DDS Blogger, binuweltahan ang Political Analyst na si Richard Heydarian sa pagkalat ng pekeng impormasyon tungkol sa "Imperial Manila"

Krizette Laureta Chu and Richard Heydarian, photo compiled from Google

Isang masugid na tagasuporta ni Pres. Duterte at DDS na blogger, si Krizette Laureta Chu ay binatikos ang kilalang political analyst na si Richard Heydarian dahil sa pagkalat ng pekeng impormasyon tungkol sa "Imperial Manila" at ang mga dahilan kung bakit hindi maganda ang Federalism para sa bansa.

Sinabi ng isang political analyst ng GMA News sa kanyang opisyal na Facebook Page na nagpapakita kung paano nakatulong ang Imperial Manila sa pagpapataas ng sapat na buwis para sa mga lalawigan. Sinabi ni Richard Heydarian na, "FYI, 'Imperial Manila' has been the source of funding to many provinces, which can't raise enough taxes on their own."



Ayon kay Krizette Laureta Chu, sa kanilang bayan, na dati ay fifth class ngunit mayroon silang Pepsi factory, Wella Metal Corporation, at Sol Oil New Leyte Edible Oil, at maraming mga negosyo para sa kopra at palay na nagpapatunay na ang kanilang lalawigan ay sapat na sila ay maitaas mula sa fifth class hanggang 2nd class.

Here's the Complete Statement of Krizette Laureta Chu:

Not true.

In my town, which used to be fifth class, we have Pepsi factory, Wella Metal Corporation, and Sol Oil New Leyte Edible Oil (which is/used to be the largest coconut oil processing plant in the Philippines), and many businesses for copra and palay, we were only 55k people in that small town.

We were self sufficient enough that we were able to elevate our rating from fifth class to second class.



Manila could shut down and people in Leyte would still be able to feed themselves and grow in proportion to their income.

Meanwhile, almost 80 percent of the population who rarely if ever use the MRTs as they live in the province pay tax that is used to maintain the trains for the use of "Imperial Manila's" citizens.

While the provinces have room for growth, Manila is decomposing, saved only not by its mayors (hola, Manila Mayor Estrada) but by private owned companies like Megaworld, Ayala, and other public and private partnerships.

Grabe makapang mata si Heydarian ha.

Source: Krizette Laureta Chu FB page

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