I Invoke My Right Against Self-Incrimination

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"Every celebrated witness in a Senate or House of Representatives “investigative” hearing, when faced with a difficult question to answer, utilizes a ploy often used in the organized crime hearings of the U.S.: “I invoke my right against self-incrimination.”

We heard all about the famous line used by witnesses appearing in the Senate in aid of legislation. Is it in search of the truth or in search of publicity?

If a witness feels the answer to the question (even if a denial) will lead into criminal charges, the right can be invoked.

The only way to change the rules is by constitutional amendment.

ONE FC: Moment of Truth - 7 Filipinos and 13 Foreigners Battle It Out on December 6 at MOA Arena

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Seven Filipinos and 13 foreigners will battle it out at this Friday’s ONE Fighting Championship (ONE FC) event, titled ONE FC: Moment of Truth, starting at 7 p.m. at the Mall of Asia (MOA) Arena in Pasay City.

Filipino Team Lakay striker Honorio “The Rock” Banario will attempt to get back his ONE FC Featherweight World Championship as he squares off against Japanese tormentor Koji Oishi in the main event of an evening that features 10 gripping bouts.

“This is the moment I have been waiting for. After my defeat in May by Oishi, nothing has occupied my mind except to reclaim my belt,” Banario said.

Anne Curtis Can Buy Everything : Memes To Make Your Day!

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HUMAN NATURE:

"I can buy you, your friends, and this club!"

When you're pretty, you can slap someone and say those words and get away with it, in stride. Some will even praise you for delivering that line "with character".

However, if you're not pretty and you used that 9 words to confront someone, you will end up doomed, shamed, and cyber bullied. People will never accept your apology. Worst, you might even end up committing suicide after you're back to your senses.

You're very very lucky because you are Anne Curtis." - Missy Penaverde

So it seems the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) led by Kim Henares should stop going after Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao and instead look at the earnings of It's Showtime host Anne Curtis-Smith.