by: Psychic August
So, what’s next for ex-VP Jejomar Binay?
Let’s re-check my previous prediction that Jejomar Binay
was to secure the 2016 Presidential seat.
As a psychic who merely states what is shown by divinatory
tarot cards, what I see is that Binay will take on a more open and
aggressive stance on bolstering his bid for the 2016 presidency, even to the point of, alas, directly
attacking Pnoy's administration, former fellow cabinet members, members of the
incumbent LP, and his detractors plus other rivals for the 16th seat of the
Philippine Presidency. We will see the
return of the aggressive Jejomar Binay during the remaining part of 2015. His unpredictability will also resurface as he
will regain the lead on public surveys about who is best to succeed President Aquino.
As for all the corruption allegations against him, months
will pass by and come October 2015 when all those who will run for public
office from the local government to the national government would be officially
filing for their candidacy, there would
still be no formal charges brought up against the already campaigning Binay. This will continue throughout the campaign
period straight to the national elections, with only the already known
corruption allegations thrown against him and no formal filing of charges
still.
And at this point, the cards still say that, as I had previously predicted in October 2014, ex-VP Jejomar Binay will still
go on to win the presidency in the 2016 national elections, becoming the 16th
president of the Republic of the Philippines.
Anyway, whether ex-VP Jejomar Binay wins the 2016 Philippine
presidency or not, the truth is that the national leader of a country is merely
the mirror of the predominant tendencies of the people he presides over. This is always the case, no exceptions. A country always gets the leader it deserves. So if ex-VP Jejomar Binay becomes the 16th
president of the Republic of the Philippines, then it will be so merely because
the Filipino people will deserve him to be their president, reflecting their
predominant tendencies back towards them.
