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Monthly Archives: May 2013
What Vice Ganda’s tongue-in-cheek remark says about us Filipinos
The latest buzz that has been circulating around the chattering classes is how ABS-CBN comedic talent Vice Ganda made a tongue-in-cheek remark when asked if he had any plans to pursue a career in public service. “Gusto ko president ako … Continue reading
It is in the Filipinos’ best interest that Noynoy stay alive until the 2016 elections are over
President Noynoy Aquino’s health has been a concern ever since the start of his term. He is known as an avid smoker. He claims that his job causes him an unbearable amount of stress. What doesn’t help is that he … Continue reading
Posted in Civics, Elections, Government, Media, Politics
Tagged 2016 elections, Agrarian Reform, Elections, hacienda luisita, kris aquino, noynoy aquino, peping cojuangco, supreme court
1 Comment
Filipino voters should be blamed for the Philippines’ problems
I don’t think there is a point in holding elections in the Philippines. It’s so expensive and the whole process just disrupts normal activities and keeps Filipinos from moving forward. What is the point in going through something that won’t … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Elections
Tagged bobby tuazon, election 2013, election campaign, nancy binay, political dynasty, voter education
8 Comments
Will the Philippines prosper if we change its system of government?
Can a change in system of government really change the development trajectory of an entire nation? Perhaps so, but the complexity of any causal link that might exist between a system of government and the future success — or failure … Continue reading
Down with the Colonial Apologists and Imperialists!
This is a reply to Mr. Hector Gamboa’s “Down with PC Police and Muslim Butt-Kissers!” which appeared at the GetRealPhilippines.COM, posted on April 25th. I agree with the author that: “As we move along the post-Boston Marathon bombing period, I … Continue reading
Posted in Civics, Crime, Government, Society
Tagged apologist, boston bomber, colonialism, fundamentalism, hillary clinton, imperialism, islam, jihad, pakistan, political correctness, terrorism, united states
1 Comment
Should we junk the minimum wage law in the Philippines?
Workers unite! But then ask the question: Unite to do what exactly? That slogan has been around for more than two centuries now, and though many “activist” elements out there might want us to believe that their “fight” was what … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Economy, Lifestyle, Politics
Tagged arsenio balisacan, communism, labor day, labor law, leftists, minimum wage, peter ackroyd, population, reproductive health, rh bill, risa hontiveros
41 Comments
Are You Willing To Pay For Bembol Roco’s Trip To Cannes?
I do wish the government can send Bembol Roco to Cannes for the premiere of his movie Maynila Sa Kuko Ng Liwanag. #cannes #grant #leadactor — Erik Matti (@ErikMatti) April 29, 2013 I hope this … Continue reading
Posted in Glitz and Glamour, Government, Politics
Tagged Bembol Roco, Filipino taxpayers, film industry, labor day, political rallies, tax revenue, taxes, taxpayer
4 Comments
The Rediscovery and Re-enchantment of Our Humanity: in Honor of the May Day and In Defense of the Global Occupy Movement
The present times are complicatedly so fast and furious. So fast the pacing that we forget to stop and pause to enjoy the quality time with our family and savor the moment with our friends! We are so concern with … Continue reading
Posted in Civics, Economy, Lifestyle, Society
Tagged employment, Greed, humanism, karl marx, Labor, labor day, materialism, occupy movement, unionism, work
8 Comments