There goes the lip service from President Noynoy after signing into law the FY2015 General Appropriations Act (GAA), renewing his administration’s commitment to “fighting corruption” in its ranks.
He meant, of course, going after his political and personal enemies, whom he has targeted obsessively as convenient scapegoats for his own brand of corruption.
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