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105TH PERSUASIVE APPEAL_7DEC16_TO THE SCP JUSTICES : BE SUBSERVIENT TO THE DICTATES OF THE PRESIDENT

SHELL,  ITS MANAGERS, LAWYERS AND JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME  COURT THROUGH ADMISSION BY NO OBJECTION FOR MORE THAN A YEAR TO THE  COMPLAINT OF CONSPIRACY   TO INFLICT PROLONGED PAIN AND  SUFFERING AGAINST ME AND MY FAMILY. from: antonio buensuceso <antoniobuensucesoshell@gmail.com> to: Eduard.Geus@shell.com, accra@accralaw.com, ecmanibogjr@accralaw.com, jcleong@accralaw.com, pio@sc.judiciary.gov.ph, pio_feedback@sc.judiciary.gov.ph, pio_invitations@sc.judiciary.gov.ph, pio_personnel@sc.judiciary.gov.ph, pio_questions@sc.judiciary.gov.ph cc: John Donovan <john@shellnews.net>, rosebuens@gmail.com, Mosses Buensuceso <mosses@alumni.nus.edu.sg>, mimikyut <mimikyut@yahoo.com>, Aaron Buensuceso <aaronbuensuceso@gmail.com>, veronica buensuceso <vcbuensuceso@gmail.com>, Mia Buensuceso <miriambuens@gmail.com> date: Fri, Dec 4, 2015 at 12:29 AM subject: GEUS_4DEC15_REITERATION OF DEMAND PAYMENT OF RETIREMENT PAY mailed-by: gmail.com EXHIBIT  1 EXHIBIT 2 EXHIBIT 3 EXHIBIT 4 EXCERPTED FROM  ATTY. RAUL QUIROZ DEFENSE PLEADINGS NUMBERS 21,  22,  23,  24,  25,  26 EXHIBIT 5 EXHIBIT 6 photos of the defense lawyers and prticulars COPY RECIPIENTS Copies  for Atty. Raul Quiroz and his counsels  was sent through his counsels'   Atty.Emiterio C. Manibog Jr.  and Atty. Joy Anne C. Leong-Pambid  and ACCRA LAW Head Office  e-mail addresses and copies   for PILIPINAS SHELL PETROLEUM CORPORATION, STOCKHOLDERS, DIRECTORS, OFFICERS and Mr. Eduard Geus was sent  through     Mr. Eduard  Geus e-mail   for the Third Division Deputy Clerk of Court, Wilfredo V. Lapitan   AND for Honorable Chief Justice  Ma. Lourdes Sereno is coursed through  Atty. Theodore Te, PIO Chief, Supreme Court of the Philippines on December 4, 2015 The following Justices of the Supreme Court of the Philippines are DEEMED provided with copy STARTING FROM the "16TH FOLLOW UP_REITERATION OF DEMAND PAYMENT OF RETIREMENT PAY"  through Atty. Theodore Te's PIO e-mail address on  January 4, 2016  to the present and prayers for  corrective administrative  and/or judicial  and/or disciplinary actions  be instituted in due time. Chief Justice Maria Lourdes P. A. Sereno Justice Antonio T. Carpio Justice Presbitero J. Velasco, Jr. Justice Teresita J. Leonardo-De Castro Justice Arturo D. Brion Justice Diosdado M. Peralta Justice Lucas P. Bersamin Justice Mariano C. Del Castillo Justice Martin S. Villarama, Jr. RETIRED  FEBRUARY 2016 Justice Jose P. Perez Justice Jose C. Mendoza Justice Bienvenido L. Reyes Justice Estela M. Perlas-Bernabe Justice Marvic Mario Victor F. Leonen Justice Francis H. Jardeleza Justice Alfredo Benjamin S. Caguioa E-MAIL DEEMED SENT THROUGH  PIO CHIEF E-MAIL ADDRESS BEGINNING  1 MARCH 2016 AFTER JUSTICE MARTIN VILLARAMA RETIRES

Police free Arroyo grandson

GLORIA AND MIKE IMAGE CREDIT: INQUIRER.NET Police free Arroyo grandson By: Carla P. Gomez - Correspondent / @carlagomezINQ Philippine Daily Inquirer / 12:01 AM December 07, 2016 BACOLOD CITY—A grandson of former first gentleman Mike Arroyo’s late brother has been released from police custody for further investigation of the drug charges against him after he was arrested with two other men in a sting operation last week. The city prosecutor’s office directed the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) to free Joshua Roberto Ignacio Arroyo pending resolution of the complaint against him of illegal drugs possession, a bailable offense, said Julius Navales, PDEA director for Negros Island Region. The two others arrested with Arroyo—his stepbrother Christian Mijares and Barangay 35 chair Manuel “Maui” Huelar Jr.—face non-bailable charges and remain in detention, Navales said. The three were arrested during a buy-bust operation inside a pension house at Liroville Subdivision in Barangay Singcang-Airport on Nov. 28.Huelar was accused of selling and possessing dangerous drugs while Mijares was charged with conspiracy to commit unlawful acts related to illegal drugs. Huelar was arrested after he handed a pack of “shabu” to an undercover PDEA agent posing as a buyer. The buy-bust item—a plastic sachet with suspected shabu worth P500—plus an additional P1,000 worth of shabu were seized from him, said Navales. Huelar, who used to play with the Negros Slashers in the Metropolitan Basketball Association, denied the charges. Navales said Arroyo, a grandson of the former Negros Occidental Rep. Ignacio Arroyo, got out of his room to check on the commotion inside Huelar’s room next door. Arroyo immediately tried to close the door to his room after an agent saw suspected drugs inside. The agent’s hand, which was holding a gun, got stuck in the door, prompting him to fire his weapon. The bullet hit Arroyo’s arm. He was taken to the hospital while the two others were detained. Two small packs of “shabu” were seized from Arroyo, Navales said. Mijares, who was in the room with Arroyo, was allegedly caught with a medium-sized sachet of suspected shabu, a pack of plastic sachets, a digital weighing scale, an improvised tooter, two disposable lighters and a cellular phone. In Western Visayas, police have declared 83 villages in the region free from the influence of illegal drugs. Supt. Gilbert Gorero, regional police spokesperson, said Aklan province recorded the most number of villages cleared, with 58. It was followed by Capiz province, with 23, and Guimaras, two. He said these villages were cleared due to the absence of drug users and pushers and illegal drug dens or laboratories. —WITH A REPORT FROM NESTOR P. BURGOS JR. SHARED FROM

WHY A PHILIPPINE DICTATORSHIP IS SURE TO FAIL

WHY A PHILIPPINE DICTATORSHIP IS SURE TO FAIL Posted by The Society of Honor on December 7, 2016 · 1 Comment  By Joe America Let’s break the Philippine population into three major component parts. The entitled. Politicians who are trapos, oligarchs, movie stars, and others who get rich and powerful by working within the class of entitlement and impunity to share opportunities and trade favors. The Philippines even has judges in this class, reflecting the gross ethical bankruptcy of this group. The educated elite. University professors, middle business managers (if they are honest), politicians who believe in democracy, and people who have traveled enough, and read enough, to understand the importance of human rights, laws, and the discipline of good ethical behavior. They are wiser than most which arouses envy and generates resentment from those in the other two groups. The needful masses. Lower-level workers who see others doing better than them, commuters waiting in lines, farmers and fishermen who can barely survive, tricycle peddlers, mothers with seven kids, the hungry . .  and many, many more. There are a whole lot of people in this group. They operate more with emotions and superstition than knowledge. A lot of Duterte supporters, most notably Senator Cayetano, like to point to Singapore to justify President Duterte’s autocratic style. The Philippines is on the path to success, they say, because this kind of authoritarian might is needed to cut through the crap of corruption, drugs and entitlement. I’m gobsmacked. Never before in my life have I seen carabao pies packaged as perfume. The dictator Marcos and the aspiring dictator Duterte put their power base together on the strength of group (1) manipulating group (3). The powerful and entitled are using and abusing the needful and needy, while telling them otherwise. Well, that is a personal opinion, of course. Not everyone thinks it is abusive for Filipino cops to murder innocent Filipinos by the thousands. Perfume in the Philippines comes in many different stenches. The educated elite (2) are the opposition, the enemies, of this new authoritarian order. The “dictator” Lee Kuan Yew put together his power base on the strength of group (2), period. His agency officials were honest, educated managers. Technocrats, not family. Economists, not friends. They did not manipulate the needy and needful, they took care of them. Furthermore, Lee was actually Prime minister, re-elected repeatedly. He won based on performance, not threat. Singapore thrived. Marcos failed and dealt the nation into poverty for decades. Duterte is on the path to failure as he undermines the very foundations of the economy. Driving off the BPO’s, insulting nations that host Philippine OFWs and make material economic contributions in the Philippines, kicking out US intelligence resources and allowing terrorists an open, unprotected nation in which to plant bombs, driving off tourists by raising a terror warning nationwide, and portraying the Philippines as a drug infested cesspit. Investors hate risks and instability. Only those with ulterior motives like China consider the Philippines a good place to put money. The 2017 budget was put together, not to focus on economic production, jobs and wealth, but to advance political goals. Praise and punish, not return on investment. Over 2 billion is allocated for trolls, which, if you think about it, is a destructive business. It does not build anything. When the measure of productivity is 75 insults per 1,000 words, you know this is not a government focused on unity or reducing poverty. (I made those statistics up, to show how easily the propaganda artists generate new facts.) Lee Kuan Yew promoted promise and hope and opportunity, and built economic strength. The aspiring dictator Duterte promotes darkness and death and fear, and economic bankruptcy, or delivery of the nation to China. See the difference? If you don’t, kindly accept my condolences. President Ramos got it right. The ship is sinking. Social turmoil is building. Unity is not forming. The only question is how long the government can function on the strength of the economy that President Aquino left behind, new debt acquired that pushes back the day the last shoe falls, the amount of perfume sold by cabinet members and trolls to call black white, and help from China that converts the Philippines to a new state of colonialism. Protest is futile. Those with needs are blind in their desire for immediate satisfaction or revenge. Many of the entitled are also motivated by revenge . . . against civility. Jailing 9 year olds. Shooting innocents. Gleefully building a death state. It’s a hell of a way to uplift a nation. And no one in government is listening. SHARED FROM THE SOCIETY OF HONOR : THE PHILIPPINES