WON'T STEAL???

**Admin** Tue Sep 22, 2009 9:18 pm

If they won't steal...

How about the old crocodiles who are now in their positions as Department heads, Generals, Secretaries, in short the people itself ???

Corruption is a human nature it is difficult to eliminate when no laws to be implemented and nobody implement on it.

We will be successful in eliminating corruptions when we implement all the laws and punish those who violates the law.

WAKE UP !!! PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES......

**Admin** Tue Sep 22, 2009 9:04 pm

Noynoy, Mar: We won't steal

MANILA, Philippines - Sen. Manuel Roxas II formally declared yesterday he is
running with Liberal Party (LP) standard bearer Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino
Jr., and both promised not to steal from the people if elected.

“I wholeheartedly accept the challenge to push forward the reforms in the
country. I wholeheartedly accept the responsibility of being Noynoy’s partner in
his fight for change. I wholeheartedly accept to be Noynoy Aquino’s partner,”
Roxas said in a speech before supporters and LP members at the Club Filipino in
Greenhills, San Juan.

He also thanked Aquino for the opportunity to work with him “as we raise the
banner of reform” and “fight for decency and integrity in public service, and
for a government that puts the people’s interest first.”

“Noy, you have raised the banner. This is the banner of hope and reform. This
will put food on the table because the funds for the farmers will no longer be
stolen. This will provide jobs to the people because investors will no longer be
victims of extortion. This will make prices of medicine affordable because there
will no longer be government connivance with abusive pharmaceutical companies,”
Roxas said in Filipino.

Roxas was apparently taking a swipe at the Arroyo administration for its
involvement in high-level corruption, including the alleged diversion of funds
for farmers to the campaign kitty of President Arroyo in the fertilizer fund
scam and the overpriced national broadband network deal with China’s ZTE
Corp.

Critics have also accused the Arroyo administration of allegedly dragging its
feet on the cheaper medicine law due to the strong lobby of giant pharmaceutical
firms.

But Roxas stressed the fight would not just be about him and Aquino. “It’s
bigger than the two of us, it is bigger than the Liberal Party. It is about our
collective thirst for change. It is about our thirst for change finally
overcoming those who want to continue the tayo-tayo (exclusive) system, the
horse-trading, the greed, the self-interest, the transactional politics that has
been the biggest roadblock to progress and prosperity for all,” he said.

“This is about what is straight and what is crooked. This is about the honest
against the corrupt. This about right versus wrong,” Roxas said.

Roxas acknowledged that it would be a tough battle in 2010 and that they
should not be lulled into complacency.
“We are up against forces who will fight tooth and nail, fair and unfair,
legal and illegal, against us. For them, happiness continues; for us, the fight
is on,” Roxas said.

“Our opponents will exhaust all avenues in order to win. They have been
robbing us for so long, and they want to continue robbing us. But we will not
allow them to rob our hopes as well,” he said.

“I am honored to join him (Aquino) in this field of battle. To all of us here
in this hall and all across this great nation who are fighting alongside him,
make no mistake about it: We will not back down from this fight, not now, not
ever,” Roxas said.

“The fog of cynicism has already lifted from our hearts. Now, we can dream
again. Together, we will not forsake you. We will fight,” he said.

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