JDV vs. GMA, And then Some…
Jose De Venecia has been ousted. Shortly after losing the post of House Speaker, De Venecia was – speechless.
Immediately after her husband was ousted, Gina Vera Perez De Venecia, wife of the Cong. Jose De Venecia took the fallen Speaker to Makati Medical Center. She had his back checked for wounds because godsons, goddaughters, and allies took turns stabbing his back that same evening.
In his impassioned speech in Congress Monday night hours before his impending ouster, an emotional Jose De Venecia, asked, “What’s happening to our country? Everything is for sale!” – apparently referring to rumors of bribed congressmen. The irony of it all, it was De Venecia who prostituted his fellow solons in so many instances in the past and yet, he spoke of bribery as if it was entirely new to him.
Following his ouster as House Speaker, Cong. Jose De Venecia declared a “war” against President Arroyo. Isn’t that exciting! Tainga vs. Ngipin!
Ousted Speaker Jose De Venecia Jr., the main proponent of Congress’ much reviled “pork barrel system” bared that three generals plotted to assassinate him last year. Ordinary people who heard De Venecia’s revelation were both shocked and furious – at the three generals. Tatlo-tatlo na nga kayo, pumalpak pa! Mga tanga!
House Speaker Prospero Nograles said his election as speaker was “God’s will.” Either he was lying or God accepted the bribe.
Prospero Nograles has been elected House Speaker. Didagen Dilangalen was also elected… as loud speaker.
The camp of Attorney Jose Miguel Arroyo denied that the First Gentleman was involved in the ouster of Pangasinan Rep. Jose De Venecia as House Speaker. Interior and Local Government Sec. Ronaldo Puno has also denied involvement. Even businessman Enrique Razon whom De Venecia named as financier of the move to oust him has issued a strong denial. THIS JUST IN: An informal survey was allegedly conducted at ABS-CBN following JDV’s ouster. The survey question: “Who do you think masterminded Jose De Venecia’s ouster?” The answer was unanimous: GMA 7.
Breaking News! 
Due to recent political developments in the country, the Philippine Children’s Television Foundation, Inc. has decided to revive the multi-awarded educational children’s show “Batibot.” After watching the proceedings at the House of Representatives Monday night, the producers realized, they would never run out of puppets.

Top 15 Sayings/Proverbs To Describe the Recent Events at the House of Representatives
15: THEY SAY: Better be alone than in bad company.
In Congress: Better be in bad company than lose millions of money.
14: THEY SAY: Home is where the heart is.
In Congress: House is where the pork is.
13: THEY SAY: You scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours.
In Congress: You stab my back… may araw ka rin!
12: THEY SAY: All’s well that ends well.
In Congress: All’s well… oh well, not really.
11: THEY SAY: Action speaks louder than words.
In Congress: Dilangalen speaks louder than anyone.
10: THEY SAY: The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
In Congress: The proof of the bribing is in the voting.
9: THEY SAY: Ang masamang damo, matagal mamatay.
In Congress: Ang masamang damo… hmpf! Mamamatay rin kayo!
8: THEY SAY: Ang taong nagigipit… sa patalim kumakapit
In Congress: Ang taong nagigipit, nanunumbat sa privilege speech.
7: THEY SAY: Ang hindi lumingon sa pinanggalingan, ‘di makakarating sa paroroonan.
In Congress: Ang hindi lumingon sa partidong pinanggalingan, confident. May Kampi kasing paroroonan.
6: THEY SAY: What goes around, comes around.
In Congress: What goes around, could be distributing cash gifts.
5: THEY SAY: Magpakahaba-haba man ang prusisyon, sa simbahan rin ang tuloy.
In Congress: Magpakahaba-haba man ang session, oks lang. Bayad na ’yon.
4: THEY SAY: Kahit saang gubat ay maraming ahas.
In Congress: Hindi ito gubat pero marami pa rin.
3: THEY SAY: Magkulang ka na sa magulang huwang lamang sa iyong biyenan.
In Congress: Maghudas ka na sa ninong at ninang, ‘wag lang sa Malacañang.
2: THEY SAY: Tell me who your friends and I will tell you who you are.
In Congress: Tell me who your friends are, and I will bribe them.
And the number saying to describe the recent events at the House of Representatives…
1: THEY SAY: It takes two to tango.
In Congress: It takes a Mikey and a Dato.
Enjoy the rest of the week!
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