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Why I Am Not Proud To Be Filipino

Posted on May 31, 2015December 24, 2015 By FallenAngel 830 Comments on Why I Am Not Proud To Be Filipino
Why I Am Not Proud To Be Filipino

Consider this a list, not exhaustive, of character traits that Filipinos need to overcome if they want to emerge as a better society – definitely better than their current situation indicates. Filipinos are rude, undisciplined and inconsiderate The quintessential example of this, of course, is to look at a daily commute and a typical traffic…

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Culture, Lifestyle, Society

Lakers Executive Takes Page From The Noynoy Playbook

Posted on November 5, 2013November 5, 2013 By Gogs 8 Comments on Lakers Executive Takes Page From The Noynoy Playbook
Lakers Executive Takes Page From The Noynoy Playbook

  “….we don’t get depressed. Here’s what we call our golden rule. Have faith in you and the things you do, you won’t go wrong this is our family jewel” Sister Sledge   Dr. Jerry Buss built the Lakers into one of the best run teams in professional sport. There is no more popular team…

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Politics

What is the right kind of Pinoy Pride?

Posted on July 4, 2013May 18, 2015 By ChinoF 92 Comments on What is the right kind of Pinoy Pride?
What is the right kind of Pinoy Pride?

A lot of people balked at my article “Pinoy Pride will never save the Philippines.” They said, in effect, pride isn’t all that bad, and I’m cruel for saying it is! And if pride won’t save us, what will? I agree, there is a kind of pride that is good. But the most popular form…

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Culture

How an MRT ride home inspired me to write about self-assurance, and its relevance to the 2013 mid-term elections

Posted on March 12, 2013July 25, 2013 By FallenAngel 79 Comments on How an MRT ride home inspired me to write about self-assurance, and its relevance to the 2013 mid-term elections
How an MRT ride home inspired me to write about self-assurance, and its relevance to the 2013 mid-term elections

If you ride the Metro Rail Transit (MRT) system in the Philippines, especially during rush hour, chances are you will not find anything to pleasant to say about it. The experience is harrowing, to say the least. The minute you line up at the platform, you will find the queues disorderly. Instead of sticking to…

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Civics, Culture, Development, Society

Senate plagiarism – a template to follow?

Posted on August 29, 2012August 29, 2012 By Ms. Mike Portes 8 Comments on Senate plagiarism – a template to follow?

Since the news of Sotto’s plagiarism broke out, I knew someone in his office will get it, for it is rare for these politicians and even business leaders to be writing their own speeches. I was waiting for the celebrity senator and his office to own up but Hey! They haven’t and looks like they…

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Government, Politics

De Lima’s latest dilemma: a puzzle of intentions

Posted on July 4, 2012 By a 12 Comments on De Lima’s latest dilemma: a puzzle of intentions
De Lima’s latest dilemma: a puzzle of intentions

Things aren’t exactly going well for PNoy’s feisty lackey’s prospective career path. Her recent decision to accept her nomination for the position of Chief Justice was met with distaste from several figures in the government, some of them even from PNoy’s camp. The possible appointment of Justice Secretary Leila de Lima as the 24th chief…

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Government, Politics

The Folly of Brown Pride

Posted on October 17, 2011July 14, 2015 By ChinoF 40 Comments on The Folly of Brown Pride
The Folly of Brown Pride

It already irks me to keep hearing Filipinos complain about other Filipinos using skin whitening products or liking foreign shows and products, saying it’s a sign that Filipinos are ashamed of themselves. I disagree with that view. I think loving white skin has nothing to do with shame. It’s just common sense. When something is…

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