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Filipino taxpayers disapprove of UP students walking out of classes to join communist rallies

Posted on February 3, 2018March 14, 2022 By benign0 57 Comments on Filipino taxpayers disapprove of UP students walking out of classes to join communist rallies
Filipino taxpayers disapprove of UP students walking out of classes to join communist rallies

Students of the University of the Philippines (UP) have been walking out of their classes to protest against the government. They’ve been doing that since time immemorial. Indeed, one tweet by a certain @StandUpDiliman documented one such recent walkout, and it exhibited both a familiar sight and a familiar slogan… WALKOUT NA! Join the hundreds…

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Education, Politics

The debate around Charter Change should be about future opportunities and not about past fears

Posted on February 2, 2018 By benign0 8 Comments on The debate around Charter Change should be about future opportunities and not about past fears
The debate around Charter Change should be about future opportunities and not about past fears

The trouble with the “debate” over this most recent initiative to change the Philippine Constitution is that most of the more popular arguments being given air time have to do with obsolete 1980s-era thinking rather than on a future outlook for the Filipino nation. Christian Monsod, one of the framers of the current Constitution enacted…

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Charter Change, Development, The South

While his critics called him a “dictator”, Duterte has been good for the Philippine economy

Posted on December 23, 2017 By Ilda 14 Comments on While his critics called him a “dictator”, Duterte has been good for the Philippine economy
While his critics called him a “dictator”, Duterte has been good for the Philippine economy

The Philippine Opposition suffered another loss as President Rodrigo Duterte’s “net satisfaction ratings went up by 10 points to 58% in the last quarter of 2017”, according to the latest survey results by survey firm Social Weather Stations (SWS). It has been a bad year for the President’s critics particularly members of the Liberal Party,…

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Development, Economy

Jo Lapira: ‘tiny activist with big dreams’, or ENEMY casualty?

Posted on December 2, 2017December 2, 2017 By benign0 18 Comments on Jo Lapira: ‘tiny activist with big dreams’, or ENEMY casualty?
Jo Lapira: ‘tiny activist with big dreams’, or ENEMY casualty?

Most mainstream news reports and opinion pieces about University of the Philippines (UP) Manila student Jo Lapira who was among the dead following a clash between the Philippine military and the New People’s Army (NPA) in Batangas the other day report who she was to friends. Rappler, for one, cites how Lapira was “a tiny…

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Media, Society

Military strategy should not be based on the assumption that terrorists may consider ‘surrender’?

Posted on October 30, 2017 By benign0 9 Comments on Military strategy should not be based on the assumption that terrorists may consider ‘surrender’?
Military strategy should not be based on the assumption that terrorists may consider ‘surrender’?

Trust Rappler to give air time to any content that works towards painting a beaten enemy of the Opposition’s favourite bogeyman — the Philippine military — as victims of yet another “human rights” travesity. In the “report” Overkill? Some locals question Marawi shelling (seemingly re-published from Al Jazeera), the devastation wreaked upon Marawi City is…

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Religion, The South

Filipinos need to kill their cultural demons in order to kill their real enemies

Posted on June 22, 2017June 23, 2017 By benign0 8 Comments on Filipinos need to kill their cultural demons in order to kill their real enemies
Filipinos need to kill their cultural demons in order to kill their real enemies

Filipinos need to “unite” to solve their big macro national problems. Yet Filipinos, unfortunately, are a people pulled in different directions. We have Yellowtards versus Dutertards, the masses versus the oligarchs, Christians versus Muslims, and Imperial Manila versus the rest of the country among other battles being waged that are ripping Philippine society apart. Adding…

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Culture, Development, Education, Society

Filipinos need to make a choice: Bomb Marawi City to the ground or sustain more military casualties

Posted on June 15, 2017June 15, 2017 By benign0 16 Comments on Filipinos need to make a choice: Bomb Marawi City to the ground or sustain more military casualties
Filipinos need to make a choice: Bomb Marawi City to the ground or sustain more military casualties

The battle for Marawi City is degrading into a protracted stalemate between Philippine government troops and Maute terrorists holed up in buildings in the city centre. Though clearly enjoying superior firepower and logistical support, the Philippine military’s progress in retaking Marawi has tapered off. Despite sustaining heavy aerial bombardment, the enemy has proven difficult to…

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Culture, Government, Society, The South

A delusion of “peace” led to the destruction of Marawi City

Posted on June 13, 2017June 13, 2017 By benign0 2 Comments on A delusion of “peace” led to the destruction of Marawi City
A delusion of “peace” led to the destruction of Marawi City

I don’t want war. All I want is peace. Peace. Peace! A little piece of Poland, a little piece of France A little piece of Portugal and Austria perchance A little slice of Turkey and all that that entails Und then a piece of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales A little nip of Norway, a…

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Development, Society, The South

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