Government launches a SMS a Mistress campaign

[ginapeterb]

SMS a mistress campaign launched by office of public information.

November 2006

The Philippines government is looking to catch corrupt officials with their pants down. It will launch a 'Report-A-Mistress' campaign this weekend. Anyone who suspects a public official or employee of having an extra-marital affair, or two, can file a report by e-mail, snail mail or SMS.

Congresswoman Kim Bernardo-Lokin said: 'We believe that the ones who maintain second, or even fourth families, are the ones most likely to be corrupt because they are the ones who come under pressure to earn more.'

She said some corrupt government officials even name their mistresses as 'dummy owners' of properties and companies they have acquired. But even before the launch of the campaign, phone calls and e-mail about suspected affairs have come flooding in.

Concerned that people were getting the wrong idea about the targets, Ms Bernardo-Lokin clarified that 'this is a corruption check, not an attack on mistresses'.

[KeithD]

I've sent 1037 naming the President already







.......using Rob's phone number

[ginapeterb]

I've sent 1037 naming the President already







.......using Rob's phone number

ah dont worry, he will be too busy with the mini tornado they had this morning near his neck of the woods. baaaaaah

[walesrob]

ah dont worry, he will be too busy with the mini tornado they had this morning near his neck of the woods. baaaaaah

It happened in a place called Bow Street and the sheep are fine

[KeithD]

It happened in a place called Bow Street and the sheep are fine

Thank goodness you were keeping them safe in your bed eh?

[walesrob]

Thank goodness you were keeping them safe in your bed eh?

Blimey you don't give up do you?

[KeithD]

You just keep the wife happy, or Typhoon Elsa will hit you hard

[IainBusby]

Is it really true that's why all Welshmen wear wellies?

[KeithD]

Is it really true that's why all Welshmen wear wellies?

Some people eh Rob......