Criminals are wiped out.
Murderers live in big fear.
Thieves are afraid.
Double-crossers stay in hiding.
Laws are seriously implemented.
Justice is summarily applied.
Peace is promoted. Order is
maintained. Sacred cows there are
none. Public funds are well-collected
and well-spent. Graft and corrupt
practices are taboo. Public officials render
public service. Government employees in
general attend to their assigned tasks.
Policemen do their job and do it well.
Psychological test
results are neither asked nor needed.
Incompetent leadership is unheard of. KKK is non-existent. The “Pork Barrel” system is taboo. There are more actions , less talk. Concrete realities are seen in place instead
of but downright lies. Social welfare is
both felt and seen instead of but many proclamations and loud
declamations. Socio-economic development is ground reality and not simply
in survey nobody really knows where and how they are made and interpreted
respectively.
No. This is not really
saying that said “Fast Emerging Figure”
is the best candidate for the “2016
National Elections”. This is but
confirming the fact that there is someone whose political potentials are
gaining ground as early as these days – in Metropolitan Manila included. No.
This is neither saying that the said now well-known individual will make
the best President of the Philippines.
This is simply noting why the same local public official is becoming
more and more nationally appreciated.
All the above-said positive direct and indirect attributions
appended to the now more noted public figure are not exactly but mere
imagination, much less they are merely serving as some kind of a political
campaign gimmickry or anything the like.
The truth of the matter is that according to a report released by Numbeo.com – a crowd-sourced rating site
– the City under the leadership of the same public official is considered no
less than the 9th safest place in the world.
Concretely on the matter of Crime and Punishment, it is anything but a well open secret that
the Justice System in practically all parts of the Country does not work – for political
reasons, for monetary considerations, for incompetence, indolence and the
like. One rather infamous Case is the
Maguindanao Massacre. Some 58
individuals were mercilessly murdered and calmly buried in 2009. Some six years later to date, the trial is
said to be still on-going according to law.
And this is but one Murder Case.
What happened to the Mendiola Massacre?
What happened to the Atimonan Massacre?
What will happen to the SAF 44 massacre?
It is good to remember that is justice delayed is justice denied, this
is in fact an injustice.
No wonder that even though it may be questionable that
someone becomes both the prosecutor and the judge, this is not really worst
compared to the absence of justice. And
so is it that the already well-known public figure is now becoming even more
and more famous as the 2016 National Elections become more and more close.