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Martial Law “victims” aren’t a reliable source of information about the Martial Law years

Posted on July 2, 2018 By benign0 12 Comments on Martial Law “victims” aren’t a reliable source of information about the Martial Law years
Martial Law “victims” aren’t a reliable source of information about the Martial Law years

Indeed, those who lived through it live to tell about it. Those who died, well, aren’t really in a position to say much today. All they really have are those who presume to speak for the dead. It is therefore no surprise that the presumptive “leaders” of the Opposition, the so-called Liberal Party (better known…

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Culture, Politics, Religion

How the Ateneo plays Yellowtard “activist” to cover up its own “dark” past of support for the Marcos “regime”

Posted on May 26, 2018September 22, 2018 By benign0 19 Comments on How the Ateneo plays Yellowtard “activist” to cover up its own “dark” past of support for the Marcos “regime”
How the Ateneo plays Yellowtard “activist” to cover up its own “dark” past of support for the Marcos “regime”

Manila Times columnist Yen Makabenta today wrote a scathing article about his alma mater, the Ateneo de Manila University which today stands out amongst the elite Catholic private schools as a bastion of campus Yellowtardism. In What is more toxic than a crony? A crony school?, Makabenta laments how on the current “debate” over the recent ouster…

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Education, Politics

Bam Aquino’s call for a ‘Genuine Opposition’ highlights the lack of one in Philippine politics

Posted on March 27, 2018 By benign0 5 Comments on Bam Aquino’s call for a ‘Genuine Opposition’ highlights the lack of one in Philippine politics
Bam Aquino’s call for a ‘Genuine Opposition’ highlights the lack of one in Philippine politics

According to Senator Bam Aquino he will be joining a “coalition slate, which will be made up of people willing to speak out and stand up against Malacanang’s policies that may be damaging to the people”. In a post on his website, Aquino called for a need for a “genuine opposition”… “In 2019, hindi lang…

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Politics, Society

Duterte tops approval and trust ratings again, Ph Opposition an even bigger laughingstock!

Posted on January 8, 2018 By benign0 14 Comments on Duterte tops approval and trust ratings again, Ph Opposition an even bigger laughingstock!
Duterte tops approval and trust ratings again, Ph Opposition an even bigger laughingstock!

According to the report on Awareness and Trust Ratings of Top National Officials as of December 2017 released by Pulse Asia Research Inc., Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte still enjoys the approval and trust of Filipinos a year and a half into his term. 80 and 82 percent of Filipinos surveyed in the study said they…

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Government, Media, Politics

Wait a minute… Why do Filipinos hate the Marcoses so much to begin with?

Posted on January 4, 2018January 4, 2018 By benign0 65 Comments on Wait a minute… Why do Filipinos hate the Marcoses so much to begin with?
Wait a minute… Why do Filipinos hate the Marcoses so much to begin with?

Would the Philippines have gone on to be a better country had the late former President Ferdinand Marcos never existed and, as a consequence, the “Martial Law years” never transpired? The way Filipino “activists” keep harping about the “evil” Marcos and the “dark ages” he subjected the Philippines to under his “Martial Law regime”, it…

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Culture, Society

Martial Law “debate”: Does the Constitution serve Filipinos? Or do Filipinos serve the Constitution?

Posted on December 13, 2017December 13, 2017 By benign0 9 Comments on Martial Law “debate”: Does the Constitution serve Filipinos? Or do Filipinos serve the Constitution?
Martial Law “debate”: Does the Constitution serve Filipinos? Or do Filipinos serve the Constitution?

The trouble with the whole “debate” around the proposed extension of Martial Law is that it’s been infested by “constitutionalists” beholden to the 1987 Yellowtard Constitution. The points that are truly important to the average Filipino have been all but buried under a mountain of ululations drawn from the original (and obsolete) paranoid delusions that…

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Charter Change, Politics, The South

Duterte has won Filipinos so much respect that the Yellows can no longer hope for reelection

Posted on November 16, 2017 By zaxx 12 Comments on Duterte has won Filipinos so much respect that the Yellows can no longer hope for reelection
Duterte has won Filipinos so much respect that the Yellows can no longer hope for reelection

The recent media attention on the APEC and ASEAN summits has been a welcome reprieve from all the relentless energy- and time-wasting Senate investigations and hearings that front-page-hungry grandstanding lawmakers and politicians have been battering us with all year round. At least we get a break to see our president with the biggest who’s who…

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Culture, Politics

How Noynoy’s incompetence made Duterte happen

Posted on October 26, 2017 By benign0 6 Comments on How Noynoy’s incompetence made Duterte happen
How Noynoy’s incompetence made Duterte happen

The regime of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte happened not because of a template for “dictatorship” cut by vintage 1970s “tyrant” Ferdinand Marcos. Duterte “happened” because he represented a voters’ swing to an alternative to the status quo overseen by the progeny governments of the 1986 “people power revolution”. That revolution promised Filipinos change. Instead it…

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