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Online libel, freedom of information, and what Filipinos have done with their freedom

Posted on February 24, 2014February 25, 2014 By FallenAngel 35 Comments on Online libel, freedom of information, and what Filipinos have done with their freedom
Online libel, freedom of information, and what Filipinos have done with their freedom

Outrage in the citizenry continues erupting over the recent ruling of the Supreme Court regarding the online libel clause in Republic Act 10175, A.K.A. the Cybercrime Law. Due to the online libel clause not being declared unconstitutional, social media is abuzz with discussion that the end of “freedom of speech” and “freedom of expression” draws…

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Civics, Culture, Government, Media, Society

Noynoy’s incompetence is undeniably a cause of death in Filipino society

Posted on March 6, 2013July 25, 2013 By FallenAngel 27 Comments on Noynoy’s incompetence is undeniably a cause of death in Filipino society
Noynoy’s incompetence is undeniably a cause of death in Filipino society

If you do a quick search on the internet, or ask on the street about common causes of death in Filipino society, you are most likely to hear things like smoking, heart disease, violence-related deaths, obesity, road traffic accidents, and so on and so forth. Recent events in Sabah with the men from the sultanate…

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Crime, Culture, Government, Politics, Society, The South

“Nganga!” goes the Filipino taxpayer

Posted on January 29, 2013January 29, 2013 By Ms. Mike Portes 100 Comments on “Nganga!” goes the Filipino taxpayer
“Nganga!” goes the Filipino taxpayer

Filipino taxpayers can take pride in sponsoring two expensive teledramas. In 2012, we saw the Club 188 signatories expedite the impeachement of then Chief Justice Corona, courtesy of a Powerpoint presentation. The drama was blown to a full scale at the senate, where we saw a nation polarized by the eloquent grandstanding of our public…

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