I laugh. He did not know. They did not know. The Gloria Administration did not know! Even an elementary student with an internet connection knows how to build bombs.
Undersecretary Anthony Golez said that according to military intelligence officers, whistle-blower Vidal Doble had worked as a mere telephone technician at the Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (Isafp).
"With that kind of job description in their institution, we find it very clumsy for this person to claim that he has knowledge of these things, particularly the making of bombs or any specifics or details on explosives…,” Golez, a deputy spokesperson of President Macapagal-Arroyo, told reporters at a briefing.
Golez added that Doble’s salary level at Isafp could not have allowed for “the kind of information that he has been stating.”
PATHETIC! Mr Undersecretary if you can read this (and I am sure you can't) please click on the following links. If you know what I am talking about.
3 comments:
narinig ko na din to sa radio once. napatawa na nga lang din ako. i couldn't help shaking my head. i mean, so what if he's "just" a radio announcer? does that justify that he "couldn't possibly know" how to make a bomb! hello! hindi porke governmnet official sya eh mas magaling at matalino na sya ano!
and you're right edik, the Internet can offer a lot when it comes to information. i remember yung isang incident sa school sa US, yung student sa Internet lang kumuha ng info on how to make a bomb. [such a scary thought!]
yes mareng Grace. as if this undersecretary is so behind. so neanderthal.
oh thermite... got even with a guy using thermite, burned a hole through his engine lol
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