Comments on: Son of Comelec Commissioner

By: rashid jackson

rashid jackson — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 16:05:37 +0000

salaam alaikum
congrats to your dad and family.
hope everything goes well for you

By: junjie

junjie — Sat, 24 May 2008 17:10:16 +0000

hello,,,im glad to read the story about your father,by the way, what is really the function of comlec kasi pag nag decision ang comlec kino kontra ng supreme court. independent body ba talaga ang comlec or under pa rin sila ng supreme court.pliz replay,,, thank you

By: Trishie

Trishie — Wed, 07 May 2008 10:26:30 +0000

This is kinda late but hey, better late than never. :)

Your dad deserves the position given to him now. :) We all know he’s a good public servant. Goodluck sa kanya.

By: Mohammad Hassan Amerol Maongco

Mohammad Hassan Amerol Maongco — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 01:51:33 +0000

We congratulate your dad…we salute your dad for being a good man. His integrity and being one of the most outstanding judges can’t be denied. your dads critics are obviously do not know him. Just keep up your faith to the Almigthy who give us everything in this world…

By: mACAPANTON

mACAPANTON — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 06:36:36 +0000

While we are overwhelmed with your dads appointment, we are saddened by the fact that he forgot about family, onto which without family there wont be any comm. macarambon….
just a professional comment, dont play with politicians especially in newly created provinces. Better yet be the judge that your dad once and look at the merits, evidences before making a blunder especially to FAMILY!!!!

Dont be like GARCI, even if the evidences are in front of him and speaks the truth he goes for well something else…

Hope your dad has a conscience and be a man with a word of honor….

He is new and he already deprive a new province of its right of SUFFRAGE.1111

Good luck…

By: kakuei

kakuei — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 06:51:06 +0000

hi jun, i can relate. it’s hard to keep up with our dads especially when they’re super-achievers. my dad was the school president when i was in high school. and i tried my best not to do anything that would put my dad in a bad light. but when i got into college i rebelled against all this. i became the black sheep of the family and i’m still learning from all my mistakes. it’s good that we try your best to win dad’s approval. but i think just doing best what you love doing is enough. i know you make your dad proud now.

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Blogging in defense of my Father | Moslemen Macarambon Jr. Personal Blog — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 00:17:43 +0000

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By: Mito

Mito — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 05:37:26 +0000

Congrats sa dad mo Jun and to your family.

OT: Sana isang backlink lang sa inquirer at gmanews sa entry/blog mo, okay na.. heheh :)

By: jm_mkt devt corp.

jm_mkt devt corp. — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 02:31:15 +0000

I believe ur father is a good and more credible man. I cannot say if he is better than Abalos or not coz I judge not that I will not be judged too, ika nga. My only concern is thatI believe ur father has the necessary software to operate the COMELEC efficiently but he needs more some updated antivirus to clean the corrupted hardware and a strong processor to clean up the log jam.
I was once a student at MSU-IIT and MSU-Marawi and I can always hear the good name of Tamanosâ€™ and Macarambonsâ€™ (T&M). I was one of the students who organized the supposed ecumenical prayer rally commemorating the death of Ninoy Aquino and Sultan Al-Rashid Lukman last August 21, 1984 at MSU-Marawi. But it didnâ€™t pushed through (nagkagulo lang) because before we can start my friends and I were already picked up by â€œmen in uniformâ€ and brought us to Camp Amai-Pakapak (Mr. & Mrs. September 7, 1984). It was during the visit of late bishop Tudtod (died in a Plane crash) at the said camp that we were informed not to worry because there were some good and influential persons that support our good cause. One of the mentioned name was T&M. I was then cleared but placed under the custody of a French missionary priest. After that incident I transferred to other universities. I ended up at DLSU, Mla and graduated but promise to my â€œ japanese sponsorâ€ NO to politics anymore. Iâ€™m back in Mindanao doing some research now in the govâ€™t and help some private corporation in my simple way but I always cherish those name T&M. I havenâ€™t met them personally but the sweetest things here they do not know that they saved my life once.
PGMA took the risk but has a valid reason why she appoints your father.

By: mon pacio

mon pacio — Sat, 03 Nov 2007 00:58:42 +0000

The appointment of your DAD is the answer of the 1986 Peace Agreement, Sen. Lacson was so apprehensive because he personally doesn’t like the moro to be in the mainstream of the of the gov’t. Thanks GMA that she feels the sentiments of the MORO People. I hope and pray and I am very sure that your dad will be a great asset to the COMELEC. Thanks