Culture
Jeffrey Laude Plus Iron Sulfide Equals
I find it so ironic that in the same week that a gender reveal party in San Benardino California lead to the obliteration of 12,000 acres ( as of Thursday …
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Marcos Day represents the Filipino people’s moving on from a manufactured past
When a small minority of “activists” continue to encourage Filipinos to latch on to the past and sustain a pathological anxiety about the future, you know there is something wrong. …
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The Philippines needs a strong police and army more than ever
Terrorists are getting bolder as it becomes ever more pointedly evident that the Opposition (specifically its leading blocs, the communists and the Yellowtards) regard demonisation of the police and the …
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FREE: the National Word of the Philippines
How many words are there in existence? Webster’s Third New International Dictionary (2005) contains more than 476,000 vocabulary entries. And each word opens an entirely new world in itself. Take …
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Staying True to their Calling, Wokes and Yellows Remain Consistent with Their Inconsistencies
In engineering, the way to assure that the design or the system works is through consistency. If the desired outcomes are consistently observed, the designer is assured of a peaceful …
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Filipino-American nutjobs cry bloody “cultural appropriation” over Barkada wine bar
A Washington DC wine bar originally christened Barkada was forced to change its name following a “social media backlash” from a small group of nutjobs from the Filipino-American community. The …
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ABS-CBN was a failed experiment in trusting the private sector to shape national culture
Looking back at how ABS-CBN had influenced Philippine society, one can argue that the whole franchise was a failure. Supporters of the failed network hinge the whole rationale of its …
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