Thursday, July 15, 2010

Fw: Signature Campaign in Support of Etta Rosales

----- Forwarded Message ----
From: ellene sana <ellenesana@yahoo.com>
To: sashaninel@yahoo.com; monleg@gmail.com; privado.borbon@addaxpetroleum.com
Cc: rlbanez@yahoo.com; cmaphils@pldtdsl.net; vangienovio@ymail.com
Sent: Thu, July 15, 2010 8:04:32 AM
Subject: Re: Signature Campaign in Support of Etta Rosales


maraming salamat sa inyong lahat dyan sa nigeria.


regards,
 
ellene a. sana
Center for Migrant Advocacy Philippines
72-C Matahimik Street, Teachers' Village
Quezon City, Philippines
Email: cmaphils@pldtdsl.net; URL: www.pinoy-abroad.net
Telefax: +632 4330684; Telephone: +632 920 5003; Cellphone: +63 928 795 2222





--- On Thu, 15/7/10, privado.borbon@addaxpetroleum.com <privado.borbon@addaxpetroleum.com> wrote:

From: privado.borbon@addaxpetroleum.com <privado.borbon@addaxpetroleum.com>
Subject: Signature Campaign in Support of Etta Rosales
To: sashaninel@yahoo.com, monleg@gmail.com
Cc: rlbanez@yahoo.com, ellenesana@yahoo.com, cmaphils@pldtdsl.net, vangienovio@ymail.com
Received: Thursday, 15 July, 2010, 2:43 PM


Kuya Emman,

Heto po ang response ng ating dating tropa sa Nigeria at nakikipag buno na sa bansa ni Barrack Obama. May kinatawan na po tayo doon sa mga OFW. Taga Bulacan po si Kuya Rolly. Pwede na po ba naman ang ganitong signature campaign, isang listahan na lang ng mag kakasamang tropang dikit sa kompanya at lugar sa isang listahan na lang at di na kailangan pang mag tigi tigisang email, pampadami pa ng basahin ika nga.

Nabasa ko kagabi sa abante-tonitna,  napupusuan na naman pala si Etta Rosales ni President Aquino, ang kanyang pangalan ang matunog na lumulutang na mapalagay sa pwesto na hinahangad ng bawat isa sa atin. Saludo kami dyan.

Regards,
Fred Borbon

----- Forwarded by Privado Borbon/Lagos/Upstream/AOG on 15/07/2010 07:33 -----
"Rolando L. Banez" <rlbanez@yahoo.com>

14/07/2010 18:07

To
privado.borbon@addaxpetroleum.com
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Subject
Re: Signature Campaign in Support of Etta Rosales


Boss Fred,
 
We support Ms. Etta Rosales to be the next chair of Philippine CHR.
 
1. Rolly Banez - Houston, USA
2. Regina Banez - Houston, USA
3. Reginald Banez - Houston, USA
4. Ranier Banez - Houston, USA
5. Romeo Garcia - Houston, USA
6. Inocentes Sulapas - Houston, USA
7. Romeo Pena - Houston, USA
8. Manny Murillo - Houston, USA

Okay na ba ito?
 
Thanks,
RollyBanez
12751 Whittington Drive
Houston, Texas, 77077
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Sent:
Wed, July 14, 2010 9:37:55 AM
Subject:
Signature Campaign in Support of Etta Rosales


Kuya Emman,


Former Akbayan Congress Representative Etta Rosales to the position of Chairperson of the CHR.
-Nanawagan po ang ating samahan dito sa Nigeria c/o Pusong Pinoy Vangie Novio ng Mindoro na sanay pansinin ninyo naman at patulan ang hiling nilang eto, wala pong kabayad bayad naman ang maglagay ng pangalan sa ibaba. Sige na naman po. Para po sa kaalaman ng lahat ng atingmga dating kasangga, Si Miss Ellen Sana po ang malaki ang naitulong sa aming OFW dito sa Inay Gyera kaya naalis po ang Ban Ban De Serapin na makapag trabaho at muling makabalik. Ang ginawa po ni dating VP Nolly Boy ay pakinggan ang aming mga reklamo at hinaing, alam na....malaki din po ang pinuhunan namin sa Eh May Grasya bago kami nakalaya ika nga sa kanilang "Anything For Me" Nigerian Style.


Campaign To Support As New Head of the Commission on Human Rights -
Eto po ba ang gusto ninyong palabasin sa mga signatures campaign na gusto ninyong mangyari. Ilan po bang signatures ang kailangan para siya maqualify, manominate, mapansin at mapalapit sa kasalukuyang Administration. Ilan na ba sa ngayon ang inyong nakalap sa lahat ng Sector sa Pilipinas, ilang signatures na ng OFW ang interesado sa panukala ninyong eto, gives us estimated figures na malapit sa katotohanan sa mga bansang meron mga OFW sa kasalukuyan. Pwede bagang ilagay na lang ng ilagay ang ibang names dyan sa ibaba ng ibang taong meron access at nakaka alam ng balitang eto, o pre-requisite na dapat ay naka attached mismo sa kanyang ginagamit na email address ang katunayan na siya ay mismong lehitimong interesado na pumapayag mapabilang.


Former Human Rights Commissioner Leila de Lima was officially named Justice Secretary by Aquino
. - Eto bagang pwesto na ito na binakante dati ni De Lima ang pinag aagawan sa ngayon na overqualified din naman ang ating minamanok base sa kanyang mga karanasan na nabanggit. Ilan ba ang sa kasalukuyan aspirante ang may pag asang maluklok dito. Pang ilan ba naman sa ratings ang ating Etta Rosales, abay kakaunti lang po tayo ditong OFW sa Nigeria.


Ipapasa ko na din po kung mamarapatin sa ating ibang tropa sa Kazakstan
c/o Kuya Resty Castor at Kuya Nestor Cueto, Brunie c/o Kuya Corsing Dolor at Kuya Eboy Ebora ng Shell, Malaysia c/o Kuya Oca Mendoza ng Sime Engineering at Kuya Ver Santos, Thailand c/o Kuya Cris Lumanglas ng Chevron at Kuya Jhonny Damiles, Qatar c/o Kuya Romy Dela Rosa at Kuya Romy De Celis, Saudi Arabia c/o Kuya Orly Valdeavilla/Bobit Romero ng Aramco, Canada c/o Kuya Lito Andrion, Singapore c/o Pareng Vids Escalona,Madagascar c/o Kuya Nestor Caragay, Dubai c/o Philip Borbon ng ITP Publishing , Pareng Lito Magpantay ng Dubai Drydocks at Kuya Jess Bucu ng MIS, Ghana c/o Kua Nolly Boy at Kuya Larry Lualhati ng Chevron, Chad c/o Kuya Greg Calig ng Mobil, Oman c/o Kuya Boggs Fajardo at Kuya Randy Cueto,Indonesia c/o Kuya Gilbert Panganiban at Kua Gani Agena ng McDermott, Trinidad & Tobago c/o Kuya Joe Onia ng Worley Parsons,USA c/o Kuya Rolly Banez ng Foster Wheeler,Kuwait c/o Jomie Mituda,China c/o Kuya Jimmy Espiritu at Kuya Eugene Salita  kung siya po baga ay may pag kakalagyan.


Ka anu-ano po ba naman si Etta Rosales ang ating Mahal Na Obispo na si Gaudencio Rosales at taal na taga saan din po baga ang kanyang mga lahi. Baka pwede din po kayong mag pa endorse doon sa simbahan.


Regards,

Fred Borbon


----- Forwarded by Privado Borbon/Lagos/Upstream/AOG on 14/07/2010 14:14 -----
Vangie Novio <vangienovio@ymail.com>14/07/2010 14:09
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Fw: [akbayanforum] Signature Campaign in Support of Etta Rosales



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From:
ellene sana <ellenesana@yahoo.com>
To:
pinoy-abroad forum <pinoy-abroad-forum@yahoogroups.com>
Cc:
Emmanuel Hizon <sashaninel@yahoo.com>; perry legaspi <monleg@gmail.com>
Sent:
Tue, July 13, 2010 7:22:09 AM
Subject:
Fw: [akbayanforum] Signature Campaign in Support of Etta Rosales
dear friends:

this is one rare occasion when we will seek your support in an issue that may not seem directly on migrant workers. but it is actually since the mandate of the commission on human rights extends to protection of filipinos overseas.

the letter below is being circulated to solicit support for the nomination of Former Akbayan Congress Representative Etta Rosales to the position of Chairperson of the CHR.

as you may know, cong. etta and her other akbayan colleagues in congress  have been the most consistent of our champions and allies in congress to push for the enactment of the overseas absentee voting law sans the discriminatory provision against filipino immigrants and permanent residents so that the law will be effective and will enfranchise the most number of our filipinos overseas.

we hope you can add on your name and that of your organization on the list  which will made public in two days time.

thank you.

sincerely,
ellene


ellene a. sana
Center for Migrant Advocacy Philippines
72-C Matahimik Street, Teachers' Village
Quezon City, Philippines
Email: cmaphils@pldtdsl.net; URL:
www.pinoy-abroad.net
Telefax: +632 4330684; Telephone: +632 920 5003; Cellphone: +63 928 795 2222


--- On Tue, 13/7/10, Emmanuel Hizon <sashaninel@yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Emmanuel Hizon <sashaninel@yahoo.com>
Subject: [akbayanforum] Signature Campaign in Support of Etta Rosales
Received: Tuesday, 13 July, 2010, 12:10 PM

If
you believe Etta Rosales deserves to be the new head of the Commission on Human Rights, please sign your organization and/or name below. We will release this to the media two days from now. So please, show your support!

You can send back the name of your organizations to sashaninel@yahoo.com or monleg@gmail.com.

Mga kasama, pahabain natin ito.

Emman Hizon
Communications Unit
Akbayan

_______________________________________________________________________
Etta Rosales deserves to be CHR Chair


The undersigned groups express our support for the appointment of Etta Rosales as Chairperson of the Commission on Human Rights. In all the years that we have worked with her as advocate and later on as a member of the House of Representatives, the last thing Etta Rosales can be accused of is bias and incompetence.

We have worked with Etta Rosales in a whole range of human rights issues. With her, we successfully campaigned and won the law repealing the death penalty. With her guidance and input, we filed and lobbied for proposed laws against torture and enforced disappearances. These issues would never even have made it to the legislative radar had there been no allies like Etta Rosales who made noise in our behalf inside Congress and in the international community.

Her work on human rights is not the theorized pontification of a globetrotting career executive but of a woman who has breathed and lived the reality of being a victim of gross human rights violations. As a survivor of military torture during Martial Law, Rosales has seen firsthand the excesses and impunity of fascism. She has fought the tyranny of a self-righteous dictator who thought he knew best and did not think twice about silencing critics.

Sadly, to this day there are those who think it is best that Etta Rosales be silenced. Going by different names but essentially coming from one faction, they believe Rosales is undeserving of the CHR post, not by an act of omission but by the fact that Rosales dares to call a spade a spade.

The spade in question, is Rosales's adherence to the universality of human rights. That all, regardless of class, age, belief, race or gender, should enjoy the full range of political, civil, economic social and cultural rights as embodied in various instruments to which the Philippines is a signatory.

Or conversely, that all human rights violations are on equal footing and should be condemned, addressed and resolved with no fear nor favor of whoever was behind them, be it the state or non-state actors. There should be no distinction on who, but only an inquiry as to why, and a solid platform on how, to address these killings.

Etta Rosales has proven time and again her willingness to cross the aisle to lend a helping hand. The dog that bites the outstretched hand has to learn to tone down its rabid rhetoric, take stock of its position, and seek the broadest support possible.

Rare are the opportunities when reform-oriented figures gain headway in government. Rosales being in CHR is one such platform with much potential for gains not just for the human rights community but the whole progressive community. Such an opportunity should not be wasted on the unrelenting prejudice of a few when there are more who welcome it.

This opening for pursuing reform under the current administration calls for unity, not ideological isolation. The last thing the broader human rights and progressive community needs is division spawned by the blind hatred of some and the thinly veiled ambition of others.

The whole range of human rights violations around us demands the breadth of vision that someone like Etta Rosales has demonstrated before. The complicated task of ensuring all rights for all requires the steadfast commitment of an Etta Rosales who not only mouths, but lives the principle of what it means to truly fight for the rights of all people, even the people she does not agree with.

1. Vangie Novio - Abuja, Nigeriaal
2. Privado Borbon-Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria
3. Rolly Banez - Houston, USA
4. Regina Banez - Houston, USA
5. Reginald Banez - Houston, USA
6. Ranier Banez - Houston, USA
7. Romeo Garcia - Houston, USA
8. Inocentes Sulaps - Houston, USA
9. Romeo Pena - Houston, USA
10. Manny Murillo - Houston, USA


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FW: BASYANG TERRIBLE STORM -

 

 

From: amparo ronquillo [mailto:ampy45@hotmail.com]
Sent: 15 July 2010 09:11
To: vangee.novio@dantata-sawoe.com
Subject: FW: BASYANG TERRIBLE STORM -

 


 


From: tedibee@msn.com
Subject: BASYANG TERRIBLE STORM -
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2010 11:42:48 -0400

 

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Last Updated: 9:29 AM, July 14, 2010

Posted: 8:07 AM, July 14, 2010

MANILA, Philippines — The first typhoon to lash the Philippines this year flooded streets in the capital,

toppled power lines and killed at least nine people Wednesday. Ten fishermen were missing after waves

overturned their boats.

 

More than half of the main northern island of Luzon, which includes Manila, was without electricity, and

authorities said it would take two to three days to restore power. Several dozen flights were canceled, and

schools and many government offices closed.

 

In the Philippines, Typhoon Conson came ashore on the east coast of Luzon on Tuesday night with winds

of 75 miles per hour (120 kilometers per hour), said weather forecaster Bernie de Leon. It weakened to a

tropical storm as it crossed the rice-growing island and then buffeted Manila on Luzon's west coast for two

hours.

 

The storm headed out to the South China Sea before dawn and is next expected to make landfall later this

week in China, west of Macau.

 

The nine deaths were spread over three provinces south of Manila.

 

In Batangas province, a 47-year-old woman was electrocuted by a power line that snapped, and a 12-year-old

girl and her 4-year-old brother died after a large mango tree crashed into their home as they slept, said regional

disaster operations officer Fred Bragas.

 

In nearby Cavite province, a woman and her daughter were killed by a falling tree, Bragas said. Another child

drowned after falling into a raging river, provincial spokesman Filomeno Maligaya told DZBB radio.

 

At least three people were killed in Camarines Norte province, southeast of Manila, said military spokesman

Maj. Harold Cabunoc. He gave no details.

 

He added that authorities and civilian volunteers on Wednesday rescued nine of 19 fishermen who had disappeared

when big waves overturned their boats off the island province of Catanduanes.

 

Up to 3,100 people were stranded in ports waiting for the weather to clear.

 

In Manila, the storm brought down branches and trees and scattered trash. Winds ripped tarpaulin billboards

along main roads and blew off the roofs of coastal shanties. The national disaster council reported knee-deep floods

in some communities in the capital.

 

The Manila International Airport Authority said 63 flights, including four international ones, had been canceled

and nine had been diverted to the central Philippine international airport since late Tuesday.

 

Classes were suspended in schools and most universities in Manila. Several government offices, including the

Senate, closed because of the power outage. Thousands of commuters were stranded when the blackouts disrupted

train services. Many hotels and shopping malls were relying on their own generators.

 

Newly elected President Benigno Aquino III scolded the weather bureau for failing to predict that the storm would

hit Manila. "I hope this is the last time we are all brought to areas different from where we should be," Aquino told

officials during a meeting of the National Disaster Coordinating Council, noting that government agencies were

relying on the weather bureau for their preparations.

 

Weather bureau chief Prisco Nilo explained that it takes forecasters six hours to update weather bulletins.

 


 

 


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