bei soviel Schiss helfen nur sehr gute Windeln....
Posts by Schokoprinz
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jetzt weiß man sogar wer das war, also die Namen, und dass sie denunziert wurden...
34 Makati bar-goers, including foreigners, held after ‘Facebook Live’ drinking session
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Is that so?
Du weisst ja, ich bin ziemlich "spitz" darauf wieder nach Mainland-China rein zu duerfen (M-Visa)...
Langsam stapeln sich bereits die Anfragen bei mir, von Changchun bis Chongqing, ich muss aber leider alle Kunden auf "hold" setzen.
Soweit ich mich erinnern kann hast du (bzw. ihr) ja auch Zweigstelle oder Geschaeft in China - wie machen die das denn, kommt da wirklich immernoch KEINER rein?!
da kommt man schon rein....
letzte Woche hat ein Kollege ein Visum für China beantragt und auch bekommen, ich weiß dass weil ich ihn zur Botschaft gefahren habe, er kam aus Visayas, und sein Problem aktuell ist wohl eher der Flug, da nicht alle Laender Transit erlauben und Direktflüge zB nach Shanghai wohl etwas länger ausgebucht sind.Viel Glück!
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Gott sei Dank, so unverantwortlich mit dem Leben Tausender umzugehen muss ja Konsequenzen haben, zumindest wenn man kein anerkannter Partylöwe ist...
Ermita Police chief relieved for social distancing failure at Manila Bay ‘white sand beach’ opening
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es geschehen noch Zeichen und Wunder......wenn das so weiter geht rückt die unbefleckte Empfängnis von vor über 2000 Jahren zumindest für mich durchaus in den Bereich des Möglichen
Danke
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der hat ja als Außenminister so dermaßen viel außenpolitisches Geschick mit Kuwait bewiesen dass der Alte unseren lieben Kuwaitano kurz danach sogar entsorgen musste...
Cayetano takes offense at EU Parliament’s ‘outright interference’
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die bestechlichen Einzeller müssen ja auch irgendwie überleben, vor allem wo es momentan eh wenig abzugreifen gibt, und 40 mal 2 Mille ist nun mal besser als nichts...jetzt noch schnell die Kneipe zumachen dann sind wenigstens nochmal 10 Kellner mehr arbeitslos...
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schade dass der dicke Partylöwe in Uniform nicht dabei war, dann wären wohl alle befördert worden....
5 German diplomats, 35 other partygoers arrested for quarantine violations in Makati bar
September 19, 2020, 8:40 AM
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noch etwas interessantes, der Vergleich von Versagern mit Nord-Europäern, klicken und lesen können ja die meisten selbst...
A Tale of Two Lockdowns: Sweden vs. the Philippines
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das traurige Ende eines großen Partylöwen...
Sinas ‘no longer eligible’ for higher post except that of PNP chief — Año
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das wird den Primaten bestimmt gar nicht gefallen...
European Parliament to PH: Grant ABS-CBN broadcast franchise, drop charges vs Ressa
klicken kann ja jeder selbst
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Aber ohne dumme Kommentare, ja!
danke für die Zustimmung, denn jeder hat ja gerne recht. ich bin auch immer froh, wenn mir Entscheidungen abgenommen werden, nur wenn sie durch abqualifizierende weil dem eigenen Verständnis nicht entsprechende Wertungen zustande kommen bin ich nicht so beeindruckt, bin ich eigentlich eh selten. Nun heißt der Faden ja "was-tun-während-der-quarantäne-zeit" und da gibt es viele Möglichkeiten, ich könnte hunderte von Posts am Tag verfassen wenn ich sonst nichts mit mir anzufangen weiß und weder Arbeit noch was anderes Sinnvolles zu tun hätte, aber da dies bei mir mal gar nicht zutrifft habe ich eher das Zeitgeschehen und das Aktuelle fokussiert, immer daran denkend dass anderen vielleicht doch letztendlich der Zugang hierzu fehlt bzw nicht vollumfänglich zur Verfügung steht....
allerdings ist es immer gut nicht verbohrt und beratungsresistent wie manche Kumpels zu sein, daher nehme ich den Vorschlag die copy paste Aktivität zu reduzieren gerne an, macht ja viel weniger Aufwand nur schnell den Link mit Kommentar, kann ja dann wirklich jeder selbst anklicken wenn er will...
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Zumindest nicht den NEWS und NACHRICHTEN Bereich aus der PHL Tagespresse ein-kopieren und massiv zumüllen.
Kann doch jeder 'selbst der Interesse hat nachschauen, dazu braucht es keine kommentierte Kopier- Paste
Und die dann noch mit blöden Kommentaren versehen wie es geschieht! Schon eine Dummheit!
Nachrichten sind ja Teil der Bildung, und wie immer heißt es da: kann man, muss man aber nicht...
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man muss nur konsequent Gesetze brechen und darf sich nicht um Regeln scheren, dann klappt das auch mit der Beförderung recht zeitnah....
Mañanita aside, Cascolan says Sinas likely to get promoted to higher post
MANILA, Philippines — National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Major Gen. Debold Sinas — hounded by controversy due to his mañanita birthday celebration at the height of the strictest quarantine status in Metro Manila — will be promoted to a higher position, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Camilo Cascolan said Wednesday.
“Well, until now there is no replacement. We have to evaluate him properly. Of course the guy deserves also an evaluation and of course a promotion too. He has done good things and that is all I can really say,” said Cascolan in an interview with ABS-CBN News Channel when asked if the NCRPO chief will be replaced under his watch.
For now, Cascolan said he considers appointing Sinas to a directorial staff position, noting that the NCRPO director will undergo evaluation.
“I think he needs to be up to a directorial staff or a certain position that is fit most especially for him. I believe he is an expert for training of personnel and recruitment,” the PNP chief said.
Sinas stayed as the NCRPO chief despite his supposed violation of minimum health protocols during his controversial birthday serenade at Camp Bagong Diwa in Taguig City last May 8.
This led the PNP Internal Affairs Service to file criminal complaints against Sinas and several other police officers for violating the Bayanihan to Heal as One Act and Taguig City ordinance which mandates wearing of face masks and promoting physical distancing.
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hier hat mal einer die Evolution rückwärts durchgemacht
und das Justizministerium findet das gar nicht gut...Pagkampi ni Robin sa pagpapalaya ni Duterte kay Pemberton binanatan ni DJ Mo
“I love how Robin Padilla, in a matter of a few decades, has regressed from Bad Boy to Dumb Ass,”
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hat der früher mal geboxt oder warum ist der so schlau? dass er sich eigentlich lieber mit Staatsstreichen beschäftigt ist ja bekannt, aber diese Aussage ist doch noch unter Grundschulniveau...
With 3 to 7 Mbps internet speed, Honasan says net in PH ‘not doing too badly’
MANILA, Philippines — The internet speed in the Philippines is “not doing too badly” compared to other countries, Department of Information and Communications Technology chief Gringo Honasan II asserted Tuesday.
While the Philippines is only hitting an internet speed of three to seven megabits per second (Mbps) compared to the 55 Mbps speed of some countries, this is not bad, Honasan said.
“Without going into figures, we are not doing too badly,” he said during the House deliberations on the DICT’s budget for 2021.
“Of course compared sa ibang bansa, sila pumapalo ng mga 55 Mbps, tayo naglalaro pa rin between 3 and 7 Mbps pero hindi na po ito masama,” he added.
DICT Assistant Secretary Emmanuel Caintic said the country’s fixed broadband speed in 2016 was 7.91 Mbps, which jumped to 25.07 Mbps this year. For mobile, the internet speed in the country is currently at 6.95.
“Malaki ang mga talon, however, hindi natin yon dapat ikagagalak kasi ang ating mga neighbors eh nasa 213.18mbps na fixed broadband at 56.43 sa mobile,” he said.
(We improved however we should not rejoice because our neighbors hit 213.18 Mbps in fixed broadband and 56.43 Mbps in mobile.)
He admitted that the Philippines still lacks the infrastructure needed for speedy internet.
To provide efficient internet speed across the country, Cahintig said the DICT will need a budget of P17 billion to “fire up” the country’s “national digital highway” by setting up fiber optic cables down to the 81 provinces in the country.
However, in 2021, only 902 million is allocated for this DICT project.
“Ang unang gagawin is paiilawin lang natin muna yung national higway natin which is the fiber optic cable of the national grid. Apart from that, gagastos din tayo ng mga microwave radio towers para sa malayong mabatuhan ng fiber,” Cahintig said.
Camarines Sur Luis Ray Villafuerte lamented the small amount allocated to the DICT’s national broadband program and vowed to ask lawmakers to increase the budget for the DICT program.
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natürlich nicht, warum sollte sie denn auch für die Versager lügen, die arrogante Palastbande lügt doch schon genug das Volk an....
Palace not expecting Robredo to say anything positive on gov’t COVID-19 response
MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang is not expecting Vice President Leni Robredo to say anything positive on how the Duterte administration is handling the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.
“She’s entitled to her own opinion. Of course, as the leader of the opposition, we don’t expect anything positive about this administration from her. We’ve accepted that I think the people have accepted that,” Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque said Wednesday in an interview over CNN Philippines’ The Source.
“She can say all the negative things on the administration but the people still support the President,” he added.
Roque said this in response to Robredo’s claim that the government’s lack of system and cohesive plan in addressing the health crisis is what hurting the country more than the shortcomings of Health Secretary Francisco Duque III.
“For me, the system is what fails — not only Secretary Duque. I think that even if they remove Secretary Duque if the system will stay the same, the problems will persist,” Robredo said.
“It would be good if in the midst of the pandemic there would be a voice who would say that all the agencies’ actions, whether as a team or what: ‘I will command it. All hands on deck. What we would focus on are the COVID-19 related programs’,” she added.
The opposition stalwart has been vocal in criticizing the government for having no clear direction in its COVID-19 response.
But Malacañang has repeatedly brushed off Robredo’s comments as mere politicking while President Duterte warned her against “adding fuel to the fire” as it would lead to the destruction of the government.
Six months since the government started enforcing varying quarantine measures, the Philippines has a total of 269,407 confirmed coronavirus cases, the highest in the entire Southeast Asian region. Of the total cases, 207,352 have recovered while 4,663 have died.
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hier sieht man mal ganz deutlich mit was für Überfliegern man hier zu tun hat und wie man an öffentlich Pfründe kommt obwohl man sich doch schon recht nah am Ende der Nahrungskette befindet...
Dela Rosa to CHR: Hire investigators who are ‘pro-police, pro-military’ too
MANILA, Philippines — Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa advised the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) to open up its recruitment of investigators to those who are “pro-police” or “pro-military.”
During Tuesday’s Senate deliberations on CHR’s proposed budget for 2021, Dela Rosa, a former national police chief, said the constitutional body’s conduct of investigations into violations involving the security sector would be more effective if it would employ pro-police or pro-military probers.
“If I may, to the Commission on Human Rights, magbigay lang sana ako sa inyo ng unsolicited advice kung paano kayo maka-recrute…Kasi nakikita ko parang kulang sa attraction ‘yung ginagawa niyong recruitment,” the senator said.
“Sana huwag niyong i-limit ‘yung recuitment ninyo…Baka may unwritten qualifications kayo diyan na dapat ‘yung papasok sa CHR ay hindi pro-government, hindi pro-military, hindi pro-police,” he added.
He then cited as an example CHR’s former commissioner, Atty. Dominador Calamba II, who was a reserve officer in the military.
Calamba served as CHR’s Davao Region director before becoming a commissioner, CHR chair Chito Gascon noted.
“Yung si Atty. Calamba na ‘yun, he was a human rights lawyer at the same time he was a reservist in the military. Reserve officer po siya kaya he can play both sides and he was very effective,” Dela Rosa continued.
He also recalled that Calamba had also previously investigated him when he was still a low-ranking police officer in Davao.
“Naiimbistigahan niya ko noon. He can just get inside the camp and conduct investigations dahil siya ay reservist. Kaya very effective po siya sa kanyang mandate as a human rights investigator,” Dela Rosa said.
“Gusto ko lang mag-advise sa inyo na mag-recruit din kayo ng mag pro-military, pro-police dahil madaling makapasok dun sa mga kampo ‘pag nag-conduct ng investigation,” he added.
Thank you, but…
Gascon thanked Dela Rosa for his advice but pointed out that political affiliation is never considered in CHR’s recruitment and promotion process.
“We just focus on the qualification standards,” he asserted.
The CHR chair also said that the commission actively coordinates with the security sector in the conduct of investigation involving its personnel.
“The CHR works with and engages the security sector on a partnership basis. Both the police and military already have what I refer to as human rights affairs offices. In fact, the head of the human rights affairs office is part of the senior command staff,” Gascon said.
“We are doing our level best to improve this relationship with human rights officers in the police and the military,” he added.
Further, he said that the CHR is also improving its human rights education.
“Iniimbita ‘yung aming regional directors na nagiging resource persons sa mga human rights training sa loob ng security sector. This is continuing,” Gascon added.
Gascon then told lawmakers that its regional officers are being encouraged to quickly fill up vacant positions in CHR.
“We are really trying to push our human resources to do more and to do better in both recruitment and promotion and hopefully, itong 165 vacant positions, in the next three and a half months, will ultimately be filled,” Gascon said.
As an independent constitutional office, the CHR plays an oversight function on the compliance of the government in protecting and upholding the rights of all citizens.
The CHR’s mandate also includes the conduct of investigations into human rights violations committed against marginalized and vulnerable sectors.
