Tag: military intervention

What happens to Filipinos when they can no longer “make sumbong”?

October 25, 2016October 25, 2016 FallenAngel 2 Comments

There is something to be said about Filipinos and their ability to engage opponents fairly. In a fair engagement, you recognize the situation and the position you’re currently in, and assess them. You discuss possible options. You recall your strengths and weaknesses, and how to use the former for leverage, and how to best minimize…

Civics, Culture, Politics, Society

The Boston Bombing and US governmentâ€™s history of mass murder

April 19, 2013 Jose Mario de Vega 33 Comments

I condemn to the highest degree those bloody bastards and criminal freaks who bombed Boston! There is no doubt whatsoever that such act is an act of inhumanity and indeed a crime against humanity! Shame on those evil individuals! Whoever the devil they are, they are animals of the worst kind! My condolences to all…

Crime, Government

Jed
on Pet Sematary Pinoy Democracy: Why the System that Returned After 1986 Came Back Wrong
Effective governance starts locally. It starts with individuals, families then
Tony Ramos
on The Silent Crisis: How Stigma and State Violence Exacerbated Neurodiversity in the Philippines
Thank you for commenting. Yes, I agree that more effort
Tony Ramos
on How I Manage Undiagnosed ADHD (and Why It Still Isn’t Enough)
Thank you for your comment. Your suggestion is very helpful.
Edie
on How I Manage Undiagnosed ADHD (and Why It Still Isn’t Enough)
You can also try doing things that train and enhance
DONN LISTON
on How I Manage Undiagnosed ADHD (and Why It Still Isn’t Enough)
It only takes one Professional Psychologist to change a lightbulb,
Tony Ramos
on How I Manage Undiagnosed ADHD (and Why It Still Isn’t Enough)
Thank you for commenting. By undiagnosed, I mean I spent
DONN LISTON
on How I Manage Undiagnosed ADHD (and Why It Still Isn’t Enough)
I regret that Big Pharma companies and teachers with poor
Tony Ramos
on The Silent Crisis: How Stigma and State Violence Exacerbated Neurodiversity in the Philippines
Thank you for sharing this. Yes, I agree. I also