Tobias on Why Revolt Won’t Work in Today’s PhilippinesWhat are you talking about?
ChinoF on Why Revolt Won’t Work in Today’s PhilippinesThat'll work perhaps if China was really interested in taking over the Philippines at all. You do know I'm a skeptic of that, since it presents no real advantage to them. But in case they do want it, probably most Filipinos won't mind. Especially if Chinese come in bearing gifts, like dole-outs. If you say, beware Chinese bearing gifts, the Filipinos will say, but I love gifts! I wish everything was a gift so I don't need to work!
marius on Why Revolt Won’t Work in Today’s PhilippinesI wonder if China may attempt to provoke a revolt. It probably won't work because Filipinos are so passive, but a chaotic revolution would give China the excuse it needs to step in with a "peacekeeping" force. That technique worked so well for the CIA they used it about half-a-dozen times during the 20th century.
ORATIO IMPERATA on Why Revolt Won’t Work in Today’s Philippines**** ABSOLUTELY REVOLTING **** That is why revolting can never work ....
676Hyden007Toro99999.777 on Why Revolt Won’t Work in Today’s PhilippinesThere are many reasons why Filipinos immigrate to the U.S or become OFW slaves in other countries. Most of us OFWs are economic refugees. Some like , former COMELEC CHIEF, Andres Bautista, are wanted for crime, like thievery. Bautista, cannot enjoy what he had stolen in his own country. Others will be there , looking for a way to steal what he had stolen. I bet, if the Philippines are neighbors with the U.S., like Mexico. We would be there climbing the border fence, like the , Hondurans and Guatemalans. I would had climbed also !
Eduardo Maresca on What does the Filipino want?Nuts talaga. Ngunit mahal ko pa rin ang akin Pinoy na asawa sa kabila ng napakaraming "mindset" idiosyncracies. Nagsusumikap akong tumingin sa positibo......kahit mahirap kung minsan
324Hyden007Toro8888.999 on Why Revolt Won’t Work in Today’s Philippines@Oration Imperata: Okay, whatever you call it...I don't know what term to use...coup d' eta, poltical zarzuela, fake revolution, Oligarch's side show, moro moro, christian christian, katok liku liku, etc... We are just spectators, and we were taken for a ride by these crooks !
Robert Haighton on Why Revolt Won’t Work in Today’s PhilippinesThe protesters just go back to work and still get their salary/wage. So what are you talking about? There is still certainty and stability.
656Hyden007Toro8888.999 on Why Revolt Won’t Work in Today’s PhilippinesThe 1986 "Philippine Revolution" (coup d'etat). did nor work. We became as poor as we can be; our leaders became as corrupt as they can be; and the Aquinos became as narcissistic, as they can be... The mainstream media became the propaganda machine of the Aquinos, to promote their heroism and sainthood. The COMELEC Hocus Pcos and Smart Switik, elected our leaders, like Pnoy Aquino, Lugaw Robredo, Porky Drilon, etc... Former COMELEC Chief Andres Bautista, facilitated these election cheatings; and became a multi billionaire with multiple bank accounts. This crook is now a refugee in the U.S., enjoying his loots....
Klara on Is there REALLY a “War on Truth” as @TIME Magazine asserts?It's probably more a war against lies, or a war for truth... since channels have now been opened in terms of information flow—which makes sorting out information supposedly easier. What's key in this is people's ability to handle the technological situation.
sarda on Why Revolt Won’t Work in Today’s PhilippinesPeople in France are in revolt because they are against and being threatened to live a life of "austerity" because many of them are used to the life of "luxury" and these people are ones who are up in arms, but there are ordinary people who are already adapted to life of "austerity" and are just fine with the lifestyle they chose, since the revolt is not to adopt "austerity", it means, the leaders of this revolt wants to continue the life of living in "luxury" and if they win, the lifestyle of "luxury" continues, history repeat itself. Same condition...
Darwil on Is there REALLY a “War on Truth” as @TIME Magazine asserts?Hyperbole! I rest my case.
mrericx on Is there REALLY a “War on Truth” as @TIME Magazine asserts?Dear Time Magazine, Rappler, Maria Ressa & other journalists & giant corporate media out there. If you think that the journalism is now on a threat & you're fighting for the "War on Truth" but in the end, you still stinks & your stories are full of garbage, i.e. nothing but full of lies, deception & Fake News and most of the people outside the media world have little or no trusts in you unlike before. Well, I'll give you a "true story" of a veteran journalist who'd made his mistakes before while doing his job as a journalist &...
ricelander on Is there REALLY a “War on Truth” as @TIME Magazine asserts?Did Inquirer gain credibility--- or did it invite shame--- when it named Jover Laurio 2017 Filipino of the Year? Same with TIME.
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