| # | Name | Comments |
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| 1 | Mary Ann Florendo | |
| 2 | Teresita Ang See | We understand the onerous position Amb Kenney is in, having to stand by the indefensible position of her gov't in the fight for smith's custody. However, shoving the U.S. typhoon relief aid into our face (in exchange for Smith custody) reveals clearly the kind of "ally " the U.S. really is. If it can act so childishly and bully as by threatening to take away candy from a crying child then we are better off without that aid. |
| 3 | Maria Fatima A. Villena | |
| 4 | Lotlot Requizo | i strongly agree to discharge the 3 marines for they are bad examples to other soldiers and they don't deserve to be respected because they did not know how to respect women and respect one's nation's dignity.. |
| 5 | Dr. Ted Nawalinski | Dear madam Ambassador,
Having served in the Philippines for two years and having married into the culture, I urge you to have these complicitors in this heinous act sent home to repair the harm they've done to the good relations between the Philippines and the United States.
Regards,
Dr. Ted Nawalinski |
| 6 | Anonymous | |
| 7 | Kaye Lopez | |
| 8 | juliet gipalen | hindi dapat inilipat si smith sa custody ng u.s, sa kadahilanan ay dito siya sa bansang pilipinas nagkasala dapat lang na dapat siya ay sa custody ng pilipinas. ang ginawa ng ating gobyerno lalo na sa ating pangulo ay kawala ng katarungan sa ating biktima at hindi lang sa kanya pati narin sa ating bansa na kung saan ang ating mga judge na matino ay hindi niya pinagkatiwalaan sa kanilang mga desisyon na sana ay kanya pang tinulungan para mapaganda pa ang kanilang mga desisyon. babae nga ang ating pangulo wala namang paki alam sa kapwa niyang babae at sa kanyang bansa, na tinatawanan ng bansang U.s.. |