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PNoy and the Waiver: The Straight Path to Hypocrisy

Posted on May 29, 2012 By a 65 Comments on PNoy and the Waiver: The Straight Path to Hypocrisy
PNoy and the Waiver: The Straight Path to Hypocrisy

Once upon a time, then senator Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III made a bold declaration in a press release during his presidential campaign. “I am willing if necessary (to waive my rights under the Bank Secrecy Law)…but I will not presume for others who will join government,” he said in the Second Integrity and Human Rights…

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Government, Politics, Society

Congress destroyed Corona and further damaged fragile Philippine institutions

Posted on May 29, 2012July 6, 2014 By Ilda 118 Comments on Congress destroyed Corona and further damaged fragile Philippine institutions
Congress destroyed Corona and further damaged fragile Philippine institutions

Kicking a horse when it is down. It’s an idiom for what a person does to his opponent. The Urban Dictionary describes it as when someone breaks up with their girl/boyfriend and continues to bitch about them with their friends weeks later. It’s the same as when someone beats his opponent to a pulp even…

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Civics, Crime, Culture, Government, Politics

What does the acronym AI signify to you as a Filipino?

Posted on May 29, 2012 By FallenAngel 14 Comments on What does the acronym AI signify to you as a Filipino?
What does the acronym AI signify to you as a Filipino?

All right, all right. American Idol is yesterday’s news. Jessica Sanchez lost. Pinoys still suck, and they’re still stuck with the government they deserve whatever the outcome of the circus, I mean, impeachment trial is. Plus, Manny Pacquiao has a fight coming up in about two (2) weeks, so I don’t think that will be…

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Culture, Economy, Politics, Society, Tech Talk

Will the Senator-Judges convict a man who interprets the law the same way they do?

Posted on May 28, 2012May 28, 2012 By benign0 41 Comments on Will the Senator-Judges convict a man who interprets the law the same way they do?
Will the Senator-Judges convict a man who interprets the law the same way they do?

Closing remarks day today for both camps! The court session today in the impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona brought a few things to light: (1) how utterly outclassed the prosecution lawyers are by those in the defense team, (2) how thin on substance the speech made by no less than the leader of…

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Crime, Government, Media, Politics

Does avowed atheist Red Tani BELIEVE or KNOW something about Renato Corona’s personal wealth?

Posted on May 28, 2012 By benign0 31 Comments on Does avowed atheist Red Tani BELIEVE or KNOW something about Renato Corona’s personal wealth?
Does avowed atheist Red Tani BELIEVE or KNOW something about Renato Corona’s personal wealth?

I posed a simple question to avowed ‘atheist’ Red Tani of the group Filipino Freethinkers (FFT) after checking out a rather quaint cartoon he drew that implies speculation about the personal wealth of Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona who currently stands on trial before a Senate impeachment court. My question to Tani was this:…

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Civics, Politics, Religion

Cara Doble: the unofficial Philippine national dance

Posted on May 28, 2012 By FallenAngel 6 Comments on Cara Doble: the unofficial Philippine national dance
Cara Doble: the unofficial Philippine national dance

Do you remember any of the native dances that were taught in kinder, and elementary? Pandango sa Ilaw, Tinikling, Maglalatik, Itik-itik, Subli, do any of these ring a bell? Also, I believe that in high school, and college, we were also exposed to modern dance. Ballroom dance primarily, but some of us also studied ballet,…

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Culture, Government, Politics, Society

Chief Justice Renato Corona is protected by the Cory Aquino Constitution

Posted on May 26, 2012May 26, 2012 By Ilda 75 Comments on Chief Justice Renato Corona is protected by the Cory Aquino Constitution
Chief Justice Renato Corona is protected by the Cory Aquino Constitution

A critic of Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona lamented over Twitter, “But Corona is using the law for his own protection.” Eureka! Corona’s critic had the answer to the dilemma dividing the sentiments of the entire nation. Indeed, if the law cannot protect the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, then the law cannot…

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Crime, Government, Politics

American Idol in its Irrelevance Is Relevant To Us

Posted on May 26, 2012December 23, 2015 By Gogs 34 Comments on American Idol in its Irrelevance Is Relevant To Us
American Idol in its Irrelevance Is Relevant To Us

“Don’t You Know That You Are A Shooting Star And All The World Will Love You Just As Long As You Are.” Bad Company “Shooting Star” . Another American Idol Season has come to an end and this one ends with gnashing of teeth by the local populace. Social networks filled with cries of racism…

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Culture, Glitz and Glamour, Society

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