I've read this latest post on The Delano Observer regarding independent presidential candidate Nicanor Perlas being snobbed on purpose by the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Makati Business Club. According to the blog, it seems that businessmen are not interested on the platforms of presidentiables with low survey ratings.
This was not the first time Perlas snobbed by a business group. The Cebu Chamber Of Commerce also snobbed Perlas up to the last minute from the presidential forum in Cebu which they conducted.
I call on these business groups not to be picky on inviting presidential candidates to present platforms. Napaghahalataan na kayong may pinapanigan kayo dahil ang inimbithan ninyong mga kandidato ay negosyante o di kaya kamag-anak ng pinaka-maimpluwensiyang negosyante sa Pilipinas. Be fair and square to all candidates. Give them a chance to present their platforms. Hindi porke mababa sa survey ay hindi niyo pakikinggan.
Tandaan, SIYAM ANG KANDIDATO SA PAGKAPANGULO, HINDI TATLO !!!
This was not the first time Perlas snobbed by a business group. The Cebu Chamber Of Commerce also snobbed Perlas up to the last minute from the presidential forum in Cebu which they conducted.
I call on these business groups not to be picky on inviting presidential candidates to present platforms. Napaghahalataan na kayong may pinapanigan kayo dahil ang inimbithan ninyong mga kandidato ay negosyante o di kaya kamag-anak ng pinaka-maimpluwensiyang negosyante sa Pilipinas. Be fair and square to all candidates. Give them a chance to present their platforms. Hindi porke mababa sa survey ay hindi niyo pakikinggan.
Tandaan, SIYAM ANG KANDIDATO SA PAGKAPANGULO, HINDI TATLO !!!
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Let us choose who will be the best for our country. I am pretty sure that a Perlas' presidency is also the best for business.
ReplyDeleteLet us choose who will be the best for our country. I am pretty sure that a Perlas' presidency is also the best for business.The Chinese Business Club
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