Tag: intellectual bankrupcty

Manny Pacquiao In The Senate: 3 Wrong Reasons Pinoys Love Manny Pacquiao So Much

June 4, 2016June 4, 2016 Grimwald 15 Comments

Let me guess… You thought the match was over, didn’t you? Did you think my threat about a round 3 was just that: a threat? Well, you’re dead wrong! And if you thought that my last two articles was as far as I could go, you’re wrong again! Because there’s a lot more where that came from….

Culture, Government, Lifestyle, Media, Politics, Religion, Society

Mar Roxas sells ‘competence’ and ‘experience’ to an electorate long-conditioned to vote Stupid

September 24, 2015 benign0 26 Comments

Election “activists” are now calling for Filipinos to vote for candidates who are “honest”, “competent”, and “experienced”. Specifically most of these calls come from supporters of Liberal Party presidential candidate Mar Roxas — the “anointed” successor to current Philippine President Benigno Simeon ‘BS’ Aquino III. Calling for those virtues and then dropping Roxas’s name is…

Culture, Politics, Society

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on The Silent Crisis: How Stigma and State Violence Exacerbated Neurodiversity in the Philippines
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