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The Man I Hope To Finally See and Respect

Posted on November 19, 2013October 23, 2018 By Aunt Mary 76 Comments on The Man I Hope To Finally See and Respect
The Man I Hope To Finally See and Respect

The first 72 hours in every disaster relief and rescue operation is the most crucial. It’s when a responsible and speedy reaction is much needed. It was during this most crucial time, the 1st 72 hours, that I was hoping our government leaders have acted more swiftly and responded more responsibly as well. No, I…

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Civics, Culture, Government, Media, Politics

Korina Sanchez and how to avoid PR disasters during natural disasters like typhoon Yolanda

Posted on November 18, 2013November 18, 2013 By Ilda 143 Comments on Korina Sanchez and how to avoid PR disasters during natural disasters like typhoon Yolanda
Korina Sanchez and how to avoid PR disasters during natural disasters like typhoon Yolanda

When it comes to advertising and product placements, Filipino politicians are the best. Advertising executives can actually learn a thing or two about how to optimise exposure of any product from them. The results speak for themselves. Politicians whose names and faces are printed on almost anything – billboards, noodle packets or candy bars get…

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Civics, Government, Media, Politics

Comparisons to Hurricane Katrina are Excuses for Incompetence

Posted on November 18, 2013November 18, 2013 By ChinoF 71 Comments on Comparisons to Hurricane Katrina are Excuses for Incompetence
Comparisons to Hurricane Katrina are Excuses for Incompetence

When Anderson Cooper of CNN reported that help was slow in coming to people in the provinces battered by Haiyan, the government and its supporters immediately went on the defensive. Instead of coming out with admissions of some lapses in leadership while reassuring that help is coming, they instead came out with defenses of their…

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Government, Media

Typhoon Yolanda has exposed the nakedness of an image-conscious Philippines

Posted on November 17, 2013November 30, 2013 By FallenAngel 171 Comments on Typhoon Yolanda has exposed the nakedness of an image-conscious Philippines
Typhoon Yolanda has exposed the nakedness of an image-conscious Philippines

And when we say the Philippines, we don’t mean just the government; we mean to include the Filipino people who voted those incompetent officials in, like for example, president Benigno Simeon “BS” Aquino III. From the start of his term, it has been painfully obvious that BS Aquino’s presidency was heavily anchored on popularity. Thus,…

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Culture, Government, Media, Politics, Society

Korina Sanchez is Mar Roxas’s wife! (and other insights gleaned from the Yolanda disaster)

Posted on November 17, 2013November 17, 2013 By benign0 34 Comments on Korina Sanchez is Mar Roxas’s wife! (and other insights gleaned from the Yolanda disaster)
Korina Sanchez is Mar Roxas’s wife! (and other insights gleaned from the Yolanda disaster)

Did the Filipino people elect their leaders so that they could be given a “break” in times when their leadership is needed the most? It seems that’s exactly what they did. Many Filipinos are already quite aware of the embarrassingly cringe-worthy manner with which Philippine President Benigno Simeon “BS” Aquino III and Department of Interior…

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Civics, Environment, Government, Media

Sec. Mar Roxas character exposed in interview with CNN’s Andrew Stevens at Yolanda disaster site

Posted on November 15, 2013November 8, 2021 By Ilda 574 Comments on Sec. Mar Roxas character exposed in interview with CNN’s Andrew Stevens at Yolanda disaster site
Sec. Mar Roxas character exposed in interview with CNN’s Andrew Stevens at Yolanda disaster site

They say people’s true character reveals itself under pressure. Super typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) has certainly put Philippine politicians under pressure. This is something they are not really used to. They are more used to grandstanding under their own terms during scheduled press conferences with members of the local media and during mock hearings, which appear…

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Civics, Environment, Government, Media

CNN’s Anderson Cooper versus Noynoy Aquino on the Typhoon Yolanda situation: like fact versus fiction

Posted on November 14, 2013November 8, 2021 By Ilda 1,541 Comments on CNN’s Anderson Cooper versus Noynoy Aquino on the Typhoon Yolanda situation: like fact versus fiction
CNN’s Anderson Cooper versus Noynoy Aquino on the Typhoon Yolanda situation: like fact versus fiction

There is now an ongoing battle for the truth about the real situation in typhoon-ravaged areas amidst the tragedy that is still unfolding a week after super typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) left the Philippines. On one side, members of the international media are giving factual reports from the ground at the disaster zone. On the other…

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Civics, Culture, Environment, Government, Media

Tacloban officials suffer through BS Aquino immediately after TS Yolanda

Posted on November 10, 2013November 12, 2013 By FallenAngel 315 Comments on Tacloban officials suffer through BS Aquino immediately after TS Yolanda
Tacloban officials suffer through BS Aquino immediately after TS Yolanda

As if Tacloban officials didn’t have enough on their hands with assessing damage, estimating the number of casualties, and generally keeping the deteriorating peace and order situation under control, all brought about by Tropical Storm Yolanda (Haiyan), along came another calamity that they had to deal with: the Bullshit Storm generated from president Benigno Simeon…

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Government, Media, Politics

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