Showing posts with label Philippines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philippines. Show all posts

Friday, October 18, 2013

snipers you won't believe who and official statement from the Philippines

Friends,
An update on the Muslim uprising in the Philippines, it is an official statement from the City mayor of Zamboanga, read it and take note on the amount of weapons the enemy had.  Amazing that in a country where guns are outlawed they were able to amass such an arsenal.  This is a perfect example of how gun control works.
Below that statement is a link about…. women snipers?  YES women snipers. In most Muslim countries women can't vote, drive a car and most are covered head to toe but these Muslim women can sure handle a gun.  It sure brings new meaning to the phrase we have you covered at least for woman in Muslim countries.
I guess some things are universal.  Filipinos were joking about how could the policemen who most are fat and older chase the younger MNLF?  In the US it’s from too many donuts, over there may be too much rice. 
Please read this and pass it on.

Rebellion charges filed vs Misuari, 60 others
October 9, 2013 at 10:35pm
Nur Misuari and 60 others have been formally charged with rebellion/insurrection and violations of the international humanitarian law in connection with the three-week long standoff in the city which started on September 9.

The Department of Justice, through Assistant City Prosecutors Gladdy S. Bernabe, Norma U. Usman, Alfredo E. Jimenez Jr., Associate Prosecution Attorney Nicolas L. Apolinario Jr. and City Procesutor Ricardo G. Cabaron, filed the charges before the Zamboanga Regional Trial Court last Monday, October 7.

In the three separate information filed in court, Misuari and his men are accused of rebellion for “conspiring and confederating together, mutually aiding and assisting with one another and also with others whose whereabouts and identities are still unknown, did then and there willfully, unlawfully and feloniously, help, support, promote, maintain, cause, direct, and/or command the said group to rise publicly and take arms against the Republic of the Philippines, or otherwise participate in such armed public uprising, by then and there attempting to hoist the MNLF flag in front of the Zamboanga City Hall to signify their declaration of independence from and for the purpose of removing from the allegiance to the Philippine government or its laws, part of its national territory the City of Zamboanga, specifically the barangays of Mariki, Rio Hondo, Sta. Barbara, Sta. Catalina, Kasanyangan, Talon-Talon and Mampang”.

“The MNLF Misuari faction, consisting of more or less 500 members under the leadership and command of its Chairman NURULAJI P. MISUARI a.k.a. “NUR MISUARI” and under the ground command leadership of accused USTADZ HABIER MALIK, BAS ARKI, ASSAMIN HUSSIN, and several other commanders coming from their respective strongholds in the provinces of Basilan, Sulu, and Sibugay, the City of Zamboanga and other parts of the Zamboanga Peninsula…have in fact risen publicly and taken arms to attain the said purpose by then and there making attacks against the Philippine National Police and the Armed Forces of the Philippines as well as innocent civilians, as a necessary means to commit the crime of rebellion; and in connection therewith and in furtherance thereof, have then and there committed acts of murder, pillage, disorder, looting, arson and destruction of private and public properties.”

The accused were “all armed with high caliber weapons including but not limited to: 90-RR (recoilless rifle), 57-RR (recoilless rifle), .50 Barrette MG, M-16 rifles, M-47 rifles, M-4 rifles Ghalil (G-1) rifles, Carbine rifles, Garand rifles, .45 caliber pistols, 60 MM mortar, hand grenades (fragmentary and incendiary), rocket propelled grenade, M-79 explosives, M203 grenade launchers explosives”, the MNLF Misuari faction “committed serious violations of the Common Article 3 to the Four (4) Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949, (1) by committing acts of violence against the lives and persons of the residents, mainly of the afore-stated barangays, and in some instances of other barangays, and who did not take active part in the armed hostilities, and (2) by taking non-combatant civilians as hostages, in particular, by rounding up more or less 300 persons, who were then held together as hostages and detained randomly in buildings and houses which are
also located in barangays”.

The information continues: “while the above-named accused were engaged in armed combat with the government forces, and during the captivity of the non-combatant civilians as hostages covering the period beginning from September 9 to 30, 2013, the same resulted in more or less twelve (12) total number of deaths and more or less seventy five (75) total number of serious injuries to innocent civilians”.

The MNLF founding chairman and his co-accused have “committed serious violations of the laws and customes applicable in armed conflict, within the established framework of international law namely: Intentionally directing attacks against the civilian population as such or against individual civilians not taking direct part in the hostilities, that is, by forcibly opening houses and other dwellings and attacking the occupants thereof; and, at the same time, by taking about three hundred (300) occupants as hostages”. The same group also “further utilized their presence to render certain points and areas immune from military operations, that is, and more particularly by employing the same as human shields at the forefronts of Lustre Drive, Sta. Barbara and Martha Drive, Sta. Catalina, this City, thereby effectively thwarting any offensive and counter-offensive actions from the AFP-PNP Forces” and “in attacking dwellings or buildings which are
undefended and which are not military objectives deliberately burned said structures which resulted in a conflagration of more or less Nine Thousand Seven Hundred Thirty Two (9,732) houses and buildings, public and private, causing damage in an estimated costs of Two Hundred One Million Twenty Three Thousand Pesos (P201,023,000.00)”.

Chairman Misuari, commanders Malik, Hussin and Arki as well as several John and Jane Does continue to be at-large.
The justice department did not recommend bail for offenses under RA 9851 as well as for the leaders in the rebellion/insurrection while a bail amounting to P200,000.00 was recommended for each member/follower of the rebellion/insurrection. (Claudine Uniana/City Hall PIO)


http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/326687/news/regions/some-mnlf-fighters-including-women-joined-zamboanga-siege-for-money 

http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/photo/45148/syrian-female-snipers-train-in-aleppo   

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Philippines Update

Friends,
Thought you may like a Philippines update.  I also wanted to comment further with what I have learned during this conflict.
 The update is this….  It has quieted down; the government said the conflict is over though but they will continue to pursue pockets of resistance and where the MNLF are still hiding. 
Some Filipinos are wary that the government is not telling the truth because there is still random gunfire and burnings going on.
My opinion is it could flare up again if there is an influx of either weapons and or other support from outside sources.  This could be a long drawn out wait and see situation.
What I have learned…..
The Philippine government is very much like the US and like the US it is fraught with corruption and abuses of power.  The difference is they are a third world country where the majority of people are lacking so the abuses are glaringly more obvious and met with more angst and distrust.  In the US we are still doing relatively OK so some of this corruption and drain of financial resources is not yet fully felt.  People in America for the most part blow it off and say they all do it.  When America’s financial stability really gets shaken maybe people will then be up in arms.
Similarity 2.  Filipinos are now thinking this was staged by the government to take the peoples mind off the ongoing scandal of misused funds and kickbacks from pork barrel spending.  On the other hand they also condemn the Muslims for doing this.  Sound familar????? 
It can’t be both Muslims and the government doing these deeds unless they are working in tandem.  Or is the government blaming the Muslims to bring about a globalist agenda?  Careful here, because we do know the unrest Muslims cause in the name of religion which has been the case for centuries.
From a pro-Muslim website: BASILAN is one the poorest province in the region not because we lack funds. But because, we have swines who eats people's funds to make themselves fat and filthy rich. 
According to the Filipinos I spoke with the areas that Muslims moved in have become filthy and dangerous whereas before those areas were clean and safe.  But we do know what can happen with corruption and how it drains resources, look at Cleveland.  Simply, it may be both reasons.

Lesson 3.  Over here we call the media the Lame Stream Media, we don’t trust what they report.  Well the same thing over there - FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE CONFLICT.  People are leery of what is being told to them if it is the truth.
My good friend Dave Macko writes:  I have read that during the Moro Insurrection, immediately after the Spanish American War, US Army officers decided to use a psychological warfare technique of greasing all ammunition with pig fat. This is supposed to have caused the Muslims to believe that they would not go to paradise if they died in battle and ended the insurrection. Is this true? If so, why don't the Christians use the same technique again?
Some Filipino humor in the midst of this terrible situation.  My Filipina friend Eunice said they should send all the pork (pork barrel spending) to the Muslims instead of giving it to the government.
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Mayor Beng Climaco of Zambooanga City refused prayers by non Catholics ministers.  She also insisted this conflict had nothing to do with religion.
BUT according to a pro-Muslim Facebook page I found this:
The Bangsamoro Uprising

NEWS UPDATE: (from the beginning of the conflict)
The fight is getting intense now here in Zamboanga. For those of you can fight, this is the time and this is the place. Allah Azza wa Jall have open the gates of Shahada for you, One of the best deeds that you can have is right now on your doorstep.

O AHLUSSUNNAH LIONS OF ZAMBOANGA MAKE THE INTENTION FIRM, WAKE UP TO THE REALITY WE HAVE BEEN SLEEPING FOR 500YEARS. THIS IS THE TIME. Stand up for the honor of Islam and fulfill your duties towards your Rabb.

Yaa Jabbar awaken the dead heart that have been afflcited within us. Make us those who are in the ranks of the Salaf.

LIGHT OR HEAVY THERE IS NO STOPPING NOW... Include us in your Dua.. THIS IS THE FINAL MOMENT & IT IS NOW OR NEVER.

For a Mu'meen it is a win-win situation .. VICTORY or MARTYRDOM
And this:
The Philippine military must wake-up in should think outside of their boxes that they are being treated nothing less than a waste paper disposables by their own masters. And most importantly they should realize that they are fighting the greatest opponent and it it the Soldiers Allah who wishes martyrdom more than their enemies love life.
Rasulullah Promised us & he said: “Verily Allah has shown me the eastern and western part of the earth, and I saw the authority of my Ummah (nation) dominate all that I saw.” O enemies of Islam.. With this page or without this page Islam will dominate not only Zamboanga or Mindanao, But it will conquer the World! WEATHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT.

Sunday, September 22, 2013

DAY 13 OF ZAMBOANGA STANDOFF

DAY 13 OF ZAMBOANGA STANDOFF
No one could ever imagine that the crisis in Zamboanga reaches its 13th day since it all started in September 9. It is well noted that the delay to end the war is because of a calibrated military operation as opposed to an all-out offensive to save the remaining hostages which are held as captives and used as shield by the MNLF.
Clearing operation has continued and gunfire still heard coming from Barangay Sta. Catalina where MNLF Com. Habier Malik and his companions with their hostages believed are hiding seeking refuge. There is no timetable to end the crisis in Zamboanga but residents are rest-assured that the government continues to "push forward" to "constrain" the movement of the Misuari-linked forces there.

Meanwhile, while there is an exchange of gunfire (machineguns and mortars) between military and MNLF that started about 6 AM, again another fire incident takes place at Barangay Sta Catalina. (AT PRESENT)

WORDS TO PONDER:
I believe that the most haunting question each of us would like to raise has something to do with the continuing standoff in Zamboanga City. Why God allow these things to happen?
War, so costly. War, so awful. The dying, the maiming. Those who aren’t scarred physically are likely to be scarred emotionally.
Just remember that we have a loving God. Scripture overflows with this essential truth:“He loves whatever is just and good, and his unfailing love fills the earth.” (Psalm 33:5)“The Lord has appeared of old to me, saying: ‘Yes, I have loved you with an everlasting love; Therefore with lovingkindness I have drawn you.’” (Jeremiah 31:3)
Why does God let war happen?
God has given us the freedom to choose whether we will do right or wrong. He has given everyone that freedom because we are not made robots. When people have freedom to choose, sometimes they make bad choices and that creates wars. The Bible tells us that wars and fighting happen because of the way people are inside. When people have greed and selfishness in their hearts, they start a fight in order to get what isn’t theirs. God doesn't like war, but he lets it happen because he has given us freedom to choose for ourselves – even if our choice is to go to war.
But, remember this catastrophes that we are suffering will never prosper.
Psalm 144:1-2
Blessed be the LORD, my rock, Who trains my hands for war, And my fingers for battle; My lovingkindness and my fortress, My stronghold and my deliverer; My shield and He in whom I take refuge; Who subdues my people under me.LET’S RAISE GOD’S BANNER OF SALVATION, OURS IS THE VICTORY


Thursday, September 19, 2013

Teacher continues to report: Day 11 & STATEMENT OF MAYOR BENG CLIMACO




The teacher continues to report:
Day 11 of Zamboanga standoff: will this be the end chapter of the crisis? I found myself again awakened at 3:15 am as i used to be since Zamboanga siege happened. It was noted that during the past couple of days, since the uprising started, exchange of gunfire between MNLF and the military launched every morning. Yet, in this 11th day of standoff, the whole night was found still and quiet and tranquility swathed the city. PRAISE GOD FOR THE RESTORATION OF PEACE!

For the latest news, it was known earlier that government troops have captured a battle-scarred MNLF stronghold in the City, believed to be the base from where MNLF commander Habier Malik was holed up. The military took control of KGK Building along R. Lustre Street, but the shot-up building was empty, with not even bodies of slain or wounded MNLF fighters found. Government forces have retaken as much as 80 percent of MNLF-controlled areas in the city, a PNP spokesman said, as the standoff there entered its 10th day. A rebel who tried to escape Wednesday morning was killed in a brief firefight, bringing the total number to 122 rebels killed. Twenty six have been captured and 25 have surrendered. On the government side, the fatalities remained at nine while 81 were wounded.

Until now classes in all levels are still closed, but it was announced that malls and other stores will open today, flights resume, banks operates and markets will have its normal activity.

CHRISTIANS, LET US CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR THE SUCCESSFUL CLEARING OPERATION OF THE MILITARY IN THE CITY!
Prayer Requests:
1. Health of about more than 100,000 evacuees who are now in the evacuation centers.
2. MNLF ground commander Habier Malik will be captured as soon as possible.
3. Shelter of those thousand of families whose houses were burned during the siege.
4. The restoration of some hostages that have not been released
5. Comfort for all the family victims of standoff.

JEREMIAH 30:17 "But I will restore you to health and heal your wounds,' declares the LORD...."

2 Chronicles 7:14 "if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.

This is God's promise! Let's claim it for Zamboanga City! Amen....

STATEMENT OF MAYOR BENG CLIMACO (September 18, 2013)

September 18, 2013 at 7:56am

In the course of all the events that transpired yesterday, our strength as a people has been tested. On the 10th day of the crisis, there are a lot of questions that yearn for answers. I would like to be clarified and the people of Zamboanga City of how the unfolding of these events and the clamour for justice be reconciled in the midst of a peaceful resolution to this problem.
 
Ya sapa di aton susto anoche cuando ya sabe kita cay el di aton OIC City Police Director Col. Jose Chiquito M. Malayo y el su maga gente librao ya na peligro. Gracias a Dios kay na buen condicion ele pero ta continua pa siempre kita reza para el librado del otro pa maga hostages que ta esta pa cautivo.
 
I stand strong that as Mayor of this city, I want a long-term solution for this problem. I cannot allow the repeat of any of this nor the repeat of the 2001 Cabatangan experience. Our people have been wounded, our lives forever changed and our city’s dignity marred. I stand firm with the President Noy’s pronouncements that charges shall be filed and justice will be gained for those whose lives were wasted in this atrocity. Let the perpetrators go to jail and never be allowed to come back to our city. I appeal to the city officials and I appeal to national officials present here with us, you have seen the pains of our people and you have seen the damage this has caused and you are here thank you for helping us. It is with this hope that you defend the cause of Justice  for Zamboanguenos, because we are counting on you.
 
The clearing operations are still ongoing in the areas of concern. We continue to advise those who are living in Sta. Catalina, Sta. Barbara, Kasanyangan, Rio Hondo, Talon-Talon, Mampang and Arena Blanco and other areas of concern not to return to their homes yet or to seek safer grounds to allow the troops to carry out their tasks in these areas.
 
There are more establishments opening up today, the CAAP has announced the resumption of flights tomorrow and more economic activities are being done beyond the conflicted areas. Our city may not right away get back to normalcy, but we are trying to make steps to begin the work for people to get back to our toes.
 
Sec. Enrique Ona came to personally verify the Health needs of the City and will open more operating facilities in our City and make our emergency rooms functional in WMSU and the Sanitarium more responsive to patients. These goes to all other evacuation centers.
 
A team of Volunteers and mental health professionals provide debriefing to our hostages. Social Workers giving Therapy and teachers Counselling in Evacuation Centers. The DSWD under Sec. Soliman is helping us with the rehabilitation plans. Her instruction is to build back better, akel cosa antes sila tiene maga casa ay hace mas bueno pa. Today we began a program at the MCIC to help informal sector gain daily subsistence through the parishes and the brgy with the help of Tzu Chi and other NGOs.
 
In this connection, we shall continue to heighten security in the city and thus we shall request for everyone’s cooperation. We have to learn the lessons of this crisis. Today until Friday, the suspension of classes still stands for both public and private schools and the curfew hours from 8PM-5AM remains the same. For city hall employees, only offices providing frontline services are required to report. However, for those in the national and regional government offices outside the critical areas, we call upon your respective regional directors to set your discretionary judgment to resume operations in your respective offices. For the private establishments and companies, we allow your officers’ discretionary judgment in their call for the resumption of work. Again, we emphasize that these calls to open is only for those areas outside the critical areas and thus we give the heads of agencies and owners the discretion to operate.
Our vigilance continues and I ask the help of our barangay officials that we should heighten our security measures in our respective barangays to identify our residents and report those who are suspicious in our areas. We have received reports on civilians coordinating with authorities when confronted with suspicious looking individuals— that is the kind of cooperation we would like to get from our people.
 
Con todo maga officiales de Barangay ta pidi came de ustedes cooperacion recivi con el maga evacuante kay bajo na ley este  di aton responsibilidad. El Declaration de Policia del Constitution y bajo del Directiva implementa el policia del Ciudad y function del maga Barangay implementa leyes del Ciudad bajo na Acto Republica 7160.
 
I have visited evacuation centers and talked to some children. I asked them in Tausug, Maita Kamo Yari? Porque ustedes taqui? Why are you here?
 
And  they answered, “ Pasal aun diungog namo makusug timbak.” Kay tiene kame ya uwi pwerte rebentada. We heard a loud blast.
 
And the children continued saying, “Pasal aun mga tau mabaya sila kawaun in Zamboangan.” Kay tiene mga hente quiere saca con el Zamboanga.  Because there are people who want to get Zamboanga.
So I assured them, “ Para kato in Zamboangan, para kanyu ini, bukun kita idihil parugahing tau. Magtabang-tabang kitanio.” De aton el Zamboanga, para de ustedes este, numas quita permiti otro saka con el de aton ciudad. Man ayudahan kita. Zamboanga is ours. Zamboanga is for our children. We shall not allow other forces to reign in our city. Let’s help each other.
 
Let not devastation creep in our hearts. Zamboanguenos are bigger than this. We shall fight for JUSTICE. We shall rebuild this city. We shall come out stronger after all these. I remain inspired that our Nuestra Senora La Virgen del Pilar looks upon us and that the Almighty Father will help us rise above this crisis. We remain under one flag, one Zamboanga. Vaya con Dios!
 

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

STATEMENT OF MAYOR BENG CLIMACO

Friends only one update today, a statement from Mayor Climaco.  Tomorrow will give further updates and my opinion on what was written by the Mayor.
Carey

STATEMENT OF MAYOR BENG CLIMACO (10am 9-14-13)

September 14, 2013 at 3:13am (3:13pm September 13, 2013 Ohio time)
Querido compoblanos de Zamboanga, 
 
Today, Sept. 14 is the 6th day since the standoff began Monday dawn. The spate of events that unfolded and continue to unfold are very heartbreaking and upsetting. 
 
Todo manera posible para termina este conflicto na mas temprano tiempo ta hace el govierno local y nacional. Mismo si Presidente Aquino hunto con su maga miembro del cabinete, si Sec. Roxas, Sec. Gazmin y Sec. Soliman el taqui ahora na Zamboanga para personalmente mira el diferente maga concierno del Ciudad. 
 
6 days after the spate of incidents in our beloved Zamboanga City–innocent lives have been lost, properties have been damaged and our economy paralyzed. The image of Zamboanga, which we painstakingly tried to restore, was instantly vanished because of this senseless acts perpetrated by a group of misguided elements. 
 
These past days the affected barangays remain barricaded and the entire city is virtually isolated from the world—our airports and seaports are closed, classes as well as work in all offices, except for agencies rendering frontline services remain suspended; forced evacuation is imposed on residents in the areas of concern; and the number of evacuation centers and evacuees are continuously mounting. 
 
El di amon simpatia ta extende contodo maga hostages quien hasta este maga tiempo talli pa na mano del maga insurectos. Our heart goes out to the hapless hostages who are in distress fearing for their safety, just as we also sympathize with the families of those soldiers, policemen and innocent civilians who perished and who were wounded in the course of the conflict. 
 
Querido compoblanos, todo kita ta sufri y todo kita victima de este crisis. Like you, I am in anguish and I am exasperated. Disgusto, desconsolacion y rabiya el cosa kita ta sinti por el sufrimiento y destroso que ta costa este sais dias de conflicto. QUIERE YO QUE TERMINA YA ESTE CRISIS ESTE DIA O NA MAS TEMPRANO TIEMPO.
Right from the start, we have shown decisive leadership, we have not stopped listening to your concerns and we have not succumbed to complacency. The measures we have taken were all in respect to agreements, rules of engagement, and ultimately TO SAVE AND PROTECT LIVES. 
 
Our police and military authorities continue to safeguard our territories and our people through confidence-building measures with calibrated military actions. We continue to support all their efforts and we thank them and their families for their selflessness and dedication to their duties. 
 
Ta rindi kame gracias contodo que ta ayuda alivia este di aton condicion por medio de donacion de comida, relief goods, y esfuerzo y tiempo que ta ofrece sila voluntariamente para asisti na di aton relief operations. 
 
To the business community, banking institutions and all other sectors concerned, thank you for helping us in providing essential services despite the very tensed situation. 
 
In this time of crisis, I call on all our people to remain united and strong. Our faith as a people is unshakeable. This is not an issue of religion for we have co-existed peacefully and worked harmoniously. This is an issue of people with misguided principles using arms to propel their ideology. This conflict has shown how galvanized and united we are as a city. Together we can rise up from this climate of fear and doubt and come out better Zamboanguenos and a more peaceful Zamboanga that we all hope for. 
 
Con todo maga oficiales de barangay, ayuda ustedes defende con el di aton comunidad en coordinacion con el policia y military. Set up early warning systems para informa si tiene desconosidos personas armao—UNIDO TODO KITA BAJO NA UN BANDERA FILIPINAS, UN CIUDAD ZAMBOANGA! 
 
MAY GOD SAVE AND PROTECT OUR PEOPLE AND OUR CITY.

Sunday, September 15, 2013

More on the Philippines Sept 14th

Friends,
more on the Philippines.

36,000 are now being evacuated. Wide spread damage. The Philippine army is doing what they can but the Muslims have enough human shields that keep the army from doing an all out attack.

The Moro National Liberation Front is behind this. In 2010 when I was in the Philippines I stayed at the resort of Dakkak while they had a gathering there. In 2012 at Astoria a party center, the day before we had it there was a Muslim wedding being peformed and the Philippine army had the place surrounded because they weren't sure if they were up to no good, the day after during our event it was quiet and peaceful.

Gun control, this is a perfect example of why guns should never be illegal to own or carry. In the Philippines it is unlawful to own a gun. Many live in fear because of kidnappers and that fear has recently become even more of a reality. The people there are told to stay indoors because of the Muslim uprisings.. The Muslim radicals are well armed but ordinary citizens aren't. How can they protect or defend themselves?

Those trapped or who are left in the city sleep dressed in case they have to flee. They also have one person stay awake to keep a vigil in case there is an attack. The question arises often in me, how will they defend themselves when they have NO guns but the enemy has?

Muslims advance slowly but steady. I sent an article out back in 2012 calling shame on the Philippines for brokering a deal with the Muslims giving them some land and calling it peace. The Muslims know NO peace. When world leaders make an agreement they celebrate peace and relax thinking the problem is solved. But when Muslims accept a cease in conflict its a time to reassess, rearm and immediately make plans for future advances. When will the world say enough to this Muslim scourge that keeps making them look like fools?

Most of the Filipino people have very little to begin with and now what little they have is being taken away by evil YES evil Muslims. I have made friends with many while over there, Ruth obviously has friends and family. They are some of the nicest people you will ever meet and have great respect for the US. I am deeply disturbed knowing that they are not eating tonight, sleeping in fear and what little they have is either up in flames or they have no access to it. I can't even send them money to help out while they can't work because the banks are closed, stores are closed, no food - nothing, Red Cross is now trying to get food and supplies in. Wake up America. This may be coming to a town near you.

More tomorrow.
Carey Masci

prayer request for the Philippines

Friends,

Please pray for the country of the Philippines. Ruth has family there. The Muslims are causing HELL in Zamboanga City. People are in lock down, places are on fire, hostages, it is war. When this will get coverage is a good question. Before we go to Syria this is where we should go as this country is a Christian nation and our ally.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EffO0_qkqLw (Preview)
We will not give up...because GOD hadn't give up yet on us..— at Zamboanga City.



Who ever thinks Islam or Muslims are peaceful is gravely naive.
Carey Masci



I will continue to write about this - stay tuned

Syria what about the Philippines

So many thoughts about Syria.

1. When W. Bush was talking about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction he was delayed going in. The Dems blocked it. During this delay it was quietly reported the weapons were leaving Iraq and going to Syria. Can we see bigger weapons being used or are the chemicals being used now part of what left Iraq?
2 Afghanistan is not settled, neither is Iraq, Egypt is ablaze, and Syria is falling apart. Is this part of the plan to destabilize that whole region to get things in line for a one world system?

3 My personal feeling is don't get involved, this is a civil war that we don't really know who is to blame or who is the good guy.

4. Our involvement would completely violate the constitution.

5. Confusing conflict with no clear plan. Repubs as well Dems want us to go in and also members from both parties don't. This will only divide America further.

In summary I believe it would be folly to get involved.

Concerning Egypt. The US is giving them billions a year in aid for no reason. I would offer them this, you want our aid you give us the Coptic Christians. After the transfer takes place cut aid. If this fails authorize troops to go to Egypt and rescue the Coptic Christians and bring them here. We need God fearing people regardless of race. 32,000 empty houses in Cuyahoga by last count I have. Even the Detroit area needs a population boost. In Carey's world this makes sense.

Now are you aware of the Philippines? One crisis is the on going friction between China and the Philippines about fishing grounds. China is encroaching on Philippines territory. The Philippines are America's strongest Pacific rim allie. Do we left China bully or crush the Philippines?


Wait thats only one crisis. Are you aware of what is taking place NOW in the Philippines? A Muslim uprising is occuring in the southern section of the Philippines in Zamboanga City. The Muslim kidnappers have enough human shields as they call the kidnapped victims to resist the Philippine army. Word has it, not 100% confirmed but more than likely true that help and funds for the Muslims are coming from the middle east and possibly Russia. America now has planes flying in that region.


Watch this clip and shudder. Are we on the brink of another world war?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lddGtUEZG58 (Preview)

Carey Masci


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Thursday, November 03, 2011

FURTHERMORE - The news letter of America News and Views October 27th

America News and Views news letter - FURTHERMORE
Host Bob Murphy, Liaison for the Tea Party Carey Masci, National Commentator Mike Gutierrez and our special guest US Senate candidate Rusty Bliss were in the studio.
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The show for Thursday the 27th was quite different than those in the past. The topics we are now covering are definitely expanding. In this newsletter I am going to write about a few topics from my notes that we never got to.

But first I would like to briefly mention the Tea Party gathering on Monday the 24th I held for US Senate candidate Rusty Bliss at the Greek House In Wickliffe which by the way has terrific food. Rusty Bliss fielded questions from the energized and knowledgeable group that most candidates wouldn't even entertain but Rusty did and he answered them. Just a great time, thanks to everyone who attended.
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Joe from the Euclid Tea Party requested that we talk about another Euclid scandal that's brewing.

According to an article in the News Herald Euclid Mayor Bill Cervenik is quite uneasy about a short conversation he had with Jimmy Dimora in 2008. Cervenik insists that phone call with Dimora did not influence his decision to support Neteam AVI a company with ties to Michael Forlani a businessman accused of bribing Dimora. The RTA board the following day voted unanimously to award a $1.2 million contract to Neteam AVI. Cervenik said his decision was made a week earlier that he would support them.

As much as I hate how things are run in Cuyahoga County this is still America where you are innocent until proven guilty so we will have to wait to see how this unravels.

But this I do know, the more layers of government you have the better the odds of corruption are. And anywhere where you have a stronghold of one party rule, especially Democratic, corruption can be found because of no checks and balances,

Cuyahoga needs to be flushed out, layers of government reduced and do away with anything unconstitutional such as mandatory house inspections which is another area of local government that breeds dishonesty and used as an extension of the law to go after people who speak out.
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I need to repeat something I already wrote, it is about Euclid council voting to oppose Issue 2. Remember this is the same city that is charging an additional fee to residents for street lights because they could not afford safety forces. So does it make sense to oppose Issue 2? Well of course it does as long as residents don't gripe and complain about the added fee, most just roll over dead and pay. And pay they will even more so if Issue 2 fails. Heads up, get ready to open your wallet if it does.
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Saber rattling could get ugly. I have been keeping an eye on a conflict going on now about a year. It is between the Philippines who are friends of the US and China.

Taken from a Yahoo Philippines news source:


China, Taiwan and four Southeast Asian states, including the Philippines and Vietnam, have conflicting claims over the Spratly Islands and other atolls in the South China Sea, an area believed to have rich deposits of oil and gas. It is also a rich fishing ground. Claimants to the sea have been trying to cool tension after a series of disputes this year, including when Chinese patrol boats threatened to ram a Philippine-contracted survey ship in the Reed Bank in March.

I clearly understand what Rep. Ron Paul says that we should not be the policemen of the world because it is not Constitutional but I also agree with Sen. Santorum that if we don't who will because here is a case of what should we do? IF China does use force they would crush the Philippines who are one of our strongest Pacific Rim allies. Do we just sit idly by and do nothing or do we get involved in another conflict?

So many problems across the globe some you don't even hear about.
Carey Masci
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Sunday, June 19, 2011

Philippines Travel Warning

My dear friend Ruth recently went to Labason to visit her mother. She always gets concerned traveling there because the bus has to pass through Tungawan an ambush area from Muslim extremest. The Philippines army and guard do all they can to thwart their effort but the extremists move to another location.
Now think of how Israel must feel living with this fear and think of how in America we have let are guard down. They are in this country. Lets hope it never reaches the point as in the Philippines or other areas around the globe.

Today I received this travel warning from the US Gov.
CKM


June 14, 2011
The Department of State warns U.S. citizens of the risks of terrorist activity in the Philippines, particularly in the Sulu Archipelago and on the island of Mindanao. Terrorist attacks could be indiscriminate and could occur in other areas, to include Manila. Targeted sites may be public gathering places including, but not limited to, airports, shopping malls, conference centers, and other public venues. This Travel Warning replaces the Travel Warning dated November 2, 2010, and updates specific regions of concern and reflects continuing threats due to terrorist and insurgent activities.
Travelers should exercise extreme caution if traveling to Mindanao or the Sulu Archipelago. Regional terrorist groups have carried out bombings resulting in injuries and death. Sporadic clashes have occurred between lawless groups and the Philippine Armed Forces throughout Mindanao, particularly in rural areas. U.S. Government employees must seek special permission to travel to Mindanao or the Sulu Archipelago.
The Philippine government declared a state of emergency on November 24, 2009, for the Maguindanao and Sultan Kudarat provinces, as well as Cotabato City in Mindanao, as a result of election-related violence. Although the elections have passed, this state of emergency is still in effect. Travelers should be aware of heightened police activity and significant military presence in these areas. They should carefully research restrictions imposed on travel and follow the instructions of government officials.
Kidnap-for-ransom gangs are active throughout the Philippines and have targeted foreigners. U.S. citizens traveling, living, and working throughout the Philippines are urged to exercise heightened caution in public gathering places. U.S. citizens should exercise caution when traveling in the vicinity of demonstrations since they can turn confrontational and possibly escalate to violence.
The Department of State remains concerned about the continuing threat of terrorist actions and violence against U.S. citizens and interests throughout the world. The Worldwide Caution reminds U.S. citizens that terrorism can occur anywhere.
We encourage all U.S. citizens in the Philippines to enroll with the Department of State’s Smart Traveler Enrollment Program or at the U.S. Embassy in Manila. By enrolling, you can receive the Embassy’s most recent security and safety updates during your trip. Enrolling also ensures that we can reach you, or your designated emergency points of contact, during an emergency. The U.S. Embassy is located at: 1201 Roxas Boulevard, Manila, Philippines, tel. 63-2-301-2000. The American Citizens Services (ACS) section's fax number is 63-2-301-2017, and you may reach the ACS Section by email at ACSinfoManila@state.gov. The ACS Section’s website includes consular information and the most recent messages to the U.S. citizen community in the Philippines.
For more detailed information on general crime and security issues in the Philippines, please see the State Department’s Country Specific Information for the Philippines.
You may also obtain information on security by calling 1-888-407-4747 toll-free in the United States and Canada or, for callers outside the United States and Canada, a regular toll line at 1-202-501-4444. These numbers are available from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday through Friday (except U.S. federal holidays).
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Friday, April 23, 2010

Islam religion of peace??

Islam religion of peace?? I chat on the computer with a friend in the Philippines and another in Indonesia. They both tell me the problems they have with the Muslims. I have been warned not to go to Zamboanga City in the Philippines because of the Muslim threat.
Thats why I keep telling people even if you are not religious you better protect Christianity because anytime something is removed it creates a vacuum and it will be replaced by something else. In this case either communism or the conquest by radical Muslims will fill the void when Christianity is silenced.
Make sure you look at the second link. Can you imagine in WWII if we weren't allowed to talk bad about Nazism? We are at war because of Islam and Franklin Graham is going to be silenced because of what he said?
Crazy!!
CKM

We advise you to exercise a high degree of caution in the Philippines because of the high threat of terrorist attack and the high level of serious crime.
Pay close attention to your personal security at all times and monitor the media for information about possible new safety or security risks.
Terrorist attacks could occur at any time, anywhere in the Philippines, including in Manila.
Is this what we want in the US?

http://ph.news.yahoo.com/afp/20100406/tap-philippines-switzerland-kidnap-5cc1ef8.html


http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100421/ap_on_re_us/us_day_of_prayer_military