In two past columns, I chastised the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and its chair, George Erwin Garcia (GEG), whom I have known to be an eminent election lawyer, for repeatedly committing grave abuse of discretion amounting to lack or excess of jurisdiction (GAD). To be nullified, the exercise of discretion must not only be abusive,…
In my last four columns, I wrote about rejuvenating humans via stem cell therapy. Let me now discuss the rejuvenation of my old-time favorite Baguio City. During the ’50s and ’60s when most readers were not yet born, we of that generation considered Baguio as the ultimate vacation spot in our country. We loved the…
I will now summarize my long conversations with Dr. Daniel Block and Dr. Andres Morato, report on my own healings, and venture my personal views on the mystery of stem cells. NO REJECTION OF THE STEM CELLS FROM THE EMBRYO of the cancer-resistant black sheep had been reported since 1931 when Dr. Paul Niehans discovered and…
To my utter surprise, my column last Monday, (“Scotus legalizes bribery”) drew a record number of applauses (and some applesauce) via emails, texts, and phone calls from here and abroad. FROM NEW YORK CITY, a reader who prefers to be anonymous, sent me a screenshot of the top left corner (roughly the headline) of the…
The dizzying political turmoil in the United States has come to a peaceful halt. It started a month ago when incumbent United States President Joe Biden stumbled in refuting the many lies of his opponent Donald Trump. In a follow-up press conference on July 12, Biden miserably confused Russian Vladimir Putin to be the president…