This Isn’t about the Vhong Navarro-Deniece Cornejo-Cedric Lee Love-Hate Triangle

Yes, this isn’t about the Vhong Navarro-Deniece Cornejo-Cedric Lee love errr… hate triangle because there’s just too much written about them all over the web already and the well followed soap doesn’t seem to end.

from starmometer.com

So what is this about? It’s about the underlying factors that deserve more attention than this whole brouhaha over the three main characters and everyone else affected by them whether in entertainment, business, and politics from past to present. Heck, even everyone can’t stop but become psychological and criminal analysts because of this. But there are far greater truths worth uncovering besides finding out who is the culprit and who is the victim. Here are some of those truths:

1. #PrayforVhongNavarro. There’s an image shared by Sir Dong Abay over Facebook earlier and it talks about how we use this hash tag all over social media when we can’t even pray for ourselves. Blessed are those who genuinely pray for Mr. Navarro but what about those who simply jump into the bandwagon of hash tagging for this topic?

2. Balanced reporting and network war. It’s clear whose side GMA 7 and ABS-CBN is with. Online, at least various media portals are ‘trying’ to exemplify balanced reporting by showing both sides of the coin. I know where my money is but I’d rather not say. *zip*

3. Trial by publicity and presumption of innocence until proven guilty. We all have laid the verdict already by prejudging the case early on. Both sides are not completely innocent. Remember that Vhong accepted an invitation to a woman’s condo not once but twice with oral sex included during the first meeting despite the fact that he has a girlfriend.

4. Women’s Rights. Gabriella attempting to enter the picture to steal the limelight is done with distaste. There are countless other women who need their attention other than Ms. Cornejo. I’m sure everyone had noticed that they also automatically support popular women who are allegedly abused without even investigating.

Also, speaking of women’s rights, where is their concern when it comes to women who have handlers that finance their physical transformation for fame, money, and make them gifts for men in power in exchange for favors?

Update: Please see comments section for Atty. Foja of Gabriela's notes regarding the issue. My apologies for posting the seemingly biased view of your group in the statement above after watching and reading a similarly biased report about your stand on Ms. Cornejo's case. Apparently, the news report merely assumed and implied that you were siding with Deniece. 

5. This is a national concern. Whoever says this case isn’t worthy of our time is mistaken. The case of Lee’s group who appear to be involved in procuring government projects is noteworthy. Apparently, he had been involved in several attempted extortion of numerous public officials. On top of that, BIR and Sec. Henares reappeared again like mushroom, the way they did during Napoles’ case, eyeing possible tax evasion. Does she have plans to run for a higher position? :)

Although there are other pressing national issues that we can talk about such as David Tan’s rice smuggling case as well as the latest Bangsamoro deal, there are also pointers that we can ponder upon in relation to this case. It’s not about Vhong-Deniece-Cedric but it’s about notable concerns revolving around them.