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Just because Kris Aquino denies it does not mean she may not end up a winner in 2016

Posted on March 5, 2014March 5, 2014 By benign0 8 Comments on Just because Kris Aquino denies it does not mean she may not end up a winner in 2016
Just because Kris Aquino denies it does not mean she may not end up a winner in 2016

If you read carefully what Kris Aquino says on record regarding this matter, that “It has never been discussed,” and that such a concept is “not on the table” you will find that she basically deferring the decision to other people, whether that decision comes from the President himself or his sidekick Mar. In this…

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Culture, Glitz and Glamour, Politics

Nothing Speaks To Pinoy Dysfunction Than These Two Pictures On This Ash Wednesday

Posted on March 5, 2014March 6, 2014 By Gogs 41 Comments on Nothing Speaks To Pinoy Dysfunction Than These Two Pictures On This Ash Wednesday
Nothing Speaks To Pinoy Dysfunction Than These Two Pictures On This Ash Wednesday

  A wise man learns from his mistakes. Well the Philippines is not known for producing wise men let alone electing them. In fact it is the other way around. The more morally/legally deviant you are, the better chance you have of being elected . To me that speaks more to the essence of the…

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Culture, Government, Politics

Electioneering the 2016 Philippine presidential elections: will Filipinos continue the ‘bobotante’ tradition?

Posted on March 4, 2014 By benign0 38 Comments on Electioneering the 2016 Philippine presidential elections: will Filipinos continue the ‘bobotante’ tradition?
Electioneering the 2016 Philippine presidential elections: will Filipinos continue the ‘bobotante’ tradition?

With just a little more than two years to go, electioneering for the 2016 Malacanang power grab is starting to get into the swing of things. As in the past, showbiz celebrities, unqualified politicans’ offspring, and dynasty heirs and heiresses persist as the banes of “activists” championing a more “intelligent” vote. As expected, the usual…

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Crime, Culture, Politics, Society

Da Pilipino way: showbiz and government are inseparable

Posted on February 28, 2014 By FallenAngel 49 Comments on Da Pilipino way: showbiz and government are inseparable
Da Pilipino way: showbiz and government are inseparable

Filipinos are infamous for their short attention spans and stunted mental faculties. As a form of entertainment, many Filipinos rely on television. However mass media giants use this medium, whether to educate the population or turn them into mindless, loyal, zombies, its power cannot be underestimated. If they do decide to show nothing but dancing…

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Civics, Culture, Education, Media

Anti-intellectual attitude a roadblock to Philippine progress

Posted on February 28, 2014July 15, 2022 By Ilda 58 Comments on Anti-intellectual attitude a roadblock to Philippine progress
Anti-intellectual attitude a roadblock to Philippine progress

There is something really strange about Filipinos who look down on intellectuals. Even more bizarre is when the person insulting the intellectuals is a university professor and a so-called political “scientist”. In his article in GMANEWS online, Mr. Antonio P. Contreras referred to those who belong to the elite intellectual class of the Philippines as…

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Culture, Education, Society

Just grin and bear it – Filipinos don’t like tough questions

Posted on February 26, 2014 By FallenAngel 23 Comments on Just grin and bear it – Filipinos don’t like tough questions
Just grin and bear it – Filipinos don’t like tough questions

They don’t like asking them. They sure as hell do not like answering them. If you think about it, this is rather unsurprising for a society that does not encourage its members to question authority even the slightest. While examples of questionable things and issues in Filipino society are endless, the past few weeks have…

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Civics, Culture, Government, Society

Online libel, freedom of information, and what Filipinos have done with their freedom

Posted on February 24, 2014February 25, 2014 By FallenAngel 35 Comments on Online libel, freedom of information, and what Filipinos have done with their freedom
Online libel, freedom of information, and what Filipinos have done with their freedom

Outrage in the citizenry continues erupting over the recent ruling of the Supreme Court regarding the online libel clause in Republic Act 10175, A.K.A. the Cybercrime Law. Due to the online libel clause not being declared unconstitutional, social media is abuzz with discussion that the end of “freedom of speech” and “freedom of expression” draws…

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Civics, Culture, Government, Media, Society

Did Mar Roxas Really Hire An American Political Strategist for 2016 Presidential Bid?

Posted on February 15, 2014 By P. Farol 16 Comments on Did Mar Roxas Really Hire An American Political Strategist for 2016 Presidential Bid?
Did Mar Roxas Really Hire An American Political Strategist for 2016 Presidential Bid?

Citing at least three sources ABS-CBN News dot Com reveals that Interior and Local Government Secretary Mar Roxas recruited American political strategist Paul Bograd to help him enhance his public image — conceivably to bolster any chance he has in winning as a Presidential candidate in the 2016 elections. If at all people take this bit…

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Culture, Development, Economy, Government, Politics

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