Leila seems to believe that her legal problems will be over once Rody is ousted.


She said she is no longer alone. There are already many today who want to see Rody ousted. Really? Just how many is many? Six thousand students, bishops, priests and teachers from Catholic schools, along with the usual leftists? A million? Two million? Five million that hardly represent the Filipino people, even if they ever get that number?


But Leila yesterday called on Filipinos to stand up to Rody and speak out against him, calling him a "sociopathic serial killer" and "dictator".


"Now is the time for all of us to stand up to the criminal dictator," she stressed, recalling how the country overthrew the Marcos dictatorship 30 years ago.


"Let us fight for our rights, for justice and for our democracy," she added.


But the more important question is, will these people fight and die for Leila, or even Leni Robredo? Or, for that matter, Archbishop Soc Villegas and the do-nothing Noynoy Aquino?


Apparently, Leila knows the people won't heed her call, which is why Leila also turned to Rody's Cabinet members, saying that they can save the country and the nation from a criminal president by declaring him unfit for the job."


She explained that a majority of the members of the Cabinet can declare that a sitting president is incapable of performing his functions.
Asked if Leila's call for the Cabinet members to declare Duterte unfit for the presidency, presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella replied saying "Seriously?"


Big joke that, Leila.


Truth is, Leila, being a Cabinet member of Aquino then, should have demanded this when Noynoy was president because he certainly was unfit for the presidency, and one moreover who was incapable of performing his functions as president. He did nothing, and froze everytime a crisis occurred.


What Leila does not say when she brings up the scenario of a constitutional coup by the Cabinet is that the President can also go to the leaders of Congress after a few days and declare himself fit, which gives him the right to return to his seat, and presumably fire all his Cabinet members — should they succeed in constitutionally ousting him.


That constitutional provison is useless.


Just what are the odds of Rody's Cabinet members, taking the role of Brutus, in doing a Julius Ceasar? Zilch.


The yellows in Gloria Arroyo's Cabinet tried to stage that constitutional coup to oust her though that constitutional proviso. Instead, Gloria fired the yellows in her Cabinet.


Rody quickly dismissed Leni Robredo from his Cabinet, and there was no outrage from the public.


Despite all that she mouths against Rody to the extent of calling for his ouster through people power, and with only Trillanes whom she probably tapped to be her military adviser, as well as her yellow allies, there is merely a shrugging of shoulders from the public. Her call goes into one ear and out the other.


Not even the anniversary of the People Power Revolt is likely to get a large crowd. And Leila may not even be around, since she may just be in jail.


Leila puts too much importance on herself, as she said she was being sent to jail by Rody to silence her, and to make an example of her.
She went on a harangue against Rody, making herself look like a madwoman, as she started seeing everyone against her as her enemies, likening Rody to Batman's "Joker" who reunited criminals in Gotham City to try and defeat superhero Batman.


"There is a reunion of criminals in his (Rody's) government, whose worst criminal is the President of the country," Leila said, forgetting that she just appealed to the Cabinet to oust Rody. She pointed to Rody as the Joker, a psychotic murderer and leader of all the criminals, whom she identified as "questionable characters" together with the Marcoses, former president Gloria Arroyo, alleged pork barrel scam mastermind Janet Lim-Napoles, and their lawyers, including Ferdinand Topacio, supposed "operators" Sandra Cam, Dante Jimenez of the Violence Against Crime and Corruption, and former National Bureau of Investigation deputy directors Reynaldo Esmeralda and Ruel Lasala.


"And there are also the frontline enforcers of the orders of President Duterte — Secretary (Vitaliano) Aguirre and SolGen (Jose) Calida who are abusive and arrogant officials in government," she said.


Now that is a really desperate woman who sees goblins where there are none.


Careful Leila, you may just be seen as a sociopathic serial whiner.


Poor woman.



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Raging Verago by Ninez Cacho-Olivares, February 22, 2017, <a href="https://goo.gl/FPT57k" target="_blank" class="news_link" title="Source">The Daily Tribune</a>
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Desperate Leila may just end up in a mental hospital in a straightjacket