man that Trillanes is an idiot and a half. Does he know how much disruption he has caused the Filipinos the whole day? If, I, patient as I am, is really p**sed off with him, I could just imagine all the other Filipinos out there who are too. First off, because of his stupidity, some parts of Ayala got blocked off (causing medium traffic and re routing of public transpos). All these humble FX drivers trying to earn a living waste 1-2 hrs because of the rerouting and I believe they wouldn't be going back to Ayala anytime soon because of all the panic/traffic. They'd have to change their route for the day and pray to God that they make the boundary so that they'd at least earn. I had to walk a couple of blocks and cross Ayala over the fences because the underpass was closed - thanks again to the brilliant trillanes. I got to the office tired. The day was uneventful. Until we heard that a curfew was set (from 12mn to 5am) to deter any further coup/destabilization attempts. So our LNS(Late night shuttles) got scheduled early and we were off to our merry ways. Most of my colleagues had gotten out of the office already when I heard that mine would get delayed (since it'd be coming from Las Pinas) and there was heavy traffic everywhere - from SLEX to EDSA. I ended up deciding that I should stay in the office, as I didn't want to take the taxi at this time of the night and during these precarious times. So instead of getting home by 12mn, I've to stay here in the office until 5am blogging about trillanes' insensitivity.
Did Trillanes even know what he was doing? I don’t think so. As he seemed like he just walked out of his own hearing and acted like a baby. The guy didn’t even have a plan. First Oakwood. Now Manila Peninsula. What’s next? Shangrila. Asked if he knew who he’d recommend if GMA stepped down, the poor guy couldn’t even answer. I wish he’d stop complaining and start doing something else productive. Get a clue. Also, thinking about other people’s welfare wouldn’t hurt at all.
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