In the privilege speech accorded to Senator Manny Villar in the Senate hearing for the C5 Extension case prior to the decision, he seems really exasperated with the subject already. After his short privilege speech where he continues to maintain that he did nothing wrong and he did not pocket the P200 million interjection in the contract, Sen. Villar walked out of the senate possibly to avoid interpolation. After all, being in the Senate is so stressful. It seems pataasan na lang ng boses. If you want to be a senator, you should have a loud voice. After Villar left, it was Sen. Jamby Madrigal (who is also a presidential candidate), Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile, and Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano who had a rather heated exchange.
It seems, Sen. Villar is the ultimate opponent in the 2010 presidential race.
Anyway, it was reported that the Senate was still able to deliberate some local laws before they are to go on a holiday for the start of the campaign period.
Now that we are going automated with the presidential elections, Globe Telecoms has uncovered a jamming device at the New Bilibid Prison in Muntinlupa which was not authorized by the NTC. Jamming devices are supposed to be illegal in our country but now there is a proliferation of it. And they can just be easily bought in electronic stores in Manila.
NTC warns that those who import, buy, or use these jamming devices will be punished. Only the military can use jamming devices because they have their own frequency that are used in national security.
The Comelec is now afraid that these jamming devices are being proliferated because it can be used to jam the signals of the Smartmatic.
Let us wait and see.