Ominous
petition online informed me that I just signed an online petition calling for the immediate resignation of PGMA and Noli de Castro. Much as I detest her administration, I have not willingly signed the petition. What if this is part of Martial Law and one way to arrest me?
Labels: gma, martial law, petitions
posted by Unknown at 6:10 AM
3 Comments:
Hala...lagot ka na!
BTW, it looks like I'll be in Baguio around the last week of Panagbenga. I've been curious about what the hoopla is all about, so I'm gettin' my ass up there.
Jesus, of all the time!!! Well, I might be here see you then but your deadline for the book...
I'm working on it. I've got the second half of that piece in the can. I finished it on my ride home from work last Friday. I need to do a little bit of fact-checking on the first half and I should be golden on that one too.
I'll also have to get working on the column as well, so...deadlines, deadlines!
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