Gated home or in the hills

[lastlid]

If people are reallly determined, they will get you.

Guards can be bribed, mattresses can be thrown over barbed wire, dogs can be shot or poisoned.

In particular, as shown by the recent assassination of Wilhemus Geertman in Angeles City:

http://globalnation.inquirer.net/429...tch-ngo-worker

a targetted political assassination is pretty much bound to get through.

The best you can hope to do is to deter teenagers looking for drug money to buy shabu shabu with.

I think I said the same in some earlier posts on this thread. Ultimately if people want to get in then they will. I guess it is a case of reducing the risk. I know the setup they have in Ayala Alabang works quite well.

I have come to the conclusion that if you can find the right people to help you keep your place secure (ones you can trust) then that is half the battle too.

And as someone else said, patrolling guards, not just one on the gate.

[CBM]

I think I said the same in some earlier posts on this thread. Ultimately if people want to get in then they will. I guess it is a case of reducing the risk. I know the setup they have in Ayala Alabang works quite well.

I have come to the conclusion that if you can find the right people to help you keep your place secure (ones you can trust) then that is half the battle too.

And as someone else said, patrolling guards, not just one on the gate.

Anvaya Cove, also an Ayala development, strikes me as very safe. Gate guards, patrolling guards, and they really do know who should be there and who should not be. The only problem is the eye watering prices!

http://www.ayalaprimeproperties.com/anvaya-cove.html