CHA-CHA: And that's how the law is CIRCUMVENTED...

Posted Dec. 13, 2008 at bebongpating.multiply.com)

CIRCUMVENTION in legal parlance is a kind of maneuver, though maybe legal at times and most of the time, that allows law practitioners to put a ragtag (read: rag doll) kind of reasoning that is most of the time against the laws of logic. An example of this is a "comparative" use of ambiguous laws to heighten the chosen side and put to fall the inordinate or probably inanimate provision.

Art 17 AMENDMENTS OR REVISIONS Section 1. Any amendment to, or revision of, this Constitution may be proposed by: (1) The Congress, upon a vote of three-fourths of all its Members; or (2) A constitutional convention.

As previously quoted in countless blogs (ie. Dean Jorge Bacobo, Carlo Masajo, etc.) our 1987 Constitution, the constitution in effect provides for a titanic "circumvention allowance" with which the puny minds of most administration solons would use to put to impetus the brainless attempt to Cha-cha. For the nth time, these brain-dead representatives coming from the flushes of Philippine toilets try to resurrect the undying pre-election Charter Change excitement. Again the leeches of Mrs. Arroyo remain unaware that they put themselves into a comedic light by insulting the intelligence of the Filipino people. Moreso, once this maneuver is in the SC, God permit, at lightning speed, that case will be resolved. For crissakes, our legislature has been doing everything separately, why now, at the brink of national insanity, would our Houses be acting jointly in voting for or against this stupidity? There is nothing practically UNECONOMICAL in the 1987 Constitution nor the LEGAL LOOPHOLES like the one stated above would drastically add to the deepening crisis and be converted to a recession-bringer. Sadly, as one of Asia's leading in literacy rating, we have the biggest chunk of morons, idiots, imbeciles and stupids in a big building in Batasan.