Comments on: Mayor Nasser Pangandaman Jr. (DAR chief’s son) Mauled A Father & Son at Valley Golf and Country Club

By: Ted

Ted — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 08:59:08 +0000

Another comment. And I thought that this issue is dead??? Please check your facts Cherryl.

By: Cherryl

Cherryl — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 13:53:43 +0000

It shows his arrogance and his abuse of power. He’s powerless without his body guards. Seriously, he should rot in dirt. “Hindi nila kami kilala! Sabihin mo nga sa kanila kung sino ako!” – your someone who should be thrown off from your position; and to think that your ‘SOMEONE’, is a waste of words. Trust me, you don’t deserve to be called ‘Mayor’ in the eyes of a number that can over-ride your number. This is an advocacy, for the cause of justice.

By: Ted Pastrana

Ted Pastrana — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 04:39:44 +0000

Hi Noemi,

Did you get my reply to your message? I sent it through your “contact” page which I had a hard time to locate Anyways, let me know when you and your hubby are free this week.

Regards,

Ted

By: Noemi

Noemi — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 09:28:34 +0000

there is a contact me button on my blog , up there if you are serious about coffee. Same as my husband’s blog

By: diego

diego — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 19:07:05 +0000

i bet you tell that to your bodyguards, mayor! maul them or i’ll fire you!

By: Rick

Rick — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 15:03:44 +0000

Yes Chuck but I guess, the issue is almost dead after the release of the VGC report. The court case in my opinion become basically weak after the VGC report. Old DelaPaz objective to be known however by atleast within the Philippines is somewhat achieved. Some people can now recognized Old Dela Paz as an aggressor but mauled guy due to his not so impressive umbrella fighting skills demo to Pangandamans. But I think after a year, only few people can remember that event happened except within their family circle and those who invested time for the blog.

I hope Old Dela Paz will not challenge another known personality (probably much bigger personality like FG to have a lasting effect to be known) to show how tough he is by saying “kilala mo ba ako!!” and get mauled again unless he really wants to show that this time, he really improved the umbrella fighting techniques and even mastered it so look-out!

Old Dela Paz is a businessman so he can ask or scream the question “kilala mo ba ako!! much safer to his employees. If his employees said no, fire him and if the employees said yes, but your umbrella fighting techniques needs to be improved, fire him also! The employees should only answer Yes Boss, Opo Boss I salute you, kumusta na po si Atty Fortun?

By: chuck

chuck — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 16:56:10 +0000

Ted,

No problem. Your always welcome to blog.

By: Ted Pastrana

Ted Pastrana — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 09:27:07 +0000

Hello Chuck, cvista, Rick, Jason Abalos, Pulis na Pogi and everybody else who commented on this issue. My apologies to the rest who I simply referred to as “everybody else”–you are just too numerous to be individually mentioned

You may find it strange why I joined the “discussions” this late. As I mentioned in my previous replies to Noemi, I did so now because the issue has “died down”. Please refer to my comment to Noemi’s comment to Chuck’s comment (1-14-2009; 11:49:01) And only in this site, though I still get tempted to write a paragraph or two in the others

I have written my piece; and I thank Noemi for taking time to read. Thanks Noemi too for visiting tedpastrana.blogspot.com. Now, what else can I say? World Peace!

Cheers,

Ted

By: Ted Pastrana

Ted Pastrana — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 03:08:05 +0000

Hello Noemi,

I hope you didn’t get me wrong when I mentioned about Mon Tulfo’s article about the apology. None was demanded. I hope too that I did not remotely suggest in my reply that you needed to. We lawyers were trained to respect other persons’ views and opinions and their right to express them. As lawyers would typically say, “I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend your right to say it”.

I fully understand your opinion which as you said was based on Bino’s injuries. That’s exactly the same question most people I meet ask. Why was he hurt? The short answer is, because he hit JR first with a club breaking the latter’s finger and he too threw punches at the Pangandaman brothers. Again, please don’t get me wrong here, I don’t blame the kid…I blame the father.

Delfin put his son in harm’s way…and he had the gall to show his son’s bleeding ear on national TV That to me is child abuse… and as Susan Roces will put it “not once, but twice”. I am a father too. And believe me, under circumstances like that I will get my son’s injury treated first than worry about it getting filmed by a TV crew for future public exhibition.

I guess we can go on and on. But you are right, let’s just wait for the courts’ decision. However, before we even get there, I just want to thank you for being patient with me. For that alone I will take the liberty of inviting you and your hubby for lunch or even coffee if you guys are too busy

Thanks again and best regards,

Ted

By: Noemi

Noemi — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 05:05:13 +0000

Well let us see how the judge will decide this case. Just letting you know that my stand remains. I do not have to apologize to the Pangandamans or anyone for that matter for my stand , my opinion that was based on Bino’s injuries who is still a minor btw and we have laws to protect our children no matter their size or built.

And it’s okay that you are commenting here so the entry is balanced in both viewpoints. It’s good to blog . It’s your democratic space online. I will visit your blog soon and share it to my blogger friends.