2010 WILL BE A TURNING POINT IN PHILIPPINES. FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE FOR THIS POOR COUNTRY.

So let's get real.

We hope and pray for a change after the presidential elections.

Now that President Noynoy Aquino chose to support the Reproductive Health Bill, why oppose him?

For 16 years, the church rallied against it. The public has been misinformed that this bill is about legalizing abortions or will lead to legalizing abortions. That abortifacients will be permitted and legally sold. That the government will only take kickbacks. That companies will only profit from the poor. That the bill is anti-life. That the bill will only impose two child policy. All not true.

Please read RH Bill 4244. It is written in simple English and none of the above appears on this bill.

The Catholic Church urged the use of natural family planning methods and opposed artificial contraceptives.

They believe that educating the public on use of modern contraceptives will only contribute to abortions and convert all Filipinos into immorals or even as sex maniacs.

In reality, abortions in Philippines have gone sky high. There are no contraceptives and sex education available for these women.

If natural family planning is effective, how come the population exploded from 55 million to 99.9 million in 14 years?

Why didn't the Catholic Church threaten to excommunicate or penalize past presidents for causing unbelievable high rates of abortions during their office terms?

Have the Church neglected their spiritual and moral obligations in educating the public to stop women from seeking abortions?

Aborted fetuses dumped in front of Churches and other parts of the cities seem like normal news these days. Archibishops can only sigh and condemn their actions.

If natural family planning failed to stop abortions and population explosion, don't you think it's time to give RH Bill a chance?

Perhaps the statistics on high abortions and increase in population will change.

Perhaps the quality of life will improve.

I am a Catholic and a mother. I believe that God is leading us to the right path of freedom and for a brighter future for our children.

I believe that the right president is elected to implement the bill that will effectively change the poverty issues and make all citizens more responsible people.

I believe that the Reproductive Health Bill will be supported by all religions for the sake of all Filipino children.

I believe that today's generation, the youth and the voice of all will help this RH Bill to reality because the future of this country depends on them.

I believe that all citizens have not lost their moral responsibilities in releasing the poor from their sufferings.

Every year, as many as 750,000 women undergo induced abortion in illegal "clinics" all over the Philippines.

Surveys indicate that women resorting to abortion are often from economically disadvantaged groups and take this step because they are unable to provide for another child.

Surveys also indicate a high incidence of repeat abortion. In a context of poor health conditions and widespread malnutrition, and where some 76 per cent of deliveries occur at home and only 21 per cent are attended by a physician, induced abortions are poorly performed and result in high maternal mortality and morbidity.)

Induced abortion is the fourth leading cause of maternal deaths in the country," declares the first State of the Philippine Population Report (SPPR), published by the Commission on Population (Popcom) with assistance from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).
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2001 - 2010 ARROYO ADMIN.
Do you want this type of government in power for life?

Do you want this type of individuals running the Philippine government?

Do you want this government to stay in power for life?

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"You can no longer dream in a world of coma. Philippines is dying." Tomorrow starts today! We can light the torch of freedom again. We are not powerless!

We are Subjects of a corrupt government. We must not allow the government to act wrongfully against us. Government must be checked. Bureaucrats must be resisted. They must be over-ruled.

If Gordon has his transformative politics, Noynoy has his "transformative leadership". The platform has sixteen (16) points, namely:

1. A government headed by a President who will be the foremost crusader against graft and corruption.
2. Job generation is top priority to realize or concretize economic gains or data before the people.
3. Education as central strategy, meaning the Noynoy administration will surely invest in enhancing the skills or the potentialities of human resources to combat poverty.
4. Advancement or improvement of public health.
5. Enhancement of the justice system
6. An Executive department that
dispenses equal justice and fair to everyone.
7. Recognition of farms and rural enterprises as key engines for achieving food security.
8. Anti-poor programs that widens economic opportunities for the poor.
9. A government that promotes conditions for growth of all economic sectors, big or small.
10. A government that promotes local employment opportunities and takes care of Filipinos who decide to work abroad.
11. Political appointees chosen based on integrity, competence and performance.
12. Professionalization of the government bureaucracy.
13. A government that promotes gender equality in all spheres of life.
14. " A broadly supported peace initiative" in Mindanao--whatever that means.
15. Allow the building of "Inclusive urban communities"--whatever that means.
16. Sustainable use of natural resources for the betterment of the country.