What now?

June 8th, 2010 | politics | No Comments »

Tomorrow, a new president and vice president will be declared almost a month after the actual election. This particular fact is a bit disconcerting. Two days shy of one month. That’s how long it took the fully-automated election to declare  more…

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What’s new?

May 27th, 2010 | personal,politics | No Comments »

1. The full automation of elections held last May 10 was a success although the usual violence and long lines and of course vote buying were obviously rampant. How the comelec can turn a blind eye and a deaf ear  more…

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Will your vote actually count?

May 7th, 2010 | politics | No Comments »

With all the hullabaloo surrounding the upcoming elections, it makes me think of just one thing – Cheating. In the colorful political history of our country, each and every election is fraught with cheating and what not. Its not that  more…

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Le Cirque Overkill

August 15th, 2009 | personal,politics | 2 Comments »

When does it get too much to stomach? When does it get too overrated? How can people be so callous as to make an extravagance out of an already ostentatious event? I once said that I would stop myself from  more…

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I’m Eclectic, Hayden Kho is not

May 23rd, 2009 | personal,politics | 6 Comments »

I’M ECLECTIC!!! Yeah, big news… Well, I am! And my friends would definitely vouch for me. As for Hayden Kho, he’s as methodical as clockwork working on the same room and with the same camera just with different tastes. Not  more…

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Exercising your right to vote

October 29th, 2007 | politics | No Comments »

October 29 – Another milestone for Philippine Politics. According to the papers, the just concluded Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections were largely peaceful. Well, a school just went up in flames and a number of people killed in so-called “isolated  more…

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Erap granted Absolute Pardon by President Macapagal-Arroyo

October 25th, 2007 | politics | No Comments »

Here is a transcript of the Grant of Executive Clemency given to deposed former President Ejercito Estrada by President Macapagal Arroyo: Whereas this administration has a policy of releasing prisoners who have reached the age of 70, Whereas Joseph Ejercito  more…

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Philippine Politics + Bribe Money + a Priest = A Recipe for Disaster

October 15th, 2007 | politics | No Comments »

They’re at it again. Just another disastrous concoction straight from the annals of Philippine Politics. A Priest turned Governor turned in half a million peso worth of “gift” money with a big question, “What is it for?” Are they for  more…

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Bribery, Tattletales and the famous Filipino Crab Mentality

October 11th, 2007 | politics | No Comments »

Why do tattletales do what they do? Is it because of their innate sense of what is right and wrong? Or maybe because they believe that justice must be served? Is it done out of the goodness of their hearts?  more…

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Philippine Politics – what went wrong?

October 3rd, 2007 | politics | No Comments »

The Philippines is a country full of good people and unnatural evils. Unnatural and unnecessary evil. Good people who turn unnaturally evil because of the strong lure of money and of power. Good people who decided to shut their mouths  more…

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The Farce that is Philippine Politics, the Circus that is the Philippine Judicial System

September 26th, 2007 | politics | No Comments »

Amidst the ZTE Scandal and the over hyped Erap Plunder case, the Philippines has once again proven that power corrupts and money is the root of all evil. I am not against the government per se, I adhere to its  more…

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