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Category: Government

Rashomon Effect: The Self-serving Interest of Mainstream Media and the People

Posted on October 18, 2016October 18, 2016 By Marcus 46 Comments on Rashomon Effect: The Self-serving Interest of Mainstream Media and the People
Rashomon Effect: The Self-serving Interest of Mainstream Media and the People

This is in response to Maria Ressa’s comment on a post dated October 5, 2016. John, sino ba’ng hindi gustong magkaisa? Understand we all live in the Philippines, and every policy affects each and every Filipino. I think we differ in critical thinking and the role of journalism: we believe that no matter who’s in…

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Government, Media, Politics, Technology

Duterte leaves Al Jazeera reporters stumped by his elegantly simple answers

Posted on October 16, 2016 By benign0 120 Comments on Duterte leaves Al Jazeera reporters stumped by his elegantly simple answers
Duterte leaves Al Jazeera reporters stumped by his elegantly simple answers

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte faced Al Jazeera‘s Jamela Alindogan and Wayne Hay in an interview conducted the 15th October 2016 in Malacanang palace. The first of two instalments of the video recording of the interview made available on YouTube is shown below. The key topics raised by Alindogan and Hay revolved mainly around two issues…

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Crime, Government, Media

Why ousting Duterte will be disastrous for the Philippines

Posted on October 15, 2016October 15, 2016 By benign0 113 Comments on Why ousting Duterte will be disastrous for the Philippines
Why ousting Duterte will be disastrous for the Philippines

What’s up with all this talk about ousting sitting Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte? That’s a no-brainer. There are certain people and parties so hungry for power that the campaign to seize Malacanang had not ended in May 2016. So it is hardly surprising that, rather than work with the incumbent Duterte administration, the Opposition seek…

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Government, Politics

Fatherhood, Duterte, and the Majapahit Empire

Posted on October 7, 2016 By Carlo de Leon 77 Comments on Fatherhood, Duterte, and the Majapahit Empire
Fatherhood, Duterte, and the Majapahit Empire

“Real fatherhood means love and commitment and sacrifice and a willingness to share responsibility and not walking away from one’s children.” — William Bennett On Fatherhood In the last 100 days, my perception of the presidency has changed, from being a formal leader to a loving father who is at the same time tough, strict,…

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Crime, Government, Politics, Society

Senator Cayetano Dares Foreign Media To Admit They Were Fooled

Posted on October 4, 2016 By P. Farol 31 Comments on Senator Cayetano Dares Foreign Media To Admit They Were Fooled
Senator Cayetano Dares Foreign Media To Admit They Were Fooled

De Lima’s EJK Witness Testimony Discredited Senator Leila De Lima, yet again, walked out of the Senate’s inquiry on extra judicial killings. Trailing her teary exit were words from Senate Committee Justice Chairman Dick Gordon pointing out that it was cowardice to walk out of the senate inquiry. Prior to the dramatic turn in the…

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Government, Media

Remembering Elias’s Legacy

Posted on September 26, 2016 By Batangenyo 34 Comments on Remembering Elias’s Legacy
Remembering Elias’s Legacy

There’s one fact that we Filipinos cannot accept – we are being manufactured. We are being mass-produced by this elitist society and we are not aware of it. Why? Because we chose to ignore the rays of understanding that we could have if we took off the shadow of ignorance that conceals us from reality. Over…

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Culture, Education, Government, Media, Politics, Society

Demonizing political enemies is a tradition of the Aquino gov’t that De Lima was a part of

Posted on September 24, 2016 By benign0 21 Comments on Demonizing political enemies is a tradition of the Aquino gov’t that De Lima was a part of
Demonizing political enemies is a tradition of the Aquino gov’t that De Lima was a part of

After being ousted as chairman of the Senate Justice Committee, Leila De Lima is, predictably, playing the victim card, claiming that she no longer “feels safe”… De Lima said she was not confident whether Philippines security agencies would protect her. “Can I rely on the government and (Philippines National Police) for safety or (National Bureau…

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Government, Politics

Moving on from “It’s More Dysfunctional in the Philippines”

Posted on September 24, 2016 By zaxx 76 Comments on Moving on from “It’s More Dysfunctional in the Philippines”
Moving on from “It’s More Dysfunctional in the Philippines”

Tourism is an important sector for the Philippine economy. In 2015, the travel and tourism industry contributed 10.6% to the country’s GDP (wiki). It is as important a pillar as our OFW remittances and BPO industry for keeping our economy humming and ensuring hot pan de sal stays served on Juan’s breakfast table. With all…

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Culture, Development, Government

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