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Today’s “fake news” is revenge for 30 years of Yellow lies and hypocrisy

Posted on March 16, 2017 By benign0 12 Comments on Today’s “fake news” is revenge for 30 years of Yellow lies and hypocrisy
Today’s “fake news” is revenge for 30 years of Yellow lies and hypocrisy

According to the Inquirer Editor, camps aligned (loosely or tightly) with the Philippines’ Opposition are “fighting back”. Leading this “fight”, they claim, is “vice president” Leni Robredo who has seemingly taken it up upon herself to serve as the Opposition’s mouthpiece from within Malacanang. Robredo’s jump-off point for this new “assault” on “fake news” and…

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Media, Politics, Society

The far-right rises in the Philippines

Posted on March 9, 2017 By Celestino Manrique II 53 Comments on The far-right rises in the Philippines
The far-right rises in the Philippines

Nationalism has been reborn in the Philippines, and the yellows and liberals have failed to realize what is going on. One of my criticisms of Philippine politics has always been the lack of party principles, as all our political parties are on the center of the traditional left-right political spectrum. This is largely because the…

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Politics, Society

The silly semantic debate of whether EDSA I was a ‘success’ or a ‘failure’

Posted on February 28, 2017March 1, 2017 By FallenAngel 8 Comments on The silly semantic debate of whether EDSA I was a ‘success’ or a ‘failure’
The silly semantic debate of whether EDSA I was a ‘success’ or a ‘failure’

The seemingly inescapable reality that confronts the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution is that interest in it – and not really surprisingly, attendance in the annual commemorations – have been declining for the past years. This year, the Duterte administration had proposed that the rites be simple and quiet, a statement that was met with…

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Civics, Development, Politics, Society

Let jeepney drivers go on strike — PERMANENTLY

Posted on February 27, 2017February 27, 2017 By benign0 17 Comments on Let jeepney drivers go on strike — PERMANENTLY
Let jeepney drivers go on strike — PERMANENTLY

Filipinos once had the opportunity to be weaned off these clunky poor excuses for public transport. But that was several decades ago. That opportunity has passed. Today, Filipinos need to quit jeepneys cold turkey. It’s time. Jeepneys are an abomination. They encapsulate everything that is wrong with the Filipino — unsafe, mediocre, rehashed from old…

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Culture, Society

CBCP’s “Walk of Life” stunt illustrates just how primtive a society the Philippines remains

Posted on February 21, 2017 By benign0 12 Comments on CBCP’s “Walk of Life” stunt illustrates just how primtive a society the Philippines remains
CBCP’s “Walk of Life” stunt illustrates just how primtive a society the Philippines remains

As expected, the Inquirer Editor stepped up as chief cheerleader in the recent “spate” of street activity, specifically the so-called “Walk of Life” organised by, who else, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP). Crowing about the 20,000-strong “crowd” that gathered in Luneta to sing hymns and wax prayerful over the situation of the…

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Politics, Religion, Society

Key Duterte initiatives lay foundation for sustained economic growth

Posted on February 14, 2017February 14, 2017 By benign0 12 Comments on Key Duterte initiatives lay foundation for sustained economic growth
Key Duterte initiatives lay foundation for sustained economic growth

Continuing to send Filipino workers overseas to seek and sustain employment is a serious misallocation of human capital. Much the same way as wanton mining in the Philippine countryside took a huge toll on the environment and landscape, exporting people leaves deep scars in the Philipines’ social fabric. And so, here is why the OFW…

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Development, Economy, Society

We need to talk about that Kwentong Jollibee Valentines ad!

Posted on February 10, 2017 By Kate Natividad 8 Comments on We need to talk about that Kwentong Jollibee Valentines ad!
We need to talk about that Kwentong Jollibee Valentines ad!

Napakasakit! The latest Jollibee ad hits to the core! Watch the ad first. Spoilers follow so no peeking! 🙂 Sadness… Well, si girl naman kasi. How dreadful for the guy, but what to do when you are in the girl’s shoes?? Thus, the age-old relationship question that keeps us perennially flumoxed: Can a boy and…

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Glitz and Glamour, Society

Mandatory military training in Ph schools needed to toughen up ‘temperamental’ millennials

Posted on February 8, 2017February 13, 2017 By benign0 16 Comments on Mandatory military training in Ph schools needed to toughen up ‘temperamental’ millennials
Mandatory military training in Ph schools needed to toughen up ‘temperamental’ millennials

I had an epiphany today. I found out that ROTC (a.k.a. Citizen’s Military Training or CMT or Citizen’s Army Training or CAT) hasn’t been mandatory in Philippine schools since 2001. And so I thought, holy shit, that explains a lot about the quality of Filipino “millennials” today! I realise now that mixed into the cocktail…

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Education, Featured, Society

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