Sotto voce

Gamay ra sa mga dagkong tao sa katilingban ang kahibawo mosuwat. Gani daghan mang huwes nga lain pasuwaton sa ilang decision. Unsa may buhaton kon kuwang kas abilidad sa pagsuwat og report o diskurso? Aw, mangita kag writer nga 1) Musalig ka; 2) Kinasingkasing motrabaho ug; 3) Kanunay nga mo konsulta kanimo.

 
Matud pa sa writer ni Erap nga ang kanhi presidente maoy mo provide og mga sugilanon nga ipa apil sa iyang speech para malingaw ang maminaw ug nga kon dunay pulong nga wa siya kasabot o wa siya kauyon iya kining pa-ilisan.

 
Malagmit nga ang nahitabo ning pinlagiarized o kinopia nga speech ni Vicente “Tito” Sotto mao nga gatinapulan ang iyang writer ug nangopia na lang sa blog aning “Sarah, the Healthy Economist.”

 
Ania gi-juxtapose sa Filipino Freethinkers ang speech ni Sotto sa blog ni Sarah:

 
Sotto’s speech:
“According, to Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride MD, the use of the pill also causes severe gut dysbiosis. What is worse, drug induced gut imbalance is especially intractable and resistant to treatment either with probiotics or diet change.”
Sarah’s blog:
“According, to Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride MD, use of other drugs such as the Pill also cause severe gut dybiosis. What’s worse, drug induced gut imbalance is especially intractable and resistant to treatment either with probiotics or diet change.”
Sotto’s speech:
“Gut imbalance brought on through use of the pill negatively impacts the ability to digest food and absorb nutrients. As a result, even if a woman eats spectacularly well during pregnancy, if she has been taking oral contraceptives for a period of time beforehand, it is highly likely that she and her baby are not reaping the full benefits of all this healthy food as the lack of beneficial flora in her gut preclude this from occurring.”
Sarah’s blog:
“…gut imbalance brought on through use of The Pill negatively impacts the ability to digest food and absorb nutrients. As a result, even if a women eats spectacularly well during pregnancy, if she has been taking oral contraceptives for a period of time beforehand, it is highly likely that she and her baby are not reaping the full benefits of all this healthy food as the lack of beneficial flora in her gut preclude this from occurring.”
Sotto’s speech:
“Pathogenic, opportunistic flora that take hold in the gut when the pill is used constantly produce toxic substances which are the by-products of their metabolism. These toxins leak into the woman’s bloodstream and they have the potential to cross the placenta. Therefore, gut dysbiosis exposes the fetus to toxin.”
Sarah’s blog:
“Pathogenic, opportunistic flora that take hold in the gut when The Pill is used constantly produce toxic substances which are the by-products of their metabolism. These toxins leak into the woman’s bloodstream and guess what, they have the potential to cross the placenta! Therefore, gut dysbiosis exposes the fetus to toxins.”
Sotto’s speech:
“Not well known is also the fact that use of the pill depletes zinc in the body. Zinc is called ‘the intelligence mineral’ as it is intimately involved in mental development.”
Sarah’s blog:
“Not well known is the fact that use of The Pill depletes zinc in the body. Zinc is called ‘the intelligence mineral’ as it is intimately involved in mental development.
Midugang ang Filipino Freethinkers nga di lang ang pagkopia maoy sipyat ni Sotto sa iyang diskurso kon dili ang pagbaliwa sa disclaimer nga gisuwat aning Sarah nga nagkanayon: “not intended to substitute for the advice provided by your doctor or other health care professional.”
Matud pas maong kapunongan nga -“Sotto preferred the blogger’s “wild claims” against contraception over studies by the Health department and the World Health Organization which noted that artificial family planning is safe.”
Tingali, kay ga-born again naman si Manny Paquiao, buot ni Sotto nga mo pwesto isip champion sa mga position sa Simbahang Katoliko sama sa pagsupak sa RH Bill. Pero intawon nakasabot ba ni siyas iyang gipangyawyaw. Be, unsa may -“Pathogenic, opportunistic flora?” O, “dysbiosis?” Pinoy Henyo Word of the day?

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