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Philippine Opposition petty politicking causing Filipino suffering under COVID-19 pandemic

Posted on August 29, 2021August 29, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll 6 Comments on Philippine Opposition petty politicking causing Filipino suffering under COVID-19 pandemic
Philippine Opposition petty politicking causing Filipino suffering under COVID-19 pandemic

Who is really politicking? The administration or the Opposition? Professor Randy David writes in his Inquirer piece “Politicking in the midst of a pandemic” of President Rodrigo Duterte’s address to the nation the other night saying that it is “insensitive, it is irresponsible, it is disheartening—and it leaves one wondering if the country’s highest public…

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Government, Politics

The UP School of Economics was USELESS when Filipinos needed its “expertise” the most

Posted on June 12, 2021June 12, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll 1 Comment on The UP School of Economics was USELESS when Filipinos needed its “expertise” the most
The UP School of Economics was USELESS when Filipinos needed its “expertise” the most

Here we go again — the infamous “sick man of Asia” label. A throwback to the Marcos era is all “economist” Winnie Monsod could come up with in her Inquirer piece “Why we are again the sick man of Asia”. You would think that the Opposition would be creative enough to come up with a…

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Business, Economy

China is the “bad guy” whether it is about tobacco or the virus

Posted on May 29, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll No Comments on China is the “bad guy” whether it is about tobacco or the virus
China is the “bad guy” whether it is about tobacco or the virus

Sinophobia and tobacco. Mareng Winnie throws everything at China. In her Inquirer column today “A victory for tobacco, a defeat for our children”, Monsod writes… Wasn’t China the source of the virus in the first place? Not only that, didn’t China try to cover up its virus situation in the second place? The virus, indeed,…

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Lifestyle, Politics

“Vaccine hesitancy” latest Opposition quibble in on-going time-wasting effort to sabotage Duterte gov’t

Posted on May 23, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll 2 Comments on “Vaccine hesitancy” latest Opposition quibble in on-going time-wasting effort to sabotage Duterte gov’t
“Vaccine hesitancy” latest Opposition quibble in on-going time-wasting effort to sabotage Duterte gov’t

I don’t think there was a group of anti-vaxxers in the country pre-Covid like what they have in the Western countries. Anti-vaxxers came about because of the fiasco around dengue vaccine Dengvaxia, as I recall. I’ve written about why the government of former President Noynoy Aquino approved Dengvaxia even if it hadn’t undergone the last…

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Politics

Opposition “thought leaders” lack mental fortitude and rely on shallow social interaction to feel relevant

Posted on May 19, 2021 By Ramon Ortoll No Comments on Opposition “thought leaders” lack mental fortitude and rely on shallow social interaction to feel relevant
Opposition “thought leaders” lack mental fortitude and rely on shallow social interaction to feel relevant

Pandemic blues. It appears that the pandemic has also affected the mindset of the Opposition. Millennials and those younger than them are all criticizing the government for its pandemic response. You see them on Twitter manifesting mental weakness. They are the biggest voting bloc. These 21-49 year olds number 40 million as of the last…

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Politics, Society

Dengvaxia is No Excuse to Fail in Preventing the Measles Outbreak

Posted on February 22, 2019 By ChinoF 3 Comments on Dengvaxia is No Excuse to Fail in Preventing the Measles Outbreak
Dengvaxia is No Excuse to Fail in Preventing the Measles Outbreak

Recently, the party-list candidate group ANA Kalusugan staged a rally and press conference in Manila, holding the former in front of the Department of Health. They charged that the DOH was remiss in preventing the measles outbreak that recently claimed more than 180 lives. This outbreak may be blamed by some on the recent paranoia…

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