JESSE ROBREDO

Who’s LYING or who’s INCOMPETENT, or both, Robredo or Barcena?

As DILG boss, Robredo has supervisory power over the PNP. But take note of the following:

There’s NO CONFIRMED STORY yet on how Atyani and his two companions went missing. Robredo and other local and police officials consistently say the three were not taken by force or abducted.

But they have NOT YET PRESENTED ANY WITNESS who can prove that Atyani’s group indeed arrived on their own and unmolested at the supposed Abu Sayyaf camp they’re into now.

It has not been even proven beyond doubt by anyone that the supposed ‘general location’ of Atyani’s group, which military officials claim they already know, is their original destination in the first place.

All we have been hearing are the words of Robredo and police and military commanders with him.

Anybody correct me if I’m wrong.

But you know what’s both DESPICABE AND INTRIGUING with Robredo’s handling of the crisis, people?

His statement that no search-and-rescue operation would be launched by the police even if he himself says Atyani’s groiup are now being held hostage by Abu Sayyaf bandits, and that the government “will wait and see.”

ANONG KLASENG UTAK KAYA MERON SI ROBREDO?

When one is held hostage, that’s ILLEGAL DETENTION, A CRIMINAL ACT. Any criminal act, as in any, must be STOPPED AT ONCE, as in immediately, by police or other authorities with whatever means possible.

But Robredo would WAIT FIRST for WHATEVER it is and just let the criminal act, which HE HIMSELF REVEALED, to continue.

So if, God forbid, Atyani and or his companions are HARMED OR KILLED by the people holding them hostage, NOBODY else should be blamed but Robredo.

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President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III has appointed former Naga City Mayor Jesse Robredo to head the Department of Interior and Local Government.

Robredo, the only Filipino Mayor to have been conferred with the Ramon Magsaysay Award for Government Service, has been chosen to head the valuable post, said Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa.

Robredo was first elected as Naga City Mayor in 1988, making him the youngest Philippine city mayor at age 29. Under his term, Naga was identified as one of the “Most Improved Cities in Asia” by Asiaweek Magazine in 1999.

Earlier this week, Aquino said he wants his DILG Secretary to have “synchronicity” with his vision, must have expertise in the local government and must have working knowledge with the Philippine National Police.

The DILG Secretary post had earlier been requested by Vice President Jejomar Binay.