May 12, 2010

Big Crowd joined People Power Rally in Biliran


















3 comments:

Aquarius said...

To All Biliranons
All Bloggers
All Freedom Fighters
All Biliranons Abroad
All Biliranons Youth

In the light of recent incidents and the cloud of doubt cast on the recent elections in Biliran, I appeal to everyone to exercise their democratic right to air our protest to the Comelec and demand for a manual recount of the votes to ascertain the truth.

Let us not agree to a simple filing of complaint as we know from previous incident involving the late Gov Danilo Parilla against Gerry Espina Sr, that the process is not only slow but can be manipulated. We cannot wait for another 3 years for Comelec to resolve the issue of who are the rightful winners. We want it resolved now before any of the winning candidates assume position in June.

I retract my previous post that indicated silent acceptance of the election results.

Let us fight for our votes. Let us fight for the rightful winners.

Let us join a peaceful protest and demand for a full recount of the votes NOW, NOT LATER.

Aquarius said...

To All Biliranons
All Bloggers
All Freedom Fighters
All Biliranons Abroad
All Biliranons Youth

In the light of recent incidents and the cloud of doubt cast on the recent elections in Biliran, I appeal to everyone to exercise their democratic right to air our protest to the Comelec and demand for a manual recount of the votes to ascertain the truth.

Let us not agree to a simple filing of complaint as we know from previous incident involving the late Gov Danilo Parilla against Gerry Espina Sr, that the process is not only slow but can be manipulated. We cannot wait for another 3 years for Comelec to resolve the issue of who are the rightful winners. We want it resolved now before any of the winning candidates assume position in June.

I retract my previous post that indicated silent acceptance of the election results.

Let us fight for our votes. Let us fight for the rightful winners.

Let us join a peaceful protest and demand for a full recount of the votes NOW, NOT LATER.

Aquarius said...

Comelec explains discrepancies in poll results

GMANew

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Thursday admitted that "human error" and not the machines used in last Monday's automated elections has caused the discrepancies between the printed and transmitted election results.
At a press briefing, Comelec spokesperson James Jimenez said the error happened in choosing which memory card to use in printing the election returns (ERs). He assured that the machines are "counting accurately" and that manual reconciliation of the discrepancies is being done.
"As you can see, the situation is well in hand. It’s largely due to human error, and it has nothing to do with the system. The situation has been identified and it has been resolved," he said.
Jimenez explained that the transmitted election results in some areas do not tally with those in the printed ERs because some election inspectors "inadvertently" used the back-up memory card to print ERs instead of data from the main memory card.
FTS Jimenez said the back-up memory card stored 10 additional votes from the final testing and sealing (FTS) procedures conducted before election day, which caused the discrepancies. "FTS procedures only used ten ballots. The results of the FTS were saved on to the back-up memory cards and in some cases, where the [board of election inspectors] had to resort to contingency measures, they took out the wrong card for delivery for where they can print the ER," he said. "When that happens, there was now a variance between what they transmitted which was drawn from the main memory, and from what they printed, which was drawn from a back-up memory card," he added. Only 150,000 voters from about 190 precincts nationwide — or less than one percent of the total votes cast — were affected by the discrepancies, Jimenez also said. "It is a rather small number, pero syempre, nakakaalarma kapag nakita ng tao sa baba nang walang konteksto (but of course, this number is alarming if seen by people on the ground without the proper context)," he said. Manual reconciliation To solve the discrepancies, the Comelec said it would resort to "manual reconciliation" of transmitted results and data in printed ERs. Printed ERs will have to be compared with the transmitted results in Comelec servers to determine where the discrepancies are and how to correct them, Comelec information technology consultant Renato Garcia said. "This has been anticipated vis-a-vis our continuity plan. If you look at our continuity plan, it provides for a manual reconciliation to preserve the integrity of the computerized system. The reconciliation will be done to manual certificates of canvass (COCs) for those that have already been transmitted," he said in an interview after the press briefing. - KBK/RSJ, GMANews.TV

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The most drammatic success in our history as a young province was the recent May 14 election. Our Biliran voters in exercising their right to vote expressed their sentiments in a mature and valiant manner.

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STATEMENT OF TRUTH

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GAS PRICE

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From Advent through Christmas to New Year - a message from biliranevent.com


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I am not a Filipino, never considered myself one a long time ago. I am a Cebuano and my late father once said: "There's a whale of a difference between the two". And that distinction between the Cebuano and Filipino is never more pronounced than the result of the 2001 Senatorial Elections. The election results nationwide from Manila to Mindanao showed an even trend, far below the expectations of the anti-Erap advocates. Can you believe that? After we've been screwed in the ass by a pea-brained Tagawg! But the Cebuanos voted differently. We Cebuanos voted with the same clear sightedness and maturity that scared the shit out of Marcos and his KBL lap dogs who despite massive cheating and terrorism in collusion with his Ilocano Generals were defeated by the Pusyon Bisaya during the Parliamentary Elections in the seventies. We Cebuanos have a better sense of truth and justice and we have always been the vanguards against tyranny and oppression since 1521 when Chief Lapu-lapu whacked Magellan.( more )
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