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Author: Celestino Manrique II

Entering the early stages of World War III

Posted onJune 7, 2017AuthorCelestino Manrique II12 Comments

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CategoriesGovernment, Religion, Society, The SouthTagsisis, islam, islamic state, marawi city, maute, Mindanao, Samuel Huntington, terrorism, war

The far-right rises in the Philippines

Posted onMarch 9, 2017AuthorCelestino Manrique II48 Comments

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CategoriesPolitics, SocietyTagsauthoritarianism, conservatism, Liberal Party, liberalism, nationalism, noynoy aquino, oligarchy, right-wing, rodrigo duterte, socialism

MTRCB Member Mocha Uson: How and Why

Posted onJanuary 6, 2017January 6, 2017AuthorCelestino Manrique II13 Comments

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CategoriesCulture, Government, Media, PoliticsTagscelebrity, entertainment, mocha uson, mtrcb, social media

Remembering the Heroes of the Martial Law Era

Posted onSeptember 23, 2016AuthorCelestino Manrique II105 Comments

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CategoriesCivics, Government, SocietyTagschina, cold war, communism, ferdinand marcos, india, juan ponce enrile, kuomintang, martial law, Mindanao, new people's army, rebellion, russia, southeast asia, united states, ussr

In 2011, Hermilando Mandanas was also removed from a Committee chairmanship

Posted onSeptember 21, 2016AuthorCelestino Manrique II10 Comments

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CategoriesGovernment, PoliticsTagshermilando mandanas, House of Representatives, human rights, justice, sonny belmonte

Sick and tired of hypocrites attacking Duterte

Posted onSeptember 15, 2016September 15, 2016AuthorCelestino Manrique II36 Comments

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CategoriesCrime, PoliticsTagsabu sayyaf, asean, barack obama, bato dela rosa, franklin drilon, homicide, human rights, joko widodo, kiko pangilinan, laos, leila de lima, Lord allan jay velasco, mary jane veloso, narcotics, police, ralph recto, risa hontiveros, rodrigo duterte, terrorism, war on drugs

DLSU Prof. Antonio Contreras exposes anti-Marcos crowd’s hypocrisy

Posted onSeptember 14, 2016AuthorCelestino Manrique II89 Comments

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CategoriesPoliticsTagsantonio contreras, bongbong marcos, imee marcos, libingan, martial law

Out of Touch: Over-reaction to the Official Gazette post on Marcos’s birthday

Posted onSeptember 13, 2016September 13, 2016AuthorCelestino Manrique II34 Comments

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CategoriesMedia, Politics, SocietyTagsactivism, bongbong marcos, ferdinand marcos, historical revisionism, martial law, Official Gazette, social media

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