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Is PNoy to blame for the recent flooding in Luzon?

Posted on August 10, 2012June 13, 2013 By Ilda 99 Comments on Is PNoy to blame for the recent flooding in Luzon?
Is PNoy to blame for the recent flooding in Luzon?

When former President Gloria Arroyo (GMA) was in power, people were quick to blame her government for what happened during the flooding brought about by typhoon Ondoy in September 2009. Yes, her government could have done more to prevent the flooding but the deluge brought forth by the rains induced by the storm that caused…

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Development, Environment, Government, Politics

Social Media and Big Telco emerge as Filipino heroes

Posted on August 9, 2012August 9, 2012 By benign0 3 Comments on Social Media and Big Telco emerge as Filipino heroes
Social Media and Big Telco emerge as Filipino heroes

In another one of its infomercial articles that it would like to pass off to the average sucker as a news “report”, ABS-CBN trumpeted another one of those dubious “achievements” Filipinos owe mainly to their enormous population — our undisputed place in the global scheme of things as the “social media capital of the world”….

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Development, Environment, Money Talks, Politics

Pinoys give SOS another meaning

Posted on August 9, 2012 By FallenAngel 87 Comments on Pinoys give SOS another meaning
Pinoys give SOS another meaning

Haring habagat – this is the name that some people on Facebook are throwing around to call the latest series of torrential rains that has besieged Metro Manila. Habagat refers to the southwest monsoon experienced by the Philippines every year. The total volume of rainfall from this incidence has seemingly exceeded that of Ondoy in…

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Culture, Government, Politics, Society

PNoy should ditch yellow and start wearing neutral colors

Posted on August 8, 2012November 15, 2013 By benign0 32 Comments on PNoy should ditch yellow and start wearing neutral colors
PNoy should ditch yellow and start wearing neutral colors

Seriously, does President Benigno Simeon ‘BS’ Aquino III always have to wear yellow? Even while on relief visits to flood-affected areas in time of disaster? kelangan ba naka yellow talaga pag pupunta sa flood affected areas? kelangan ba may media muna bago umpisahan magbigay ng relief operations? [Photo and preceding caption courtesy Showbiz Government.] tumabi-tabi…

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Glitz and Glamour, Politics

Reproductive Healthcare and Religious Despotism

Posted on August 7, 2012January 1, 2014 By Virtual Vigilante 7 Comments on Reproductive Healthcare and Religious Despotism
Reproductive Healthcare and Religious Despotism

The last time I checked, the Philippines was not subject to Sharia Law. Yet, it sure feels that way with the Catholic Church pushing its weight all over the place to ensure the Reproductive Healthcare Bill gets voted to oblivion by Congress. In fact, for nearly two decades or about 25 million less people in…

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Politics, Religion, Society

Catholic Church May Be Flawed But Pinoy Flaws Are All Their Own

Posted on August 7, 2012April 8, 2014 By Gogs 25 Comments on Catholic Church May Be Flawed But Pinoy Flaws Are All Their Own
Catholic Church May Be Flawed But Pinoy Flaws  Are All Their Own

“Blame it on Cain, Oh-oh, oh, please don’t blame it on me It’s nobody’s fault But it just seems to be his turn”  Elvis Costello     Just like when I talked to you folks about the Impeachment Trial of the Chief Justice, I hope you know by now that when I am not that…

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Culture, Government, Lifestyle, Politics, Religion, Society

Is the use of state resources to defend Leila De Lima from disbarment justified?

Posted on August 3, 2012August 3, 2012 By benign0 21 Comments on Is the use of state resources to defend Leila De Lima from disbarment justified?
Is the use of state resources to defend Leila De Lima from disbarment justified?

The last couple of weeks has seen Philippine President Benigno Simeon “BS” Aquino III leaning heavily on a number of key institutions and communities that provide important counterbalance to the power wielded by Malacañang. First it was the media, specifically veteran television news presenter and former Vice President Noli de Castro who President BS Aquino…

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Civics, Government, Politics

How many more scapegoats do we need, PNoy?

Posted on August 2, 2012 By a 22 Comments on How many more scapegoats do we need, PNoy?
How many more scapegoats do we need, PNoy?

As soon as I finish my dinner, I make it a habit to allow my thoughts to float around to kill some time and stimulate my noggin. This time, my musings led me to a specific passage from one of my old, old articles. Projection has been a Filipino’s primary weapon when it comes to facing problems,…

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Government, Politics, Society

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