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Whistleblowers in pork barrel scam Ruby Tuason and Benhur Luy deserve jail time not hero and celebrity treatment

Posted on February 15, 2014February 16, 2014 By Ilda 18 Comments on Whistleblowers in pork barrel scam Ruby Tuason and Benhur Luy deserve jail time not hero and celebrity treatment
Whistleblowers in pork barrel scam Ruby Tuason and Benhur Luy deserve jail time not hero and celebrity treatment

The first thing you notice about the whistleblowers involved in the priority development assistance fund (PDAF) or pork barrel scam is the manner with which they act during the senate blue ribbon committee. They seem at ease and familiar with the people around them as if they were in a social gathering with their drinking…

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Crime, Politics, Religion, Society

Coca Cola desperately needs to get the world hooked on Coke

Posted on February 5, 2014August 18, 2022 By benign0 9 Comments on Coca Cola desperately needs to get the world hooked on Coke
Coca Cola desperately needs to get the world hooked on Coke

So there is this Coke ad aired during the Superbowl that features some Tagalog words in a rendition of the American nationalist song “America the Beautiful”, specifically the words “Sa ibabaw ng mga prutas” (which translates to “Above the fruited plain” for those who speak American). Speaking of fruity plains, the ad also touted Coke…

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Glitz and Glamour, Lifestyle, Media, Religion, Society

What Vhong and Deniece teach us about religion and the news

Posted on February 3, 2014 By benign0 22 Comments on What Vhong and Deniece teach us about religion and the news
What Vhong and Deniece teach us about religion and the news

A lot of people remain baffled by the attention that the Vhong Navarro and Deniece Cornejo show attracts. They cite that there are more important things going on — the Disbursement Acceleration Program imbroglio that President Benigno Simeon “BS” Aquino III is entangled in, the plight of Leytenians still reeling from the carnage wrought by…

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Civics, Crime, Culture, Glitz and Glamour, Media, Religion, Society

Top smut consumers: Filipinos just need some stimulation on the fly

Posted on January 24, 2014 By Kate Natividad 11 Comments on Top smut consumers: Filipinos just need some stimulation on the fly
Top smut consumers: Filipinos just need some stimulation on the fly

Hey, here’s another item to chalk up for “Pinoy pride”! According to a GMA News report, Filipinos are among the top viewers of Internet porn in the world. Filipinos, it seems, are renowned for their “stamina” when it comes to their duration of visits to the porn site P0rnHub_dot_com [Editor note: Spelling changed as a…

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Culture, Glitz and Glamour, Lifestyle, Media, Religion, Society

A National Day of Prayer will not atone for the Filipino government’s incompetence

Posted on January 20, 2014January 21, 2014 By FallenAngel 23 Comments on A National Day of Prayer will not atone for the Filipino government’s incompetence
A National Day of Prayer will not atone for the Filipino government’s incompetence

From the start, let me just say, there is nothing wrong with having a National Day of Prayer on January 20, 2014, per se. It is a day for the congregations of various faiths in any country to come together to offer thanks to and to seek guidance from their respective deities. But in the…

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Government, Lifestyle, Religion, Society

God’s plan for the Philippines: infesting the world with desperate Filipino nurses

Posted on January 19, 2014March 27, 2023 By benign0 30 Comments on God’s plan for the Philippines: infesting the world with desperate Filipino nurses
God’s plan for the Philippines: infesting the world with desperate Filipino nurses

The now infamous pronouncement coming from a certain Filipino Catholic bishop that overpopulation is good for Filipinos and the world comes at an interesting time when reports of how some Filipinos working overseas as nurses and caregivers have gone bad. Bishop Gilbert Garcera of the Diocese of Daet, the capital of Camarines Norte, believes overpopulation…

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Civics, Crime, Development, Education, Government, Lifestyle, Religion, Society

People ‘most important resource’ in the Philippines says government as population seen to breach 100m in late 2014

Posted on January 6, 2014 By benign0 35 Comments on People ‘most important resource’ in the Philippines says government as population seen to breach 100m in late 2014
People ‘most important resource’ in the Philippines says government as population seen to breach 100m in late 2014

The population of the Philippines is expected to breach the 100 million mark by the third or fourth quarter of 2014. This assessment was reportedly issued by Philippine Populations Commission (Popcom) executive director Dr Juan Antonio Perez to which Malacanang has provided a positive spin… “It is both a challenge and an opportunity because people…

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Development, Economy, Environment, Lifestyle, Religion, Society

Life is cheap in the Philippines: recent events prove it

Posted on December 9, 2013 By benign0 28 Comments on Life is cheap in the Philippines: recent events prove it
Life is cheap in the Philippines: recent events prove it

The sad economics of human life is plain as day. Close to 6,000 Filipinos died just recently after super-typhoon Yolanda (a.k.a. Haiyan) struck the Philippines’ coconut growing heartland in November of this year. The Philippines made international news, the world’s great powers moved their men and steel into the disaster zone to help, top Filipino…

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Civics, Culture, Development, Economy, Government, Media, Religion, Society

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