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Army Major General Jovito Palparan, Jr. — whom activists call the ‘bucher of Central Luzon’– retired from military service yesterday. Wherever he was assigned, he left a trail of alleged human rights violations. Earlier news reports said he was designated as deputy security adviser, but Malacañang officials later denied this.
Anti-death penalty advocates like me must have cringed at Palparan’s statement that “some of them,” referring to the communists, should really be killed. On the other hand, the NPA’s planned assassination against him would also be unacceptable to the pro-life block since it would only perpetuate the culture of violence, as Conrado de Quiros wrote.
How then, should we solve a problem like Palparan? Fullman, who insists he has a cedula, came across a better way. It is called Oplan PPP, or Patayin sa Puyat si Palparan. A movie of the same title is in the Professional Heckler’s “Top 5 Movie Remakes Starring Maj. Gen. Jovito Palparan as Produced by Bayan Muna Films.”
Tickets will be available for only 50 pesos.
Wake Up Screaming is a one-of-a-kind, behind-the-scenes look at the Vans Warped Tour—the longest-running traveling music festival in the world.
Pulse Asia on Friday released a list of personalities who have “a statistical chance of winning if the May 2007 senatorial elections were held today.”
1) former Senator Legarda (48.6%)
Should Loren runs for senator, would it mean she’s abandoning her claim to the vice-presidency?
2) Senator Francis N. Pangilinan (39.0%)
Ellen Tordesillas says Kiko hasn’t apologized to the people yet for his role in the 2004 congressional canvassing, wherein he and Raul Gonzalez kept on just saying “noted” whenever allegations of cheating against Arroyo’s camp were raised.
