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The TRUTH about Martial Law: Young Filipinos no longer believe that it was all bad!

Posted on March 3, 2016January 3, 2022 By benign0 178 Comments on The TRUTH about Martial Law: Young Filipinos no longer believe that it was all bad!
The TRUTH about Martial Law: Young Filipinos no longer believe that it was all bad!

The war for minds surrounding the 2016 elections now seems to be centred on how the last 30 years of “freedom” that was “won” in 1986 stacks up against the 20-year Martial Law regime of former President Ferdinand Marcos. You can see it in how much “lest we forget” messages that aim to “educate” the…

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Crime, Featured, Government, Politics, 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

Marcos and the Red Scare: Martial Law in Retrospect

Posted on March 1, 2016March 1, 2016 By Celestino Manrique II 34 Comments on Marcos and the Red Scare: Martial Law in Retrospect
Marcos and the Red Scare: Martial Law in Retrospect

With the recent 30th Anniversary of the 1986 EDSA “Revolution”, the martial law era of President Ferdinand E. Marcos was once again put in bad light. This, as President BS Aquino again showed the alleged atrocities of the Marcos regime without being able to highlight whatever he was able to achieve. Again, there were morons…

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Filipino millenial voters deserve better than a 1970s-vintage ‘Never Again’ slogan

Posted on February 29, 2016February 29, 2016 By benign0 33 Comments on Filipino millenial voters deserve better than a 1970s-vintage ‘Never Again’ slogan
Filipino millenial voters deserve better than a 1970s-vintage ‘Never Again’ slogan

The youth is all about the future. This is why the ‘Never Aqain’ rhetoric of the anti-Marcos camp all but fails to resonate amongst the Philippines’ youth. That’s unfortunate for candidates and parties that have their so-called platforms firmly-rooted in the past. Young Filipinos, quite simply, do not care about the past, perhaps, rightly so,…

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Politics, Society

At The Home Stretch: It’s Grace Vs. Jojo, Chiz Vs. Bongbong (Part One)

Posted on February 29, 2016 By P. Farol 12 Comments on At The Home Stretch: It’s Grace Vs. Jojo, Chiz Vs. Bongbong (Part One)
At The Home Stretch: It’s Grace Vs. Jojo, Chiz Vs. Bongbong (Part One)

I still don’t give that much credence to what the surveys say and so I am basing my guesses on nothing but a lot of rough figuring at this point coupled with whatever strikes me as sensible at the moment. Regardless of what our so called “political analysts” are saying at this point, my method…

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Culture, Politics

Of Madonna and Martial Law

Posted on February 28, 2016 By Charles Englund 23 Comments on Of Madonna and Martial Law
Of Madonna and Martial Law

We have been deluged by Martial Law articles and comments recently.  Part of this has to do with marking the 30th anniversary of EDSA, true.  But a greater part of it is the resurgence of Bongbong Marcos in the VP surveys. People (especially of a certain age) are genuinely aghast and distressed that the Philippines…

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Culture, Development, Government, Politics, Religion, 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

Bongbong Marcos has become popular because Noynoy Aquino sucks!

Posted on February 28, 2016October 21, 2021 By Ilda 90 Comments on Bongbong Marcos has become popular because Noynoy Aquino sucks!
Bongbong Marcos has become popular because Noynoy Aquino sucks!

Why has Senator and Vice Presidential candidate Bongbong Marcos become so popular with Filipino voters? There are plenty of reasons why but the number one reason is because of his Number One critic, current President Benigno Simeon Aquino. A lot of voters have become disillusioned by BS Aquino’s performance over the six years he’s held…

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