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I 'm simply concerned for the well-being of the Philippines as a citizen of the country. The country is plagued with issues that have prevented it from reaching progress as it should from a wayward culture that leads to several problems like bad politics and so on. This is NOT a news site but rather, where the blogger shares his views and some facts to which is subject to correction every now and then. Also, the blogger is not a political analyst either but someone who shares his views about what's wrong with the Philippines as a country considering he's grown up in the Philippines for a long time.

It's More Fun In The Philippines?!

The campaign, "It's More Fun In the Philippines" got launched as a slogan by David Guerrero. Sad to say but the whole slogan is a very misleading one. Is it really more fun in the Philippines? You can have all the fancy talk but if your tagline and product do not match, don't expect any returns. Money that is easy come is easy go.

Well it's time to challenge that way of thinking one way or another even if it means using harsh language to get people out of Lala-Land. At the same time, I blame the slogan for having caused a huge culture of dysfunction in society. I guess many people just want to have fun without realizing you can't have fun all the time.

Why this is a positive website

People say that I am very negative-minded and that I should focus on the nice things about the Philippines. But as said, do you know when you have cancer, you cannot ignore it? If the cancer was caught early, you must have it removed and/or treated as soon as possible. I am (in part) exposing or talking about some of the social cancers that are ruining the Philippines. Again, I am afraid this nation is to full of onion-skinned crybabies. It's normal to be offended but how you deal with it is what matters all the more.

Comments

  1. I like your comments on foreign investment...60/40. Apparently, RIGOBERTO D. TIGLAO disagrees with you on this issue. I like Tiglao, but I too, disagree with his assessment on foreign investment. http://www.rigobertotiglao.com/2017/11/13/fake-news-ph-has-huge-restrictions-on-foreign-investments/

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