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Resistance to Jeepney Modernization symbolizes Filipino Primitivism

Posted onOctober 6, 2019October 6, 2019AuthorChinoF23 Comments

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CategoriesCulture, Development, LifestyleTagsbahay kubo, communist, jeepney, nick joaquin, nostalgia, piston, primitive, primitivism

Why are Chinese workers WORTH MORE than Filipino workers in the job market?

Posted onMarch 3, 2019Authorbenign012 Comments

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CategoriesDevelopment, Economy, Money TalksTagsbusiness, china, immigration, Labor, labor productivity, nick joaquin, productivity

Filipinos need to get better at killing in order to prosper

Posted onOctober 23, 2018October 23, 2018Authorbenign036 Comments

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CategoriesCulture, Development, EconomyTagscapital, europe, first world, imperialism, infrastructure, liberalism, military, nick joaquin, poverty, Third World, war

Duterte possesses that much-needed “MURDERER mentality” to lead the Philippines to GREATNESS

Posted onJuly 30, 2018Authorbenign08 Comments

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CategoriesDevelopment, SocietyTagsconquest, heritage of smallness, imperialism, infrastructure, nick joaquin, rodrigo duterte

Survival Mentality makes Philippine Society Nasty

Posted onAugust 4, 2016August 6, 2016AuthorChinoF47 Comments

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CategoriesCultureTagsabraham, explore, joaquin, john and marsha, john en marsha, martial law, maslow, nick joaquin, OFWs, pinoy pride, puruntong, seven habits, Stephen Covey, survival, survive, vice ganda, violence, win-win

The #Philippines is guilty of the Mahatma Gandhi’s Seven Social Sins!

Posted onApril 16, 2015April 16, 2015Authorbenign08 Comments

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CategoriesCrime, Culture, Economy, Education, Media, Politics, Religion, SocietyTagsbangsamoro, bangsamoro basic law, call center, capital, dingdong dantes, dongyan, heritage of smallness, Labor, mahatma gandhi, marian rivera, miriam coronel-ferrer, mohagher iqbal, nick joaquin, outsourcing, poverty, teresita deles

The Philippines is too big a country for Filipinos to govern on their own

Posted onFebruary 26, 2015Authorbenign022 Comments

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CategoriesDevelopment, SocietyTagsdemocracy, EDSA, freedom, heritage of smallness, independence, nick joaquin, people power, special action force, terrorism

Life is cheap in the Philippines: recent events prove it

Posted onDecember 9, 2013Authorbenign028 Comments

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CategoriesCivics, Culture, Development, Economy, Government, Media, Religion, SocietyTagsdisaster response, eleanor rigby, haiyan, heritage of smallness, humanity, nelson mandela, nick joaquin, Paul Walker, typhoon, yolanda

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