Disappointing Elections for First Timers
We were up very early this morning for the elections. We thought that people will cram the precincts later so it’s better to be there early. Also, this marks the day of change. And after all this is not a queue for free ipods but a national event.
When we reach the voting area, there were lots of eager voters spread all over the place. Drenched in their own perspiration, people looked confused, impatient, angry, disappointed; all a picture of an apparently chaotic procedure. AGAIN? Yes, again.
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Suffrage
The Philippine elections can be best described in one perfect phrase: a freak show of ginormous proportions.
But considering that for most of the year, or for most of 6 years Filipinos have been under the whims and the masochistic powers of these crazy politicos, this one particular day is the only opportunity...
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Seriously…!
Seriously!
The fact that people still pay attention to these mass murderer still baffles me…
Who cares if he’s for Aquino? His latest stunt to fool Filipinos reeks of smear campaign
I wonder why people even care to listen to what he has to say. Is it because he’s chummy with the powers...
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A month to go, with still no one to vote for…
…the upcoming elections is probably the hardest when it comes to choosing the candidates whom you’d give your vote for. Maybe it’s because Filipinos have gotten tired of believing the same old crap and half-truths usually spawned by local politicians. They are now more careful, more...
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Villar committed perjury in Statements of Assets and Liabilities–Hontiveros
Vilar bought Laurel House reportedly for more than 300million php
Liberal party senatorial bet Risa Hontiveros-Baraquel just made another expose–she accused Nationalista party standard bearer Manuel Villar of committing perjury or lying. She said that Villar did not include the house of former...
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Noynoy Aquino’s Psychiatric Record Brouhaha: Blogging as medium for black propaganda
Sen. Noynoy Aquino--victim of black hat propaganda
Senator Benigno Aquino III, the standard bearer of the Liberal Party is not the first one to suffer from a malicious article posted online. Fact is, he is just one of thousands whose reputations have been destroyed due to what many consider as “black...
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Ang Ladlad’s win
Of course I’m cheering for Ang Ladlad. I wanted them to be accredited. But as golden tickets to the winner’s circle go, Ang Ladlad got something that looks closer to pyrite than anything.
Putin its simplest form, the problem is this: the decision contented itself with smacking the Comelec...
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The Status Quo of Philippine Politics
Some days I can’t help but think about politics.
Philippine Politics is dirty. There’s no argument in that. Philippine Politics is a circus – again no argument there.
One political ad caught my boyfriend’s attention and he said ” Sunud-sunod na ang administration- opposition cycle. Pag di gusto ng isang grupo ang administrasyon, oposisyon sila. Pag nanalo ang oposisyon, administrasyon na sila. Eh di ba ang administrasyon, oposisyon dati?”
Manuel L. Quezon III: The Daily Dose 2010-04-08 13:43:30
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