International - Filipino judge consults Dwarfs

[Woodman]

Many are corrupt in the Philippines, especially the cops.

I understand that you can bribe then into doing almost anything.

[judgefloro]

Originally Posted by Woodman

Many are corrupt in the Philippines, especially the cops.

I understand that you can bribe then into doing almost anything.

that is true, for about 95% of judges, police, barangay and even professionals like the drug expert witnesses extort if not receive huge sums REGULARLY from drug cases and drug would-be-cases, called planting evidence

TODAY, our Supreme Court was shocked of the impeccable dire prophecies i foretold that HIT the LOGO itself of the Court and
90% of justices and all staff almost in STAMPEDE due to the MYSTERIOUS fire yesterday

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footnotes:

Fiery Justice: Philippine Supreme Court Session Hall Burnt Fiery Justice: November 3/5, 2006 Imprecation/Curse (Psalm 109) of the 3 Mystic Dwarves-ANGELS LUIS, Armand & Angel – a Milestone in Philippine Psychic and Healing Judge Floro’s Vendetta against ....

4:20 p.m. Monday, January 15, 24 hours after Mr. Hilario G. Davide, Jr. was illegally sworn as Ambassador to the UN without Senate Commission on Appointments’ confirmation after he was twice bypassed/rebuffed.

This is the first time that the high court's session hall had caught fire since 1901

[The Supreme Court of the Philippines was officially established on June 11, 1901 through the passage of Act No. 136, otherwise known as the Judiciary Law of the Second Philippine Commission.]

A Brief History of the Supreme Court

http://www.supremecourt.gov.ph/history.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suprem...the_Philippines

DIRE PROPHECY OF DEATH AND ILLNESSES BY JUDGE FLORO – THE VENDETTA OMEN: The Supreme Court LOGO cut into equal HALVES

Channel 7 24 Oras/Saksi and Channel 2 TV Patrol/Bandila vividly videoed the (almost stampede) rushing of all staffs, employees and 14 Supreme Court Justices from the 7th Floor to the ground floor towards the park area, screaming, shouting and utterly nervous; Channel 7 Saksi focused on Supreme Court Justice Minita Viray-Chico Nazario, ponente of Judge Floro’s April 7 psychosis decision, beside the trembling Justice Consuelo Ynares-Santiago, while the firemen were destroying the highest glass windows of the new Supreme Court Building.

Philippine Star Metro page 18 news, showed the pics of the Supreme Court LOGO cut into equal HALVES, thereby depicting the New Testament’s landmark moment of Christ’s 3 p.m. death on the cross resulting to the breaking of the ark of the covenant’s or 2 Moses 10 commandments’ breaking or splitting to HALVES, also.

Prologue:

About 2:30 p.m., January 16/Tuesday, 2006, INFO was received that a) Chief Security or Maintenance Officer and b) an officer of a Supreme Court Justice (instructed by the Justice) plus 2-3 employees – marched as early birds to approach the Oracle of Delphi beside the Gods of Faura’s Court to listen to the ASTRAL clairvoyant, specifically to DETERMINE if the mystic DWARVES caused the mind-boggling IGNITION or sparking of lights that pierced the most important landmark of the Court, SUPREME COURT LOGO into equal HALVES.

Judge Floro filed at around 2:00 p.m. his ONE-PAGE 4th Appeal for Reinstatement based on the mystic FIRE.

Surprisingly, 2 well-instructed supreme court security guards booked and questioned Judge Floro for interrogation and questioning (LIGHT MOMENTS only). Candidly, Judge Floro replied that he never predicted the FIRE since it was the long-delayed 2001 birthday-gift of LUIS (for Judge Floro’s November 5, 2002 birthday, at that time; since Judge Floro asked LUIS to block the Investigator (Ret.) Justice Pedro Ramirez’s hear vessels at a hearing; and his brother Robert said that LUIS would timely cause J. Ramirez’s heart attack which did happen on September, 2002, when he was rushed almost dead at St. Luke’s hospital; ROBERT FLORO, the ward of LUIS, Armand and Angel, PREDICTED and said that LUIS’ gift to Judge Floro is that LUIS WILL BURN THE SUPREME COURT MAIN BUILDING, SESSION HALL, but Judge Floro pleaded for modification to spare Judge Floro’s records, as LUIS burned all of RTC Malabon except Judge Floro’s sala in his 1st anniversary of suspension on July 22, 2000).

The 2 supreme court guards repeatedly said that Judge Floro repeatedly told them that the 3 dwarves will take VENDETTA by burning (“susunugin”) the Supreme Court.


BREAKING NEWS - METRO

SC fire probed but hearings go on -- court official

http://services.inquirer.net/expres...-43750-xml.html

January 16, 2007, Updated 15:35:52 (Mla time), Tetch Torres, INQUIRER.net


A TEAM from the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) has inspected the damage that was caused by a fire inside the Supreme Court's session hall on Monday, a representative from the Office of the Chief Justice said Tuesday. Midas Marquez said the team would be drafting an evaluation report before reconstruction could start. "We have to wait for the GSIS evaluation report before proceeding with the plans of rehabilitating the session hall," Marquez said. Funds from the rehabilitation will come from GSIS funds -- being the high court's insurer.

This is the first time that the high court's session hall had caught fire. A few years back, the Department of Justice (DoJ) had also caught fire, and was prevented from spreading to the Supreme Court. Marquez could not give an immediate estimate of the damage. "But I don't think it’s much because it’s only water damage and only one curtain caught fire," he said. The fire however failed to disrupt court activities, with the justices holding their first en banc session for this year at their lounge on the seventh floor."The en banc room is intact but it's still wet so they temporarily moved to the 7th floor," Marquez said. Meanwhile, oral arguments on a land dispute in Quezon City on January 30 will push through and will be held at the high court's session hall at its old building along Taft Avenue in Manila, said Marquez.


Fire hits SC session hall

http://www.mb.com.ph/MTNN2007011684723.html

A fire hit the Supreme Court (SC) session hall in Ermita, Manila yesterday. Initial reports from the Manila Fire Department showed that the blaze started at 4 p.m. inside the session hall. Nobody was reported hurt by the fire, which damaged the facility.


Supt. Pablito Cordeta, MFD Fire Marshal, said that the fire was due to faulty electrical wiring in the ceiling of the session hall. He said a spark ignited a flame which quickly spread towards the ceiling and walls and curtains of the session hall. Cordeta said that the fire was put out at 4:40 p.m. by 15 firetrucks. A portion of Padre Faura St. in Ermita was closed to traffic for responding firetrucks. Cordeta said that despite the damage it sustained, the session hall could still be repaired and restored. Arson probers are now conducting mopping-up operations. (Rizal S. Obanil)

Brief fire damages Supreme Court

http://www.philstar.com/philstar/NEWS200701166302.htm

By Evelyn Macairan, The Philippine Star 01/16/2007

Faulty electrical wiring sparked a one-hour fire at the Supreme Court that partly damaged the session hall and tied up traffic along Padre Faura Street and Taft Avenue in Manila yesterday.

Superintendent Pablito Cordeta, Manila Fire Department marshal, said the fire started around 3:52 p.m. at the newly refurbished session hall, located on the second floor. Chief Justice Reynato Puno said he was in a meeting in the building when the fire began.

"I was in a meeting in the en banc conference room when I saw smoke coming out from the flooring. Immediately we went out of the room and that’s when the alarm went off," he told reporters. Cordeta said it was fortunate that the fire occurred during office hours and not in the evening when the building was empty with no one to notice the blaze. Puno assured that records of court cases were safe.




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[Nagognog2]

From the top on down corrupt. What ever did happen to Imelda Marcos' shoe collection? I know she had to leave it behind when she became one of the "Yacht-People" (rich boat-people) and fled the Philippines.

[judgefloro]

Originally Posted by Nagognog2

From the top on down corrupt. What ever did happen to Imelda Marcos' shoe collection? I know she had to leave it behind when she became one of the "Yacht-People" (rich boat-people) and fled the Philippines.

That is accurate everywhere, since drugs when brought to court,
which magistrate would not be tempted by the huge pay-offs?

here 1-5 kilos of shabu may be subject of fortunes for judges down to the smallest barangay tanod or employee

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regarding the flamboyant IMELDIFIC,
i DISSENT, since, ferdinand marcos, our greatest president is the No. Psychic
who amassed wealth due to having discovered the fabulous yamashita treasure duly plundered

the certificates of gold were sequestered by usa
and marcos failed to get most of it but he had so much money

i have personal knowledge of his terrific FREAK mind:
no usa president can deliver financial speech without notes
marcos memorizes financial data gathered for months in just an hour

my 2 classmates prepared some

belive me, marcos and imelda's squandering of money came from their own pockets

do not believe the papers

thanks

[Bajeda]

Originally Posted by judgefloro

here 1-5 kilos of shabu may be subject of fortunes for judges down to the smallest barangay tanod or employee

In case anyone is wondering, 'shabu' is filipino crystal meth.

[judgefloro]

Originally Posted by Bajeda

In case anyone is wondering, 'shabu' is filipino crystal meth.

here in the philippines, about 60,000 high school students use marijuana (shabu, there is no stats)
it is known here as poor man's cocaine
relatively affordable than LSDs here in the 1970's and cocaine by the rich

in fact we were told that shabu was discovered for the sole use of doctors who would take tests hence the need to be alert and awake

but it was abused or used by other kinds of users

it is amphetamine used in the form of a crystalline hydrochloride; used as a stimulant to the nervous system and as an appetite suppressant
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many judges and prosecutors are not aware of its history and essence, so might as well post or paste it here as footnote:


"Speed" in JapanWhere did shabu come from? Amphetamines were first synthesized in 1887 in ... Because of this history, shabu is still associated with the shame of the lost ...
Speed country Amphetamines are synthetics drugs that include methamphetamine hydrochloride and amphetamine sulfate. They are is commonly referred to as "speed", "meth" or "ice" in the West or as shabu or "stimulant drugs" in Japan. Amphetamines are the fourth most widely used drug after caffeine, alcohol and nicotine and the most widely used illegal drug in the country. Every year there are some 15,000-25,000 arrests amongst an estimated 1-2.2 million users. Sales are controlled by the yakuza (organised crime syndicates) and some 40-50% of all shabu arrests are amongst yakuza. Most supplies are smuggled in from China or the Philippines. Some popular cold medications from abroad are banned in Japan because they contain precursor chemicals.


A typical dose of 30 mg of shabu is said to sell for 2,000 yen (US $17), only about one fifth of its price 20 years ago. Major busts have involved quantities of several hundreds of kg. The largest bust so far netted over 500 kg of the substance, the equivalent of over 16,000,000 individual doses or 32,000,000,000 yen (US $230,000,000). This clearly suggests a large number of users and well organised supply channels. In 1999 almost 2000 kg of the drug were intercepted by Japanese police and customs. Born from a war Where did shabu come from? Amphetamines were first synthesized in 1887 in Germany. In 1919 methamphetamine was first produced in Japan. During the 1940s the Japanese government distributed amphetamine pills to soldiers, sailors and pilots as well as to arms factory workers, to mobilize all their reserves for the war effort. Pilots routinely used the drug to remain awake and alert for long periods on long distance bombing missions.

http://www.taima.org/news/nw991005.htm

10 ARRESTS; BOAT FROM TAIWAN
616 kg drug bust largest on record

[Trebor]

Originally Posted by Nagognog2

From the top on down corrupt. What ever did happen to Imelda Marcos' shoe collection? I know she had to leave it behind when she became one of the "Yacht-People" (rich boat-people) and fled the Philippines.

As far as I know it's still in her house surrounded by a tasteless array of garden ornaments.

[judgefloro]

Originally Posted by Trebor

As far as I know it's still in her house surrounded by a tasteless array of garden ornaments.

All of the shoes were donated by her to our philippine shoe center at marikina museum



http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/1173911.stm

The world's best-known shoe collector, former Philippine First Lady Imelda Marcos, has opened a museum in which most of the exhibits are her own footwear.

[Nagognog2]

My apologies for treading on the toes of your Marcos' family. I would agree that no US president could do much without notes. In some cases they need a hidden speaker jammed in their ear and someone reading the material to them - SLOWLY - as they are effectively illiterate. Anywho:

The appearance of amphetamines after World War II in Japan, and it's spread from there around the Asian continent, began with the military. Methamphetamine was synthesized in Japan extensively for military use during the war. Once the government was re-structured though, the methamphetamine became contraband. So it was sold to other nation's such as the Philippines, Thailand, South Korea, etc. Generally on the illicit blackmarket.

Getting high in Japan became so difficult that people there resorted to boiling old phonograph records in water for the shellac they were made from and then swallowed.

Though methamphetamine became all but unavailable in Japan for a time, their wartime legacy of using meth lives on all across Asia.

[judgefloro]

Originally Posted by Nagognog2

My apologies for treading on the toes of your Marcos' family. I would agree that no US president could do much without notes. In some cases they need a hidden speaker jammed in their ear and someone reading the material to them - SLOWLY - as they are effectively illiterate. Anywho:

The appearance of amphetamines after World War II in Japan, and it's spread from there around the Asian continent, began with the military. Methamphetamine was synthesized in Japan extensively for military use during the war. Once the government was re-structured though, the methamphetamine became contraband. So it was sold to other nation's such as the Philippines, Thailand, South Korea, etc. Generally on the illicit blackmarket.

Getting high in Japan became so difficult that people there resorted to boiling old phonograph records in water for the shellac they were made from and then swallowed.

Though methamphetamine became all but unavailable in Japan for a time, their wartime legacy of using meth lives on all across Asia.

No need for apology since i am not related to them, and i am just sharing to you my personal experience with Marcos:
he topped the Bar exams in 1939 with 99% (the highest now is J. Florenz Regalado with 97%; with all due respect, please know that here, the bar exams is 5 x harder than in california, since my classmate chan failed here 3x and he passed the california bar take one; i placed 12th with 87.55% very high bar rating in 1983 where only 21% passed)
marcos' grade was reduced to 92% since the court retried him en banc since they could not believe he would perfect the exams;

his eyes would penetrate land to see the hidden treasures
but he has not healing and bilocation gift or exorcism
since he is married unlike me
but he died in pain due to lupus, which is a painful natural disease
no bullet can penetrate his body

and his memory is terrific
Minister Ricardo Puno here, who is a genius at Ateneo Law School, so to speak, said that he could not catch up with marcos, since the latter read their one month prepared financial data and delivered the speech in just an hour;

he is now fairly judged by history.
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you do have a very enlightening
note on the shabu history
and here, i really don't know why it became so popular, since when i was high school in 1967, we have heard LSD and later on, marijuana flourished
so we have had the dangerous drugs act of 1972 as amended by several laws today

drugs courts here flourish like mushrooms when money is the subject
almost all would partake of the moneys from the judge, police, medical experts, the barangays, the witnesses, the court personnel...

the devil really is in there: 666
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I healed 2 catholic priests last 1999, and they asked me to heal and rehabilitate their 2 rehab houses there at dona remedios trinidad,
but i challenged them to show to me a single case or drug addict of 100 that they successfully rehabilitated and they said NONE

I told them it is the same in rtc malabon, philippine, where those convicted by plea of guilt, and would be released under probation, or on rehabilitation,
would be repeaters, or perennial customers of jail and the judges here
they end up to tbe PUSHERS or sellers of shabu

that's life here

[Bajeda]

Originally Posted by judgefloro

I healed 2 catholic priests last 1999, and they asked me to heal and rehabilitate their 2 rehab houses there at dona remedios trinidad,
but i challenged them to show to me a single case or drug addict of 100 that they successfully rehabilitated and they said NONE

That reminds swim of a filipino friend of his. Swim's friend had a drug problem and was going to go to rehab for the second time (first time was in the Middle-East) but his parents luckily changed plans after finding the rehab center in the phillipines had a terrible record with numerous people dying while in treatment.

Unless you get a court sentence you want to stay the hell away from many of this so called "rehab" places there I believe.

[FrankenChrist]

Far. Out.

Good luck, dude.

[judgefloro]

Originally Posted by FrankenChrist

Far. Out.

Good luck, dude.

addicted to beauty

[judgefloro]

Originally Posted by Bajeda

That reminds swim of a filipino friend of his. Swim's friend had a drug problem and was going to go to rehab for the second time (first time was in the Middle-East) but his parents luckily changed plans after finding the rehab center in the phillipines had a terrible record with numerous people dying while in treatment.

Unless you get a court sentence you want to stay the hell away from many of this so called "rehab" places there I believe.

Oh, it is terribly true:

a father would file a petition for voluntary rehab for his under 18 high school child
and the courts here would allow rehab
since it is booming business:
$ 400 per month, board lodging and counselling

the 2 priests i met that i healed are in charge of these 2 rehab centers,

and they failed to rehab even one addict

so, the courts here would just recycle the users to pushers; from rehab, then probation, then pushing ... (selling drugs)

there is no out NO EXIT it is terrible

[Woodman]

Judge, please help me to understand:

What is the difference between Shabu and Batu?

Here in Hawaii, there is plenty of Batu and it is a huge problem. Many people smoke Batu and it is first became popular among the Filipino community before it spread.

Now, it is all over the US, and people are making it out of their houses and cars.

[Bajeda]

Originally Posted by Woodman

What is the difference between Shabu and Batu?

Here in Hawaii, there is plenty of Batu and it is a huge problem. Many people smoke Batu and it is first became popular among the Filipino community before it spread.

Its the same thing, just different slang.

Shabu is simply the filipino name for it. Its how you can tell where it came from in the Middle-East alot of the time, depending on what its called.

Batu is the Hawaiian name for meth.

[judgefloro]

Originally Posted by Bajeda

Its the same thing, just different slang.

Shabu is simply the filipino name for it. Its how you can tell where it came from in the Middle-East alot of the time, depending on what its called.

Batu is the Hawaiian name for meth.

BATO is the filipino slang for SHABU

we filipinos seldom call this drug shabu, except in court,
since street vendors call it BATO

in fact grass or marijuana which thrives well in the mountain province here
called indian hemp elsewhere
is calle "chonke" or "tsonke" here, and actually if caught, almost same penalty
but marijuana is uttely cheap
a marijuana cigarette stick costs only P 10 or 20 cents

here we saw LSD in 1965
but now we see here ECSTASY tablets

[judgefloro]

Originally Posted by Woodman

Judge, please help me to understand:

What is the difference between Shabu and Batu?

Here in Hawaii, there is plenty of Batu and it is a huge problem. Many people smoke Batu and it is first became popular among the Filipino community before it spread.

Now, it is all over the US, and people are making it out of their houses and cars.

here we call shabu:

BATO, the tagalog or filipino dialect for shabu

it is very widespread here used even by students

Previously, “ephedra” or “ephedrine” is processed in China and smuggled in the Philippine as shabu.

http://www.google.com.ph/search?hl=t...ine+shabu&meta=

Shabu, a powerfully addictive meth stimulant, is the drug of choice of over 90% ... into collegiate life, and deep into the bowels of Philippine rural life, ...
Philippine officials call shabu and related drugs "public enemy No. 1." Addicts say shabu offers an escape from reality and dulls hunger pangs. ...

RP among top shabu makers, says UN report - Jul. 19, 2004THE PHILIPPINES is one of the world's three largest producers of methamphetamine, locally known as "shabu," according to the latest World Drug Report of the ...
Shabu selling... just like selling candies : Philippines : Gov.Ph ...



http://www.supremecourt.gov.ph/resol...tj_03_1817.htm

metamfematine or methamphetamine is in the list of substances in Schedule II of the 1971 UN Single Convention of Psychotropic Substances.

The term "methamphetamine" or "meth" is commonly used in other countries, although

in the Philippines, it is often referred to as methamphetamine hydrochloride or its street name, shabu.

Hydrochloride simply means that it takes the form of "salt" or "crystal," and this occurs when hydrochloric acid is added to the substance. Thus, the terms "ice" and "crystal" are usually associated with it.

[nozty]

hey judge floro! its good to know that i have a fellow pinoy in the forum.. swim is still kinda lost on what you guys where talking about. swim has never actually incountered any of the "inkantos" (spirits) and most of that stuff... have a good day people!! =)

[nozty]

p.s. the word batu came from malasyia.... well to my knowing.. hehe

[judgefloro]

Originally Posted by nozty

p.s. the word batu came from malasyia.... well to my knowing.. hehe

hi nozty

mabuhay

and i was not email notif. so sorry for the late reply
it's monday here 4:23 pm
philipippines

yes
but bato is original here

wanna read my legende thread here still pinned:

http://www.rushmessageboard.com/cpmb...250&start=1250

[Woodman]

JudgeFloro,


It is very good to hear from you again.

In a world where alternative viewpoints are stigmatized as socially unacceptable, it is my sincere hope that you will feel comfortable continuing to post here in this forum.

People will, of course, challenge your perspective, but this is to be expected.

There was a Police Officer who was a regular visitor to these forums. Apparently he was unable to handle the pressure from people challenging his assertions, and now he no longer submits posts.

The claims you have made are of a much more radical nature, and as such are subject to much more skepticism. Yet, I am surprised (and to no small extent, intrigued) that you seem to have handled this without any apparent disposition of personal insecurity that seems to plague US law enforcement personnel.

By the way, I have family in Malaysia, and to my knowledge the word "batu" (which describes crystal meth) is of Filipino origin.

Batu, in Malaysia (or even a few grams of pot) will get you killed if you are caught with it.

[Bajeda]

Originally Posted by Woodman

Batu, in Malaysia (or even a few grams of pot) will get you killed if you are caught with it.

Ironically, swim heard that outside of the urban areas weed isn't too hard to find and isn't prohibitively expensive either. Prohibition always seems to increase the demand somehow...

[judgefloro]

Originally Posted by Woodman

JudgeFloro,


It is very good to hear from you again.

In a world where alternative viewpoints are stigmatized as socially unacceptable, it is my sincere hope that you will feel comfortable continuing to post here in this forum.

People will, of course, challenge your perspective, but this is to be expected.

There was a Police Officer who was a regular visitor to these forums. Apparently he was unable to handle the pressure from people challenging his assertions, and now he no longer submits posts.

The claims you have made are of a much more radical nature, and as such are subject to much more skepticism. Yet, I am surprised (and to no small extent, intrigued) that you seem to have handled this without any apparent disposition of personal insecurity that seems to plague US law enforcement personnel.

By the way, I have family in Malaysia, and to my knowledge the word "batu" (which describes crystal meth) is of Filipino origin.

Batu, in Malaysia (or even a few grams of pot) will get you killed if you are caught with it.

dearest Woodman,

when I join forums that reported my case
(since april 7 06, i joined more than 100 forums i learned the minds of users, but this is the first kind, drugs)

i am not a conservative
i read the comments and i reply based on the member's attitude style responses idiosyncracies etc.

unlike members who hide due to fear of being sued for libel etc.

i have nothing to hide
even my web and email are publics

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you know our country won the award of being the most corrupt
and our court justices
are ADDICTS of money, glory and satanistic embellishments of their short lives
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just this am i found this shocking report:

ON TARGET
Of golf and graft
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/metro/view_article.php?article_id=55793


By Ramon Tulfo
Inquirer
Last updated 00:56am (Mla time) 03/20/2007


It seems the Arroyo administration, despite its vaunted antigraft campaign, can’t do any project without irregularities tailing it.
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The son of a well-known retired Supreme Court justice has a lot of judges and justices in his “stable.”

One of these judges plays golf with the lawyers of litigants. During rounds of golf, negotiations and arrangements are made. Another contact, a Court of Appeals justice, most recently had a serious medical problem.

After that problem, in which this magistrate claims to have a “spiritual reawakening,” his “asking price” for a case to be settled in his division has trebled.

As for that son of the prominent retired high court justice, I wonder if his father knows what he’s doing.

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bato with o in the end if filipino
batu with u in the end is not ours

(unless you have a kapangpangan from pampanga who spells it like that with u)

so that is the difference
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now,
i am wondering why marijuana or grass had been subject of bitter debates on whether it has medical value and not really a bad drug

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here our laws punish mere possession of these bato and damo
and selling even a particle can put you to life imprisonment
since we abolished death penalty last year

[nozty]

no drugs man... its just that its the whole dwarves thing and a lot of other spirits are incorperated in the filipino culture even though majority of its population is catholic a lot still belive in superstition and respect the "other" spirits. well thats my opinion...