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On Exclusivity, Discrimination And The Divisive Nature Of Pinoy Culture

Posted on March 11, 2016 By Grimwald 22 Comments on On Exclusivity, Discrimination And The Divisive Nature Of Pinoy Culture
On Exclusivity, Discrimination And The Divisive Nature Of Pinoy Culture

“They’re not like you, why do you still hang out with them?” This was a question directed at me by a vendor near the entrance of our school when I was hanging out with the “special needs” students who wanted to talk to me about aliens and UFOs. These “special needs” students were deaf-mutes and, while they could…

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Culture, Media, Society

5 Ways The Local Media Is Destroying The Philippines

Posted on March 11, 2016 By Grimwald 33 Comments on 5 Ways The Local Media Is Destroying The Philippines
5 Ways The Local Media Is Destroying The Philippines

“When will you ever stop attacking the media?” “What did the local media ever do to you?” “Don’t be such a killjoy!” “You’re just jealous and bitter!” “Why can’t you just let people be happy?” I’m pretty sure that a lot of you will be saying these exact same words after you finish reading this…

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Culture, Lifestyle, Media

5 Big Reasons Why President Aquino Will Never Be Able To Vilify Senator Marcos

Posted on March 10, 2016March 10, 2016 By Grimwald 135 Comments on 5 Big Reasons Why President Aquino Will Never Be Able To Vilify Senator Marcos
5 Big Reasons Why President Aquino Will Never Be Able To Vilify Senator Marcos

It certainly seems that President Aquino is really worried about Senator Bongbong Marcos’s ever growing popularity. Indeed, according to some, Senator Marcos’ vice presidency is assured this coming election. Now, truth be told, it’s quite obvious that President Aquino is still stuck in the past and still eyes the Marcoses warily, thinking them responsible for…

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Media, Politics

Deep

Posted on March 1, 2016 By Grimwald No Comments on Deep
Deep

Author’s Note Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the rewrite of Deep, one of my first attempts at web fiction on GRP. Unfortunately, due to its considerable length, I was forced to abandon the project and focus more on articles and shorter forms of fiction. I write this now as a way to appease the few readers…

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Culture, Fiction, Government, Media, Society

Waking up from The Matrix that is the Aquino idolatry

Posted on March 1, 2016 By rsurtida 48 Comments on Waking up from The Matrix that is the Aquino idolatry
Waking up from The Matrix that is the Aquino idolatry

If there’s one thing I can credit the Aquinos without malice, and with an air of awe and wide-eyed wonder, it would be their successful brainwashing of the majority of the Philippine population into looking at their clan like the second coming of Christ himself. The kind of adoration from people that, even if they’re…

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Civics, Culture, Government, Media, Politics, Society

3 Big Changes Brought About By The EDSA Revolution In The Last 30 Years

Posted on February 28, 2016 By Grimwald 20 Comments on 3 Big Changes Brought About By The EDSA Revolution In The Last 30 Years
3 Big Changes Brought About By The EDSA Revolution In The Last 30 Years

And there you have it ladies and gentlemen, the LP has built a museum to commemorate the alleged “successes” of the EDSA Revolution. The Aquino family, their partners and supporters seem to hold the EDSA Revolution in a high regard, considering it their greatest success as it supposedly freed the Filipino people from the “tyranny”…

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Development, Government, Media, Politics

Breaking Free from Poverty: A Politician-Independent Approach

Posted on February 27, 2016 By zaxx 23 Comments on Breaking Free from Poverty: A Politician-Independent Approach
Breaking Free from Poverty: A Politician-Independent Approach

If you had the liberty to choose which country or race you would be born into, would you choose the Philippines? I’d figure most Filipinos would readily dish out the name of a first-world country like Germany, Japan, Korea, or the United States, nations that have something to be intrinsically proud of, in stark contrast…

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Development, Economy, Education, Media, Society

#EDSA30: What I’ve seen, heard and, now, think after 30 years

Posted on February 26, 2016 By Vincent 11 Comments on #EDSA30: What I’ve seen, heard and, now, think after 30 years
#EDSA30: What I’ve seen, heard and, now, think after 30 years

(Note: This post is actually meant to be just a comment to Mike Portes’s latest article. But since it is long, I opted to post is as an article. And I wrote the recollection parts purely from memory.) It was exactly 30 years ago. Allow me to share as an ordinary citizen how I viewed it and…

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Culture, Government, Media, Politics, Society

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