Public Fart ban to be debated in Malawi

banning fart ammendment

To some, it may just be a call of nature. But would you believe that Malawi might send you off to jail if you fart in public? Next week, lawmakers of Malawi will be holding a debate on giving charges to someone who publicly farts. Justice and Constitutional affairs Minister, George Chaponda, relays the message … Read more

Senator Panfilo Lacson is Cleared from Dacer – Corbito Murder Case

Ping Lacson

The Court of Appeals (CA) trashed the double murder cases of Dacer – Corbito that was filed against Senator Ping Lacson. In the 80 pages resolution of special-6th Division Justice Ramon Bato, Jr., Ping Lacson’s warrant of arrest that was given to him last Feb. 3, 2010 and July 23, 2010 by the Regional Trial … Read more

Lt. Col. Antonio Ramon “Sonny” Lim a New Witness to Testifies on Military Corruption

Lt. Col. Antonio Ramon Lim

Another witness appeared before the senate on Thursday February 3, 2011, to attest the prevalent corruption in the AFP. Lt. Col. Antonio Ramon Lim a new witness that (–foul word(s) removed–)ert the statements of his former boss George Rabusa’s in his teary-eyed appearance before the lawmakers seeking his protection and for  his family. “Since the news … Read more

Tahrir Square: Silent Witness of Egyptian Protest

Tahrir Square or Midan Square in Arabic is the major meeting place for the Egyptian protesters. It is the site of the bloody clashes between the Anti-government supporters and the pro-Mubarak supporters. Tahrir Square is translated in English as Liberation Square. Tahrir Square is the silent witness of major demonstrations and numerous protests for the past … Read more

AFP Corruption Reports Blemished Soldiers Good Reputation

soldiers

Spokesperson Eduardo Batac of Department of National Defense (DND) admitted that the alleged anomalies and irregularities in the Armed Forces have changed the morale and corrupted the reputation of a good soldier by the revelations of retired Army Lt. Col. George Rabusa during the Senate hearing last week over. It is very important that essential … Read more

Wikileaks Discloses a Nuclear Smuggling Incident in the Philippines

Uranium - main component used for nuclear weapon

Wikileaks has latest disclosure on a nuclear smuggling in the Philippines that was made last 2007 about the sale of Uraniun. Wikileaks just release this statement on February 2, 2011. Uranium a very dense, radioactive metallic element, naturally occurring in most rocks, soil, and even in the ocean has been found under the Philippine territory. … Read more

Cyclone Yasi: Devastated Queensland, Australia

Cyclone Yasi was the worst cyclone to hit Australia for generations. With a packing wind of up to 186 mph cyclone yasi could cause substantial damage and probably deaths to the recovering people of Queensland who had just recovering from recent floodings. Prime Minister Julia Gillard was quoted as saying “This is a cyclone of … Read more

One More AFP Irregularity of $5 Million According to Mendoza

One more irregularity discovered by the House of Representative of $5 million unrecorded special funds in the military official book of the Armed Forces of the Philippine (AFP). Heidi Mendoza former auditor Commission on Audit (CoA) has discovered of $5 million after special audit on military funds conducted in 2005. She divulged the existence of … Read more

Japan Volcano’s Biggest Eruption in 50 Years

Shinmoedake volcano in Mount Kirishima begun erupting Wednesday January 26, 2011 at around 7:30 in the morning. By 3pm dark smoke ascended to nearly 5,000 feet prompting authorities to raise level 3 alert. The powerful explosion could be heard over miles away. Shockwaves shattered windows in building five miles across nearby Kirishima city. Hot rocks … Read more

Sharks face Extinctions

Sharks endangered Dead

Six people were killed by sharks worldwide based on last year’s report. But when you come to think of that number multiplied by 12 million, you will find out how many sharks have been killed annually for human consumption. Slaughtering sharks for an estimated number of 73 million each year came the result that only … Read more