It seems after napoles scam that involves congressmen and senators now pretending to favor PDAF abolishment to wash hands and look above board here another expose making rounds on facebook concerning jejomar binay by another anonymous.
Can Binay explain his wealth?https://www.facebook.com/westphilippinesea.scarborough.sabah.watch/posts/439797002804815In connection to this, tulfo did "mention" about him one year ago in his column.
Corrupt exec gets high trust ratingBy Ramon Tulfo
Philippine Daily Inquirer 11:29 pm | Friday, July 20th, 2012 If only the public knew the real character of some government officials that survey firms—like the SWS and Pulse Asia—put under scrutiny, they would give these officials very low trust ratings.
One official included in the trust rating survey is so corrupt he and his family became billionaires years after he joined the government service.
This official owns a big part of the city where he and his family live.
The family is engaged in buying expensive real estate at a price that they arbitrarily set, and not at the current market value.
Condominium developers and owners of business establishments complain that the family demands one or two units before a condominium is built, and a part of the business without investing a single centavo.
Even this official’s brother, who lives in an upscale village in Metro Manila, has a house which occupies practically one entire block.
The brother has no livelihood that would give him significant returns to enable him to live a life of luxury.
The family owns a huge farm in a province near Metro Manila which boasts of a vast man-made lake, a multimillion-peso orchid garden, orchards and an air-conditioned pigpen.
The official can’t claim his family was rich before he joined the government.
His high school classmates would laugh at him if he made such a claim.
When this columnist was a police reporter covering the Manila Police District, I often saw this man join antigovernment demonstrations and rallies on Mendiola.
And yet, people don’t know the real score about this official who has successfully built himself up as a champion of the poor.
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/232401/corrupt-exec-gets-high-trust-ratingMakati now a sin city By Ramon Tulfo
Philippine Daily Inquirer
12:33 am | Tuesday, July 24th, 2012 I received several text messages about Saturday’s column which was headlined, “Corrupt exec gets high trust rating.”
“Mukhang si _______ ang subject mo sa column mo ngayon. Maraming pang kulang sa sinabi mo (It seems blank blank is the subject of your column today. You omitted a lot of things about him),” read one texter.
Another message sender, a high government official during the Cory Aquino administration, said:,“In your column today why is it that my mind leads me to______ as d person you are referring to?”
But the most striking reaction I received came from a friend of the politician.
Said the politician’s friend, whose identity I’m keeping secret: “Mon, i read ur column today. U are absolutely correct about this politician. I know him personally. He has a very good public image indeed. And that’s why I told u that unless he makes a major booboo, he will be__________.”
I told the friend of this politician that the public will eventually find out about what he has been up to.
That’s as sure as the sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
It’s like someone not knowing about his or her partner’s infidelity because nobody dares to tell him or her. But eventually, it will all be out in the open.
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What did I say in Saturday’s “On Target” column?
Basically, that the politician and his family are rich—filthy rich.
They are engaged in buying real estate in the city where they live. The family owns a big chunk of the city.
Condominium developers and owners of business establishments complain that the family demands a unit or two before a condominium is built, apart from a portion of the business, without spending a single centavo.
They have a huge farm in a province near Metro Manila where they own a huge farm complete with a vast man-made lake, a multimillion-peso orchid garden, and an air-conditioned pigpen.
You want a clue? They are a family of politicians.
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/234815/makati-now-a-sin-city
