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US anti-outsourcing bill: Why Filipinos should be worried

Posted on December 11, 2011 By benign0 27 Comments on US anti-outsourcing bill: Why Filipinos should be worried
US anti-outsourcing bill: Why Filipinos should be worried

Not surprisingly, there is a growing public and political lash out against outsourcing in recession-hit America. An “anti-outsourcing” bill had recently been introduced in the United States House of Representatives to implement measures that would, in effect, penalise businesses that relocate their call centres offshore. “Outsourcing is one of the scourges of our economy and…

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Economy, Money Talks

PNoy apologist Randy David pre-judges Arroyo and Chief Justice Renato Corona

Posted on December 9, 2011September 26, 2013 By Ilda 113 Comments on PNoy apologist Randy David pre-judges Arroyo and Chief Justice Renato Corona
PNoy apologist Randy David pre-judges Arroyo and Chief Justice Renato Corona

University of the Philippines professor and Philippine Daily Inquirer columnist, Randy David was spot on when he said “In a society like ours, debt of gratitude to the appointing authority cannot be ignored. Often, it outweighs professional considerations. This is even more so when the appointing authority handpicks choices for sensitive positions with an explicit…

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Civics, Government, Media, Politics

How Raissa Robles further highlights the small-mindedness of PNoy’s war against the Supreme Court @raissawriter

Posted on December 9, 2011December 9, 2011 By benign0 30 Comments on How Raissa Robles further highlights the small-mindedness of PNoy’s war against the Supreme Court @raissawriter
How Raissa Robles further highlights the small-mindedness of PNoy’s war against the Supreme Court @raissawriter

After reading ABS-CBN reporter Raissa Robles’s monumental quibble over the letters of the Law surrounding President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III’s national beef with Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona, I must say, I simply have to give her a salute. I salute her because despite her own admission that the notion of the Rule of…

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Government, Media, Politics

Miss Earth USA Nicole Lynn Facebook post offends Filipino ‘pride’

Posted on December 8, 2011 By benign0 40 Comments on Miss Earth USA Nicole Lynn Facebook post offends Filipino ‘pride’
Miss Earth USA Nicole Lynn Facebook post offends Filipino ‘pride’

The latest perceived affront to Filipino “pride” comes from a certain Nicole Lynn who, just after she flew into Manila on the 3rd December 2011, reportedly appeared as guest in Willie Revillame’s variety show Wil Time Big Time and then allegedly posted this “status update” on her Facebook profile… “I hardly made it to manila…

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Glitz and Glamour, Lifestyle, Media, Society

Tarzan King of the Apes versus the Inquirer Dot Net ‘columnists’

Posted on December 8, 2011 By benign0 19 Comments on Tarzan King of the Apes versus the Inquirer Dot Net ‘columnists’
Tarzan King of the Apes versus the Inquirer Dot Net ‘columnists’

Posted by “flax” in a comment on Get Real Post: “The early step of all dictators is to inflame the majority in common cause against some scapegoat minority..” – Friedrich Hayek [Cue in theme from the movie Jaws…] Poor Philippine President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III — crazed by regret and now on a spectacular tililing…

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Culture, Government, Media, Politics

Korina Sanchez and why Philippine presidents ultimately don’t matter

Posted on December 8, 2011 By benign0 13 Comments on Korina Sanchez and why Philippine presidents ultimately don’t matter
Korina Sanchez and why Philippine presidents ultimately don’t matter

In Korina Sanchez’s opinion, the Philippine Supreme Court is “still beholden to the gods of the past, and not to the people”. Well who isn’t anyway? This is the Philippines we are talking about — world-renowned for being a nation of people who remain fixated on the past and clueless about their future; focused on…

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Culture, Media, Society

Four questions PNoy should answer before he promises economic growth

Posted on December 7, 2011January 21, 2012 By benign0 11 Comments on Four questions PNoy should answer before he promises economic growth
Four questions PNoy should answer before he promises economic growth

What’s going on with the economy? Don’t ask the President. He’s too busy delivering bloodsport to a bloodthirsty mob. Reporter and blogger Ellen Tordesillas raises some important questions in her latest article with regard to the shameful behaviour of Philippine President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III during a speech he delivered before the First National Criminal…

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Economy, Money Talks

Noynoy Aquino is powerless against Chief Justice Corona

Posted on December 7, 2011October 30, 2013 By Ilda 132 Comments on Noynoy Aquino is powerless against Chief Justice Corona
Noynoy Aquino is powerless against Chief Justice Corona

Impotent is a word that can describe someone who lacks physical strength or vigor. It can also mean someone lacking in power or someone helpless. To paraphrase a famous quote, “Power without morality is barbarous; morality without power is impotent.” On not one but a few occasions, President Noynoy Aquino (PNoy) has demonstrated his impotence….

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Civics, Crime, Society

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