NAV

Showing posts with label IN THESE TIMES. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IN THESE TIMES. Show all posts

Monday, September 21, 2015

Behind the Business Attire, Many Bank Workers Earn Poverty Wages

THURSDAY, AUG 27, 2015, 12:16 PM

Behind the Business Attire, Many Bank Workers Earn Poverty Wages

BY MARIO VASQUEZ




A new campaign is looking to organize the surprisingly poorly paid workforce. (myfuture.com / Flickr)  
Walking into a bank, a customer is usually interacting with a teller dressed in business attire. The clothing gives the impression of relatively high, stable wages, maybe even a comfortable perch somewhere in the middle or upper-middle class. But the collared shirts and pressed slacks may be hiding the reality: a significant portion of customer service workers in the retail banking industry make salaries low enough to make public assistance necessary.
The Committee for Better Banks (CBB), a Communications Workers of America (CWA)-affiliated community and labor coalition, was created in 2013 to put an end to that. Cassaundra Plummer, a Maryland-based CBB member currently employed as a bank teller at TD Bank, told In These Times, “A lot of the issues within the banks are not discussed, they’re kept really quiet. As a young woman, I always thought that working at a bank was more of a prestigious job than retail. Once I actually got into banking, I realized that it’s not a whole lot different.”
The CBB, which has grown from eight lead members in April to approximately 60 in six different states today, with thousands more either engaged through petition signing or attending rallies. CBB is hoping to expand and create a critical mass of organized workers by bringing these issues out in the open. 
A study released by the National Employment Law Project (NELP) early this month shored up CBB claims, finding that 30.4% of the 1.7 million retail banking employees across the country—more than 500,000 workers—are paid less than $15 an hour. Nearly three-quarters of low-wage bank workers are bank tellers, 84.3% of which are women.
Another report, published by the UC Berkeley Labor Center last year, found that these low-wages led 31% of bank teller families toward enrolling in public assistance programs (compared to 25 percent of the entire workforce). “The cost of public benefits to families of bank tellers is nearly $900 million per year,” says the report.
Though it was labeled an “occupational winner” by the Bureau of Labor Statistics for its 84% throughout its growth in the 1970s, the introduction and proliferation of automated teller machines helped put the brakes on that, leading to a projected 1% growth over the next decade. As Timothy Noah noted for Slate in 2010, banks tellers earn “slightly less than [they] did in 1970,” putting the job at the center of wage stagnation that has become common-place throughout the middle class, especially within the context of expectations of higher productivity.
CEO compensation and executive pay indeed remain at worrying heights. The NELP report found that CEOs of Wells Fargo and Bank of America made amounts equal to more than 500 times the annual earnings of an average bank teller. Stephen Lerner, the architect of SEIU’s famed Justice for Janitors campaign, summed up the wealth disparity among bankers at the top and bottom of the pay brackets in a 2010 New Labor Forum article, writing, “We could increase pay by $2.00 per hour and provide employer-paid health insurance for over 550,000 tellers with just 3.6 percent of the bonuses paid out to executives.”
“The constant focus on making more forces the people working in the bank to take on more work, but we’re being paid the same amount,” says Plummer. “We’re not expecting to become wealthy off of entry-level positions. But the corporations make a lot of money off of the things that we do—the sales goals, and all that we have to do to create wealth for the bank. It should be reciprocated back to the employees.”
By shifting traditional banking services toward automation, low-wage bank workers such as bank tellers and personal bankers have also become the frontline for pushing financial products on to customers in an effort to increase profits. The pressure of sales quotas imposed by management and executives at the top keeps low-wage bank workers under more scrutiny than ever before. Customer service employees in retail banks must not only attempt to hook patrons onto core retail banking services like checking and savings accounts, but must also resort to hawking mortgages and credit cards in ways CBB organizers say can be predatory. Tellers risk termination if they fail to meet quotas for such products.
“Wells Fargo creates an environment of hostility and humiliation. Multiple times I witnessed management behaving in a condescending fashion to those who did not meet ‘goals’ even though their customer service was excellent. Wells no longer cares about customer service or the best interest of their customers; they are only looking to push products and most of the time they are unnecessary products,” one bank employee told the Committee of Better Banks when they surveyed 5,000 workers for the aforementioned study at the group’s conception.
According an April 2015 report by the Center for Popular Democracy, since 2011, 17 different lawsuits across the top five banks in the country (JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, and US Bank) have been settled for nearly $46 billion, “highlighting a range of alleged illegal and unethical business practices.”
A 2013 Los Angeles Times investigation reported that the pressure of sales goals, which increase U.S retail banks’ profits, has led some bank workers to commit fraud, forging signatures, opening secret checking accounts with fees attached, or even credit lines for customers in order to keep up with their sales goals. This has led to lawsuits from customers and even cities decrying the rigid and unfair sales culture fostered by the banking industry. When these practices become public, banks fire employees and managers in alleged attempts to uphold ethical finance.
But as Khalid Taha, one of the first Committee members in California, currently employed at Wells Fargo in San Diego, describes it, the “impossible” sales goals come from the top and workers ultimately have no other option. “They fire the entry level employees which is us, but if you think about it, yes we are responsible for it, but we are also victims,” says Taha. “We have to keep our jobs, pay our rent. We have no way but to go a little bit shady when we deal with our customers because the company wants to meet their quota. They don’t care how.”
Beyond low pay, CBB has been working to connect these pressurized work environments to their detrimental effects on the economy caused by the bank’s business practices.
The top four retail banks in the country (JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo), part of the too-big-to-fail banking institutions that some, like presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, have called to be broken up, now collectively possess assets equivalent to 45% of the U.S economy, a slight increase than what it was in 2008 before that year’s financial crisis.
Lerner, who is currently advising CBB as a fellow at the Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor at Georgetown University, told In These Times, “This campaign is different from many union campaigns that say ‘our sole goal is winning better conditions for workers.’ Those campaigns are important, [but] in this case we’re saying that you can’t win better conditions for workers unless you reform the industry—and you can’t reform the industry unless workers are helping reform it.”
At an April 2015 rally in Minnesota where they delivered 11,000 signatures on a petition calling for an end to sales goals, the Committee for Better Banks released a proposed bill of rights for bank workers. One of the planks of the bill addresses what they say is community suffering at the hands of banks: “We must eliminate unreasonable sales goals or performance metrics that force us to push unnecessary products on our customers. We are here for our neighbors—for the child who opens his first savings account, for the newlywed couple planning ahead to retirement, for the senior citizen opening a credit card. We want to be honest brokers of your financial security, and that means an end to pressure tactics that only serve to line shareholders’ pockets.”
“We’re at the very beginning of a baby-steps campaign to build working support for the idea that we need to do two things, and that come simultaneously: We need to address how bank workers unfairly—low pay, etc., but we need to connect with how the finance industry behaves is bad for the overall economy,” Lerner says.
In 2010, Lerner was launching SEIU’s new plan to organize bank workers. Mike Elk described that effort as emanating from his realization that banks influenced the rest of labor organizing through its close connections to the pensions and investment banks that intertwined with financial decisions made not only by workers but their communities, as well.
At the time, fellow journalist Steve Early told Elk, “[Successful organizing] require[s] a long-term commitment that few unions are willing to make, even when dealing with a strategic multinational target that’s not going away.” Lerner left SEIU later that year under disputed circumstances, and his work organizing bank employees was abandoned by the union.
CEO and President of union-owned Amalgamated Bank, Keith Mestrich announced in early August that the bank’s employees would be making at least $15 an hour under their new collective bargaining agreement. He told Buzzfeed, “We think it’s the right thing for our bank to do, and frankly we think it’s the right thing for all banks to do. … If any industry in this country can afford to set a new minimum for its workers, it’s the banking industry.”
But in the rest of the nonunionized retail banking industry, CBB, like the Fight for 15 and OUR Walmart, will be agitating for improvements.
“It was a little bit scary at the beginning, but we have to do it. If we don’t talk then the banks will do whatever they want to do,” says Taha.
The Communications Workers of America is a sponsor of In These Times. Sponsors play no role in editorial content.

MARIO VASQUEZ


Mario Vasquez is a writer from Santa Barbara, California. You can reach him at mario.vasquez.espinoza@gmail.com.


The TRUTH will set you FREE.
Posted by at No comments:

Sunday, August 2, 2015

The Anti-Union Bosses’ Group Fighting Fast Food Organizing Is Now Going After Home Care Workers


(Department of Labor)
VIEWS » JUNE 24, 2015

The Anti-Union Bosses’ Group Fighting Fast Food Organizing Is Now Going After Home Care Workers

Can workers centers and unions create a movement strong enough to fight back?
BY MARIYA STRAUSS, POLITICAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATES
shared from
Print
For-profit home care employers are taking federal dollars and using them to hire workers at subminimum wages—with virtually no public accountability.
The home health aide in scrubs pushing a client's wheelchair up the ramp from street to sidewalk may appear to have little in common with a cashier at McDonalds or Pizza Hut. But chances are, the company that employs the home care attendant is part of the same type of national franchise structure that the burger giant and other fast food companies use. And just as it has for fast food corporations, the industry’s lobbying outfit, the International Franchise Association(IFA), is suing on behalf of home health corporations to keep workers’ pay low.
The IFA has already emerged as one of the primary opponents of the Fight for 15, the SEIU-backed movement that advocates for a $15-an-hour minimum wage and the unionization of fast food workers. Wherever employers lash back against the Fight for 15, the IFA is there: helping McDonald’s argue to the National Labor Relations Board that it is not responsible for franchisees’ wage theft and workplace abuses; trying to block a new rule at the NLRB that would speed up the union election process; suing to suppress Seattle's recent minimum wage increase to $15 per hour.
“The [Seattle] ordinance is clearly discriminatory and would harm hard-working small business owners who happen to be franchisees,” railed IFA President and CEO Steve Caldeira after the groups’ argument failed the first round in court. “Those who have set out to destroy the long-accepted, time-tested and proven franchise business model must be stopped.”
And now, the IFA is suing the federal government in an attempt to keep home health aides from earning the minimum wage and overtime pay.
Profiting from care
Instead of selling burgers or pizza, for-profit home care staffing agencies such as BrightStar sell the care, companionship and feeding services that seniors and people with disabilities once typically received in a nursing home. Many people, such as Rosa Hendricks, who was profiled in a 2011 National Public Radio series that examined the benefits of home care versus nursing homes, prefer to live at home. Hendricks put it this way: “It makes you feel so much better and know that you are somebody.”
“[Home-based care] is preferable to nursing home care for many reasons. But we have gotten it on the cheap,” says Eileen Boris, a women’s studies professor at the University of California/Santa Barbara. Taking advantage of a Jim Crow-era loophole in federal labor law known as the “companionship exemption,” companies like BrightStar can legally pay the nearly 2 million home care workers in the United States at less than the minimum wage (as little as the market allows), and have the option to not pay overtime.
Like agricultural workers, another then-mostly African-American sector, home care workers were carved out of the 1938 Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) (which set wage and hour protections for nearly all other workers) and again when Congress amended the FLSA in 1974. Home care workers can be paid less than the $7.25 per hour federal minimum wage and aren't entitled to overtime pay in roughly half of the 50 states.
Such low wages have a profound impact on home care workers. “I’m not able to save anything,” says 53-year old Marilyn Blackett, who has been a homecare worker in Brooklyn, New York for the past 14 years. “I try not to ask family members [for money]. You don’t let people know what’s happening to you.”
Since the mid-20th century, Boris says, “the structure of the [home-care] industry was built in part on this exemption.” According to an August 2014 study in Health Affairs, the majority—62 percent—of the home care industry consists of for-profit franchises. It’s a lucrative model: the industry rakes in $84 billion a year, with median revenue for a single franchise at around $2 million, according to one industry study.
The relatively low start-up cost of home health care franchises (around $150,000 or less, compared with around a half million dollars to start a fast food franchise), combined with the cheap labor, has triggered a home-care boom.
Franchisors such as BrightStar, run by CEO Shelly Sun (who also serves as IFA treasurer), are taking advantage of this burgeoning demand. Sun and her husband and business partner, as Sarah Jaffe wrote recently in Dame magazine, have boasted that they “had no medical, home-care, or health-care experience when they started their business, and that would-be franchisees need none either.” Franchisors and franchisees leave such health care expertise to the actual home care attendant—the person who lifts the client, helps her eat, mops up her messes, reminds her to take her medication, reads to her, takes her to the grocery store.
What’s more, federal dollars are flowing to these for-profit staffing agencies. In most states, the person receiving care can pay for it out of his or her Social Security check—or have it paid for by Medicare or Medicaid. “It was the availability of hiring people using federal monies … that allowed the franchise industry to blossom,” says Boris.
In other words, for-profit home care employers are taking federal dollars and using them to hire workers at subminimum wages—with virtually no public accountability.
“For-profit home care agencies are bleeding Medicare,” Steffie Woolhandler, a professor at the City University of New York’s School of Public Health and senior author of the Health Affairs analysis toldModern Healthcare magazine in August 2014. And lack of regulatory oversight means quality of care also suffers. Woolhandler and her co-authors concluded that, “Overall, it appears that proprietary (for-profit) home-care agencies deliver slightly lower-quality care at a substantially higher cost.”
David Weil, head of the U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division, recognizes that action is needed to reverse this race to the bottom. In September 2013, his agency issued a final rule to close the companionship loophole. The home care industry promptly sued Weil, with the IFA as one of the lead plaintiffs. The case, Home Care Association of America v. Weil, is now in federal court; the DC Circuit Court of Appeals has expedited the case and could issue a decision at any moment. In the meantime, the exemption remains in place.
With the U.S. senior population projected to reach 88.5 million, or 20 percent of the total population, by 2050, the demand for home care services is on the rise. The job of home health aide is now the third fastest growing occupation in the United States, according to Forbes. If the IFA and home health companies are able to persuade the courts to keep the companionship exemption, CEOs like Sun will see their profits grow while workers remain in poverty.
A common foe
With home care workers and fast food workers facing a common enemy, the question arises: Can they join and create a single movement for workplace justice in the franchised economy?
Two separate, non-traditional worker organizing campaigns are underway in the fast food and home care industries. But the franchised structure of these industries presents unique challenges for workers who may wish to actually form labor unions: it isn’t always clear whether the franchisor (the brand) or the franchisee (the storefront owner/operator) is responsible for setting wages and workplace conditions. 
What’s more, home care workers are in some states explicitly prohibited from forming labor unions—and where they can form unions, the Supreme Court last summer ruled in Harris v. Quinn that the workers cannot be required to join or pay the fees that would keep the union running. Because of these and other challenges, the two campaigns—SEIU's Fight for 15 for the fast food workers and the coalition-based Caring Across Generations for the home care workers—focus more on advocating for worker-friendly policies and regulations than on unionizing these growing workforces.
That said, SEIU is forging ahead with organizing fast food workers through Fight for 15, using short-term strikes to protest and raise awareness about the need for a living wage and the right to unionize. Domestic workers, with their solitary shuttling between clients' homes, have historically been a tough group to bring together. But the National Domestic Workers’ Alliance (NDWA) and the SEIU have been organizing them in recent years, with some success. NDWA is an alliance of over 40 local domestic worker groups that organize domestic workers for expanded rights and dignity on the job, and push for laws to improve rights for domestic workers at the local, state and federal levels. Both groups say their campaigns aim to raise wages and benefits for the entire industry.
NDWA and its partners have won legislative victories on a Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights in New York, California, Oregon, Hawaii and elsewhere by building common cause with home care clients. With its Caring Across Generations campaign, NDWA has formed regional and state-based coalitions with the families of the elderly people and people with disabilities that home care workers serve.
NDWA founder and director Ai-Jen Poo says that Caring Across Generations is building a counterforce to the franchised home care industry's unscrupulous pursuit of profit over quality care.
“In it​s own complaint, the IFA said that their mission is to ‘protect, enhance and promote franchising.’ You have to ask, should a trade association like this be determining the future of homecare for millions of workers and consumers?”
As an alternative to the franchise system, workers’ organizing efforts are starting to include developing more worker-friendly models of employment, such as worker-owned cooperatives. Jaffe writes that in New York, “worker-owned Cooperative Home Care Associates has more than 2,000 worker-owners who make $16 an hour (more than twice the federal minimum wage) plus benefits and have a guarantee of working hours.”
Home care workers are already organizing through Caring Across Generations, and SEIU’s participation provides a national infrastructure that could allow Fight for 15 and home care workers to join forces to challenge the IFA. SEIU's own home care and fast food campaigns began in April to link up with a series of teach-ins and protests in SEIU Healthcare's Midwest region, and such solidarity actions could extend to other regions in the future.
But these are only beginnings. As Maria de Fatima Moscani, a Mineola, New York home care worker with 14 years on the job, says: “Something has to be done about low pay, and the money is there. This is not acceptable at a human level. The cost of living is skyrocketing, food is up, and rent is so much. How can we live?” With a juggernaut of major franchised brands moving against home care workers' rights, another question surfaces: Can fast food and home care workers create a movement powerful enough to fight back against the corporate forces up against them both?
Kelsey Howe and Jacey Rubinstein contributed research to this article. A condensed version of this article appeared in the August 2015 issue of In These Times under the title “Treating Old People Like Hamburgers.”

MARIYA STRAUSS, POLITICAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATES


Mariya Strauss is an economic justice researcher with Political Research Associates. A Maryland-based freelance writer, her investigative journalism and commentary have been published in The Nation, at the GlobalComment blog, The Public Eye magazine and elsewhere. You can follow her on Twitter at @mariyastrauss. You can read her other stories for In These Times here.



The TRUTH will set you FREE.
Posted by at No comments:

Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Why Labor Should Get Behind Bernie Sanders in the Primary Elections

WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015, 12:13 PM

​Why Labor Should Get Behind Bernie Sanders in the Primary Elections

BY STEVE EARLY

Bernie Sanders during his 1981 campaign mayor of Burlington, Vermont. (Vermont Press Bureau)  
This post first appeared at Jacobin.
When I first met Brooklyn-born Bernie Sanders, he was a relatively marginal figure in his adopted state of Vermont. It was 1976 and he was running, unsuccessfully and for the fourth time, as a candidate of the Liberty Union Party (LUP).
Liberty Union was a radical third party spearheaded by opponents of the Vietnam War who had, like Sanders, washed up in the Green Mountain State as the sixties subsided. At its historic peak, the LUP garnered maybe 5 or 6 percent of the statewide vote for some of its more presentable candidates—in short, nothing like the winning margins racked up in recent years by the far more savvy and effective Vermont Progressive Party, which now boasts a ten-member legislature delegation and attracts growing union support.
During Sanders’s quixotic mid-1970s bid to become governor of Vermont, I accompanied him to a meeting of local granite cutters, teamsters and electrical workers. This was not a “flatlander” crowd, nor one dominated by full-time union officials. His audience was native Vermonters, some of them Republican, who were still punching a clock at local quarries, trucking companies and machine tool factories in an era when the future home state of Ben & Jerry’s and Vermont Teddy Bear Co. still had impressive blue-collar union density.
READ MORE



RECENT WORKING ITT POSTS
  1. Sao Paulo Teachers Vote to Continue Two-Month Strike
  2. Politicians Keep Promising Free Trade Agreements Can Protect Workers. We Should Stop Believing Them.
  3. 30,000 Teachers Walk Out in Protest of Big Class Sizes in Washington State
  4. California Walmart Workers Go on Hunger Strike After Stores Closed in ‘Retaliation’ for Organizing
  5. Daniel Tobin and the Rise of the Teamsters Union
  6. ​Why Labor Should Get Behind Bernie Sanders in the Primary Elections
  7. LA’s Min. Wage Will Be $15 by 2020. But This Bay Area City’s Minimum Will Be $14.44 By July.
  8. A View of Germany’s Economy from Die Linke, the Left Party
  9. Milwaukee Public Schools Staffer Suspended After Flipping Off Union Organizer
  10. Forced Trade and the Damaging Effects of the Trans-Pacific Partnership
























The TRUTH will set you FREE.
Posted by at No comments:
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)

SHELL CIRCUMVENTED RA 7641

SYNDICATED ESTAFA


MY QUEST FOR SWINDLED 

RETIREMENT PAY BY SHELL



SWINDLING ITO, SYNDICATED ESTAFA


HOT PURSUIT
DUTY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES


SHELL SWINDLING OF RETIREMENT PAY 5TH YEAR

1001counts
SEE BELOW FOR THE 1001ST   TIME THE REITERATION OF DEMAND PAYMENT OF RETIREMENT PAY WHICH SHELL REFUSED TO HONOR IN THE PRESENCE AND DEEMED APPROVAL OF THE HONORABLE MAGISTRATES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE PHILIPPINES

GEUS_15MAR16_66th FOLLOW UP_REITERATION

OF DEMAND  PAYMENT OF RETIREMENT PAY
Dishonest scales are an abomination to the Lord, but a just weight is His delight... Proverbs Chapter 11  v. 1
Retirement Pay Law circumvented by Shell subject to penal provision provided for by Article 288 of the Labor Code of the Philippines.





CONTENTS

.ENTERTAINMENT (4) 10 CCR § 2695.5 (1) 18DEC15 (112) 1A_MEDIA (8) 2014 CHRISTMAS MESSAGE (1) 2015 Miss Universe (1) 2016 SONA (1) 2020 EXCLUSION (1) 4TH OF JULY (1) abante clipping (1) ABOLITION OF THE COURT OF APPEALS (1) ABRAHAM LINCOLN (1) ABS-CBN (5) ABS-CBN NEWS (6) ABSOLUTE PARDON (1) ABU SAYAFF GROUP (2) ABUSE OF JURISDICTION (1) ACADEMIC FREEDOM (1) ACCRA (19) ACE VEDA (2) ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF EMAIL RECEIPT (2) aclu (3) AIRPORT HACKS (1) AIRWAVES (1) AIZA SEGUERRA (1) ALAN PETER CAYETANO (4) ALBAYALDE (8) ALBERTO ROMULO (1) ALDEN AND MAINE (1) Alfred Clayton (55) ALLEGATIONS OF MISCONDUCT (4) ALTERNET (6) ALVAREZ (1) ALVIN CUDIA (2) ALYAS BIKOY (1) AMADO VALDEZ (1) ANARCHY (1) ANDRES BONIFACIO (2) ANGEL LAZARO (1) ANGELO REYES (1) ANNEX 5 (5) ANNUAL REMINDERS (1) ANTHONY TABERNA . GERRY BAJA (2) ANTI GRAFT AND CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT (2) ANTI-TERRORISM ACT OF 2020 (1) ANTONIO (26) AQUACULTURE (1) AQUASCAPING (1) ARNOLD GONZALEZ (1) Arnold Schwarzenegger (5) ARTBOARD (15) ARTEMIO PANGANIBAN (1) atty dodo dulay (3) ATTY THEODORE TE (2) ATTY. AILEEN LOURDES LIZADA (3) ATTY. QUIROZ DISBARMENT (20) AUDIO (1) AUNTIE (1) AUSTRALIA (1) AUTOMATIC REPLY (1) AUTUMN LEAVES (1) AYALA (25) BAD FAITH (12) BALANGIGA (2) BANGSA MORO TRANSITION COMMISSION (1) BAR EXAM (2) BASKETBALL (1) Batangas City (2) BATANGAS PRIDE (3) BATS (1) BAUAN (5) BAUAN CENTRAL SCHOOL (4) BAUAN HIGH (1) BAUAN NEW MARKET SITE WITH GRAND TERMINAL (2) BAYAN KO (5) BAYAN MUNA (1) BAYAN NI JUAN (1) BAYAN USA (1) BBC HARDTALK (1) BBC NEWS (4) BBM (4) BEEP CARD (1) BERNADETTE ELLORIN (1) BERNIE SANDERS (5) BETRAYAL OF PUBLIC TRUST (2) BHS (2) BILL WATTERSON (1) Biodiesel topics (4) BIR (1) Bird (no music) (1) BLACK FRIDAY PROTEST (1) BLOCKED E-MAIL (2) BOMB TRAINS (2) BONFIRE (1) BONGBONG (1) BONSAI (8) BORED PANDA (3) BOYCOTT (2) brain-eating amoeba (1) BREAKING SILENCE (2) Brian Ross (1) BRICKS ON FACES (1) BROKEN BRIDGES (1) BROOKE'S POINT (1) BUREAU OF CORRECTIONS (1) BUSINESS MIRROR (1) CADEM (1) CADET CUDIA (4) CALIDA (2) CANCELLATION OF ADOBE ACCOUNTS (1) CAPITAL (1) CARMEL MOUNTAIN (1) CARPIO DISSENT (2) CASA CORNELIA (2) CASE DURATION (1) casetext (1) CAUSE ORIENTED GROUPS (3) causes (4) CBCP (1) CELESTINO VIVIERO (1) CERES (2) CERTIFICATE OF SEPARATION (2) CHEATING (15) CHESS (4) CHRISTIANITY (1) Christmas (7) Christmas Hilltop (2) CHRONIC MENTAL LAPSES (1) CISP (4) CITO BELTRAN (1) CITY ATTORNEY (8) CIVIL RIGHTS (1) CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION (3) CJ SERENO COMIAL DISPLAY OF IRONY (1) CLAIM FILE (2) CLEOPATRA (1) climate change (6) CNN PARIS TERROR ATTACK (1) COAL (3) CODE OF CONDUCT AND ETHICAL STANDARDS(Republic Act No. 6713) (1) COGNITIVE LAZINESS (1) COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT (1) COMEDY SKITS (4) COMELEC (2) COMMISSION APPOINTMENT (3) COMMONWEALTH ACT NO.3 (1) COMMUTE CHALLENGE (1) COMPLAINT AFFIDAVIT (1) COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE (2) ComPosPaper (29) con ed (26) CONCESSION AGREEMENT (15) CONDONATION DOCTRINE (2) CONED (68) CONFLICTING CONTRARY INFORMATION (3) CONGRESSIONAL HEARING ON ILLEGAL DRUGS (3) CONJUGAL DICTATORSHIP (1) CONNECTIONS.MIC (1) CONSTANT PARTIALITY (1) CONSTITUTION (26) CONSTITUTIONAL DOCTRINE OF CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY (8) CONSTITUTIONAL CONCEPT OF ACCOUNTABILITY (1) CONTINUING VIOLATION DOCTRINE (8) CONTINUOUS TRIAL (1) CONTRACT OF SLAVERY (2) CORDILLERA 'MANSASAKUSA' (1) CORDILLERA 'PANGAT' (1) Corona Trial (5) CORPORATIZATION (1) CORRUPTION IN THE PHILIPPINES (11) COURT OF APPEALS (1) COURT OF TAX APPEALS (1) COVID-19 (3) CRISPIN BELTRAN (1) crude oil train fire (1) CUSTOMS (3) CYANIDE-LACED-SHABU (2) CYBER LIBEL (2) DAGIT AT SALUBONG (1) daily digg (27) Daily Kos (3) DAKOTA ACCESS PIPELINE (24) DALAI LAMA (1) DALAWANG BUAYA (1) DAMS AND EARTQUAKES (1) DANGAN (1) DARNA (1) DAVAO NIGHT MARKET (3) DAVIDE (1) DAVIES LAW GROUP (1) DEATH PENALTY (2) DEED OF SLAVERY (2) DEED OF SLAVERY (1) DELFIN LEE (1) DELIMA (14) DELIMA VS. GUERRERO ORAL ARGUMENTS (1) DEMAND PAYMENT (2) DEMENTIA (1) DENA EAKLES (1) DENMARK (1) DENNIS CAPILI (1) DENNIS DATU (1) DENR (12) DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (1) DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (1) DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (18) DERICK INN (1) DERYK INN (28) DESMOGBLOG.COM (2) DIRECTIVES (1) DISBARMENT (11) DISBARMENT PRIMER (1) discrimination (1) DISHONESTY (1) DJ RICHARD ENRIQUEZ (3) DJRICHARD (1) DOBLADA CASE (1) DOCTRINE OF CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY (37) DOCTRINE OF FINALITY OF JUDGMENT (2) DOCTRINE OF SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY (2) DOG(MASCOT) (1) DOLE (1) dolphines (1) DON MOORE (1) DONALD TRUMP (15) DOS POR DOS (3) DOUBTFUL (2) Dr David Alameel (1) DR. JUAN ESCANDOR (1) Dr. Love...Tribute to Andy Williams (4) DRA.LULU (1) DRILON (2) DRONE SURFING (1) DRUG MATRIX (1) DUAL DYNAMICS OF CORRUPTION (1) DUBAI (1) DUCKS (1) DUE PROCESS (1) DUTERTE (89) DUTERTE COVID 19 (3) duterte impeachment (1) DUTERTE NEWS (4) DUTERTE SONA 2018 (1) DUTERTE SUPREME COURT APPOINTEES (1) DUTY TO INVESTIGATE (1) DYING LAWFUL DISCRETION (2) DZMM (13) DZMM SOUND BITES (2) EARTHQUAKE (3) EAT BULAGA (2) ECONOMIC SABOTAGE (2) EDD (1) EDDIE ATCHLEY (5) EDDIE GARCIA (4) EDGAR JOPSON (1) EDSA 1 (1) EDSA 4 (1) EFREN (25) EL SHADDAI (4) ELECTION (1) ELECTORAL COLLEGE (1) electric car (3) END OF THE AMERICAN DREAM (1) ENDO (2) ENERGY IN CAN (1) ENRILE (6) ENTREPRENEUR (1) ENTRY OF JUDGMENT (1) ENVIRONMENT (7) ERAP (1) ERWIN TULFO (1) ESPINOSA KILLING (1) ESPOSO (1) ESTAFA OR SWINDLING (1) ESTATE TAX (3) ESTELITO MENDOZA (2) EUGENE V. DEBS (1) EXCAVATION DEPTH (1) EXCAVATION FOR A FEE (1) EXHAUSTION OF THE SSS ADMINISTRATIVE REMEDIES (2) EXPLOSION (6) EXPOSE THE TPP (1) F-35 (1) FAILON (1) FAIR CLAIMS SETTLEMENT PRACTICES REGULATION (1) FAKE AMBUSH (1) FAMILY AND FRIENDS (1) FASAP VS. PAL (2) fascinating (1) FATIMA (1) FERNANDO POE JR. (1) FILIPIKNOW (4) FILIPINO SUBJECT (1) FILMS FOR ACTION (2) FIREWORKS (1) FIRST DRAFT (1) FIX THE COURT (3) flaring (4) flash (1) FOIA APPEAL (11) foia executive order by duterte (1) For Hon CJ Sereno (57) FORTUNE TOBACCO CORPORATION (1) fossil fuel (13) Fr. JERRY ORBOS (1) FR. JOAQUIN BERNAS (1) FR..ZACARIAS AGATEP (1) fracking (2) FRANCIS TOLENTINO (1) FREDDIE AGUILAR (1) Frederick Douglass (1) FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION REFERENCES (1) FREEDOM OF SPEECH (1) Friends from Tabangao (7) Frito_Lay (1) G-SPOT (1) GANDHI (1) GarageBand (1) GATES OPEN OR CLOSE (1) GB (3) GCTA (6) GEN. BATO (1) GENERAL BATO (1) GEORGE ORWELL (1) GEORGE SOROS (1) GERALD BANTAG (2) German artist (1) GERRY BAJA (1) GETTYSBURG ADDRESS REFERENCE (1) GEUS (1) GEUS REITERATION OF DEMAND PAYMENT (29) GIANT HULKBUSTER (1) GIANT SKELETONS (1) gifs (1) GILSON ACEVEDA (4) GINA LOPEZ (22) GIVE THANKS (1) GIZMODO (1) GLORIA (7) GMA News Online (1) gmo (3) GMO FREE USA (2) golan (1) Golden Gate views (7) GOP (3) GORDON (5) GOTCHA (1) GOUT (1) GRACE (1) GRACE POE (4) GRAND CONSPIRACY (2) GREAT ESCAPE (1) GREED (1) GREENPEACE (30) GREENPEACE VIDEOS (3) GRETCHEN HO (1) GRIT (1) GUENIOT EMAIL ADDRESS (1) GUIDE Back up (1) GUN VIOLENCE (1) HABITUAL CHEATING (5) HALAMANG GAMOT (6) HAPKIDO (1) Harriet Heywood (2) Harry Roque (25) Hatol (1) HEARSAY (3) HEFTY (1) HERITAGE LAW (1) HEROISM (3) HEYWOOD (1) HIAS (1) HILING NA PANG-UNAWA AT PANALANGIN (1) HITLER (1) HOME SOLAR (1) HONDA_COOPER (2) HOOVERBOARD (1) HORSE KICK (2) HOT PURSUIT (2) HOTLINE 8888 (6) HOTLINE 8888 _NOTICE ON BLOGS (1) HOUSE SOLAR PANELS (1) HUFF_POST BUSINESSS (1) HUFF_POST POLITICS (5) HUKUM BITAY (2) HUKUman (1) HUMAN RIGHTS (3) HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN (2) HUMAN RIGHTS ON LINE PHILIPPINES (3) HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH (7) humor (5) i am sorry (1) IA_MEDIA (19) IBP (2) IJREVIEW (2) ILLEGAL DRUGS (38) ILLUSTRATION BOARD (1) ILRF (3) IMAGES (3) IMAGES COLLECTION FROM FACEBOOK (16) IMELDA (1) Immigration reform (1) IMMUNITY FROM SUIT (1) impeachment (4) IMPEACHMENTDUE TO DELAY OF DISPOSITION OF CASES (1) IMPULSION (1) IN THESE TIMES (3) INAPPROPRIATE RESPONSE (117) INAUGURAL DUTERTE (2) Inay...Home (3) INC (2) INCRIMINATING SENTENCES (1) INDEPENDENCE DAY (1) InDesign (5) INDISCRETION OF A DYING MAN (3) INDOLENCE (1) INFOWARS (1) INJUSTICE (1) INORDINATE DELAY (1) INQUIRER (13) INQUIRY (58) INSPIRING (59) INSURANCE COMMISSIONER (1) INTELLIGENCE.COM (1) INTERAKSYON (1) International Labor Rights Forum (1) INTERNET FREEDOM (1) IOWA CITIZENS FOR COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT (1) IOWA CITY (1) ISLAM (1) ITALY (1) IUF (10) JACK LAM (3) JAIME (38) JAMES BWEIN (1) JANELLA SALVADOR (1) JANET LIM NAPOLES (1) JARIUS BONDOC (5) Jawaid Ali (2) JBC INTERVIEW. (6) JBC SHORTLIST (1) Jecjec's First birthday (9) Jecjec's first part (9) Jecjec's second part (9) Jecjec's third part (9) Jeffrey Pfeffer (1) JEFFREY WONG (1) Jehaziel Alburo (1) JENNIFER CHASE (4) JERICHO MARCH (1) JESUS (1) JILL STEIN (2) JIM THE EVANGELICAL PASTOR (2) JIMENO (1) JOEL CANO (8) JOEL CASTRO (12) JOEVER (1) John Donovan (1592) JOHN F. KENNEDY (1) JOHN LUNA (2) John MacMurray (1) JOHNY MAGBOO (1) JON STEWART (1) JOSE ABAD SANTOS (1) Jose Mujica (1) Jose Victoria (5) JOSEPH ESTRADA (1) JSTREET (1) JUDGE DISCIPLINE (1) JUDGE DISMISSAL (2) JUDGE FLORO (6) JUDGE MURO (3) JUDICIAL AND BAR COUNCIL (1) JULIET ALMONTERO ZAIDE (1) Jun Banaag (5) JUN ESPINA (1) JUNE 12 (1) JUSTICE ARTURO BRION (1) JUSTICE B. L. REYES (1) JUSTICE BERSAMIN (32) JUSTICE BRION (2) JUSTICE CARPIO (4) JUSTICE DEL CASTILLO (1) JUSTICE FELLOWSHIP (2) JUSTICE IMAGES (1) JUSTICE LEONEN (8) JUSTICE MARTIRES (20) JUSTICE MARVIN LEONEN (1) JUSTICE PEREZ (1) JUSTICE RUTH BADER GINSBURG (1) JUSTICE VELASCO (1) JUSTICES AS CLOWNS (1) JUSTICES VOTING PREFERENCE ON CORRUPTION (1) JUSTIN TRUDEAU (2) JUVIE PELOS UWAHIG (1) KA LOUIE TABING (2) KA PEPE (1) KAFAGUAY (1) KALIWA DAM PROJECT (2) KAMALA HARRIS (2) KAMPANA O MARTIAL LAW (1) KAREN DAVILA (2) KASPAROV (1) KEROSENE IN THE PHILIPPINES (1) KEYSTONE (1) KEYSTONE progress (1) KEYSTONE XL PIPELINE (5) KICK BIG POLLUTERS OUT (1) KIDNAP FOR RANSOM (1) KOBE BRYANT (1) KOCH BROTHERS (7) KOREAN LANGUAGE (1) KUYA MIKE (1) KUYA'S PRACTICE PROJECT (1) LA LONTOC DECISION (6) LA PROGRESSIVE (261) LABOR (2) LABOR DAY (1) LABOR UNIONS (19) LabourStart (2) LAGMAN VS. MEDIALDEA (1) LAGUNA DE BAY (1) LAPITAN (16) LAPU-LAPU (1) LARRY WINES (1) LATINOS PRO BERNIE SANDERS (1) LAUGHTER (1) LAW (4) LAW PREVAILS OVER IR/AGREEMENT (2) lawsuit vs. shell (2) Layusa (1) LEAGUE OF CITIES IN THE PHILIPPINES (2) LEAGUE OF CITIES OF THE PHILIPPINES (LCP) VS. COMELEC (1) LED ZEPPELIN (1) LENNY ROBREDO (7) LEON LEYNES (1) LEONARDO RAMOS (3) LETTER COMPLAINT (1) LETTY JIMENEZ-MAGSANOC (1) Leyte1897 (1) LIA SAFANOVA (1) LILIOSA HILAO (1) LIP SERVICE (1) LIST OF INFORMATION (4) lito (1) LITTLE THINGS.COM (2) LIU (2) LIVE VIDEO FOOTAGES (1) LIWAYWAY VINSONS-CHATO (1) LIZA MAZA (1) LIZA SOBERANO (1) LOBO MINING (2) Loise Slaughter (1) LOST CM ENVELOPS (3) LOURDES (2) MABILIN (1) MABINI (1) MAGALONG (2) MAGIC KINGDOM (2) MAGIIC (1) MAGUINDANAO MASSACRE (2) MAHAL NA ARAW (1) MAHAWI MAN ANG ULAP (2) MAINE MENDOZA (1) MAMMOGRAMS (1) MANAGEMENT PREROGATIVE (2) MANDAMUS (2) mandela (1) MANEJA (1) MANILA BAY (1) MANILA BAY CLEAN UP (4) MANILA BAY DREDGING (4) MANILA BAY RECLAMATION (14) Manila street view (1) MANILA TIMES (4) MANILA WATER (24) Manny Pacman Pacquiao Para sa yo ang laban nato (1) MARCOLETA LOPEZ (2) MARCOS (84) MARCOS BURIAL ORAL ARGUMENTS (6) Maren's baby shower video (10) Maren's bs p.1 (8) Maren's bs p.2 (7) MARIAN RIVERA-DANTES (1) MARIJUANA (1) MARIO SIBUCAO (4) Mark 12:28-34 (1) MARTIAL LAW (5) MARTIAL LAW ORAL ARGUMENTS (1) MARTIAL LAW IN MINDANAO (1) MARTIAL LAW IN MINDANAO ORAL ARGUMENTS (3) MARY JANE VELOSO (1) MARYJANE VELOSO (1) Maya Angelou (1) MAYNILAD (24) MAYOR SANCHEZ (2) MELANIE JONES (1) MERCENARY (1) MICHAEL BRUNE (1) MIDAS MARQUEZ (2) MIKE ENRIQUEZ (1) MILAN. ITALY (1) Mimi Moore (12) MINDANAO MARTIAL LAW (2) MINING (9) MIRA MESA NEIGHBORHOOD (2) Miranda Cosgrove (1) MISPLACED PRORITIES (1) Miss Philippines Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach (2) MISS UNIVERSE2017 (1) MMDA CHAIRMAN RESIGN (2) MMK (1) MNN WEEKLY (45) MONEY (1) MONEY LAUNDERING (2) MONEYTALK (1) MONSANTO (1) Mosses (49) MOST COMMONLY MISUSED ENGLISH WORDS (1) MOTHER JONES (31) MOTHER NATURE NETWORK (2) MOTHER TERESA (1) Motion for Recon with links (1) motion for reconsideration (5) Mount Vesuvius (1) MoveOn (7) MOVEON.ORG (15) MOYERS & COMPANY (1) MR(NEW) (1) MRFF (1) MRT (1) MTRCB (1) MULTIPLE TRANSGRESSION (1) MUSIC ALBUM ON DISASTER PREPAREDNESS (1) MUTUAL BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP (4) MWSS (1) MY BIRTHDAY CAKE (1) NADINE LUSTRE (1) NALUNDASAN (1) NASA'S JUNO SPACECRAFT (1) NATION (112) NATION OF CHANGE (32) NATIONAL HEROES DAY (1) NATIONAL PARKS (3) NATIONof CHANGE (3) NAZRENO (1) NBC NEWS (1) NBI (1) NCLR (1) NEIL YOUNG (1) NERI COLMINARES (1) NESTOR (1) NET NEUTRALITY (7) NEW FUEL SYSTEM (1) NEW YORK TIMES (6) NEW YORKER (1) NEW ZEALAND (1) NEWS (192) NEWS MIC (1) NEWS+STORIES (1) NEWSLETTERS (1) NEWSWEEK (1) NICOLAS FERNANDO (5) NIGER DELTA (2) NINJA COPS (3) NLRC DECISION (1) NLRC RESOLUTION (1) NO EMAIL SENT (1) NOAH'S ARK (1) NOEL TIJAM (1) NOLI S. ATIENZA (2) NONOY ZUNIGA (1) NORTH KOREA (1) NOT VERIFIED DISBARMENT COMPLAINT (1) NOT1MORE (1) NOTICE ON CHANGE OF EMAIL ADDRESS (1) NRDC (4) NUCLEAR AGE PEACE FOUNDATION (1) NUGGETS (1) NURSES FOR CHANGE (1) NUTRITION ACTION (1) NWF (1) obama (3) Obama Victory Speech (1) OBJECTION ON MATTER SENDING NOTICE (27) OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE (1) OCCUPY DEMOCRATS.COM (3) OCCUPY.COM (1) OCEAN CONSERVANCY (5) OCEAN RIVER INSTITUTE (4) OCEANA (1) OFFSHORE WIND FARMS (1) OIL CHANGE INTERNATIONAL (5) OIL DEREGULATION (1) OILANDGASPEOPLE (1) oiled hand (1) OLD DOG TRICK (1) OLIGARCHY (2) Oliveros (1) OMBUDSMAN (2) OMBUDSMAN MORALES (1) on Kabayan (1) ONE MILLION PAGEVIEWS (1) ONE YEAR SUIT (1) OneForPacman (1) ONSEHAN (1) OPEN MEDIA (1) ORAL ARGUMENTS (2) ORDER-OMBUSMAN (1) ORGANIC BYTES (6) other98 (4) OUR CITY (1) OVER IM VIEWS (10) OVERTURN THE SUPREME COURT (1) pachelbel's Canon in D (1) Packet (13) PACQUIAO (2) PADRE PIO (2) PALACE JOKES (1) PALEA (5) palm oil docu (1) PALSA (1) PANDORA'S BOX (2) PANELO (9) PANGILINAN (25) PAO CHIEF ACOSTA (2) papaya (1) parabolc solar collectors (1) PARTIDO NG MANGGAGAWA (5) PARTY TO TITOUAH'S CRIMES (3) PATENT (18) PATHOLOGICAL LIAR (1) PATRIOT DIRECT (1) Pau Gasol (1) PAUL GEORGE (1) PAUL WATSON (5) PAULINE MARIE (1) PCIJ (1) PDAF (1) PENAL CODE 31 (1) PENAL CODE 368 (1) PEOPLE DEMANDING ACTION (2) people power (4) PERJURY (1) PERSUASIVE APPEALS/REMINDERS (917) peru (1) PETA (8) PHILIPPINE AIRLINES (4) PHILIPPINE JUSTICE SYSTEM (2) PHILSTAR HEADLINES (1) PHILSTAR OPINION (2) PHONY PHONICS (1) PHOTO MEDIA SHEET (1) photo petition (1) photoshop (7) PICTURES (1) PINAS TRENDING (1) PINOY TRENDING NEWS (1) PIO CHIEF THEODORE TE (2) PITTSBURG POST GAZZETTE (1) PIZARRO (26) PLANNED OPERATION (1) PLANNED PARENTHOOD (7) PLASTIC TO FUEL (1) plunder (1) PMA (1) PMA HONOR CODE REIGN SUPREME OVER THE CONSTITUTION (22) PNOY (2) POE (1) POGO BLOG (17) POLARIS (2) POLICY BOOKLET (8) POLICY DEFENSE (5) POLICY MIC (9) POLITICO (7) POLITICO MAGAZINE (1) POLITICUS_USA (154) POLITIKO (6) POLY DE CASTRO (1) POPE FRANCIS (22) POPULATION CONNECTION (1) POPULATION EXPLOSION (1) PORK BARREL (1) POSITION UNCHANGED (1) POSTAL BANKING (1) POTASSIUM CYANIDE (2) POWER IN CANS (1) POWER OF POSITIVITY (1) POWER OF WIND (4) PRAY FOR THE WORLD (1) PRAYER VS. DEATH PENALTY (1) Prelude (1) Premiere Pro (3) premierepro (2) PREPONDERANCE (1) PRESUMPTION OF REGULARITY (1) PRINCIPAL AGENT RELATION (1) PRIVATE EQUITY (1) PRO CORRUPTION CONDONATION DOCTRINE (1) PRO LABOR ALLIANCE INC (2) PROCLAMATION NO. 1959 (1) PROCLAMATION NO. 216 (1) PROVOCATIVE ART (1) ps (7) PSR (1) PUBLIC CITIZEN (3) PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES DUTIES (1) PUBLIC SERVICE (1) PUNZI PUNZALAN (12) QUERIES (29) QUESTIONS FOR MR. LIU (43) QUESTIONS FOR MR. LIU SUMMARY (1) QUIROZ MISLED THE COURT (6) QUIT COAL (6) QUO WARRANTO PETITION (10) RA 10066 (1) RA 1161 (1) RA 3019 (3) RA 7641 CIRCUMVENTED BY SHELL (11) RA-8282 (1) RACISM (1) RADYO INQUIRER (1) RATTLED PLUMBER (1) RAW STORY (1) READER SAN DIEGO COVER DESIGNING (2) READING EAGLE (1) REASONS FOR DENIAL (2) RED-HERRING (1) REEVES AND ASSOCIATE (1) REFERENCE (1) REFERENCES (77) reggie watts (1) REITERATION SERIES (15) REJECT RPT20 MOVEMENT (5) REJOINDER (26) RELIGIOUS FREEDOM CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS (1) REMINDER SERIES (15) REMORSE AND EMPATHY (1) RENAISSANCE OF THE COURT (1) RENEWABLE ENERGY (23) REP. ALAN GRAYSON (17) REPLY (13) REPRESENT US (2) REPUBLICANS (1) RETROSPECTION (9) REVEAL (1) REWRITING DENIAL LETTERS (1) RHONDA KESTEN (1) RICHARD ENRIQUEZ (1) Rick Kissell (1) RICO BERSAMIN (3) RICO J. PUNO (1) RIGGED RANKING (1) RIGHT TO WORK (2) RING OF FIRE (4) RITCHE CORONEL (1) RIZAL (2) RIZAL BURIAL WISHES (1) RIZAL TRIAL AND EXECUTION (1) ROBERT KENNEDY (1) Robert Naiman (1) ROBERT PLANT (1) ROBERT REICH (102) robin williams (1) robredo (1) RODOLFO ARIZALA (1) Roel Manlangit on Rated Korina (2) ROLANDO TOLENTINO (1) ROMY DELA CRUZ (1) RON DRUYAN (1) ROOSTER NEW YEAR (1) RootsAction (5) RUGBY (1) RUN FOR THE SEALS (1) SA BREAKING NEWS (1) SA KABUKIRAN (1) safety (4) SALN (28) SALON (3) Salvador Escodero III (1) same sex marriage (1) SAMUEL MARTIRES (3) SAN DIEGO FREE PRESS (79) SAN DIEGO FBI (3) San Francisco (13) SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS (1) San Ramon travel (4) SANDY HOOK (1) SANOFI (1) SARA DUTERTE (1) satire (2) SATUR OCAMPO (1) SAVE THE ARCTIC (5) save the internet (5) SAVING CAPITALISM (2) SCAM (1) SCHOLARSHIP ESSAY (1) science (1) SCOTT PETERS (1) SCP JUSTICES SALN REPORT (2) SCRIBD (1) SEA SHEPHERD (2) SEAL CONSERVANCY OF SAN DIEGO (1) Section 2695.5 (e) (2) (4) SECTION 2695.5(b) (1) SEIU (1) SELF AGGRANDIZEMENT (1) SELF-DEFENSE (1) Sen Santiago (2) SEN. BERNIE SANDERS (363) SENATE (4) SenChiz (12) SenChiz videos (3) separation pay (1) separation pay/retirement pay (1) SEPTEMBER MORN (1) SERENO (23) SERENO _PETITION DOCUMENT 1 A.C.NO. 10084 (12) SERENO DISSENT (3) SERENO_stopworking in silos (1) SERENO_TWEETER ACCOUNT (2) SERVICE OFFER (5) SET OF FOLLOW UP-EMAILS DATED MARCH 15 (5) SETTLEMENT AMOUNT (13) SEX (7) SHABU (19) SHADOW OF DOUBT (1) SHAM AWARDS (1) SHAME (1) SHAMELESS BISHOPS (1) SHEL (1) SHELL (50) SHELL 100TH YEAR (1) SHELL GENERAL BUSINESS PRINCIPLES (1) SHELL HIRING (1) SHELL IPO (2) SHELL IS ABOVE THE LAW (53) SHELL rejoinder (1) SHELL SCAM (5) SHELL SMUGGLING (7) SHELL SWINDLING (1) SHELL VS. BOC (1) ShellPosPaper (22) SHERWIN LUMANGLAS (1) SHOOTING IN OREGON (1) short story (3) Sie and Mia (2) Sierra Club (25) SIERRA RISE (1) SINKHOLE (1) SKETCHES (1) SLEEP MUSIC RELAX (1) SMART CARS BODY KITS (1) SMILE TRAIN (2) SNAKES (1) SOCIAL INJUSTICE (1) SOCIAL JUSTICE (1) SOCIAL SECURITY (1) SOCIAL SECURITY WORKS (9) SOCRATES VILLEGAS (1) SOFT SPOT (1) SOLAR (18) SOLAR BOTTLE STREET LAMPS (1) SOLAR ENERGY (2) SOLAR PANELS (1) SOLAR POWER (2) solar roadways (2) SOLO WHEEL (1) SONA (3) SONA NI PNOY (4) SONG (1) SOP FOR ARTBOARD (1) sopa (1) SOUND (2) SOWING CONFUSION (14) SPECIFIC DOCUMENT (3) SPINELESS ALIBI (1) SPIRIT (1) spiritual (1) SSS (13) STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN (2) STALLONE (1) STAND UP TO ALEC (1) Standing Rock Sioux Tribe v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (1) STATE FARM DENIAL LETTERS (11) STATE FARM FILE UPLOAD REQUEST (4) storm surge (1) StumbleUpon (28) STYROFOAM-EATING WORMS (1) SumOfUs (7) SUNCARGO (1) SUNDAY TV MASS (1) SUNTIMES (1) SUPERMOON (3) SuperPAC (1) SUPREME COURT (7) SUPREME COURT AC 10084 (3) SUPREME COURT DECISIONS (1) SUPREME COURT E-MAIL ADDRESS INQUIRY (52) Susan Graves (1) SWEAR (2) SWINDLING CRIMINAL COMPLAINT (1) SY-JOSE MEDINA (49) SYNDICATED ESTAFA (6) TAAL VOLCANO (4) TAGA BAUAN (1) TAKE MEASUREMENTS (1) TAKEPART (4) TANIM-BALA (1) TASREA VS. SHELL (2) TAURUS (1) TAX FAIRNESS (2) TAX HAVENS (1) TAXATION (2) TAXING CARBON (1) Team Brad (1) TEAM USA (1) TEASER COMPILATION (15) TEASERS 17OCT18 TO 31JAN19 (1) TECHNICALITIES (1) TECHNOLOGY (18) TED FAILON (2) TERESITA (10) TESLA (2) TESLA CHANNEL (1) tessie (1) THANKSGIVING (1) THE ACTION NETWORK (1) The Atlantic (1) THE HILL (4) THE HUMAN SOCIETY (1) THE HUMANE SOCIETY (1) The Institute for Inclusive Security (2) THE MAHARLIKAN (1) THE NATURE CONSERVANCY (5) the ONION (2) THE SCREWERS (1) THE STAMPEDE (1) the stranger (1) THE SUNFLOWER (2) THE TRUST for PUBLIC LAND (1) the VOICE (1) THE WASHINGTON POST (1) THIEFDOM (1) THINK PROGRESS (146) THIRD YEAR CLASS (2) THOMAS PAINE (1) TIA NENA (1) tia nene (5) Tia Nene ...MMK Drama (2) Tia Nene...MMK Drama (1) Tia Nene..MMK Drama (1) TIFFANI WYATT (4) TIGLAO (1) TIM BAYLEN (1) TIME LAPSE (2) TING GOL TOK (1) TOADS (1) TOM HOWARD (2) TOM STEYER (1) tonton (3) TOP 1% (1) TOP GEAR PHILIPPINES (1) TORRE DE MANILA (1) TOURISM (41) TPO (27) TPO EXAM STUDY GUIDE (1) TPP (51) TQ Solis (1) TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP (1) TRANSCANADA PIPELINE EXPLOSION (1) TRASLACION 2018 (1) TRIBULATION NOW (1) TRICYCLE (1) TRO (1) TRUTH (1) TTA (1) TTP (2) TUGON (1) TURKEYS (1) TYRANNY (1) U.N. (1) Ua trestel (1) UltraViolet Action (2) UNION OF CONCERNED SCIENTISTS (7) UNIQUE FACTS (1) UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME (1) UP COLLEGE OF LAW (1) UPDATE REQUEST (1) UPWORTHY (168) URBAN MIGRATION (1) URGENDA (1) US (1) US POLITICS (2) USEFUL TIPS (1) USnews (1) vagina (1) VALVE NOT FULLY OPENED (1) VANDALISM (6) VANDANA SHIVA (1) VATICAN INSIDER (1) Veit Stumpenhausen (1) VELASCO PONENCIA (1) VERBAL STATEMENTS (3) VETERANS DAY (1) VICE GANDA (1) Vidal (1) VIDEOS 1M+ PAGEVIEWS (73) VILLAFUERTE (1) Visit to Tito Nestor (1) Vitangcol (1) VITUG (1) VOICES FOR PUBLIC TRANSIT (1) volcano eruption (2) VOX (3) VP BINAY (2) VPletter (2) wall street (3) WAR ON DRUGS (2) WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY (1) WATCHDOG.NET (4) WATER DAMAGES (2) WATER FOR PEOPLE (1) WATER PURIFIER (2) weighing scale (1) WEST PHILIPPINE SEA (1) WHALE SLAUGHTER (1) WHO IS (2) WHO IS IN CHARGE OVER YOU (1) WIKIPEDIA (1) WILDERNESS WATCH (1) WILFUL IGNORANCE (1) WIND (6) Wind generators (1) WORLD MIC (1) world war II (1) WORLDNEWSDAILYREPORT (1) WRIT OF HABEAS DATA (1) WWTP (339) YAHOO NEWS (1) YNARES-SANTIAGO (1) YOLY ORDONEZ ALCARAZ (4) YU (1) ZAMORA (1) ZFAMOSSES (5) ZMOSSES (417)
; ;