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Colegio de San Agustin road rage! Is the Philippines home to a decent society?

Posted on November 5, 2014November 5, 2014 By benign0 50 Comments on Colegio de San Agustin road rage! Is the Philippines home to a decent society?
Colegio de San Agustin road rage! Is the Philippines home to a decent society?

We make one big assumption whenever we express indignation and outrage over the instances of banal injustice that make regular news fodder in the Philippines — that ours is a “decent” society. But step back and ask a more fundamental question: Is Philippine society really a decent one? Just now I spied a recent post…

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Civics, Crime, Culture, Education, Lifestyle, Society

Binay’s estate, Purisima’s mansions, and Aquino’s hacienda – fodder for the same vacuous ‘debate’

Posted on October 9, 2014October 9, 2014 By benign0 7 Comments on Binay’s estate, Purisima’s mansions, and Aquino’s hacienda – fodder for the same vacuous ‘debate’
Binay’s estate, Purisima’s mansions, and Aquino’s hacienda – fodder for the same vacuous ‘debate’

Pots calling kettles black pretty much summarises the all-too-familiar mudslinging that characterises the political “debate” Filipinos keep their small minds occupied with nowadays. Between the Aquino-Cojuangco bloc, the mansions and SUVs of disgraced police chief Alan Purisima, and the overpriced buildings of 2016 “presidentiable” and current Vice President Jejomar ‘Jojo’ Binay there does not seem…

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Media, 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

Unarrested: the decline of the Philippine National Police’s image and reputation

Posted on October 5, 2014October 5, 2014 By FallenAngel 13 Comments on Unarrested: the decline of the Philippine National Police’s image and reputation
Unarrested: the decline of the Philippine National Police’s image and reputation

It helps to recall one of the tongue-in-cheek comments I heard when I was much younger: In Italy, they have the Mafia. In Japan, they have the Yakuza. In the Philippines, they have the national police! It shouldn’t be that hard to deduce that the above passage is referring to each country’s organized crime syndicate….

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Crime, Development

Police chief Alan Purisima in utter denial of the Philippines’ crooked police force

Posted on October 1, 2014 By benign0 8 Comments on Police chief Alan Purisima in utter denial of the Philippines’ crooked police force
Police chief Alan Purisima in utter denial of the Philippines’ crooked police force

If it weren’t for all the “positive thinkers” that inhabit social media, one would see the reality for what it is: the Philippines is on the verge of anarchy. Perhaps it already is in a state of anarchy. But it is a strange kind of anarchy — one where the peace (by Third World standards…

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Crime, Government, Society

FHM Model Alyzza Agustin caught in ‘Please assist’ scandal!

Posted on September 30, 2014September 30, 2014 By Kate Natividad 39 Comments on FHM Model Alyzza Agustin caught in ‘Please assist’ scandal!
FHM Model Alyzza Agustin caught in ‘Please assist’ scandal!

Lol! Lesson for the day, don’t trust a ditz with your personally-autographed “privilege” cards. In the Philippines, it is common for motorists with connections with top military and police officials to have an autographed business card of one of these contacts tucked beside their drivers’ licenses in their wallet so that in the event that…

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Crime, Glitz and Glamour, Lifestyle

Kabadingan and kalaswaan in Philippine government

Posted on September 24, 2014 By benign0 37 Comments on Kabadingan and kalaswaan in Philippine government
Kabadingan and kalaswaan in Philippine government

If there is anything that “fashion” show, The Naked Truth, organised by Filipino clothing brand Bench to showcase their underwear line revealed to us, it is that kabadingan (faggotry) and kalaswaan (lasciviousness) is a Filipino condition that seems to transcend fields of endeavour. Way back, I wrote about a similar condition that afflicts the Philippines’…

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Government

Noynoy Aquino’s arrogance is forcing Filipinos to take matters into their own hands

Posted on September 19, 2014September 19, 2014 By Ilda 25 Comments on Noynoy Aquino’s arrogance is forcing Filipinos to take matters into their own hands
Noynoy Aquino’s arrogance is forcing Filipinos to take matters into their own hands

The mobbing of Budget Secretary Butch Abad by angry students from the University of the Philippines (UP) is a sign that the system in the Philippines has broken down. The fact that a large group of Filipinos did not hesitate to verbally abuse a public official and were even prepared to physically assault him shows…

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Crime, Education, Government, Politics, Society

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