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Noynoy Aquino is on a war path against his critics

Posted on April 4, 2011 By benign0 3 Comments on Noynoy Aquino is on a war path against his critics

When asked by reporters what he was going to do about the dip in his administration’s approval ratings (which slipped several points to 75 percent in the latest survey), Philippine President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino’s reply was a classic: he said he would further intensify — and be even more “aggressive” with — trumpeting his “achievements”….

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Government, Media

Dear President Noynoy, being average is NOT being resilient

Posted on March 27, 2011March 27, 2011 By Ilda 53 Comments on Dear President Noynoy, being average is NOT being resilient

According to Philippine President Noynoy Aquino (PNoy), Filipinos’ resilience will see us through any crisis. Here’s what he had to say as reported in a Philstar.com news item: “Resilient? Yes, I believe so. I always try to look at every problem as an opportunity,” he told Palace reporters. “We have industries that could recover after…

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Culture, Development, Government

Somebody please tell Noynoy he is President of the Philippines!

Posted on March 25, 2011 By benign0 7 Comments on Somebody please tell Noynoy he is President of the Philippines!

Philippine President Benigno ‘Noynoy’ Aquino speaking as a ‘private citizen’? I’m no expert on protocol but in my book, when one assumes the office of head of state and government, one lives and breathes the role for the entire length of the term. So as far as Noynoy is concerned, I believe there is no…

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Crime, Government, Politics

Filipinos and happiness: why we need to be serious about it

Posted on March 23, 2011 By Ilda 60 Comments on Filipinos and happiness: why we need to be serious about it

There is enough evidence to suggest that Filipinos in general are preoccupied with the desire to be on a permanent state of euphoria or at least with being perceived to be a “happy-go-lucky” society no matter what circumstances they are in. Unfortunately, this national obsession with being “happy” or having a good time instead actually…

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Crime, Culture, Lifestyle, Society

Focus on the future eludes Filipinos despite an abundance of lessons

Posted on March 23, 2011 By benign0 2 Comments on Focus on the future eludes Filipinos despite an abundance of lessons

In the past several weeks, many things have happened that rocked the globe and will likely have ramifications over the next six to 12 months that we can only begin to understand today. Consider that even so-called experts struggle to piece together a picture of what the world might look like in the mid-term under…

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Culture, Development, Media, Society

PNoy blames Arroyo but takes credit for her work in a speech in Singapore

Posted on March 11, 2011March 4, 2015 By Ilda 189 Comments on PNoy blames Arroyo but takes credit for her work in a speech in Singapore

Official records show that there have been 14 Philippine Presidents that preceded incumbent President Noynoy Aquino (PNoy). However, PNoy seems to be under the illusion that there were only two past Presidents before him and he takes turns referring to each one of them in his speeches depending on the occasion. When PNoy talks about…

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Development, Economy, Featured, Government

Lessons learned from weeks spent doting upon Arab People Power

Posted on March 3, 2011 By benign0 8 Comments on Lessons learned from weeks spent doting upon Arab People Power

First we cheered on stirrings of what we described as impending “people power” Edsa-style revolutions that started in Tunisia and spread over the rest of North Africa. Quick to fancy ourselves as the doting grand-daddies of this sort of “grassroots-initiated” change movement, we tweeted, blogged, Facebook-“liked”, re-tweeted, and email-forwarded various newsbits and factoids that made…

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Economy, Featured, Government, Society

Since Edsa 1986: 25 years of walking the walk of shame with a bad hangover

Posted on February 28, 2011February 26, 2017 By benign0 17 Comments on Since Edsa 1986: 25 years of walking the walk of shame with a bad hangover
Since Edsa 1986: 25 years of walking the walk of shame with a bad hangover

I went to “Edsa” in 1986 to kibitz, make tusok-tusok da fishball and watch girls. Ok, so I also wanted to “contribute” to removing then President Ferdinand E. Marcos from Malacanang who, after all inconvenienced me no end with his banning of Voltes 5 and other Japanese robot cartoons back in the 70’s. He also…

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Culture, Development, Government, Media, Politics

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