The father of all men is 340,000 years old - life - 06 March 2013 - New Scientist
The father of all men is 340,000 years old - life - 06 March 2013 - New Scientist
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Sulu sultan’s ‘missing letter’ found with DFA—Del Rosario
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Possitive Look http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/focus/03/05/13/pnoy-took-wrong-tack-kirams-says-analyst
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PNoy took wrong tack on Kirams, says analyst by Kathlyn dela Cruz, ABS-CBNnews.com Posted at 03/05/2013 7:59 PM | Updated as of 03/05/2013 7:59 PM Kiram group only wants attention, not war, says UP Prof. Wadi MANILA -- Professor Julkipli Wadi, dean of the Institute of Islamic Studies in University of the Philippines Diliman, on Tuesday called the advisers of President Aquino on the Sabah conflict "newbies" because of the way they're dealing with the Sulu Sultanate as well as the crisis in Borneo. Speaking with radio dzMM, Wadi said all presidents, except Aquino, gave their full support to the Sultanate of Sulu's claim on Sabah. He also noted that the current administration seems to have shifted its stance on the Sulu Sultanate and its claim on Sabah. "'Yung pattern ng polisiya ng iba't-ibang gobyerno simula ng panahon ni President Diosdado Macapagal ay full support sa posisyon ng Su...
Statement of Sec. Teresita Quintos Deles at the High-Level Round Table on Priority Theme “Elimination and Prevention of All Forms of Violence Against Women and Girls
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Covering PNoy's Failures
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Covering up his failures THREE years into his administration, President Aquino is still looking for scapegoats for his incompetence. After doing precious little in the last few weeks but to inflame a perilous situation in Sabah, Mr. Aquino on Monday accused officials of the former administration of conniving with the Sultan of Sulu to create a crisis with our neighbors to the West. In a manner we have now grown accustomed to, the President did so with no evidence —and no names, banking again on the power of innuendo and suggestion to ascribe guilt to parties other than his own bumbling officials. In truth, it was a complete failure of intelligence that his administration was unable to monitor the movement of an armed contingent—more than 200 people—who sailed from Sulu to Sabah, Malaysia, to dramatize the historic claim of the Sulu sultanate to what is now a de facto Malaysian state. If his vaunted intelligence forces were able to discern a hidden hand behind the Sulu crisis,...