What's next, Mr. Lozada?

People are disappointed with PNP Chief Razon, I myself, included. He choose to smear his fine record as an officer and a gentleman by throwing his lot with Arroyo. Sir, there is a fine line between being a loyal soldier and being the Mamang Pulis of the people. Sir, you don't owe your post to Arroyo. You owe it to yourself. Don't be a lapdog like your mistah, Esperon. How would we now trust the police with our lives when you and your wards are the very ones who violate the law which you swore to protect with all your life.

I am also disappointed with Neri. Lozada said he respects Neri because he has this reform agenda. How could you implement your agenda Mr. Neri when you are being surrounded by devils? How can good survive amidst all the filth?

What would happen in the next few weeks:

1. Before the Lakas directorate meeting in 21 February, there will definitely be a major incident that would happen. JDV will be ousted as Lakas President. Former president FVR already said that JDV will relinquish his post in Lakas, since it is certain anyway that Kampi will successfully raid the party dry. In fact, Lakas is already a spent force. The merger of Lakas and Kampi has been sealed already. There is no other option for JDV but to give up the ghost.

I am certain though that JDV and FVR will form a new party that will pursue the moral revolution of JDV. We are now seeing their efforts, with the emergence of Lozada. Lozada's role in all of these is for him to galvanize public support. We may not see this support emerging as fast as we want. But, it will come. It will come if the state tries to force itself against its enemies. I believe that an arrest warrant from the DOJ against Lozada will be the greatest blunder of this administration. Why? It will definitely lead to massive demonstrations leading the the ouster of Lozada.

I am sure that the DOJ will indeed, do this to Lozada. This early, Pres. Arroyo already gave the go-signal to her lapdog, InJUstice Secretary Gonzales to start investigation in the ZTE deal. An inquirer report says that the DOJ will summon Lozada to the investigation. Gonzales, however, shielded First Gentleman Mike Arroyo since, he said, there's no direct link to him in Lozada's testimony.

The next weeks will definitely be very, very exciting.