Angelo Reyes is really showing what he is made of:  an incompetent and arrogant public official who thinks that he is the indestructible Reyes just because he betrayed his former boss and installed the “cutest” president this country ever had.  Not the cutest part of Philippine history at all.

Today, power shortages and crisis in the Philippines do not only drive us nuts but also make us all fear the worst when Philippine Election Day comes; when some parts of Mindanao may easily become the lair of witches and magicians during the canvassing of votes.

Feeling the heat?  Pissed off with the sudden power cut off while you are doing a very important matter in front of your computer?  Or watching the climax of a movie scene then all of a sudden the screen left you with a blank stare?  Or printing a very important document and all of a sudden the machine came to halt?  Or how about withdrawing money from an ATM and the machine suddenly stops while trying to push out the money?

Who is to blame?

Well, for the arrogant Angie Reyes, there is no one but to blame but God. Huwaaat?!  Yes, you heard it right.

“You want to blame somebody, blame God.”

You heard i.?  That is one of the scapegoats of some capitalists who want to run from their responsibilities and obligations to their customers:  Acts of God.  WTF?!

Now I remember the devil that tempted Job who always tells him to blame God for all his miseries.

While he was there all these years as the top energy honcho, he did nothing but lobby for giant energy and some petroleum companies and follow the character of her boss, “pa-cute”.

He had made a forecast about this energy crisis already years back ala-Madam Auring, but has he done anything?  We all know the obvious the answer to this, the brownouts can speak for themselves.

Trying to take back his statement on blaming God for this power crisis, he said:

“If you’re looking for somebody to blame then you can blame me. No problem. I can take it. As a matter of fact I might even enjoy it.  Bring it on. Make my day.”

At least he still has that little impulse of sensitivity?

Hey, Angie, God has heard you already blaming him, and He is surely is pissed off for being blamed for all your incompetence and hard-headedness.

What do you think of Sec. Reyes of the Department of Energy saying we should blame God for this energy crisis we are all experiencing?  Share your comments, God is listening.

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