DEAF COMPUTERS

Friday, February 2, 2007

DEAF COMPUTERS

Living in a society where different government agencies were created to help its citizens in their plight against cruelties and injustices is the best expectation that an ordinary person can receive from his government. To test the claims of many agencies whether local or national,look up at their email addresses and find out that most of these email posts won't answer back when sent mails. Two days ago I sent a letter of inquiry to the office of the ombudsman, www.ombudsman.gov.ph and www.doj.gov.ph to inquire about a complaint of graft and corruption we filed eight months ago against some personnels of the DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES and a BARANGAY CAPTAIN OF MALIGCONG BONTOC MOUNTAIN PROVINCE. I kept on opening my emails for a response but I received none at all. I mentioned only two agencies in this article and its up to the reader to find the others at www.THE AGENCY.gov.ph. Broad bands nowadays are common and are found even at the most remote barrios. This computers are vital links to the central government and will help the citizens from expensive travels, red tapes and other inconveniences. To follow up documents to the central offices is a financial horror specially the residents of far flung localities, that is the reason why the poor complainants never get the appropriate services. But why do we have deaf computers in government offices?...