Comments on: August Twenty One Mysteries http://skirmisher.org/true-history/august-twenty-one-mysteries/ Mad. Filthy. Intriguing. Wed, 20 Jan 2010 00:48:50 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: firewall http://skirmisher.org/true-history/august-twenty-one-mysteries/comment-page-1/#comment-29438 firewall Tue, 19 Dec 2006 18:37:04 +0000 http://skirmisher.org/true-history/august-twenty-one-mysteries/#comment-29438 Luogo interessante, buon disegno, lo gradisco, signore! =) Luogo interessante, buon disegno, lo gradisco, signore! =)

]]> By: Politicians on Reel : SKIRMISHER http://skirmisher.org/true-history/august-twenty-one-mysteries/comment-page-1/#comment-8037 Politicians on Reel : SKIRMISHER Thu, 12 Oct 2006 11:22:19 +0000 http://skirmisher.org/true-history/august-twenty-one-mysteries/#comment-8037 [...] There have been silent whispers among a few historians that Ninoy was supplied by Juan Ponce Enrile with hookers when he was incarcerated in Fort Bonifacio. Indeed, these starlets will truly resurrect (if not re-erect) Philippine moviedom. Besides, didn’t they help resuscitate the movie industry by making pitó-pitó films back when the business was on its dying throes? Now it’s local filmdom’s chance to pay these starlets back what they owe them, by including them in this nationalistic film. That is, if they haven’t given birth yet, or if they already did but they don’t have “Kung fu” stretch marks on their bellies and are still in “whack me, baby” form. “Bring them back!” That should be the new EDSA chant! Bring them back – Ynez Veneración, Alma Soriano, Klaudia Koronel, Nini Jacinto, Ángela Vélez, Ana Capri… [...] [...] There have been silent whispers among a few historians that Ninoy was supplied by Juan Ponce Enrile with hookers when he was incarcerated in Fort Bonifacio. Indeed, these starlets will truly resurrect (if not re-erect) Philippine moviedom. Besides, didn’t they help resuscitate the movie industry by making pitó-pitó films back when the business was on its dying throes? Now it’s local filmdom’s chance to pay these starlets back what they owe them, by including them in this nationalistic film. That is, if they haven’t given birth yet, or if they already did but they don’t have “Kung fu” stretch marks on their bellies and are still in “whack me, baby” form. “Bring them back!” That should be the new EDSA chant! Bring them back – Ynez Veneración, Alma Soriano, Klaudia Koronel, Nini Jacinto, Ángela Vélez, Ana Capri… [...]

]]> By: Pepe Alas http://skirmisher.org/true-history/august-twenty-one-mysteries/comment-page-1/#comment-1651 Pepe Alas Sat, 26 Aug 2006 20:03:48 +0000 http://skirmisher.org/true-history/august-twenty-one-mysteries/#comment-1651 Hi! I've just read your comments now. Do you know what else is more disconcerting? And do you know about something else about Ninoy that hasn't been repeated yet in discussions regarding his assassination? I should have included this in the article, but I thought it's too delicate. But what the heck... NOTE: I got this information from a UNESCO official who I was associated with a few years ago during my initiation to the "real score" behind our nation's sick history; this will be very brief...) During Ninoy's incarceration in Fort Bonifacio, he was given not only books to read and a dog named Mako (given by a family member) to be his escort -- he was also provided WOMEN by then Minister of Defense Juan Ponce Enrile. Cory knew about it, and these "gifts" shattered their marriage. Of course, Cory still loved Ninoy, up to the very end. But what could she do? Filipinos for centuries have been known to be womanizers, whether we like it or not. Perhaps we inherited this machismo characteristic from our former European masters? Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps... Hi! I’ve just read your comments now.

Do you know what else is more disconcerting? And do you know about something else about Ninoy that hasn’t been repeated yet in discussions regarding his assassination? I should have included this in the article, but I thought it’s too delicate. But what the heck…

NOTE: I got this information from a UNESCO official who I was associated with a few years ago during my initiation to the “real score” behind our nation’s sick history; this will be very brief…)
During Ninoy’s incarceration in Fort Bonifacio, he was given not only books to read and a dog named Mako (given by a family member) to be his escort — he was also provided WOMEN by then Minister of Defense Juan Ponce Enrile. Cory knew about it, and these “gifts” shattered their marriage. Of course, Cory still loved Ninoy, up to the very end. But what could she do? Filipinos for centuries have been known to be womanizers, whether we like it or not. Perhaps we inherited this machismo characteristic from our former European masters? Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps…

]]> By: Sairo http://skirmisher.org/true-history/august-twenty-one-mysteries/comment-page-1/#comment-1023 Sairo Wed, 23 Aug 2006 10:26:14 +0000 http://skirmisher.org/true-history/august-twenty-one-mysteries/#comment-1023 CCP = cultural center of the philippines i know it's just a typo but it was repeated several times. very disconcerting. CCP = cultural center of the philippines

i know it’s just a typo but it was repeated several times. very disconcerting.

]]> By: Sairo http://skirmisher.org/true-history/august-twenty-one-mysteries/comment-page-1/#comment-1022 Sairo Wed, 23 Aug 2006 10:25:20 +0000 http://skirmisher.org/true-history/august-twenty-one-mysteries/#comment-1022 CCP = cultural center of the philippines i know it's just a type but it was repeated several times. very disconcerting. CCP = cultural center of the philippines

i know it’s just a type but it was repeated several times. very disconcerting.

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