A new and deeper-affecting REVOLUTION is happening in the Philippines!
A revolution of a different sort is at hand in the Philippines and it has the potential to effect the truly profound sort of change that is long overdue. The …
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Boracay closure by Duterte better than a closure order by Mother Nature
Thousands of jobs will be impacted by the recently-announced closure of popular island resort Boracay, shriek a bevy of “activists”. But, really, perhaps one should pause first to consider whether …
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Degradation happening in Boracay is happening everywhere in the Philippines
I overheard someone say the other day, “What happened to Boracay is enough to make you feel ashamed to be called a Filipino”. Some of you may feel outraged over …
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A pilot and his mission: to save the environment by transforming plastic waste to fuel
It’s not every day one comes across a person who can walk the talk. But I was lucky enough to meet someone who does and what he does is something …
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Filipino hipsters unite around #CoronIsNotBikiniBottom to rail against Nickelodeon’s Palawan plans
The Philippines is not exactly among the most pristine tropical island destinations listed in most tourist brochures. Why? Because of a lot of things owing to Filipinos’ renowned Reverse Midas …
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Pinoys Abuse Nature Like Nobody’s Business And Then Cry Like Babies When She Lashes Out
I remember someone saying that a lot of Filipinos are “asar-talo”. This translates to a person who loves to make fun of others but cry bloody murder when the tables are turned …
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Filipinos’ habitual cry: ‘SAVE ME!’
Save Mary Jane Veloso! Save Baguio City! Save the Pasig River! Save Boracay! It’s pathetic. Filipinos are always looking for a higher or wealthier power to “save” their wretched lot. …
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The Canadians finally got it right: Manila IS a dump!
Literally! No really. As of this writing there are reportedly 50 container vans containing toxic waste imported from Canada sitting on a yard at the Manila International Container Terminal. Somebody …
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