Name: Juan Visaya
City/State/Country: New York
IP Address: 71.137.234.149

Comments

Many of the comments here speak of a rotten system, hope and expectations of a better tomorrow. However, what do we need to do to improve the country? I suggest several things: eliminate the dynasty system (but how can we do that, if the people who is supposed to do that are the ones in power?), government workers should have an accountability system for which they are evaluated upon (teachers, civil service workers etc...) and elected officials should have a transparent view of their achievements and wealth. There should be no more corrupt police officers and no "grease" system should ever be practiced in the receipt of government services whatsoever.

Name: JRH
City/State/Country: mtl can
IP Address: 66.131.95.130

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The Ampatuans ARE only a thousandth of a percent of our immediate problem. An additional 2 million babies will be added to the 92 million Filipinos. That will bring us a total of 94 million (+/-) people in the Phils. The problem now is; the Reproductive Health Alliance Network does not believe in controlling this runaway growth. So, if we really want to solve our main problem, then, controls & preventions must be legislated now. It's also a crime not to combat poverty & hunger. Folks, a RHAN bill was pending in congress for 14 long years. Why? Make love but for heavens sake be careful. Use condoms.

Name: Jotorr
City/State/Country: Mindanao
IP Address: 24.186.63.104

Comments

Again people, 2010? Hope for change? Let review our history, let's do some time travel backward even centuries back and tell me if collectively the Filipinos are better off now compared years ago. We haven't changed at all have we? Don't worry or should I say we should really worry- if characters, values and goals never change we will be heading to a serious revolution in the country- it is just a matter of time.

Name: Gintong Lahi
City/State/Country: Biak-na-Bato
IP Address: 69.234.192.7

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WDC from Cal: I admire the strength and will power of our friend Rey from Yellowknife. To him and to many others from this forum, there should be a way to change the sad state of our country, to make it better, stable, and dignified. But, after several years of frustration, I still can't imagine that our small effort (throwing comments to the PNL forum & donating $5 or so to whomever) could even make a small dent to the huge problem in our country. Present conditions of the country dictate more than blood and sacrifice are needed.

Name: JRH
City/State/Country: mtl can
IP Address: 66.131.95.130

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I have a lady friend (J.J.-S) from the Phils (we met on Facebook) & just saw her video; a Special Relief Victory Operation held in the Phils recently. And as Rey of Yellowknife has stated in his last post; most of us PNL posters from abroad would like to help but are greatly handicapped cuz we don't know where to send our help or assistance. We would like to request PNL to help us in this area. We want to make sure that legit groups get it.

Name: Rey
City/State/Country: Canada/RP
IP Address: 124.6.181.158

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WDC: Please include Rusty and Rick from Amsterdam in the "Transformer Team". We just have to keep plugging and hopefully our fellow posters would realize that now is the time to "walk the talk". For 6 long years in this forum and 9 years since my wife and I started the 6 & 6 (winters in RP and summers in Canada), consistently my love for both countries hasn't diminished. I have concentrated more in RP because that's where I'm needed most. I am appealing to my fellow expatriates, let's DO something for RP in your own significant ways----SHOW IT and walk the talk. Let's invest in the future, support our Duenas Worldwide College Scholarship Program or start one in your hometown.

Name: ROCKY
City/State/Country: Fairfax,Va. USA
IP Address: 70.179.113.169

Comments

We all have visions for the country RP I/WE always loved and we mostly left for a single reason to find a better future. I have been out for over thirty years now and every time I visit my place I have not seen a change even in a small town where I came from and you know why it's because I see the same people or faces running the place doing the same things over and over. This is the same thing for the whole country as long as we continue to elect the same faces to run the country this problem stays so lighten up elect people that are deserving and have a brighter vision for the country and not for their own pockets and self interests. Someday we all see each other back in the Philippines by then we all enjoy the fruits of our own labor. Happy New Year to all.

Name: lepambarugoboy
City/State/Country: Quezon City
IP Address: 114.108.192.50

Comments

Why our country is like Maguindanao? It is because constantly our government leaders from the president down to the lowest have no real and sincere vision to improve our people and country. Once these unwelcome officials step into their chairs, they lord it over us the people as masters and not public servants. They steal more money. They corrupt more others. They engage more in useless politics couple with the preceding statements. They actually have no moral values anymore. A Catholic at that! Hypocrites!

Name: R I P
City/State/Country: MISSISSAUGA
IP Address: 122.148.34.58

Comments

PNL said,2010,a New Year, a New Decade for Overseas Filipinos to shine, what do mean NEW DECADE of what? I moved to this land of milk & honey for over 30 yrs now and since then, the glare of hope always shines & the fruits of labor never fail & disappointment very seldom, except the very cold winter seasons. Back to our homeland, you said, we will beat down anyone or anything that will stands in the way of a better & brighter future for our beloved islands, that's a very nice quotation that give's hope to the hopeless compatriot, but how? the brightness of hope that will shine is there, but lots of factions obstruct our dream; The NPA, CCP MILF/ABUS, the CORRUPTION of all kinds, mga lasingo, you name it %#@*&sh%#*t.

Name: Dragonslayer
City/State/Country: SUDRNR
IP Address: 74.254.86.66

Comments

It's a wonder how we repeatedly get romantically involved with the idea of uniting Filipinos spread far and wide like dry, fallen summer leaves all over the planet. Knowing the reasons and the truth for the failure behind similar and past propositions in the past truly qualifies this idea as a concrete and permanent "exercise in futility". ONE UP and MOCKINMAYA personifies Filipino's hate for each other's guts and the 'twain shall never meet halfway to enjoin and connect the line of a working harmony'. In my community, there are two organizations, the members of which speak the same dialect and hail from the same province, but cannot agree on many issues . Their stars are down to a flicker now.

Name: ONE UP
City/State/Country: GOTHAM CITY
IP Address: 74.66.132.163

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|WDC| Most Filipinos overseas will only talk about what is going on with their homeland (country of birth) rather than actively participate as solvers. For example: only about 3% of overseas Filipinos registered to vote in 2010, which is a critical event at comes only once every six years. Even among Filipinos who have accepted another country as their home do not have a strong Filipino as a lobbying organization or local voting block. Many grow a beard waiting for a change patiently. Others grow horns! When will smiling Pinoys really pull a rabbit out of their hats (politically speaking)?

Name: Dragonslayer
City/State/Country: SUDRNR
IP Address: 74.254.86.66

Comments

Bear in mind that most FWs don't belong to the OFW. They're not even aware that such an organization exists. We tend to generalize situations, such as this one, and we mislead others to believe in nothing. Also, to expect overseas Filipino unity for the purpose of swaying native politicians to follow suit for a change from their old erring ways is none other than a wish and a pipe dream at best. The overseas Filipino, on the average, is a busy bread-earner with a pay-day-to-pay-day existence and have no time and money for anything else after fulfilling the remittance obligation. It will be very difficult for FWs to achieve clout nor force to effect any change whatsoever, unless the much-talked about remittances in billions is put to work primarily toward that single end.

Name: GFJBHEDF
City/State/Country: Hercules
IP Address: 76.103.7.246

Comments

According to Asian Development Bank, the average OFW remittance is $340 a month. 2008 OFW total remittance was over $16 billion by 12 months translate to approximately 3,823,529 OFW. More yet if based on ADB's 10 months per anum. Each of the almost 4 million beneficiaries, on the average, have at least 2 or more registered voters, who eats, partakes & lives on each OFW remittance. Remitters and their beneficiaries also communicate and exchange ideas a lot, especially during election period. I know I do. These beneficiaries, by and large, mulls it with their friends.

Name: Gentleman Gago
City/State/Country: Hidalgo
IP Address: 68.107.51.175

Comments

I have serious misgivings on OFWs potentialities to effect changes in Pinas. OFWs, first of all, are highly fragmented; to each its own scenario predominates among them. There are also varied degrees of interests and agendas, including enmity among themselves. They display tribal tendencies and ethnic rivalries, Ilocanos vs. Visayans vs Warays vs Ilongos, and so forth. The only thing common to them is being opinionated and dogmatic. One person or group of people feel superior to other groups with imagined power and abilities. With manifold political philosophies and social status, a cohesive effort to influence or make changes in Pinas is a distant reality. The reality is no one can change Pinas now or in the future. Apathetic and pessimistic maybe but true and tragic.

Name: GFJBHEDF
City/State/Country: Hercules
IP Address: 76.103.7.246

Comments

The Maguindanao massacre was just the beginning of 2010 political election killing season. Most of the political election killing/murder, as usual, will be amongst the low end politicians: Barangay chiefs, councilors, board members, and mayors. If Malacanang is able to dismantle private armies, (but that's doubtful), the opposition will have a chance to kill the old trapos, who have been killing their members & get away with it.

Name: GFJBHEDF
City/State/Country: Hercules
IP Address: 76.103.7.246

Comments

"Love thy neighbor as thy self," should be, "Love thy self first, (me me me me me), and love your neighbor also." That way, if you share one (me) love with your neighbor, you will still have 4 (me) love for yourself. If you have only 1 (me) love, & you share that to your neighbor, then you will have no (me) love for yourself. Look at Oprah Winfrey, she made sure she made lots & lots of (me) love, now she is sharing some (me) love, by building schools in Africa, & she still got lots & lots of (me me me me me) love to share as she please. Same way with Bill Gates and Buffet. You can't share (me) love if you don't have any. See?

Name: JRH
City/State/Country: mtl can
IP Address: 66.131.95.130

Comments

Mayor Andal is making a mockery of the proceedings. His childish excuse that he doesn't know Tagalog or English is very stupid indeed. A dumb nitwit mayor of a town who is illiterate? Only in the Phils folks. Any excuse or tactic to delay this case will be attempted many times over. Atty. Fortun is being paid big bucks to defend his client. Anyhow, the whole world is watching now. CNN, BBC, etc. reported the news. If they can't get an outright conviction & this litigation will take months, the Phils will forever be corrupt & inutile.

Name: ONE UP
City/State/Country: GOTHAM CITY
IP Address: 74.66.132.163

Comments

|KAMI| It It is not uncommon for a Filipino to worry about one's family first ahead of his fellowmen and country. It is natural trait. The bayanihan spirit is not as strong as it were when the republic was young and the needs of the country were simple and uncomplicated. Occasionally community driven individual arises, like Efren Penaflorida, or unknown names helping disaster victims of Ondoy and Pepeng. On the extreme end, monsters in the likes of Andal Ampatuan emerge who commit evil acts against humanity. OFWs are being elevated to the ranks of heroes by their government because of their remittances that buoy a sagging economy. OFWs give more but get less from their government. They all walk in a very narrow one-way street!

Name: Tagaguhit
City/State/Country: OFW
IP Address: 121.54.68.250

Comments

KAMI of PC Canada: Just think before you condemn the majority of OFWs. I know you are a Filipino migrant in Canada, an individual who had a big mouth blaming someone, where in fact you are a kind of individual who always cried foul whenever you read something bad about Philippines, but never had a share of burdens. You are a typical primate of the lowest rank who tend to evade hardships and poverty just to save yourself. Tell me if you are still holding a Philippine passports, if not, then your opinion reflects on you.

Name: 7gtg
City/State/Country: regnsk
IP Address: 207.47.231.85

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OneUP: " ..only 300,000 have registered to vote for 2010. If this is unity, what isn't? THIS NUMBER IS STILL NOT ENOUGH TO CREATE A SEA CHANGE".. that is 300,000 (and counting) and each have families back home that they can influence. Not to mention friends and neighbors, nephews, nieces.. relatives etc... As you see, there is hope. Fact that we are all here in this forum is hope enough. Overseas free-time is precious, and we all spend a big portion of it reading about the Philippines, and participating in this forum. There is Unity amongst overseas Pinoys.

Name: J. Wonder
City/State/Country: Arizona
IP Address: 98.165.246.235

Comments

I'm sorry, PNL. I don't like to belabor my point, but I go with the logic that the 1st Century is from year One (1) to Year 100. The 2nd Century is fr. 101 thru 200, and so on. On the same vein, the 1st decade of the first century is from year one (1) thru year ten (10), and so on. My point is you don't start from count zero to make ten. You start from count one (1). But that's only me and it seems that I am on the minority in this regard. Thank you anyway for the explain.

Name: Tagaguhit
City/State/Country: OFW
IP Address: 121.54.68.250

Comments

How can you think that those Filipinos living in other countries around the world can make changes in Philippines. The day they pledge allegiance to their adopted country is the day they elude poverty and confusion, and swear never to return poor. The truth is they were not overseas Filipinos, they are better describe as "Migrant Filipinos." The real overseas Filipinos are the OFWs, the real force to be acknowledged. It is still the likes of Efren, Manny and Charice who uplifts the being of these migrant Filipinos around the world.

Name: Manuel C. Diaz
City/State/Country: Montclairc CA USA
IP Address: 76.174.219.92

Comments

The Ampatuans are the ruling clan of Maguindanao. The Magudadatus are the pretenders to the ruling class. Magudadatu challenge the Ampatuans. Magundadatu sacrificed the "Queen" now the Ampatauns were check mated in the parlance of the game of chess. The problem is once the Magudadatu ascend to power they will transform themselves into another warlord clan. Maguindanao is still in the stone age with modern killing machine. The Ilongos are the third force that can stabilize Maguindanao. Support Vice- Governor Pinol. Remember the Black Shirt of the MNLF rebellion was checkmated by the Ilongo "Ilaga" then Marcos the Kleptocrat disarmed the Ilaga on the Kadafi's request. Result of the Tripoli agreement.

Name: mockingmaya
City/State/Country: taft avenue, manila
IP Address: 98.248.158.31

Comments

The Ampatuans' who're involved in Maguinadanao massacre are worst than carnivorous beasts. Kropotkin noted that (Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution, 1902), "among the carnivorous beast there's one single general rule (i.e., they never kill one another); for the lesson of nature that even the strongest beasts are bound to combine." PNL's advocacy for the global Filipinos to unite is similar to Kropotkin's instinctive practice of "mutual sympathy" as the point of departure for all "higher feelings"---justice, self-sacrifice, equity, & equality of opportunities, which may lead to moral progress.

Name: GFJBHEDF
City/State/Country: Hercules
IP Address: 76.103.7.246

Comments

Aquino Villar Estrada Teodoro, respectively, are the poll's front runners and three others. That's all the 2010 presidentiables that will be on the ballot. One of the front runners will be RP's next president, like it or not. Legarda or Roxas will be elected VP, like it or not. According to presidentiable Noynoy Aquino, the choice is between good and evil. Me think the good candidate is the one with the resume of helping uplift the poor from poverty, and the evil is the one who did nothing to help uplift the life of the poor one way or another. The kid that never got into trouble because he never did anything, maybe the next president, because he reflects most Filipinos, and most Pinoys identify with him?

Name: Manuel C. Diaz
City/State/Country: Montnclair CA USA
IP Address: 76.174.219.92

Comments

BIR press release" will file one tax evasion case in every province and town" BIR must be out of their cocote. First the BIR does not have the manpower to handle all the cases filed in every town in Islas de Ladrones. The BIR should rather file cases that involve multimillion tax evasion why not start with the Dracula of Maguindanao the Ampantuan clan, then the Arroyo clan, the hueting lord and lady of Famfanga etc. etc.

Name: MC HAMMER
City/State/Country: CA
IP Address: 65.88.181.226

Comments

POLITICOS ARE THE MENACE TO PHILIPPINE SOCIETY. They are the one who make everyone's life miserable.. I will not doubt if the next elected politicos will be the same again...They start out very useful but end up worst...It's hate to believe it but it is true, but I will still keep believing...

Name: ONE UP
City/State/Country: GOTHAM CITY
IP Address: 74.66.132.163

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|MOCKINGMAYA| If ever I brag about my 1.0 GPA it was for a good reason. I am a fanatical follower of Montaigne who embraces his axiom: " If you belittle yourself, you are believed; if you praised yourself you are disbelieved." I will keep bragging until you are driven to insanity and your rants are viewed by many as concentrated nonsense. You can't impress me with your highfalutin words that you can't even define in English. Bring them to the less informed.

Name: Gene
City/State/Country: Ontario, Canada
IP Address: 206.130.179.100

Comments

Sen. Jinggoy P. Ejercito, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Labor, Employment, & Human Resources Commission helped OFWs in their plight against scrupulous recruiters & employers from the Middle East like Dubai. He is concerned & quite sympathetic to their well-beings while outside of the Phil. The 99% morons will vote for him but the l% bitter Moron. To the OFWs, you can contact him on this address: Room 602, Senate of the Phil., GSIS Bldg., CCP Complex, Pasay City. I am very sure that OFWs who are mistreated will have a good chance to fight the abuses of foreign employers & recruiters from the Phil. I know Jinggoy will fight for righteousness. You can rely on him as long as you are an honest, decent, & truthful person.

Name: 0123
City/State/Country: Manila, RP
IP Address: 69.232.65.23

Comments

""The last decade began in 2000 and ended ten years later on 12/31/2009. 2010 is the first year of this new decade which will end in 2019 - PHILNEWS.COM"" The problem with this analogy is that it is assumed that the first year AD started with year "0000". That fact is, the first day of the first year AD started on Jan 1, 0001, NOT January 1, 0000!

Name: Ben Reyes
City/State/Country: Oceanside, CA
IP Address: 76.216.168.53

Comments

Yes, 2010 could be the Year or Decade of the Overseas Filipinos, but if you keep pushing the candidacy of Noynoy Aquino, it could end up as the Year or Decade of the Mediocre. C'mon, guys; you know and I know that Gilbert Teodoro is a better man than his cousin and the rest of the presidential candidates, with the exception of Sen. Manny Villar. Do your homework, guys.

Name: pinaskongmahal
City/State/Country: usa
IP Address: 70.254.11.190

Comments

I can bet my only crisp $20 bill that the Gordon and Fernando tandem can make a world of difference and they would turn the life of every Filipino more worthwhile. The rests (Noynoy, Villar, Erap, etc) they will only screw up their future. If we only give them a chance, they can become a force for lasting opportunity and change for economic aspirations. Very practical and innovative, this two can move mountains.

Name: Gene
City/State/Country: Ontario, Canada
IP Address: 70.31.173.63

Comments

No one can deny now that some voters from the "Land of Milk & Honey" are morons accdg. to Emmanuel, Savior of the Universe. That 1% Moron would like to come back to his country of origin in spite of his bitterness. Still the 99% will definitely vote for Sen. Jinggoy P. Ejercito. The Senator can act both on and off screen and ambidextrous. Anyways, his name will never be tarnished by 1% Moron. He was brought up decent & disciplined by ex-Sen. Loi P. Ejercito unlike the 1% Moron of the 99% voters.

Name: Kay Bro. Ako
City/State/Country: Pilipinas
IP Address: 124.6.181.16

Comments

For the Philippines to really CHANGE, let's choose the right servant leaders. Iboto natin sina Bro. Eddie Villanueva at Perfecto Yasay. BANGON BAGONG PILIPINAS!

Name: GFJBHEDF
City/State/Country: Hercules
IP Address: 76.103.7.246

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(A) Aquino, (E) Estrada, (T) Teodoro, (V) Villar, AETV for short, are the poll presidentiable front runners. Of the 4, A is the most indolent, & most layed back. A lived with his mom, Fmr Pres Cory all the days of his life till she died this Yr, & still lives in same house, pampered by house keepers. A, (nearing 50), never married, & is not likely. A is among the none performing lawmakers in congress. A listens to old filipino music, plays billiard pool, stays up late, wakes up late, & shoot guns at the gun range. Did not think of running for president, but was pushed into it by sister Kris in her tearful eulogy at their mom's wake. His battle cry is "This (race) is about good and evil." Meaning, he is good & the other candidates are evil. He is leading, so must be right?

Name: Dragonslayer
City/State/Country: SUDRNR
IP Address: 74.254.86.66

Comments

Ford, Canada: You suggested that, in order to achieve efficiency in government, PI should abolish the (two) party system. First, that's easier than said or done, and you probably know that already. Second, that proposition would also call for the necessity of another con-con--a necessary hurdle which would probably cause more problems than solutions. Lastly, what would you suggest will really work for Filipinos and is a is a better alternative to replace the party system? Please let us know.

Name: ONE UP
City/State/Country: GOTHAM CITY
IP Address: 74.66.132.163

Comments

The Filipino Global Community is a myth. This community could never be an instrument of political change. It is more of a social network. You can't ask this community for long term commitment to worthy projects. The community donates something as events (like disasters, calamities) occur. I look at the help as more of instant gratification. I have to be convinced that the community is really breathing and alive!

Name: ONE UP
City/State/Country: GOTHAM CITY
IP Address: 74.66.132.163

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Filipinos must wait every six years to make a change but what is happening is that politicians are burning the country and CREATING AN INFERNO. Instead of getting firemen to put out the fire, we get the same arsonists to do that job of extinguishing the fire. THIS IS INSANE! To Lakas Kampi and GMA : liar liar, pants are on fire!

Name: Gil Mateo
City/State/Country: Daly City, CA USA
IP Address: 99.35.216.154

Comments

It's good to hear and see good Filipinos thinking and talking what is wrong in the Phil., what is good and what the problems in the government are. But what I am concerned and what I want to hear and see is what we can do to change this. How can we unite, how can we plan, how can we join our poor kababayans in the Phil, to make things happen for the betterment of our country. Those who have good ideas, those who are concerned, please communicate with each other as to the "HOWS" and include me. My email address: ck_n_balance@yahoo com. Thanks and "Mabuhay ang Pilipino!"

Name: Rey
City/State/Country: Yellowknife/Duenas
IP Address: 124.6.181.158

Comments

Hi there Manning! Passi has planted 800 hectares of Jatropha with PNOC's support. Our oil palm initiative is on hold right now until our Malaysian investors recovers from the global financial crisis. The Koreans are interested in ethanol (sugarcane) in Duenas. Be here before the election and go back their afterwards. We need your expertise in our cooperative. I do hope you join me in the "Transformer Team" Best wishes!!!

Name: Gene
City/State/Country: Ontario, Canada
IP Address: 206.130.179.100

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The 1% Moron has attested that voters from the "Land of Milk & Honey" (less) has 99% morons & idiots. It comes to show that there is no distinction bet. voters from the Pearl of the Orient Seas & Uncle Sam. Isn't that great to know that men are equal w/ 1% Moron exceptional. The shrinking motor areas of the brain is showing liquefaction necrosis. It is becoming irreversible. Rx Levodopa.

Name: Dragonslayer
City/State/Country: SUDRNR
IP Address: 74.254.86.66

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ONE UP: If there is one most qualified to matter-of -factly respond to your query, namely, "WHO SAYS EDUCATION IS THE (best) PASSPORT TO FINANCIAL WEALTH?", it is you. However, I know that education, whether just enough or too much, if utilize properly can be a positive factor that may bolster decent and honest financial independence and well-being. Our corrupt officials back home are not financially rich; they are financial thieves with restless guilt which, like wild dogs, endlessly bark and gnaw at their filthy consciences.

Name: El Vibora
City/State/Country: Toronto
IP Address: 206.130.174.42

Comments

Bagong taon ay magbagong buhay ng lumigaya ang ating bayan, tayo'y magsikap upang makamtan natin ang kasaganaan. Ito ang nagpapatunay na kung wala tayong mga OFW, Filipino's abroad to sent money to our kamaganak siguradong ang Pinas ay nasa hilera na ng Somalia, Haiti at iba pang mga kawawang bansa na ang mga officials ay katulad ni GMA. Sa mga Dolyar na padala natin para pantulong sa mga kamaganak, HUWAG NINYONG KALILIMUTAN NA SI GMA AY MAY KAPARTE DIN SA MONEY EXCHANGE FROM DOLLARS TO PESOS. Sa mga ninakaw ni Marcos sa luob ng 20 years ay ninanakaw ni GMA taun taon. Umuwi tayong lahat sa election at tumulong tayo sa ikabubuti at sana ay mapaunti natin ng bahagya ang dayaan.

Name: boying
City/State/Country: jeddah,ksa
IP Address: 78.93.67.36

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I would say a simple word and please try to understand specially those politicians involved in the landslide of the Philippine economy and the massacre in the Maguindanao. " everything that happens in this world always ends in a single period, no matter how powerful they are. Shame on those dirty politicians" they make the poor Pilipino a milking cow.

Name: William Furst
City/State/Country: Washington State
IP Address: 75.172.59.174

Comments

You know, as I read the comments about the nature and conduct of the Pinoy politicians, I can't help but feel the same way about the US Congress. Exactly the same.PNL

Name: William Furst
City/State/Country: Washington State
IP Address: 75.172.59.174

Comments

You know, as I read the comments about the nature and conduct of the pinoy politicians, I can't help but feel the same way about the US Congress. Exactly the same.PNL

Name: ONE UP
City/State/Country: GOTHAM CITY
IP Address: 74.66.132.163

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Politicians are never loyal to the country, to their party and to their constituents. They switch political colors for expediency. They are overly protective of their wallets or pocketbooks and political influence or power. If there is one senator in Congress whose asset is less than a million, that senator is yet to be born! Filipinos expect too much from their government. Government is not the solution. It is a problem.

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