sus ka naman. inartehan mo pa. malaki ba bayad sa yo? nagiba ka pa ng pangalan eh ikaw din naman si concerned citizen kitang kita sa ip at email.

maglabas lang si chizzy boy ng maganda at tunay na plataporma pakikinggan ko siya. puro naman boladas kasi. kunwari pa ayaw ng partido eh nawalan lang naman talaga siya ng suporta sa npc.

i almost forgot. i find this part of your comment really interesting.

“Of course it is also a marketing gimmick of those who are against Noynoy to say that his honesty is such and his platform is unclear or something.”

i guess you’re alluding to me. well, i don’t know where you got that idea but i can assure you whatever it is i’m doing is no marketing gimmick nor is it being done for the benefit of anyone particular candidate. unlike you, i still haven’t made my choice yet for the simple reason that i am still waiting for RELEVANT INFORMATION that should help me choose who is really capable of leading our country for the next six years after the may 2010 elections.

it’s also funny that you think this is all a marketing gimmick. is it not obvious that i am just an ordinary voter who is trying to do due diligence. you should do it as well if you’re a voter.

i’m now wondering if you’re really just a noynoy fanatic or a paid hack. either way your decision to give your support to noynoy this EARLY is hardly an example worth emulating. i certainly hope more voters see the importance of doing due dilligence and demanding that the candidates reveal their platform NOW. if you can’t see yourself doing that the least you can do is not be a bad example to other voters.

of course i know what you’re saying… but if you care to expound further that would be much appreciated. as far as i know we’ve certainly had many candidates in the past who came out with promises. some of them even got elected. but that’s the point. in the past all our candidates did was make promises. no one really came out with a true platform. i hope you know the difference between promises and platforms.

anyway that’s the whole point of what i’m saying if we want real change why don’t we start with how we assess our candidates. instead of just relying on how we perceive them why don’t we make enough noise and demand that they provide us with real platforms not promises and most certainly not just dramatic panderings and theatrics centered around dead people.

i’m sure you’re a sensible person leoneli so i’m confident you’ll get what i mean. but i’m sorry to say but with your last comment you’re just confirming that you’re really not assessing noynoy properly. at the very least you’re just going by your gut feel or worse you’re just jumping on the yellow fever bandwagon. pardon my language but that’s really dumb.

as an exercise why don’t you give me just three real and practical reasons why noynoy will be good for the country. just don’t give me that honesty crap about him because i don’t think you or anyone else can really say for certain if noynoy is honest, can you? and obviously honesty alone does not in any way ensure good governance.

No, for a change, I will go for the most honest and genuine canditate: Noynoy-Mar. Of course it is also a marketing gimmick of those who are against Noynoy to say that his honesty is such and his platform is unclear or something. You don’t know if Noynoy can or will do very little just because he has no clear plans right now. No one knows that since no one knows the future. But we already know what happened yesterday and today having leaders with long lists of platforms and promises – they did very little or nothing for the country. They only became filthy rich. So, what happened to their platform? You see what I’m sayin’?

He said he believes that someone who wants to run for president in next year’s election should not be allied with any political party. E kung college paper lang yung speech niya, plagiarism yun e. sinabi na ito ni Nicanor Perlas noon pa.

just sharing this short post i made: http://papiforpresident.wordpress.com/2009/10/31/chiz-escudero-quits-npc-so-chiz-ee/

but don’t you think you ought to wait for their platforms first? honesty — no matter how genuine — can do very little if the leader has no clear plans.

you might want to read this also:

http://www.betterphilippines.com/uncategorized/hype-around-noynoys-honesty-just-a-marketing-gimmick/