US Military Contractor Hires Pinay Prostitutes

An unidentified Filipina is reportedly at the center of a new federal investigation against Blackwater, the controversial private military company.

Two former employees – husband and wife Brad and Melan Davis – are suing Blackwater under the False Claims Act, a federal law that allows civilians to file charges against federal contractors.

The couple alleged that Blackwater (now known as Xe Services LLC) kept an unidentified Filipina prostitute in the payroll for a State Department contract in Afghanistan.

The North Carolina-based company allegedly charged the government for her time working for Blackwater male employees in Kabul.

The alleged prostitute's salary was categorized as part of the company's “Morale Welfare Recreation” expenses.  Read more >>>

NPO Ballots for ARMM No COMELEC Markings

Comelec spokesman James Jimenez says security markings of ballots for ARMM is not necessary as they have already placed five (5) other security markings. The anti-election cheating group, Kontra Daya on the other side suggested that all the ballots printed by NPO without the said markings should be burned so as not to be used for cheating.

ARMM under Gov. Zaldy Ampatuan, an Arroyo ally and one of the accused in the Maguindanao massacre, is the most controversial cheating capital of the Arroyo regime since Mrs. Arroyo's 2004 election against FPJ.