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Take it! Take it! President Noynoy Aquino has a clean shot in Cebu

Posted on January 2, 2013 By benign0 47 Comments on Take it! Take it! President Noynoy Aquino has a clean shot in Cebu

On one hand, I’d say the clock is ticking for Malacañang. Presumably with every hour — and day — it dithers in its decision on what to do about rogue Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia who remains ‘holed up for a cause’ at the Cebu Capitol after being slapped with a suspension order on the 19th…

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Crime, Government, Politics

Military hardware – not digital whining – makes it right

Posted on June 24, 2011June 24, 2011 By benign0 14 Comments on Military hardware – not digital whining – makes it right

One degeneration after another. The emo-style with which Filipinos think they could initiate reform — Edsa “revolutions”, “unity” walks, “interfaith” rallies, and then online “petitions” and now blog “action” days, Twitter barrages, and Facebook “meme” spreading — yields flaccid one-time results at best. Perhaps there were small wins (Heritage of Smallness, remember?) — a missing…

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Crime, Government, Media, Politics, Technology

Should the Philippines increase military spending and prepare for war?

Posted on June 24, 2011February 26, 2022 By benign0 32 Comments on Should the Philippines increase military spending and prepare for war?
Should the Philippines increase military spending and prepare for war?

In the last couple of months, tension between China and the Philippines around claims of sovereignty over the Spratly Islands have escalated, punctuated most recently by the deployment of the Philippine Navy warship BRP Rajah Humabon which sailed on a “patrol” mission to the Scarborough Shoal off Zambales. The Armed Forces of the Philippines as…

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