Lozada More Credible Than Joker Arroyo — Pimentel
Unfortunately in this instance, Rodolfo Lozada Jr.
sounds more credible than Sen. Joker Arroyo.
Lozada may not have the political clout and standing
of Joker but truth is not about political clouts or
standing. Truth can come from the most lowly of
sources. And in the recent ZTE investigation, it came
from Lozada who despite his obvious dread of being
killed has decided to come out and speak the truth no
matter what.
In that respect, he is a hero – and no matter how
Joker and other similarly minded senators belittle
him, he will emerge the victor because truth is his
shield. And it will set him and our nation free if we
listen to him and cleanse our government of crooks,
panhandlers and pharisees.
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