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Mao Zedong, Adolf Hitler, and Josef Stalin: The Philippines’ political drama in retrospect

Posted on June 23, 2015 By Celestino Manrique II 31 Comments on Mao Zedong, Adolf Hitler, and Josef Stalin: The Philippines’ political drama in retrospect
Mao Zedong, Adolf Hitler, and Josef Stalin: The Philippines’ political drama in retrospect

One of the worst and most annoying characteristics of the Filipino people is the melodramatic personality. Filipinos are so driven by drama, sometimes (if not many times) to a fault. It has hampered the rationality of Philippine society, which is evident in elections. BS Aquino III was catapulted to the presidency after the death of…

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Culture, Politics, Society

Filipinos give Philippine history’s ‘bad’ guy a second look due to lack of progress

Posted on October 6, 2014November 9, 2021 By Ilda 117 Comments on Filipinos give Philippine history’s ‘bad’ guy a second look due to lack of progress
Filipinos give Philippine history’s ‘bad’ guy a second look due to lack of progress

Former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos passed away in 1989 but seeing the way people are talking about him lately, it’s as if he is still alive today. This is evident in the way some members of mainstream media keep reliving the “horrors” of the Marcos years. There are quite a number of articles highlighting the…

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Crime, Development, Government, Media, Politics, Society

Noynoy Aquino needs to be reminded: ‘Never again’

Posted on August 16, 2014April 12, 2023 By benign0 15 Comments on Noynoy Aquino needs to be reminded: ‘Never again’
Noynoy Aquino needs to be reminded: ‘Never again’

“Never again.” It is a call to remind Filipinos that the “horrors” of the Martial Law years of the 1970s should never happen again; that we should be vigilant and always say “No” to dictators, another Martial Law, and, of course, another Marcos in power. The times, however, have all but made that slogan a…

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