VP Robredo SWS Satisfaction Rating Drops Significantly

The people are no longer satisfied with the Vice President Leni Robredo performance as her SWS satisfaction rating drops. It went down by 11 points in the first quarter of the year, according to a new Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey that also showed a slight drop amid still steady ratings for other top officials of government.

Robredo obtained a net satisfaction rating of +26 in the Social Weather Stations' survey of 1,200 respondents from March 25 to 28. Her score qualifies as "moderate," and is 11 percentage points down from her "good" +37 rating last December.

The March 25 to 28 survey was conducted days after Robredo revealed alleged irregularities in President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs via a video message to the United Nations.

The video message had prompted House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez to mull an an impeachment complaint against Robredo, whom he accused of betrayal of public trust.

The same survey showed Alvarez enjoying a 2 percentage point increase in his net satisfaction rating to a "moderate" +12 from a "moderate" +10.

Meanwhile, Senate President Aquilino "Koko" Pimentel III and Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno also saw drops in their satisfaction marks, SWS noted.

Pimentel's rating dropped one grade to a "moderate" +37 from December’s "good" +49. Sereno's rating stayed "moderate", but dropped 2 points to +14 from +16.

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Vice President Leni Robredo Calls Her Critics Trolls

Vice President Leni Robredo called his critics “trolls” and said that she has no time to waste for them.

“I have no message for the trolls because I think it’s a lost cause. It’s a lost cause in the sense that they don’t know me, but they have already made a judgment,” she said in a television interview. When she was asked on GMA News TV to give a message to her critics, the Vice President said there was no point in trying to reach out to those who had closed their minds about her.

Their judgment is not coming from people who know me personally. Perhaps I can give a message to those who have open minds, but most of them have closed their minds, so there’s no point in wasting time on them,” Robredo said.

“Those with open minds are the ones whose comments matter to us, because it allows us to look at ourselves when we commit mistakes,” she said. “It’s also not right to keep getting praise when we are doing wrong,” she continued.    

Just Recently, a blogger accused her of living a life of luxury after she had a photo taken with her “personal yoga trainer.” Robredo has shrugged off her online critics, saying she has not even read Uson’s blog. “I would have to admit that I have not read her blog and I don’t intend to read it,” she said at an Inquirer forum in December.

LeniLeaks: Sabwatan Nina Loida Lewis, Leah Navarro etc Para Patalsikin si Duterte

Ano ang LeniLeaks?

Ito ay mga private communication ng mga anti-Duterte at anti-Marcos personalities na galing sa Yahoo group "Global Filipino Diaspora Council" na head si Loida Nicolas Lewis.

It was exposed by Sass Rogando Sasot:


Kasama dito sa LeniLeaks ang instructions ng Office of the Vice President of the Philippines Leni Robredo kung papaano ang mga diskarte sa pagatake sa Social Media gaya ng Facebook sa mga kalaban nila tulad ni Pangulong Duterte at Bong bong Marcos. At kung ano ang isasagot kung bakit wala si Leni Robredo nung bagyuhin ang laylayan niya sa Bicol at sa pahayag niyang mabagal ang aksyon ng gobyerno. May mga strategy din dito kung paano siraan ang mga supporters ni Duterte at BBM.

May guide din dito sa paggawa ng MEME na anti Duterte at anti Bong bong Marcos.


Kaya pala sa isang Filipino Forum (Pinoyexchange) ay mayroon isang mahilig gumawa ng mga MEME na anti-Duterte at anti-BBM bayad pala iyon ni Loida:

The Yahoo group “Global Filipino Diaspora Council” (GFDC) is headed by the infamous Billionaire Fil-Am New Yorker lobbyist Loida Nicolas-Lewis.

Members include:
    Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO) Chairman Imelda “Mely” Nicolas, Loida’s sister 
    CFO Commissioner Jose Molano, Jr.
    Inquirer US Bureau columnist Ted Laguatan 
    ABS-CBN Europe News Bureau correspondent Atty. Gene Alcantara 
    Northern Europe civil society leader Filomenita Mongaya Høgsholm
    Treenee Lopez - Global Filipino Diaspora Council (GFDC), International Nursing Alliance (INA), Global Pinoy Diaspora Canada   (GPDC)
    Dan Songco
    Filomeita Mongaya
    Rowena Sabugo
    Gene Alcantara
    Loline Reed
    Imelda Nicolas
    Pete Silva
    Lora Nicolas Olaes
    Ninotchka Rosca
    Rodel Rodis

  




Eto ang mga archives ng LeniLeaks, na delete na Yahoo Groups since empty na ang page (https://beta.groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/globalfildiaspora/conversations/messages/5915):

http://archive.is/NtA7b
https://archive.fo/917SN#selection-1069.9-1089.22
https://archive.fo/sczWz
https://archive.fo/HQu6Y

Other communications includes:

Here is Loida's message on Promoting Her Change.org Petition to block Teddy Boy Locsin appointment as Philippine envoy to the UN:

Here is their communication about organizing the November 30 anti-Marcos rally which includes placards to use in the rally:

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:l_PwkWmd0p4J:https://beta.groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/globalfildiaspora/conversations/messages/5878+&cd=6&hl=en&ct=clnk&client=firefox-b-ab

5878Re: [globalfildiaspora] dan and jojo, noted and all these groups have copies of this exchange of emails among us and them. thanks Mely Re: To Susan/other egroups, here are the email addresses of those in the US that people can contact re rallies Fwd: These are some suggested PLACARDS for the Nov 30 rally

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Trinidad Lopez

Nov 28, 2016

for Vancouver   BC Canada  please check our facebook page event   its public

Thanks,

Treenee Lopez   

Treenee A. Lopez
Global Filipino Diaspora Council (GFDC)

Global Pinoy Diaspora Canada   (GPDC) 

International Nursing Alliance (INA)
Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Cell: 604-773-9192
E-mail: treeneelopez@...

On Sun, Nov 27, 2016 at 9:23 PM, Imelda Nicolas MelyNicolas@... [globalfildiaspora] <globalfildiaspora@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

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​dan and jojo,

notedl and all these groups have copies of this exchange of emails among us

and them...will should strengthen these communication lines

since this is going to be a protracted struggle...and Nov. 30

is not the last of these rallies..only the first among the many

rallies/demonstrations/ initiatives to come...from all over.

Mely

On Mon, Nov 28, 2016 at 12:19 PM, Dan Songco <dan.songco@...> wrote:

Mely, can you request the groups abroad if they can photo document their rallies and send them to you so we release them to local media?

Thanks.

On Nov 28, 2016 12:17 PM, "Imelda Nicolas" <melynicolas@...> wrote:

To Susan,

here are the email addresses (pls see above) of those in the US that you can contact

re rallies:

1) for New York - my sister Loida Nicolas Lewis, my niece Lora Nicolas Olaes

and Ninotchka Rosca (see email address of kontralibingNE)

2) for Chicago - Marlon Pecson (memorabul email address)

3) for San Francisco - Rodel Rodis and Ted Laguatan

Most of the above are affiliated with the US Pinoys for Good Governance (USP4GG)

so they might know what other areas in the US are having rallies

esp. on Nov. 30.  I am also sending this email to other networks

so they can inform us about these other areas outside the US.

The other global network is the Global Filipino Diaspora Council

which might know rallies being held outside the US.

Mabuhay! Makibaka, huwag matakot!

Mely

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From: susan quimpo <susanfquimpo@...>
Date: Mon, Nov 28, 2016 at 11:52 AM
Subject: Re: These are some suggested PLACARDS for the Nov 30 rally
To: Aware2016 <aware2016@...>, Imelda Nicolas <melynicolas@...>, Imelda Nicolas 2 Emails Corrected 2016 <mely.nicolas@...>, Kasapian <kasapian_igov@yahoogroups.com >, Kontralibing Coalition <kontralibing-coalition@google groups.com>, Ppvr <ppvr_ncr@yahoogroups.com>, black and white council <bnw-council@...>

Hi Meldy,
Some Ateneo Alumni groups in the US, specially in the New York area, are asking for contact info in the US cities. They would want to participate in the rallies. Would you have the contact info of organizers I can pass on to them?
-Thanks...
Susan Q.

On Mon, 28 Nov 2016 at 9:27 AM Imelda Nicolas <melynicolas@...> wrote:

These are some suggested placards for the Nov 30 rally sent to us  by  friends:

I’m forwarding the placards that are 18 x 24 inches each. Please on click the links below to view and download them.

	Placard-18x24-NoBBM.jpg
	Placard-18x24-inJustices.jpg
	Placard-18x24-Return.jpg

Please see the suggested email flyer below that can be shared on social media too:

VP Leni Robredo Nagpasarap sa US Habang Binabayo ng Bagyo ang Bicol

MANILA, Philippines - As Super-typhoon Nina (international name Nock-Ten) pound her home provice, Vice President Leni Robredo found herself on the defensive for spending the Christmas break in the U.S.

She was criticized for her decision to go through her vacation in the United States even though it has been reported that her province is in direct path of the typhoon. Her spokesperson Georgina Hernandez said yesterday even though Robredo was away she was coordinating relief efforts.

Hernandez said Robredo “has been monitoring and directing the Office of the Vice President (OVP) to work with regional officials and agencies in setting up local relief centers for immediate emergency response on the ground.”
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Netizens lashed out at the Vice President for her absence as Nina battered the Bicol region on Sunday.

Robredo and her children are in the US for a family reunion, according to Hernandez.

Robredo: Marcos buried "like a thief in the night"

Vice President Leni Robredo bashed the burial of the late president Ferdinand Marcos at the Libingan ng mga Bayani on Friday, November 18, said that "he is no hero."

The anti-Marcos protesters who are few was caught by surprise since the burial was only announced by Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Ronald dela Rosa about an hour before it took place.

Robredo said in a statement on Friday, "Like a thief in the night, the Marcos family deliberately hid the information of burying former president Marcos today from the Filipino people. They obviously flouted the law where the decision does not become final and executory until 15 days or the resolution of the MR."

"As stated in several decisions from the Supreme Court, Ferdinand Marcos was a thief, a murderer, and a dictator. He is no hero. If he were, obviously his family would not have to hide his burial like a shameful criminal deed," the Vice President also said.

"We are disturbed that this happened in coordination with AFP and PNP, demonstrating further that the judicial process has been thoroughly disregarded," said the Vice President.

"This is nothing new to the Marcoses – they who had hidden wealth, hidden human rights abuses, and now, a hidden burial – with complete disrespect for the rule of law," said Robredo.

Well it's still fresh in the Filipino people's mind what happened last election, when there was a sudden surge in Robredo's vote late at night when everyone was sleeping. 

SOCE Names Biggest Spender in Election 2016

President-elect Rodrigo Duterte campaign expendetures is at P371.46 million, 4 million less the total campaign contributions he received, according to his Statement of Contributions and Expenditures (SOCE).

Duterte’s biggest contributors were Antonio Floirendo Jr., P75 million; Dennis Uy, P30 million; Samuel Uy, P30 million; and Lorenzo Te, P30 million, all from Davao City; and Bienvenido Tan of Makati City, P20 million.

Vice President-elect Leni Robredo spent a total of P418,664,130.60 for her vice presidential campaign. She received a total of P423,163,737.34 in contributions. Of this amount, P17,057,487.15 of the donations were in kind.

This is based on the Statement of Contributions and Expenditures (SOCE) submitted to the Commission on Elections (Comelec):

Vice President Jejomar Binay’s SOCE got a total of P463,453,000 cash contributions, and had a total expeditures of P463,375,216.37.

Senator Gregorio Honasan cash contribution is P25,790,000 and P173,450 in-kind. He spent P26,259,889.20 with P296,449.20 coming from his personal funds.

Outgoing Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago declared having received and spent an equal amount of P74,652,689.87, all are donated in-kind from her party, People’s Reform Party (PRP).

Ferdinand Marcos, Jr., expenditures is at P140,539,366.34, he got a total of P123,640,000.00 in cash contributions and P7,067,735.00 in kind donations. He also paid out a total of P9,831,760.42 in personal funds.

Senator Antonio Trillanes IV based on his SOCE got P61,159,497.87, with P61,000,000 and P159,497.87, in cash and in kind contributions. His total expenditures totalled to P61,896,067.36 including P736,569.49 from personal funds.

Allan Peter Cayetano, it said he received contributions amounting to P188,930,000.00 and spent P189,129,872.48.

Presidential candidate Senator Grace Poe revealed she received a total of P511,950,000.00 in cash contributions and had total expenditures amounting to P510,845,262.56.

Poe’s partner in the May 2016 polls, Senator Francis Joseph Escudero, got a total of P322,100,000.00 in cash and P467,073.60 in kind donations amounting to P322,567,073.60. He spent of P321,014,827.64.

Presidential Race Top Spender:
1. Grace Poe - P510,845,262.56
2. Jejomar Binay - P463,453,000
3. Rodrigo Duterte - P371.46 million
4. Miriam Defensor-Santiago - P74,652,689.87
5. Manuel Roxas II - failed to submit his SOCE

Vice-Presidential Race Top Spender:
1. Leni Robredo - P418,664,130.60
2. Francis Joseph Escudero - P321,014,827.64
3. Allan Peter Cayetano  - P189,129,872.48
4. Ferdinand Marcos, Jr - P140,539,366.34
5. Antonio Trillanes IV - P61,896,067.36
6. Gregorio Honasan - P26,259,889.20

Liberal Party’s standard-bearer, Manuel Roxas II, failed to submit his SOCE.

The top 5 spenders in the senatorial race were:

1. Francis Tolentino at P199,146,623.72
2. Joel Villanueva P163,787,074.02
3. Sherwin Gatchalian, P157,077,338.62
4. Ralph Recto, P131,867,403.89
5. Isko Domagoso, P120,197,670.90.

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Former Comelec Chairman Sixto Brillantes castigated "presumptuous" Robredo for claiming victory

Former Commission on Elections (Comelec) chairman Sixto Brillantes Jr. chastise the overconfident camp of vice presidential race front-runner Maria Leonor “Leni” Robredo for claiming victory in the hotly-contested race for the Vice-president position.

Brillantes, post on Twitter castigating Robredo’s camp for claiming the vice presidency “without a single canvass document being opened.”

He then lambaste very "presumptous" Robredo for asking Marcos to concede.

“How can Robredo claim victory when not a single official canvass document has been opened? Congress has not even convened as canvass body."

“Now Robredo wants BBM to concede based on alleged small unofficial lead. She cannot be that presumptuous,” Brillantes posted on his Twitter.

Brillantes had earlier said that he will represent Marcos during the canvassing of votes for the vice presidency.

Congress will convene as the national board of canvassers to declare the country’s next president and vice president on May 25.

On Sunday, Robredo said that it is “mathematically impossible” for Marcos to win the vice presidency and catch up with her lead.

Robredo’s camp said that even if all 168,988 registered voters from the nine remaining municipalities which have not transmitted their certificates of canvass would go to Marcos, they will still emerge victorious as the lawmaker is enjoying a lead of 257,567 votes as of Sunday afternoon.

According to the latest partial and unofficial tally provided by the Comelec’s transparency server, Robredo trumps Marcos with more than 219,000 votes.

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