SENATE PROBES INTERNET NUDE RUFFA, DONITA NET PICS
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SENATORS PROBE NUDE RUFFA, DONITA NET PICS
Manila, Oct. 7, 1998 - Ruffa Gutierrez and Donita Rose, who are shown
in all their naked glory in photos published on the Internet, have
taken the matter with a more or less cavalier attitude. But the
pictures offended members of the Philippine Senate, who will not let
the matter just slip by unchallenged.
Senators Ramos Magsaysay Jr. and Miriam Santiago want the Department
of Foreign Affairs to take drastic action against the Internet
publication of photos showing naked Filipino actresses. Local website
developers will be questioned to determine if they had a hand in the
display of the nude pictures.
Magsaysay is urging President Estrada to file a protest against
countries where the sex websites originate.
Santiago wants Philippine laws on obscenity and pornography updated
to catch up with the technology of Cyberspace.
"We should uphold the dignity of the victims and protect the public,
particularly the young, from the proliferation of sexually explicit
materials on the Internet," Santiago said.
Aside from Donita and Ruffa, actors Aga Muhlach and Diether Ocampo
have also been "victimized" by nude photo purveyors on the Worldwide
Web.
All four movie stars deny that they posed for the pictures, and
suspect that their faces have been "morphed" with other people's
naked bodies.
Napanice
Claire Danes, and now Ruffa and Donita? You guys are really the
best of the best when it comes to Filipino leadership. Carry on!
Napanice
cen...@palace.of.fine.arts.com
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:SENATORS PROBE NUDE RUFFA, DONITA NET PICS
:Manila, Oct. 7, 1998 - Ruffa Gutierrez and Donita Rose, who are shown
:in all their naked glory in photos published on the Internet, have
:taken the matter with a more or less cavalier attitude. But the
:pictures offended members of the Philippine Senate, who will not let
:the matter just slip by unchallenged. Senators Ramos Magsaysay Jr. and
:Miriam Santiago want the Department of Foreign Affairs to take drastic
:action against the Internet publication of photos showing naked Filipino
:actresses. Local website developers will be questioned to determine if
:they had a hand in the display of the nude pictures. Magsaysay is urging
:President Estrada to file a protest against countries where the sex
:websites originate. Santiago wants Philippine laws on obscenity and
:pornography updated to catch up with the technology of Cyberspace.
:"We should uphold the dignity of the victims and protect the public,
:particularly the young, from the proliferation of sexually explicit
:materials on the Internet," Santiago said. Aside from Donita and Ruffa,
:actors Aga Muhlach and Diether Ocampo have also been "victimized" by
:nude photo purveyors on the Worldwide Web. All four movie stars deny
:that they posed for the pictures, and suspect that their faces have
:been "morphed" with other people's naked bodies.
I know this is off the cuff, but aren't they (actresses) in the public-domain
already by *ahem* virtue of their vocation line-of-business? Doesn't their
personas project "SEX?" Hmmm. Philippine legistlators amuse me to no end! And
with some -real- serious problems having gripped the Philippines, some are ready
willing and able to throw the full-weight and authority of Congress, government,
as well as the -law- into rounding up a bunch of Webmasters & SYSOPS in the
Philippines! LOL! : ) )
Are they dense? Don't they see that these 'morphed' images of famous 'objects'
are technological works-of-art, -IF- in fact this were the case? But given the
the lifestyle of a many number of celebrities, is enough to make one hold a
skeptical 'eye.' Obscene and immoral? Perhaps to many.
Yet, more notably these legislators who've seem to have nothing better to
complain about. But perhaps some are of the same limited frame-of-mind who see
the Venus de Milo, the -famous- and admired armless statue of a 'nekkid woman
<http://pw1.netcom.com/~jsemrau/venus.jpg> as just another sick joke, too?
Just my P0.02, mind you.
- Dominicus
[ patron of the arts ]
--
" Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder ..."
- saged adage
ManongKiko
>cen...@palace.of.fine.arts.com
>Date: Wed, Oct 7, 1998 01:04 EDT
>Message-id: <361aed72...@netnews.worldnet.att.net>
>wrote:
Ruffa Gutierrez and Donita Rose, who are shown
>in all their naked glory in photos published on the Internet, have
>taken the matter with a more or less cavalier attitude. But the
>pictures offended members of the Philippine Senate, who will not let
>the matter just slip by unchallenged. Senators Ramos Magsaysay Jr. and
>Miriam Santiago want the Department of Foreign Affairs to take drastic
>action against the Internet publication of photos showing naked Filipino
>actresses.
What a waste of time and yet they don't give a damn of prosecuting those
illegal recruiters who exploited the innocense of young women that are brought
abroad to be abused. What can an internet does harm to them anyway? Do these
Senators have seen fabricated photos of Bill and Lewinsky making sex in the
white house? Bullshit...these two women are whores anyway so where is the beef?
CLEARAND10
>Bullshit...these two women are whores anyway so where is the beef?
Are these two from the group that went to Brunei a few years back to screw the
Sultan?
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ManongKiko
>clear...@aol.comNOSPAM (CLEARAND10)
>Date: Wed, Oct 7, 1998 02:03 EDT
>Message-id: <19981007020336...@ng55.aol.com>wrote:
>
>
>>Bullshit...these two women are whores anyway so where is the beef?
>
>Are these two from the group that went to Brunei a few years back to screw
>the
>Sultan?
>
>
Who else? The thing is: they don't even declare their income for tax payment.
Rommel P. Feria
Napanice wrote:
> Hey brilliant Senators! Are we getting there yet? Joan Rivers,
> Claire Danes, and now Ruffa and Donita? You guys are really the
> best of the best when it comes to Filipino leadership. Carry on!
Hahaha! Well, you can't blame them for choosing the popular instead of the
more important issues. They are just making sure that they'd win on the
next election. =)
>
>
> Napanice
>
> PHILIPPINE HEADLINE NEWS ONLINE wrote:
> >
> > Sample news items appearing at the PHILIPPINE HEADLINE NEWS ONLINE
> > (http://www.newsflash.org/).
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> >
> > SENATORS PROBE NUDE RUFFA, DONITA NET PICS
> >
> > Manila, Oct. 7, 1998 - Ruffa Gutierrez and Donita Rose, who are shown
> > in all their naked glory in photos published on the Internet, have
> > taken the matter with a more or less cavalier attitude. But the
> > pictures offended members of the Philippine Senate, who will not let
> > the matter just slip by unchallenged.
> >
> > Senators Ramos Magsaysay Jr. and Miriam Santiago want the Department
> > of Foreign Affairs to take drastic action against the Internet
> > publication of photos showing naked Filipino actresses. Local website
> > developers will be questioned to determine if they had a hand in the
> > display of the nude pictures.
> >
> > Magsaysay is urging President Estrada to file a protest against
> > countries where the sex websites originate.
> >
> > Santiago wants Philippine laws on obscenity and pornography updated
> > to catch up with the technology of Cyberspace.
> >
> > "We should uphold the dignity of the victims and protect the public,
> > particularly the young, from the proliferation of sexually explicit
> > materials on the Internet," Santiago said.
> >
> > Aside from Donita and Ruffa, actors Aga Muhlach and Diether Ocampo
> > have also been "victimized" by nude photo purveyors on the Worldwide
> > Web.
> >
> > All four movie stars deny that they posed for the pictures, and
> > suspect that their faces have been "morphed" with other people's
> > naked bodies.
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CLEARAND10
>
>Who else? The thing is: they don't even declare their income for tax payment.
>
I wonder how much a high class piece of ass like this is worth? I'll bet the
Sultan overpaid!
ManongKiko
>clear...@aol.comNOSPAM (CLEARAND10)
>Date: Wed, Oct 7, 1998 03:54 EDT
>Message-id: <19981007035428...@ng75.aol.com>wrote:
>
>
>>
>>Who else? The thing is: they don't even declare their income for tax
>payment.
>>
>
>I wonder how much a high class piece of ass like this is worth? I'll bet the
>Sultan overpaid!
>
Yup just because the Sultan is oversex so he has to overpay - imagine an ass
and the real thing. I heard it is worth $50K a night per head.
gerr...@my-dejanews.com
in...@newsflash.org wrote:
>
> Santiago wants Philippine laws on obscenity and pornography updated
> to catch up with the technology of Cyberspace.
>
Brenda Meds Miriam is upset because no Photoshop artist would dare morph her
ugliness. Bwahahahawwwrrrr!!!!
Katawa-tawa talaga ang mga mambabatas natin, oo. Para silang mga ulol! Hah!
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learned from the example of US Legislators' troubles regarding censorship on the
'Net?
gerr...@my-dejanews.com wrote in message <6vfa8v$anr$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
Rommel P. Feria
gerr...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
> > Santiago wants Philippine laws on obscenity and pornography updated
> > to catch up with the technology of Cyberspace.
> Brenda Meds Miriam is upset because no Photoshop artist would dare morph her
> ugliness. Bwahahahawwwrrrr!!!!
>
> Katawa-tawa talaga ang mga mambabatas natin, oo. Para silang mga ulol! Hah!
Hay naku! Ewan ko ba dyan sa mga yan! Sa sobrang dami ng batas sa Pilipinas na
di naman ginagamit, wala na silang maisip na gawin kundi mag-imbestiga ng mga
alang kwentang isyu na tulad nito!
jibong
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Ryan Christopher Fruto <ryan...@earthlink.net> wrote in article
<6vfjer$p38$1...@fir.prod.itd.earthlink.net>...
> Doesn't 'Pinas have an equivalent of the US First Amendment Law? Hasn't
Brenda
> learned from the example of US Legislators' troubles regarding censorship
on the
> 'Net?
>
> gerr...@my-dejanews.com wrote in message
<6vfa8v$anr$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
> >In article <0113320...@newsflash.org>,
CLEARAND10
>Yup just because the Sultan is oversex so he has to overpay - imagine an ass
>and the real thing. I heard it is worth $50K a night per head.
Even if I was the Sultan I'd want a free test drive before I put out that kind
of cash.
tansong isda
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Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.....<a little disgusted at the event, while gulping air
and laughing> WHAT STUPID MORONS! They may pass any kind of laws in the
country they're in, but if the country where the hostserver is located
did not, there is nothing they can do about it, what idiots.
Robert Chin
remaining tax dollars of the RP citizens at work. Why do the citizens
allow the legislators get paid for this nonsense? Just asking...
Bob
Bgdomingo
>>Bullshit...these two women are whores anyway so where is the beef?
>
>Are these two from the group that went to Brunei a few years back to screw
>the
>Sultan?
>
>
They are not only screwed by the Sultan...I think they also performed a head
job.
================================================================
Bong D
"Southern Way"
CLEARAND10
>
>They are not only screwed by the Sultan...I think they also performed a head
>job.
For 50K per night they had better have put out more than that.
Novus Ordo Seclorum Signum de Volpus Marina
In <361C2C...@shore.net> stated:
:tansong isda wrote:
:> Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.....<a little disgusted at the event, while gulping air
:> and laughing> WHAT STUPID MORONS! They may pass any kind of laws in the
:> country they're in, but if the country where the hostserver is located
:> did not, there is nothing they can do about it, what idiots.
Um. Yes they can ...They can start a discriminating witch-hunt : (
:The sad thing is, while the country is bankrupt, these are the few
:remaining tax dollars of the RP citizens at work. Why do the citizens
:allow the legislators get paid for this nonsense? Just asking...
:Bob
It is indeed 'sad,' and I don't think there are any clear-cut answers to your
question. However, there therein lays the rub. It's the 'citizenry' of the
Philippines who, for the most part 'allow' it to happen by virtue of their vote
(or lack thereof), and apathy when thoughtless/brainless legislation such as
this floored and voted upon. Nevertheless, the form of government in and of the
'Republic' is indeed democratic, yet for it to last this long is without doubt
an accomplishment in and of itself - Given the horrors and tragedies which have
challenged such an endeared nation.
The manner in which these solons and lawmakers come up with hare-brained,
and half-baked arguments, and ideas reminds me of a recent thread regarding
belching and decrepit buses plying the EDSA ...'They just keep going, and
going and going' ...And it's to the ingenuity (both) that keeps them running
is nothing short of a miracle, or marvel to behold : )
Ah. But my take on this and what it comes down to is 'attitude.' The
Filipino-take on all this, when it comes to issues involving crime, poverty,
corruption, politics, worthless-legislation et al. is one that appears aloof,
and it shows in their lawmakers. Case in point: I've an uncle who no longer
votes simply because he has given up on the 'system.' We'd go at it with other
relatives for hours (over a few cases Sn. Miguel), with me offering whatever
smidgen of optimism I can muster, but his general reply to me would be, 'Diri
na bali ...Waray naman kabilingan.' Moreover, when blatant and grave injustices
occur, or when inefficiency of gov't fails time and time again, my feeling is
that many here have come to accept that this is 'just the way it is.' Sad,
hindi ba?
Yes. It comes down to perspective, and attitude. Change this, and possibly
it could tremendously change & benefit the Philippines in the future ...It
worked to some degree with regard to SCF in the form of a single post (op cit.
'unpleasant newsgroups'), and it's sobering effect was indeed felt. Hmmm.
An unprecedented soci-political come-benevolent cataclysm? Hmmm, what would
it take? Maybe ...perhaps the same could happen to the Philippines, and maybe
an 'attitude adjustment' could affect by those who could make a difference in
the Philippines: Her people
My time is up ...Regards.
- Dominic
[ staring at the rain ]
rom...@medicalcity.com.ph
in this damn country. instead of investigating this damn nonsense. you
senators are just wasting the taxes i pay by conducting such stupid
investigations.
PHILIPPINE HEADLINE NEWS ONLINE wrote in message
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Sample news items appearing at the PHILIPPINE HEADLINE NEWS ONLINE
(http://www.newsflash.org/).
============================================
SENATORS PROBE NUDE RUFFA, DONITA NET PICS
Manila, Oct. 7, 1998 - Ruffa Gutierrez and Donita Rose, who are shown
in all their naked glory in photos published on the Internet, have
taken the matter with a more or less cavalier attitude. But the
pictures offended members of the Philippine Senate, who will not let
the matter just slip by unchallenged.
Senators Ramos Magsaysay Jr. and Miriam Santiago want the Department
of Foreign Affairs to take drastic action against the Internet
publication of photos showing naked Filipino actresses. Local website
developers will be questioned to determine if they had a hand in the
display of the nude pictures.
Magsaysay is urging President Estrada to file a protest against
countries where the sex websites originate.
Santiago wants Philippine laws on obscenity and pornography updated
to catch up with the technology of Cyberspace.
"We should uphold the dignity of the victims and protect the public,
Tonyong Gago
lintek na senador na walang inatupag kundi yang mga brunayuki at mga
taartits na napikturang nakahubad....
Walang kakwenta-kwentang probe. Mas marami pang issue na dapat
asikasuhin at pag-ukulan ng pansin.
Tonyong Gago
On Wed, 07 Oct 1998 20:33:53 -0700, tansong isda <ta...@anything.net>
wrote:
>PHILIPPINE HEADLINE NEWS ONLINE wrote:
>
>> Sample news items appearing at the PHILIPPINE HEADLINE NEWS ONLINE
>> (http://www.newsflash.org/).
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>
Hector Santos
>
> these stupid senators should concentrate on other pressing important matters
> in this damn country. instead of investigating this damn nonsense. you
> senators are just wasting the taxes i pay by conducting such stupid
> investigations.
Is there a nude photo of Miriam Santiago available anywhere?
Napanice
If you promise to put it up on your website, it can be arranged.
So, are you up to it?
Napanice
CLEARAND10
>Is there a nude photo of Miriam Santiago available anywhere?
Hey, I met her once and she really is a babe.
jethro
problems.
Robert Chin wrote in message <361C2C...@shore.net>...
>The sad thing is, while the country is bankrupt, these are the few
>remaining tax dollars of the RP citizens at work. Why do the citizens
>allow the legislators get paid for this nonsense? Just asking...
>
>Bob
>
gerr...@my-dejanews.com
clear...@aol.comNOSPAM (CLEARAND10) wrote:
>
> >Is there a nude photo of Miriam Santiago available anywhere?
>
> Hey, I met her once and she really is a babe.
>
Have you checked out http://www.rotten.com lately? Hehehehehehe.
Mehdulla Oblongata
> The sad thing is, while the country is bankrupt, these are the few
> remaining tax dollars of the RP citizens at work. Why do the citizens
> allow the legislators get paid for this nonsense? Just asking...
>
> Bob
>
> tansong isda wrote:
> > Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.....<a little disgusted at the event, while gulping air
> > and laughing> WHAT STUPID MORONS! They may pass any kind of laws in the
> > country they're in, but if the country where the hostserver is located
> > did not, there is nothing they can do about it, what idiots.
Majority of people (anywhere) are complacent. Do you remember the same
happening here in the US? but there's a slight difference here, there are
greater number of people surfing the net here. So there's greater protest.
You can't take the fun out of people's plate, this is a cause for real
revolt.
Ngiiii
What's next a probe if fishballs are really made of fish....
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sultan...@my-dejanews.com
been in the ship too long and think all women are babes . heehee.
In article <6vk516$15d$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>,
JT aka GF
<6vknip$ns3$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
>if you think miriam the localoca is a babe then you need glasses. you have
>been in the ship too long and think all women are babes . heehee.
>
>> clear...@aol.comNOSPAM (CLEARAND10) wrote:
>> >
>> > >Is there a nude photo of Miriam Santiago available anywhere?
>> >
>> > Hey, I met her once and she really is a babe.
>> >
Hey SQ,
You missed Clearand10's point. Brenda is indeed a babe. Ang sarap
babe-bitayin! Hehehehehe.
--
JT aka GF
talk to me at
Bugs
Hector Santos wrote:
> rom...@medicalcity.com.ph wrote:
> >
> > these stupid senators should concentrate on other pressing important matters
> > in this damn country. instead of investigating this damn nonsense. you
> > senators are just wasting the taxes i pay by conducting such stupid
> > investigations.
>
jaz...@my-dejanews.com
Robert Chin <bob...@shore.net> wrote:
> The sad thing is, while the country is bankrupt, these are the few
> remaining tax dollars of the RP citizens at work. Why do the citizens
> allow the legislators get paid for this nonsense? Just asking...
Why do you Americans think we pay our taxes in dollars? We pay them in Pesos.
:)
jaz...@my-dejanews.com
Me Of Course wrote:
> It is indeed 'sad,' and I don't think there are any clear-cut answers to your
> question. However, there therein lays the rub. It's the 'citizenry' of the
> Philippines who, for the most part 'allow' it to happen by virtue of their
vote
> (or lack thereof), and apathy when thoughtless/brainless legislation such as
> this floored and voted upon
Yeah - this is a FAQ asked by balikbayans and foreigners - "How could you
have voted for Erap?" or (fill in name of inept politician here). My standard
reply is "Look, I voted for Roco, not Erap. I personally can't stand him. But
this is a democracy, Joe." And then I turn on CNN and watch the US Congress
go about its impeachment hearings :)
Novus Ordo Seclorum Signum de Volpus Marina
In <6vmna8$rgf$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com> stated:
:In article <361c51e8...@netnews.worldnet.att.net>,
: Me Of Course wrote:
:> It is indeed 'sad,' and I don't think there are any clear-cut answers to your
:> question. However, there therein lays the rub. It's the 'citizenry' of the
:> Philippines who, for the most part 'allow' it to happen by virtue of their
:> vote
:> (or lack thereof), and apathy when thoughtless/brainless legislation such as
:> this floored and voted upon
:Yeah - this is a FAQ asked by balikbayans and foreigners - "How could you
:have voted for Erap?" or (fill in name of inept politician here). My standard
:reply is "Look, I voted for Roco, not Erap. I personally can't stand him. But
:this is a democracy, Joe." And then I turn on CNN and watch the US Congress
:go about its impeachment hearings :)
Heheheh ...I told my significant other during the elections that I was going
would vote for Erap (jokin' na lang), and for a couple of days she wouldn't
speak to me! She supported Roco too : )
- Dominic
[ devouring some tilapia ]
Isip Bata
ang gusto nilang pagtuunan ng pansin (i.e. Ruffa, Donita, Aga, etc.).
Bakit hindi nila pansinin yung mga hindot na Australian bar owners sa
Angeles na nagtayo din ng website para ilagay ang mga hubad na litrato ng
mga Pinay na katulad ni "Christy" na palaging nagpo-poste ng kanilang
website dito
sa SCF?
Nandiyan lang yan sa tabi-tabi, may pangalan pa ng kanilang
bar. Isama na rin nila yung kupal na si Alex Leed.
Kaya lang hindi kasi ka-"high profile" nila Ruffa et al.
Isip Bata
Bugs wrote in message <361EA6E6...@wb.com>...
Pine...@my-dejanews.com
Hoy! Pasali naman. Where are these nude pics? URL please. Or is it in the
USENEt, in one of those alt.erotica something?
Patriot Missile
Do you really pay your taxes ???
I doubt it very much.
You can't fool us Gags!
Senators are not gago like you. They should be respected. Leave them what
they want to do. It's none of your gago business.
Tado !
rom...@medicalcity.com.ph wrote in message <6vhind$io...@news.skyinet.net>...
these stupid senators should concentrate on other pressing important matters
in this damn country. instead of investigating this damn nonsense. you
senators are just wasting the taxes i pay by conducting such stupid
investigations.
PHILIPPINE HEADLINE NEWS ONLINE wrote in message
<0113320...@newsflash.org>...
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