...Andito na ang mga Zaido(Pulis Pampalasyo)...

...Ang mga tagapagtanggol ng mga naaapi at ang kanilang mga motto sa buhay:

Kumpare mo, 'tol mo, tagapagtanggol, Zaido green po, Mike Defensor...

-Green, kulay ng pera, perang kayang ibigay ng "pribadong" mamamayang si Mike Defensor sa kahit sinong nangangailangan... Tulad mo, at tulad kong nasa pribadong sektor ng lipunan, meron din xang P50,000 na nasa kotse nya anytime...

Seguridad mo, sagot ko! Natatanging sandalan mo sa oras ng pangangailangan! Zaido red po, Lito Atienza...

-Red, pinakamagandang background sa mga puting bulaklak ng polo... Sa pamamagitan ng kanyang mga koneksyon sa lipunan, maaring nyang ihain ang mga pangangailangan mo sa mga kinauukulan kahit na ndi alam ng pamilya mo. Ngunit wag kang mabahala, mas ligtas ka sa piling ng kanyang mga tauhan kaysa sa pamilya mo.

Walang batas batas, walang procedure-procedure, basta kaligtasan mo ang uunahin natin, Zaido blue po, Avelino Razon...

-Blue, ang kulay ng unipormeng ndi maitatangging sa PNP lamang... Hindi na kailangang malaman kung sino ang nagbabanta sa buhay mo, basta ligtas ka sa piling ng mga taong nautusan nya... Wala nang prose-proseso, basta dapat ligtas ka...

 

Di na kailangan ang mga Zaidong nasa TV, narito na pala sila, handang protektahan tayong lahat... Ligtas naman pala tayong lahat eh...

*Just a matter of addition, let me point out a scene my dad described that happened yesterday:

My uncle maintains that Gen. Razon is a good man. Back when he was not as prolific as he is now, during the time when you don't see his face on LRT stations, he was a really good man. He hasn't changed now. The only difference of then and now is that now, he has to cover up for the blunders of the administration being a high ranking official. During Monday's hearing, Sen. Razon sat beside my uncle for the whole time. In 10 hours, they've had some idle talk, those you can't avoid, as even in classrooms, you'd eventually talk to your seatmate... Sa isa sa mga pag-uusap na yon, sabi ni Gen Razon sa tito ko habang nakayuko: "Jun, ang hirap ng pinapagawa nila sa min..."

BUT, let me just point out that I don't have evidence for this. I did not see nor hear it using any of my senses. I am sharing a story my dad told me. How credible is my dad on sharing those kinds of stories? He's the guy who filed the Writ of Habeas Corpus against the PNP. He's the last guy who goes home from the senate when everyone visits my uncle. He's dealt with several personalities in the past being in the investigation department of PLDT before. So, I will probably say that on a scale of 1-10, I'd say he's a 9 for me. 9 because he may sometimes miss out on details due to age...

Un lang. Na share ko lang, habang ndi ako nakikiblog.. hehe..