Jun Policarpio

Jun Policarpio
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Jun Policarpio for SIAY MAYOR Political Platform

Jun Policarpio for SIAY MAYOR Political Platform

Spiritual Dimension
1. Seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness.

Moral Dimension
2. Build a nation of character and promote the integral development and total well-being of all Siaynons through values formation on such universal principles as sanctity of human life and dignity of the human person; call to family, community and participation, common good, rights and responsibilities, preferential option for the poor, dignity of work and rights of workers, solidarity, care for God's creation, consistent ethic of life, good citizenship, and basic political education.

3. Discourage the glorification of sex and violence, pornography, dishonesty, vice, materialism and replace them with structures of virtue, peace, responsibility and achievement.

4. Abolish all form of gambling;

5. Actively promote responsible parenthood and natural family planning;

6. Encourage media to foster values that contribute to the formation of national commitment that is Maka-Diyos, maka-buhay, maka-bayan, maka-kalikasan, at maka-tao.

Multidimensional Approach to Peace and Order
7. Make it a criminal offense for anyone except police officers or soldiers and liscensed private security guards in uniform and on duty, to carry firearms or any other weapons in public places.

8. Help formulate and implement a no-nonsense national strategy to eliminate the manufacture, distribution, trafficking, stranshipment, sale and use of all illegal drugs.

Good Governance
9. Accord high priority to projects and programs for the underprivileged, the IPs, the elderly, the prisoners, the differently abled persons and the the youth and support non-government organizations, people's organizations or communities whose projects directly benefit the poor.

10. Ensure transparency and public accountability in goverment (MLGU) activities; reinforce vigilance against graft and corruption and abuse of authority, ensure that public officials shun profligacy and live within their means.

11. Undertake a thorough review of the systems and procedures on the procurement in Municipal and Barangay Local Government Unit aimed at forestalling the commission of graft and corruption.

12. Promote a safe, clean, healthy and wholesome environment, particularly zero waste management; promote stewardship as a way of life; and promote the development of tourism site/park.

Economic Development
13. Ensure rapid and sustained economic growth for sustainable poverty reduction and better quality of life for Siaynons by:
- Prioritizing agricultural development to attain a high degree of self-sufficiency by encouraging productivity through the introduction of new technologies and support-infrastructure. Full control of production, processing and marketing.
- Encouraging livelihood through the formation or strengthening of small and medium enterprises and development programs to alleviate poverty in the grassroot level.
- Drastically improving tax administration and revenue collection.

Political Culture
14. Forbid the setting up of billboards or similar media in public places with pictures of the public official responsible for the project or any other purpose.

15. Promote a local servant-leaders who are morally upright and competent...

So help us GOD...

Saturday, February 6, 2010

Thursday, February 4, 2010

PRAYER FOR THE FORGIVENESS OF CORPORATE SIN

“Heavenly Father, we come before You today to ask Your forgiveness and seek Your direction and guidance. We know Your Word says, “Woe to those who call evil good,” but that’s exactly what we have done. We have lost our Spiritual equilibrium and inverted our values.

“We confess that:
- We have ridiculed the absolute truth of Your Word and called it pluralism;
- We have worshipped other gods and called it multiculturalism;
- We have endorsed perversion and called it an alternative lifestyle;
- We have exploited the poor and called it the lottery;
- We have neglected the needy and called it self preservation;
- We have rewarded laziness and called it welfare;
- We have killed our unborn and called it choice;
- We have shot abortionists and called it justifiable;
- We have neglected to discipline our children and called it building self-esteem;
- We have abused power and called it political savvy;
- We have coveted our neighbor’s possessions and called it ambition;
- We have polluted the air with profanity and pornography and called it freedom of expression;
- We have ridiculed the time-honored VALUES of our forefathers and called it enlightenment.”

“Search us, O God, and know our hearts today; Cleanse us from every sin and set us free… Guide and bless these men and women… Grant them Your wisdom to rule and may their decision direct us to the center of Your will.” In Jesus’ mighty Name… Amen.

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On January 23, 1996, Pastor Joe Wright of Central Christian Church in Wichita prayed this prayer in the Kansas House.
You can copy this prayer online at http://junpolicarpio.blogspot.com/ , you can also request an electronic copy through e-mail at angkapatiranparty@gmail.com or hard copy through post at P.O. Box 7260 Ipil 7001 Zamboanga Sibugay. Please reproduce and distribute to all friends and contacts. God bless the Philippines…
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Monday, January 25, 2010

Jun Policarpio Agenda of S.H.O.C.K

S.H.O.C.K. Siay

Sustainable Agriculture and Fishery & Ecological Management;

Health Services and Education;
(Medicare and hospital access, one family at least one professional)

Opportunity of people to experience the fullness of life (Livelihood projects);

Care for God's Creation (Environmental Friendly Projects);

Knowledgeable and Aware People (Accountability and Transparency)

Sunday, January 3, 2010

New Year's Blessing - From Bishop Gordon Gouglas

Greetings to each of you on this New Year's Eve.

As the Presiding Bishop of GMCI & GAM, I want to share a special prayer for you.

You might wonder why I said New Year's Blessing instead of Happy New Year. Well, certainly I wish you all the happiness available for the new year but you may not be able to stay happy every day of the year but you can stay blessed. The joy of the Lord is our strength and it does not depend on happiness.

As you read the prayer contained in this email, I believe it can be yours if you accept it.

As we stand on the threshold of a new year, it should not be another time of words that rhyme with 2010 or some other type of cliché that wears itself out within 30 days and accomplishes much of nothing. I pray that this new year will be a time of entering into a more dynamic relationship with God.... A time of deliverance and healing: spiritually, physically and financially. I pray it will truly be a year of signs and wonders.

As this email goes out to our membership around the world, I pray that it will accomplish its intended purpose.

Heavenly Father.... I come into agreement with You right now for Your will to be done in the lives and ministries of every minister, outreach ministry and church affiliated with this ministry. Let this truly be a time when we all become more sensitive to the leading of Your Holy Spirit. Let it be a time of healing, deliverance, signs, wonders and miracles.

Lift those that are down, encourage those that are despondent. Heal those that are afflicted and deliver those that are bound. Let this be a year of empowerment to the degree we can all fully walk in the potential you have already created and fulfill our destiny here on earth.

Dear God, let all that would read this prayer accept these words as active in their lives. I pray that the Holy Ghost will fill us and thrill us. Let it change us and rearrange us. May we redeem the time because the days are evil. Let us not just talk church.... Help us to be the Church as You intended. Let us do more than we say... let us accomplish more than we expect. May we all truly be more like You.

As the Presiding Bishop over this ministry and under Your direction, let this prayer accomplish the intended purpose. May this truly be a banner year in every area and aspect of our lives and ministries.

In Jesus Name, Amen

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Thank you very much for supporting Gov. Grace Padaca! (Kayanatin)


Dear Friends,


After several emotional and stressful days following the release of the Commission on Elections’ resolution declaring Benjamin Dy as the winner of the 2007 Isabela gubernatorial race against incumbent Governor Grace Padaca, we can now take a moment to breathe a sigh of relief. The Dy camp’s motion for execution pending appeal was denied, allowing Gov. Padaca to continue as Isabela governor even as she appeals the COMELEC Second Division’s controversial decision.


In the course of five days, we, the friends and supporters of Gov. Padaca, have managed to raise funds for the publishing of a public statement declaring our support for her. The statement was signed by Filipinos from around the nation, including Isabelinos and overseas Filipinos. It was published in the Philippine Star last December 16, 2009 in a full page advertisement. A Tagalog version was also published in Abante the following day, December 17, 2009.


We also came out in support of Gov. Padaca on December 17 when hundreds of supporters from different groups held a peaceful rally in front of the Comelec office as the Second Division decided on the Dys’ motion for execution pending appeal. Among those who came were Gov. Padaca’s fellow Kaya Natin! Champion for Good Governance, Pampanga Gov. Ed “Among Ed” Panlilio, himself awaiting the COMELEC 2nd Division’s decision on the recount case in his province; Atty. Roberto “Bobby” Laurel, president of the Lyceum of the Philippines University where Gov. Padaca graduated as magna cum laude; Arch. Adonis Simpao, the official Liberal Party candidate going up against none other than Pres. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo in Pampanga’s second congressional district; running priest Fr. Robert Reyes, and YouTube star Mae Paner a.k.a. Juana Change.


Since December 12, people had been generously giving various amounts to fund the publication of the statement and the rally through bank deposits and cash donations. Governor Padaca and the leaders of Kaya Natin! have always been a champion of transparency and accountability, and as such, we would like to practice what we preach. Below is the summary of the donations we have received from December 12-18, 2009 as well as the expenses we have incurred for this cause.


TOTAL DONATIONS: Php 325,218.50
EXPENSES: Php 204,686.75
BREAKDOWN OF EXPENSES (in Php)
Noise Barrage (Dec 14, ADMU Gate 2.5) Php 186.75
Tarps 3,500
COMELEC Rally 12,000
Philippine Star full page ad 151,000
Abante full page ad 8,000
CASH ON HAND (for future activities): Php 120,531.75

As of December 19, 2009, we have officially turned over the remaining funds to Governor Padaca, which she advises to keep on hand for future activities related to the case.
On behalf of Governor Grace Padaca, we would like to sincerely thank everyone for believing in the truth and in the integrity of Gov. Padaca, for donating to our fight, and for upholding the standards of good governance not just in Isabela but in the entire Philippines. We hope that you will continue to support Gov. Padaca and our other Champions of Good Governance and Ethical Leadership as we continue to fight the good fight in our country.

We pray that God will reward your generosity a hundredfold!

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Kaya Natin,
Kai Pastores
Harvey Keh