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Category: Development

One Step Forward and Two Steps Back

Posted on March 7, 2013 By BenK 3 Comments on One Step Forward and Two Steps Back
One Step Forward and Two Steps Back

My colleague John Baybay posted a thought-provoking article to GR Business Online a couple days ago (“Fair Process and the Myth of Inclusive Growth”, available at www.grbusinessonline.com). The article makes the broad point that what is lacking in the present Administration’s approach to the economy – and which has as a result turned President Benigno…

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Culture, Development, Money Talks, Politics

Will Manila Solar City Reclamation Project Cause Flooding?

Posted on March 7, 2013March 7, 2013 By P. Farol 9 Comments on Will Manila Solar City Reclamation Project Cause Flooding?
Will Manila Solar City Reclamation Project Cause Flooding?

Or The Pseudo-science Mumbo Jumbo of Lory Tan, WWF-Philippines President Remember these words well the next time you encounter an environmentalist of one sort or another: Environmentalism is a creed of mysticism. While it often tries to display a veneer of science, it in fact rejects reason and science. It regularly makes claims that are…

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Development, Environment

He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother Eddie

Posted on March 5, 2013October 13, 2020 By Gogs 13 Comments on He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother Eddie
He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother Eddie

  “Come to me my babies! Let me quell your pain!” Jim Jones  Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones   After the sudden resignation of Pope Benedict it was not long before there was speculation about who will be the next pope. That night I was in a room that had the BBC on….

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Culture, Development, Education, Government, Media

What sequestration means for the Philippines

Posted on March 2, 2013March 2, 2013 By BenK 5 Comments on What sequestration means for the Philippines
What sequestration means for the Philippines

At the very end of 2012, the US media and public was gripped with near-panic over what was then called the “fiscal cliff,” a combination of tax increases and a programmed series of government spending cuts that was to automatically take effect on January 1 of this year. Just as the deadline passed, the US…

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Development, Economy, Money Talks

Why Baguio Is Dying

Posted on March 2, 2013July 8, 2013 By P. Farol 47 Comments on Why Baguio Is Dying
Why Baguio Is Dying

The truth is: SM Baguio is just a scapegoat of Pseudo Environmentalists, because they’re politicians who can’t go against the REAL CAUSES of ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION in Benguet and Baguio City: MINING CORPORATIONS who advertise in newspapers and give PR money to columnists, VEGETABLE FARMERS who fund political campaigns, and informal settlers who vote for them….

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Development, Environment

Making sense of EDSA I, 27 years down the yellow brick road

Posted on February 28, 2013September 10, 2013 By FallenAngel 3 Comments on Making sense of EDSA I, 27 years down the yellow brick road
Making sense of EDSA I, 27 years down the yellow brick road

In past years, the dates of the EDSA People Power revolution were declared national holidays. This means even workers had the day off. This year, though, it seems only students had the day-off. People with jobs had to go to work. For those who normally going through EDSA, it would mean slugging it out in…

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Culture, Development, Economy, Government, Politics, Society

No Prosperity without Public Safety

Posted on February 23, 2013 By BenK 2 Comments on No Prosperity without Public Safety
No Prosperity without Public Safety

The attack earlier this week by members of the New Peoples’ Army (NPA) on three facilities of the Del Monte Company in Bukidnon, Mindanao was startling. For a long period of time, news of NPA activity has been relatively mild – a random encounter here and there – with recent media coverage being mostly concerned…

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Crime, Development, Money Talks

The “Save” Brand of Environmentalism: Sunsets, Trees and Unicorn Poop

Posted on February 18, 2013 By P. Farol 16 Comments on The “Save” Brand of Environmentalism: Sunsets, Trees and Unicorn Poop
The “Save” Brand of Environmentalism: Sunsets, Trees and Unicorn Poop

Environmentalism is a creed of mysticism. While it often tries to display a veneer of science, it in fact rejects reason and science. It regularly makes claims that are divorced from any objective evidence. – In Moral Defense of Forestry, Peter Schwartz. Posted in Ayn Rand Center, January 28, 2000 The Tree Huggers in Baguio and…

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Development, Economy, Environment

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