Amigo: Losing steam

Thursday, February 9, 2012

WHAT happens when a steam ship loses steam upstream?

Right, it will gradually slide back to where it left off.

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This, am afraid is the exact triangulates for the whole impeachment process.

The prosecution is fumbling; the defense is scrambling for objections, technicalities and what have yous; the public losing steam of its interest, the media is growing tired and what have you.
Where do we go from here?

Now the same prosecution team from Congress is planning to file a separate impeachment case against, this time, Associate Justice Antonio.

This raised a howl from no other than Sen. Joker Arroyo who told his counterparts from the Lower House to go easy as they already have their hands full and stop treating the senate as an impeachment mill.

Indeed, both Houses (Upper and Lower) have other things more important than trying people perceived to have lost public trust.

And truly, the same people trying them of the same may also have cases in their hands ranging from misappropriations of public funds and even plunder. They only manage to get away with it through their own acumen or by throwing around their vast influence.

And as Jesus Christ said: “May the person without sin cast the first stone.”

With it, methinks, impeachment courts would go empty instantly. Now they are at the crossroads.

The prosecution team is losing steam, threatened even, to losing perhaps, altogether the case in their hands. And that would be the start of the end of President Noy’s popular administration.

That would likewise, draw us back anew to where we started.

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