College)

35)Mati Community College (MCC) founded in 1972 ( now known as

Davao Oriental State College of Science and Technology)

36)Malita Agri-Business and Marine and Aquatic School of Technology founded 1966 now

known as37)Southern Philippines Agri-Business and Marine and Aquatic School of Technology

38)University of Southeastern Philippines established 1978

39)Cotabato Foundation College of Science and Technology established 1967

40) Cotabato City State Polytechnic College established 1983

41)Mindanao state university- Iligan city founded 1968

42)Mindanao state university- Gensan city founded 1971

43)Surigao del Sur State University founded 1982

44)Surigao Del Norte School of Arts and Trades (Founded in 1969) now known as SurigaoState College of Technology

45)Sulu State College founded in 1982

46)Tawi-Tawi Regional Agricultural College founded in 1975

47)Adiong Memorial Polytechnic State College founded in 1970's47 ( that i have found so far) out of 108 state universities and college are established andaccomplished projects of FERDINAND E MARCOS. He also improved and re equipped theremaining colleges/ Universities that were established/ founded before 1965.

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MARCOS COMPLETED POWER PLANTS:


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Marcos completed Power plants in 20 years-----

1). Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, completed 1983

2) Leyte Geothermal Power Plant, completed 1977

3)Makiling-Banahaw Geothermal Power Plant, completed 1979

4) Tiwi Geothermal Power Plant, completed 1980

5) Angat Hydro Electric Power Plant, completed 1967

6)Kalayaan Hydro Electric Power Plant, completed 1982

7) Magat A Hydro Electric Power Plant, completed 1984

8)Magat B Hydro Electric Power Plant, completed 1984

9)Pantabangan Hydro Electric Power Plant, completed 1977

10)Agus 2 Hydro Electric Power Plant, completed 1979

11)Agus 4 Hydro Electric Power Plant, completed 1985

12) Agus 5 Hydro Electric Power Plant, completed 1985

13) Agus 7 Hydro Electric Power Plant, completed 1982

14) Pulangi Hydro Electric Power Plant, completed 1985

15) Agus 6 Hydro Electric Power plant, recommissioned in 197716)Masiway Hydro Electric Power Plant, completed 1980

17) Main Magat Hydro Electric Power Plant, completed 1983

18)Calaca Coal Power PlantCompleted in 1984,

19) Cebu Thermal Power Plant completed in 1981,

20) Palinpinon 1 Southern Negros Geothermal production Field completed in 1983.

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Not mentioned are diesel plants

VS

Cory Aquino, Ramos, Estrada, Gloria Macapagal, Ninoy Aquino III in 26 years-----

1) ZERO - every new power plant built During their time were all privately Owned ( mostlyby Lopezes, AboitIz, Aquino And Cojuanco Family) and is now owners of some Power Plantscompleted during Marcos.

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Marcos completed Bridge projects in 20 years

1) Biliran Bridge150 meters long of Leyte, completed 1975

2) Buntun Bridge 1369 meters long of Tuguegarao-Solana, Cagayan, completed 1974

3) Candaba Viaduct Pulilan 5000 meters long of Bulacan-San Simon, Pampanga, completed1976

4)Mactan-Mandaue Bridge 864 meters long of Lapu-Lapu-Mandaue, Cebu 19725) Magapit Suspension Bridge 449 meters long of Lal-lo, Cagayan completed 1978

6)Mawo Bridge 280 meters long Victoria, Northern Samar completed 1970

7) Patapat Viaduct 1300 meters long Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte completed 1986

9)San Juanico Bridge 2060 meters long Tacloban, Leyte-Santa Rita, Samar. Completed1973 Not to mention the unnamed hundreds of bridges under 100 meters long.TOTALLENGTH = 11472 meters long


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VS.

Cory Aquino, Ramos, Estrada, Gloria Macapagal, Ninoy Aquino III Combined completedBridge projects in 26 years

1)Agas- agas Bridge, Southern Leyte 350 meters long completed 2006

2)Agat Bued Bridge, La Union 500 meters long completed 20103)Bamban Bridge, Pampanga 174 meters long completed 1998

4)Cansaga Bay Bridge, Cebu 640 meters long completed 2010

5)Jones Bridge, Isabela 350 meters long completed 2008

6)Macapagal Bridge, Agusan del Norte 907 meters long completed 2007

7)Magat Bridge, Isabela 926 meters long completed 1991

8)Marcelo Fernan Bridge, Cebu 1237 meters long 1999

9)Narciso Ramos Bridge, Pangasinan 1442 meters long completed 1997

10)Old Amburayan Bridge, Ilocos Sur 535meters long completed 2010

11)Pantal Bridge, Pangasinan 380 meters long completed 2008

TOTAL LENGTH = 7441 meters

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I. Food sufficiency

A. Green Revolution

International Rice Research Institute

Production of rice was increased

Masagana 99

through promoting the cultivation of IR-8 hybrid rice.

In 1968 the Philippines became self-sufficient in rice,

the first time in history since the American period.

It also exported rice worth US$7 million.

B. Blue Revolution (Biyayayang Dagat)

Source with photo:https://www.facebook.com/FerdinandEMarcosBestPhilippinePresident/photos/a.704683709601634.1073741862.331489700254372/865484086854928/?type=3&theater

Marine species like prawn, mullet, milkfish,

and golden tilapia were being produced

and distributed to farmers at a minimum cost.

Today, milkfish and prawns contribute

substantially to foreign exchange income.

C. Liberalized Credit

More than one thousand rural banks

spread all over the country

resulting to the accessibility of credit

to finance purchase of agricultural inputs,hired labor, and harvesting expenses

at very low interest rate.

During 1981-1985, credit was available

without interest and collateral arrangements.

Some of the credit programs were the ff:

1. Biyayang Dagat (credit support for fishermen)

2. Bakahang Barangay –supported fattening


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of 40,000 head of cattle in farmer backyards

3. Masaganang Maisan, Maisagana,

and Expanded Yellow Corn Program

–supported 1.4 Million farmers

through P4.7 Billion loans from 1975-1985

4. Gulayan sa Kalusugan and Pagkain ng Bayan Programs

–provided grants and loans of P12.4 Million

to encourage backyard and communal production

of vegetables and improve nutrition of Filipino households

5. Kilusang Kabuhayan at Kaunlaran (KKK)—

supported 25,000 entrepreneurial projects

through P1.8 Billion and helping 500,000 beneficiaries

D. Decontrol Program

Price control polices were implemented on rice and corn

to provide greater incentive to farmers to produce more.

Deregulation of trading in commodities like sugar

and coconut and agricultural inputs like fertilizer

were done for more efficient marketing and trading arrangements.II. Education Reform

Access to free education widened during the Marcos Administration.

The biggest portion of the budget

was allotted for Educational Programs (P58.7 Billion in 20 years).

The literacy rate climbed

from 72% in 1965 to 93% in 1985

and almost 100% in Metro Manila on the same year.

III. Agrarian Reform

Tenant’s Emancipation Act of 1972

or PD 27 was implemented without bloodshed.

This was the first Land Reform Code our country.

Since it was implemented until December 1985,1.2 million farmers benefited,

either they became the owner or leaseholder

in more than 1.3 million hectares of rice and corn lands.

IV. Primary Health Care

The Primary Health Care (PHC) Program made medical care

accessible to millions of Filipinos in the remotest barrios of the country.

This program was even awarded by United Nations

as the most effective and most responsive health program among the third world countries.

With PHC life expectancy increased from 53.7 years in 1965 to 65 years in 1985.

Infant mortality rate also declined from 73 deaths per 1,000 live births in 1965 to 58 in1984.

V. Housing for the masses

Bagong Lipunan Improvement of Sites and Services (BLISS)

Housing project had expanded the government’s housing program

for the low-income group.

Massive slum upgrading projects have improved

to 14,000 lots in 1985 from 2,500 in 1976.

The Tondo foreshore, for instance,

is one of the biggest and most miserable slum colonies in Asia


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was transformed into a decent community.

A total of 230,000 housing units were constructed from 1975-1985.

The laws on socialized housing were conceptualized

by President Marcos through a series of legal issuances

from the funding, the lending, mortgaging and to the collection of the loans.

These are governed by the Home Mutual Development Fund (Pag-Ibig Fund),

the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB)

and the National Home Mortgage Finance which remain intact up to the present

VI. Energy Self-Reliance

Indigenous energy sources were developed like hydro, geothermal,

dendrothermal, coal, biogas and biomass.

The country became the first in Asia

to use dendrothermal and in five years

we became number two, next to US, in geothermal utilization.

The extensive energy resource research and exploration

and development resulted to reduction of oil imports from 100% in 1965 to 40% in 1985

and in the same year, more than 1,400 towns and cities were fully energized.

VII. Export DevelopmentDuring 1985 textile and textile products like garments and embroideries,

furniture and rattan products, marine products like prawns and milkfish,

raw silk, shoes, dehydrated and fresh fruits

were exported aside from the traditional export products like coconut,

sugar, logs, lumber and veneer.

The maritime industry was also dominated

by Filipinos wherein 50,000 seamen

were employed by various world shipping companies.

VIII. Labor Reform

The Labor code was promulgated which expanded

the concerns of the Magna Carta of Labor

to extend greater protection to labor,promote employment, and human resource development.

The minimum wages of the workers were boosted

through the guaranteed 13th month pay and cost of living allowances.

Employment potentials of Filipinos were enhanced through skills training.

During that time, there were 896,000 out-of-school youths

and unemployed graduated from various training centers all over the country.

IX. Unprecedented Infrastructure Growth

The country’s road network had improved from 55,778 kilometers in 1965

to 77,950 in five years (1970),

and eventually reached 161,000 kilometers in 1985.

Construction of irrigation facilities was also done

that made 1.5 million hectares of land irrigated

and increased the farmer’s harvest and income.

In addition, nationwide telecommunication systems—

telephone systems, telex exchange too centers,

and interprovincial toll stations were also built.

X. Political Reform

The structure of government established by President Marcos

remains substantially the same except the change of name,


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inclusive of superficial features in laws,

to give a semblance of change from that of President Marcos regime.

The only significant department that was abolished

after the departure of President Marcos was

the Department of Ministry of Human Settlements under Imelda Romualdez Marcos.

It was dismantled but the functions were distributed to different offices.

XII. Fiscal Reform

Government finances were stabilized

by higher revenue collections

and loans from treasury bonds,

foreign lending institutions and foreign governments.

XI. Peace and Order

In 1966, more than 100 important smugglers were arrested;

in three years 1966-68 they arrested a total of 5,000.

Military men involved in smuggling were forced to retire.

Presidential DECREE Law MADE Ferdinand Marcos

1. POEA

2. the National Manpower and Youth Council (now TESDA)

all the building he made that with Blas ople

3. rename to SSS matagal na but he change he make it same like U.S

4. rename it GSIS matagal na but he change he make it same like U.S

5. PAGASA

6. NAWASA

7. PAGIBIG

6. DEATH PENALTY

7. National Home Mortgage

8. PAGCOR

9. 13 month pay - PD 851 (December 16,1975)10.Malabanan puso negro zeptic tank

11.Bliss Project Housing for the Squatter

12 MENTAL HOSPITA1

13 STUDY NOW PAY LATER

14 BORACAY he made it tourist zones and marine reserves

15 BARANGAY municipio

16 TENAMENT housing for the squatter

17 MALAMPAYA it open on 1992 by shell

18 AIRSTRIP IN SPRATLY ISLAND

19. Presidential Decree 1596 Proclaiming Philippines owns Spratly Islands, Panatag/AyunginShoal and Paracell Islands

20. PD 442 Section 281: No Contractualization Law - reverse during Cory Aquino regime byRepublic Act 6715 authored by Ernesto Herrera

REFERENCE:

http://www.poea.gov.ph/rules/eo797.pdf

http://www.chanrobles.com/presidentialdecrees/presidentialdecreeno557.html#.U206coFdX8Q


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http://www.gov.ph/1976/05/13/presidential-decree-no-932-s-1976/

http://www.chanrobles.com/presidentialdecrees/presidentialdecreeno1541.html#.U200ToFdX8Q

http://www.chanrobles.com/presidentialdecrees/presidentialdecreeno1750.html#.U20y7oFdX8Q

http://www.gov.ph/1975/12/23/presidential-decree-no-856-s-1975/

http://en.wikipilipinas.org/index.php/Home_Development_Mutual_Fundhttp://www.bulalacaomindoro.com/proclamation-no-1801.html

http://www.chanrobles.com/presidentialdecrees/presidentialdecreeno1811.html#.U20o0oFdX8Q

http://www.chanrobles.com/presidentialdecreeno851.htm#.U20nA4FdX8Q

https://www.doe.gov.ph/microsites/pecr/Geothermal/pdf/PD%2040.pdf

http://www.oshc.dole.gov.ph/120/

http://www.gsis.gov.ph/default.php?id=104

http://creba.ph/online_library/files/HDMFundCreation-PD1530_1978.pdf

http://www.pagcor.ph/pagcor-corporate-profile.php

http://www.senate.gov.ph/senators/former_senators/blas_ople.htm

http://www.lawphil.net/statutes/presdecs/pd1976/pd_910_1976.html

8. Unconvicted for plunder and corruption. The people from the North have witnessed theMarcos wealth and generosity pre-presidency. (Thus, Solid North as they say)

The Tallano Case is published in: PHOENIX JOURNAL REVIEW Volume 47 Number 12August9, 2006 (Source: https://www.scribd.com/doc/77361016/Tagean-Tallano-Gold-060809)

From 1866 to 1898 , Prince Julian Macleod Tallano, who became titleholder of OCT 01-4 in1864 - ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE 01-4 PROTOCOL ,The number 01 refers to theONE NATION, known in pre - Hispanic times as MAHARLIKA. The number 4 refers to theoriginal four regions og this nation:(1) Luzon (2) Visayas (3) Mindanao (4) Palawan , hasbeen frequenting the Vatican.

In 1934, under Pope PiusXII , the Vatican negotiated with the member of the Filipino RoyalFamily, the Christian Tallano clan in Maharlika. An agreement was reached that 640,000

metric tons of the Tallano gold would be LENT to the Pope. This was part of that goldaccumulated by the Southeast Asian Srivijayan/Madjapahit Empire during its glorious reignof 900 years.

In 1939, two members of the Tallano family and Roman Catholic Priest , Fr. Jose AntonioDiaz brought the gold from Kota Kinabalu , Sabah to the Vatican.

After doing this, Fr Diaz went back to the Maharlika and resided in Cabanatuan City.

After World War II , he facilitated the safe return of the 640,000 metric tons of GOLD fromthe Vatican tovthe Maharlika .Manuel Acuna Roxas( relative of the Acuna/ Tagean/ Tallanoclan), then a congressman, and Bishop Enrique Sobrepena Sr, in the presence of Atty.Lorenzo Tanada, RECEIVED the gold in Manila.

A lease agreement was made between the Tallano clan and the Maharlika government. Atotal of 640,000 metric tons of gold was deposited in the newly installed Central Bank of the

Maharlika to comply with its requirement for GOLD RESERVE. Under the terms of thecontract , the Central Bank became the HOLDER of that gold. That LEASE agreement willEXPIRE in the year 2005.

The Tallano Foundation has given notice of the termination of this 50 year lease followingthe additional 5 year discretionary period on December 31,2005 but remains unable toobtain an inventory of this asset even though the CENTRAL BANK( now Bangko SentralPilipinas ) is no longer entitled to HOLD the gold.~~~

Tha TALLANO clan paid commission to Fr. Diaz and Atty .Marcos in gold, 30% From theprincipal of 640, 000 metric tons.


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In 1949. The two richest men in the world were Fr. Jose Antonio Diaz and Atty. Ferdinand E.Marcos.

Between the two of them they legitimately earned and owned 192,000 metric tons of GOLD-from TALLANO CLAN and Maharlika Government.

Ferdinand Marcos withdrew their share of the gold from the Central Bank and minted it "RP-CB".

Sometime later, Fr.Diaz and Marcos brought their gold to SWITZERLAND , in the SWISSBANK CORPORATION in Zurich.

The remaining 400,000 metric tons of TALLANO GOLD- ( Prince Lacan Acuna MacleodTallano- son of Rajah Soliman Tagean and grandson of Maharajah Luisong Tagean) is in thethird floor basement of the CENTRAL BANK MINTING PLANT in East Ave. Quezon City.

There are 950,000 metric tons of Gold (declearedmissing in the International Court ofJustice) picked up by Yamshita from its European ally, Hitler.

When Fr. Jose Antonio Diaz , died in 1974 all the 30% COMMISSION in gold became thelegendary " MARCOS GOLD" . After providing for his family in Marcos ' Letter of Instruction,the whole wealth derived from this was supposed to be given to the FILIPINO PEOPLE . Thiswas the "MARCOS WEALTH" that some POLITICIAN and CHURCHMEN kept on saying was

the: " ILL - GOTTEN " Marcos Wealth..In June 1983, Marcos appeared before the First World leaders in Toronto. He announced hisplan to boost economy of the Southeast Asia Region by creating ASIAN DOLLAR. This wouldbe backed up by the 400,000 metric tons of gold in Central Bank.

The ASIAN DOLLAR , backed up by the two thirds of all gold in the world that was in theMaharlika. Would made the Maharlika money more valuable and stronger that the Americandollar. This was his vision to raise Southeast Asia to be par with the rest of the first worldcountries.

There is plenty of solid evidence of a program MARCOS worked on with American PresidentRonald Reagan, which referred to as the ABL ( ANG BAGONG LIPUNAN) program. Under thisprogram some 250 sets of gold , documentation and related ABL currency were to beshipped to various countries around the world.

To this day, the 400,000 metric tons of GOLD are still in the CENTRAL BANK in East Avenue, Quezon City. NOBODY CAN MOVE it because Marcos insured it with the LLOYDS OFLONDON and its agents are guarding it.

BUT THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT DOES NOT ACKNOWLEDGE ITS EXISTENCE.

Not only have SUCCESSIVE GOVERNMENTS of the Philippines failed to ACKNOWLEDGE theexistence of the GOLD, they have CONSPIRED to keep this information from being KNOWNto the Filipino People.

We assume this is because they have been working at ways to convert the GOLD for theirown selfish gain, probably in conspiracy with the International Banking Cartel.

A decision of the FEDERAL SUPREME COURT OF SWITZERLAND dated December 21,1990said......"... By decision of May 29,1986 , the attorney general of District of Zurich acceptedin principle to the legal assistance requested by the PHILIPPINES and invited all the banksof the City of Zurich to FREEZE IMMEDIATELY all the accounts, deposits or safes of thepersons, companies or foundations (of MARCOS) in the order...."

Alternative sources:

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/gold-philippine-islands-michael-r-embry

http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2014/06/the-untold-story-of-prince-hadji-rodinood-m-sultan-julaspi-kiram-2972542.html

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/secretgoldtreaty/chron_appendix7.htm


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During a talk show in U.S TV the week following the bombing of the New York Twin Towers,PRES BUSH was asked this question:

WHICH IS THE RICHEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD TODAY ? With a smile he said : THEPHILIPPINES, Marcos knew it, but he could not talk.

9. Ferdinand Marcos was willing to give all his wealth away as his dying wish.Ferdinand Marcos Dying Wish by Vice President Laurel (Excerpt from Laurel's Book):https://philippinedeals.blogspot.com/2016/05/from-lips-of-dying-president-marcos-by.html

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