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Erap and Isko, Reviving Manila (Part One)

Posted on January 31, 2014 By P. Farol 32 Comments on Erap and Isko, Reviving Manila (Part One)
Erap and Isko, Reviving Manila (Part One)

 Manila is the core city of the National Capital Region and despite the many attempts to restore it to its “old glory”, it is still pretty much rotting away and there seems to be no way of stopping its decay. Polluted, crowded, crime infested, unbearably hot during the summer months, chronically flooded during the rainy…

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Development, Environment, Government, Politics

Jojo Binay or Kris Aquino may be president in 2016 – but it really does not matter

Posted on January 31, 2014 By benign0 72 Comments on Jojo Binay or Kris Aquino may be president in 2016 – but it really does not matter
Jojo Binay or Kris Aquino may be president in 2016 – but it really does not matter

The next presidential elections is still more than two years away but Filipinos are already looking to 2016 for that anticipated cool change. It’s not that the current term under President Benigno Simeon “BS” Aquino III can be described as hot. Far from it. The Second Philippine Reich can be considered more of a protracted…

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Development, Economy, Politics, Technology

PNoy’s abuse of power is the result of the Filipino people’s laziness

Posted on January 29, 2014January 29, 2014 By Ilda 16 Comments on PNoy’s abuse of power is the result of the Filipino people’s laziness
PNoy’s abuse of power is the result of the Filipino people’s laziness

We all have to deal or transact with hired professionals or employees on a regular basis. Most of us would rather see the good side of the individual we are dealing with than their bad side because the alternative would be hard work. For example, when we find a dentist who was highly recommended by…

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Culture, Government, Politics, Society

DOJ Sec Leila De Lima and Malacanang looking good as Lee and Cornejo case collapses

Posted on January 29, 2014 By benign0 11 Comments on DOJ Sec Leila De Lima and Malacanang looking good as Lee and Cornejo case collapses
DOJ Sec Leila De Lima and Malacanang looking good as Lee and Cornejo case collapses

Given the picture emerging so far, lead goon Cedric Lee and his squeeze starlet Deniece Cornejo are toast. There is no way the rape allegations lobbed by Cornejo against Vhong Navarro could hold water. CCTV footage analysed by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) had shown that Cornejo had left her condo within a minute…

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Crime, Politics

ABS-CBN saturation coverage of Vhong Navarro and Deniece Cornejo causing Filipino intellectual bankruptcy

Posted on January 29, 2014January 29, 2014 By benign0 133 Comments on ABS-CBN saturation coverage of Vhong Navarro and Deniece Cornejo causing Filipino intellectual bankruptcy
ABS-CBN saturation coverage of Vhong Navarro and Deniece Cornejo causing Filipino intellectual bankruptcy

In recent days, that unsavory aspect of the character of Philippine society has yet again reared its ugly head. As the saying goes, a distracted mind is a happy mind. In no other place in the world does this truism apply better than in the Philippines where, despite monumental wretchedness casting a long-term pall over…

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Crime, Culture, Development, Education, Government, Media, Politics, Society

The Big Lie: Senator Bong Revilla’s disgusting privilege speech before the Philippine Senate

Posted on January 28, 2014 By Virtual Vigilante 29 Comments on The Big Lie: Senator Bong Revilla’s disgusting privilege speech before the Philippine Senate
The Big Lie: Senator Bong Revilla’s disgusting privilege speech before the Philippine Senate

The notion of siring 38 children (“officially acknowledged” or as much at 72 children, including unrecognized ones) with different women is not only irresponsible but downright perverted. Hence, I couldn’t help but puke at the sight of the old man (Nardong Putik himself) cry on cue, looking the part of the beaten underdog, while his…

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Crime, Government, Media, Politics

Sen. Bong Revilla’s Amazingly Cringeworthy Privilege Speech

Posted on January 23, 2014 By P. Farol 25 Comments on Sen. Bong Revilla’s Amazingly Cringeworthy Privilege Speech
Sen. Bong Revilla’s Amazingly Cringeworthy Privilege Speech

My friends and readers know that I have absolutely no love lost when it comes to the Aquino Administration, but I’ll throw this administration a bone and say that  some people may have pretty much lost the plot with regard to the Pork Barrel Scam. Given that it was actually infighting springing from greed and…

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Crime, Government, Politics

I have mixed feelings about impeaching President Noynoy Aquino

Posted on January 23, 2014January 23, 2014 By Kate Natividad 49 Comments on I have mixed feelings about impeaching President Noynoy Aquino
I have mixed feelings about impeaching President Noynoy Aquino

I hear a lot of talk about impeaching President Noynoy Aquino. Well, it’s not really surprising considering all the badness of his administration being highlighted lately. I mean, here’s a guy who promised the sky back in 2010 and all we get four years down the track is a yellow shirt and a bunch of…

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Development, Government, Lifestyle, Politics, Society

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