Rep. Roilo Golez said that if Filipinos stop going to Hong Kong, their economy would collapse. I propose a six month boycott of Hong Kong and let’s see what will happen to their shops and hotels. We can do without going to HK and HK products.
These another Boozo clown doesn’t have any idea what he [...]
Archive for March, 2009
Golez is proposing a six month boycott for OFW
Posted in Catholic Church, Charter Change, Doctors, Education, Family, Human Rights, Labor, OFW, Religion, character, corruption, country, culture, currency, immigration on March 31, 2009 | 43 Comments »
WHAT’S IN A NAME?
Posted in Religion on March 30, 2009 | 43 Comments »
By Howie Severino
For the Pecpec clan of Ilocos Norte, plenty.
James Pecpec can’t find a girlfriend, Erica Pecpec doesn’t want to go to college. But older Pecpecs contented with life in the barrio bear the name proudly, and are confounded by this recent shift in meaning. After all, in old Ilocano pecpec means “full”, [...]
Let’s Begin the Countdown
Posted in Article, Charter Change, Crimes, Disaster, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Government, Human Rights, Justice, Martial Law, Military, Philippine Congress, Philippine Corruption, Philippine Government, Philippine Politics, Philippine Presidential candidates, Politics, Religion, corruption, country, economy, election, philippine election on March 28, 2009 | 19 Comments »
President Arroyo’s term of office ends exactly at noontime on June 30, 2010. She need to post bail for all her crimes to Filipino people.These people are not going without a fight and they fight very,very dirty. Her lapdogs and bunch of neocons are turning every stones and working overtime to ammend the country’s 1987 [...]
You care for Manny Pacquiao?
Posted in Article, Boxing, Business, Manny Pacquiao, Politics, Population, Religion, entairtenment, sports on March 27, 2009 | 41 Comments »
By Recah Trinidad, Phil. Daily Inquirer
There were only three modern-day Filipinos worthy of representing the country in the world’s hall of noble people: Carlos P. Romulo, Cory Aquino and Manny Pacquiao.
This was the honest belief of sportsman Rudy Salud, an accomplished lawyer and sharp reader of character.
Everyone has a right to his own foolishness.
Posted in Among Ed Panlilio, Candidates, Catholic Church, Charter Change, Churches, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Government, Jejomar Binay, Jun Lozada, Justice, OFW, Philippine Corruption, Philippine Politics, Philippine Presidential candidates, Religion, Subic Rape Case, VFA, character, corruption, country, economy, hero on March 25, 2009 | 74 Comments »
In a democracy everyone has a right to his own foolishness and everyone can seek if they think they’re qualified and if they think they can serve best,” ani Remonde.
Sinabi ng palasyo na “welcome development” sa kanila ang napapaulat na pagiging ‘bukas’ ni Panlilio sa 2010 presidential elections at itinutulak din ng mga supporters ng [...]
NICOLE: A SISTER’S TOUGH CHOICE
Posted in Article, Catholic Church, Child Abuse, Court Hearing, Crimes, Education, Family, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Government, Health, Human Rights, Justice, Law, Lawyers, Military, OFW, Philippine Government, Philippine President, Politics, Religion, Sex, Subic Rape Case, VFA, character, commentary, corruption, country, election, immigration, personality, prevention, war on March 20, 2009 | 109 Comments »
By: Inday-Espina Varona
It was, in the parlance of negotiators, a lose-lose situation. Nicole, the woman raped by American serviceman Daniel Smith, the woman whose face the Inquirer bared cruelly on its front pages today, knew what awaited her.
And she was right. The insults, the slurs, the indignation rained as heavy as they did when PR [...]
President Obama wants to redraw the global partnership map, risks and all
Posted in Religion on March 14, 2009 | 75 Comments »
The good news is that U.S. economic activity is so robust compared with that of current or prospective enemies that global military supremacy can be sustained for only a modest additional increment of national wealth:
Obma administration has the option of building on it, not only by purchasing the sinews of long-term military superiority, but also [...]
A Letter from my daugther
Posted in Education, Family, Gawad Kalinga, Government, Justice, Parents, Philippine Government, Population, Religion, Thanksgiving, WWII Veterans, election, entairtenment, hero, people, personality on March 10, 2009 | 44 Comments »
Dear Dad,
Last Friday, February 27, I attended the second annual Raise the Roof Benefit Concert hosted by the gentlemen of Zeta Phi Rho. They held the concert at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center at California State University Long Beach. The venue itself held a large capacity of almost two thousand people and the show was [...]
Bakit Sakang Si Marianitong Garapon
Posted in Religion on March 7, 2009 | 150 Comments »
Madalas maikuwento sa akin ni Marianito kung bakit sakang at singkit siya.Noong nabubuhay pa ang lola niya, madalas siyang makinig sa mga kuwento tungkol sa nanay at ang hapones na magulang niya. Hindi nga lang kuwentong pag-ibig, kundi kuwento giyera ng kanyang lola, Naroon at naranasan nilang maghukay at magtago sa ilalim ng lupa o [...]
Obama directs WB to support GMA with $3-B loan aid
Posted in Article, Candidates, Catholic Church, Charter Change, Crisis, Disaster, Gawad Kalinga, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Government, Human Rights, Justice, Labor, Military, OFW, Obama, Philippine Congress, Philippine Corruption, Philippine Government, Politics, Religion, Subic Rape Case, VFA, commentary, corruption, country, democrat, economy, election, immigration, people, war on March 23, 2009 | 61 Comments »
By Alejandro Lichauco
ANALYSIS
03/23/2009
If there?s any doubt at all that US President Obama has decided to support this regime ? in spite of the corruption charges hurled by the World Bank (WB) and the US State Department just a few weeks back ? that doubt has been dispelled by the decision of the WB to extend [...]
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