Making It Fun in the Philippines

I always thought of why the Philippines has already become a paradise for drug dealers. When I think of Indonesia restoring death penalty last 2013 and why China had become so aggressive against drug dealers due to a lot of drug related incidents during their past. On the other hand, sad to say but the Philippines refuses to learn that lesson and instead, it has become a paradise for drug dealers . Aside from leniency against criminals in general, focusing too much on jailing the users instead of the DEALERS, another factor that is forgotten and often ignored is ECONOMIC PROTECTIONISM. As said, economic protectionism restricts foreign firms to have only 40% and Filipinos own the rest of the 60% which discourages foreign investors from further investing in the Philippines. It's pretty hypocritical as to why foreigners can only own 40% in the Philippines but when Filipinos invest around the world, they demand 100% which ignores the value of give and take . When there are les...

If one can remember the death of Leo Echegaray last February 5, 1999.  Remember that he was supposedly executed a month earlier, the execution was postponed.  What I think is it's time to keep in mind that Indonesia's Widodo says that the death sentence of Mary Jane Veloso was ONLY postponed  which means that the execution has a very high chance of being pushed through.  For one, Widodo like Xi Jinping has done the right thing to combat the rampant drug problem in their countries.  Just think, China and Indonesia had enough of its citizens trading narcotics and the addiction is on the rise.  Note that the postponement was a result of Indonesian migrant workers NOT President Nobita Aquino. At this point, this would be a second investigation which may change her status from "postponed" to "given a lighter sentence" assuming that the allegation that she was just a victim of trafficking .  However, the statement is very preposterous and I would like to...

Although Mary Jane Veloso's death sentence was suspended for now, remember she is not yet OUT of the woods.  The reason behind her temporary reprieve for now, or what might be best called as "rescheduled execution" which is, her sentence may be moved to another date.  There are cases of DELAYED execution.  When an execution is delayed, it does not mean it has been uplifted.  That means, don't rejoice just yet as she may really not get any pardon at all. As her recruiter Christina Pasadilla turned herself in to the Nueva Ecija police , looks like the Indonesian government is willing to give her case a review just to be fair.  However it does not mean she is going to be out of the woods yet, because she might still get executed unless new evidence can prove she can get a lighter sentence.  Meanwhile, it's best to let this case get its fair investigation on whether or not she was really tricked , because it's just not believable.  Again, I might be wro...

Somehow I noticed how sugar addiction is a huge problem among Pinoys, especially among the FLIPFAG population. Whenever I go to a milk tea store like Chatime and the like, I noticed how more often or not I am in the minority who don't want sugar into his order. On the other hand, I have noticed that most people in general, whether they are FLIPFAGs or not, usually prefer to have sugar into their milk tea. Back as a child, I noticed how there are more children who end up drinking their milk with sugar while I had grown up drinking milk without sugar, and I usually enjoy a glass of warm milk without sugar. Don't get me wrong... sugar itself is not an inherently evil substance or harmful as our body needs it to function properly like it needs salts and fat in moderation. If you think of it, sugar is found in a lot of stuff like fruits contain fructose, milk contains lactoce and glucose is found in honey and grapes. Sugar gives calories, carbohydrates, energy and skin health ben...

I am getting sick and tired of how Failipinos continue their love for protectionism but they hate their trashy services.  I consider it hypocritical because protectionism is one huge reason why the Philippines is usually suffering from trashy services .  Sad to say but Failipinos are Filipinos who have not only chosen to believe they are the best because they are Pinoy by blood, but also they knock out all their common sense in the stupid world of Failipino economics .  Like how many times do I need to stress that OFWs does not equal to Filipinos invading the world or two, foreign investment is not foreign invasion . When they love protectionism, it's a result of the stupid value of ultranationalism  where they are stuck with that stupid "sariling atin only" mentality .  What makes it bitter and ironic is that they complain about sucky service but they refuse to take a better service from a foreign firm (never mind that the company may pay correct taxes to th...

There is this proverb among the Chinese that says, "Give man a fish and he will only have a meal a day, teach a man to fish and he will have a meal for a lifetime." The proverb is true, however we can also restate as, "If I give you fish then you will only have a meal a day, if you don't learn to fish you will never have a meal for a lifetime." And that's what the Philippines needs... forget about the idea of a welfare state - it's stupid and not to mention, not feasible to run in the long run. Either you learn how to fish and don't expect to be given fish unless you really couldn't catch your own fish. In the Philippines, we can observe the two types of Pinoys. There are Pinoys who belong to the cluster of enlightened Filipinos and Pinoys who choose to become Failipinos . Both sectors of Pinoys show a different attitude towards the proverb. The Failipino has a different attitude towards learning how to fish vs. that of the enlightened Filipi...

I've seen a lot of " It's More Fun in the Philippines " slogans one after the other and I cannot deny how these joke slogans (example on the right side) may convey the truth that the slogan itself creates a culture of dysfunction . I would not spare any moment to harshly criticize David Guerrero's slogan not because I am jealous but because, the slogan itself is preposterous. Moving on, one can think that a culture of dysfunction can also lead to a culture of impunity. Sad to say but the Philippines right now has a very high impunity rate . Impunity is defined by the dictionary as, "exemption or freedom from punishment, harm or loss." Sad to say but that is what is going in the Philippines. Such people always tell me to, "Go back to China you Commie!" every time I raise the issue that the country is suffering from a culture of impunity. As of right now, Ilda of Get Real Philippines has written about how the culture of impunity has increas...

I know it's a sad day to see a fellow citizen of the Philippines executed but justice had to be done.  I don't enjoy seeing anybody executed but as said, you do the crime, you do the time.  You cannot deny that Mary Jane Veloso is guilty and that, her crime really is worthy of death.  Drug dealing is not an offense you can take lightly.  When drugs are involved, just think of how many people are affected by the likes of coccaine, shabu and the like.  Drug addiction is no joke as how many people were ruined by drugs and how many people die from that problem. People tell me to think about the family of Mary Jane Veloso.  However did they ever bother to ask themselves on what about the families affected by drugs?  For the last time, I would not buy the B.S. that she didn't know that she was transporting drugs .  Her long letter is simply just unbelievable and I don't want to further comment on it.  Indonesia's President Widodo is aware of ho...

The last time I have written on why many FLIPFAGs are joining cultural change groups like the Get Real Philippines Facebook group (and note some of them if not even a LOT of them are using their real identities). Now it's time for me to write on how these FLIPFAG trolls are inevitably and inadvertently expose how stupid they really are! When you think about it, FLIPFAG trolls tend to think that either they are very smart or two, that they are smarter than everybody else. They tend to act like that they are always right even when they are not. Unlike the enlightened Pinoy , the FLIPFAG shows a very different attitude. They are either crowd pleasers, they only care about popularity (no wonder the Philippines is full of bad candidates), they are very arrogant and they think that they are the best especially with their "Pinoy Pride". One study had shown how a lot of Filipinos tend not to read through posts before they comment on anything . That is true anyway when you...

There's no doubt that FLIPFAGs are usually so stuck in the word spelled above in all capital letters, "LOAN". And why is that? No doubt the Philippines is filled with so much of the poor budgeting habits. I have noticed how FLIPFAGs tend to spend left and right, do reckless stuff like gambling (and mind you most people lose more than they gain) or you could think about why the Philippines is so full of poor budgeting habits and here's what's going on and this includes the government! 1.) Wastefulness as a tradition Wastefulness has become a way of life among FLIPFAGs. I have noticed how it becomes, every pay day is another day to slack. I could remember how a manservant has knocked himself out on payday and ended up losing all the money he worked to earn for two weeks in just one night's setting. I can also remember how when payday comes, all they talk about is "getting together" rather than save the money first because of the more important ex...

It can be observed that a lot of executed drug carriers include a good number of Filipinos. In China, just how many more Filipinos are included in the chopping board in the war against drugs? It's time to see the truth of another issue that may answer why so many drug convicts in the chopping board in other countries are Filipino sad to say. As much as they deserve it, I don't take pleasure in it. Every decent Filipino would just say, "If you do the crime, you do the time!" I am still disturbed to how the Philippines may have become a paradise for illegal Chinese (many of them are powerful crimelords hiding from China's law) while China becomes the "convenient scapegoat" for the Failipinos to make an excuse to why their countrymen are getting executed abroad. It's annoying to how the population of the Philippines have people CHOOSING to become Failipinos than to become enlightened Filipinos. This is a real sad reality and it's time to see ...

Ever heard of the term manana habit? It is the term for "mamaya na" and "mamaya" means later. The English term can be said as "I'll do it later." It's a frequent problem to hear a lot of Pinoys (from the Failipino sector among Filipinos) who say, "Mamaya ko na gawin!" while they have all their problems illustrated in the picture on the right. Many of them spend too much time playing cards, making a range of excuses (ex. the weather, traffic), spending too much time gaming, taking unnecessarily long naps or siesta, doodling, taking too long to eat snacks and spending too much time in the Internet while saying, "I'll get it done." but never getting anything done or if it, it's work badly done. Whether you like it or not, procrastination reduces work quality and increases stress. I remembered the time I put off my project until the last minute which caused me to do a very bad project. When I decided to gather all the n...

Either David Guerrero is on drugs OR he's just plain dishonest... BBDO Chairman David Guerrero made that "click na click" ad called "It's More Fun in the Philippines". As a business graduate, I am aware of the fact that advertisements have to be catchy yet there are ethical concerns. While you must advertise how good you are but one thing is certain, your tagline may backfire if it does not meet expectations . Let me give you an example of how testimonials would matter over taglines. Quality products do not boast that they are the best while they do still boast of their quality. Meanwhile, shitty services who are in desperate need of money and/or want easy money are most likely to use preposterous campaigns. Let us just say I endorsed Tondo, Manila as the best tourist spot vs. Bohol advertises itself as simply another nice tourist spot. Now let us think of how it works. Maybe more people will go to Tondo first but after finding out how horrible it is, ...

CNN Philippines has revealed the sad fact that a whopping 69% (or possibly higher) of Filipinos have no bank account  based on a 2014 study by the World Bank. Maybe Bloomberg is right about the Philippine economy improving for now, but we cannot ignore the fact that this study by the world bank is bad for the country. Now I would like to think about the following facts shared by the World Bank which does not call to shout for "Pinoy Pride": 1.) Only three out of ten Filipino adults possess bank accounts and 35% of the three out of then are women. 2.) The situation is far worse among the poorest 40% of Filipino households. Only about two out of every ten adults in that group have bank accounts. 3.) The Philippines is also among the few countries where more than 10% of adults seek loans from private  informal lenders . When I started looking at that information, I started to think of the reality. A person's poverty is not always the government's fault. The ...

Canonizing means to uplift the status of anyone to be an officially recognized saint or a great person, in short posthumous merit. Flor Contemplacion's death anniversary has reached its 20th year  (by the 30th, you might find more people still embracing her as a martyr than a murderer), I felt like writing this article.  Of course, March itself is Victim Card Mentality Month  and I felt like the three drug mules executed last March 30, 2010 were canonized.  Any decent Filipino/Pinoy would go against the Failipino habit of canonizing executed Failipino criminals abroad. Although Flor Contemplacion has been long dead, hence I refer to as the late Flor, I have observed the blunder of the Ramos presidency was in calling her a heroine, giving her a state burial and just a few months later, a screwed up, hyper-fabricated movie based on her was made in her honor.  Two of the late Flor's sons Joel and Jun-Jun (who were identical twins) starred as themselves in the m...

Looking at the soon to be executed Mary Jane Veloso, I am about to tackle on one of the dumbest excuses ever.  If you remembered the plight of the late Elizabeth Batain, the late Sally Ordinario-Villanueva and the late Ramon Credo , there was one excuse that was been frequently used even after they had died.  That excuse was that the drug mules did not know that they were bringing drugs.  That's one if the biggest lies ever that can be produced as a result of the victim card mentality . Right now, the Failipino activist Migraine International keeps doing what it does... condoning instead of condemning a guilty Filipino who truly deserves to be executed .  Migraine International refused to learn its lesson even after 20 years of Flor Contemplacion's death and they still continue to stand by that stupid, " Filipinos are always oppressed " mentality.  I am not surprised that after the commemorated their patroness saint the late Flor Contemplacion, they now woul...

Migraine International will really, really remain stubborn to what could be their stand is, "No Filipino can do no wrong.  They are all innocent." or "Stand by your countryman even if they are guilty."  It makes me think that Gary Martinez of Migraine is a huge victim card player especially when he kept mentioning, "How many more Filipinos will end up in death row unless we act?"  Come on, Mary Jane Veloso is already guilty of smuggling drugs right into Indonesia.  Nothing really surprises me especially with invoking the deceased Flor Contemplacion, who was executed last March 17, 1995 for murder.  FLIPFAGs will always insist that their countrymen are innocent out of an act of pseudo-nationalism. Why do FLIPFAGs always insist that she's just a victim?  What cannot be denied is that she was already responsible for transporting drugs.  The same excuse was used by Failipino activists who insisted that the three drug mules Sally Villanueva, Ramon Credo...

Ever wonder where your taxes go? Ask these guys! While the Philippines has its tourist attractions and some good venture ideas, one thing cannot be denied with one dreaded date - APRIL 15!!!! While I am not encouraging tax evasion, however I am encouraging that people should demand that transparency of government spending must be done. If you want to know who is really abusing tax powers, look no further to the Bureau of Internal Robbery's Konsomisyoner Kill Henares (President Nobita's loyal financier) who is currently enforcing ridiculous tax systems for the Nobita Administration, an administration with No Direction. To be honest, this article is also an open letter to David Guerrero before he might even say, "Paying Taxes - It's More Fun In the Philippines" to continue that culture of dysfunction . The Philippines may be the legalized theft capital of the ASEAN. Legalized theft can be defined as any form of theft authorized by the government. These forms o...

Like it or not, the Philippines really has an ongoing civil war between the decent Filipinos (where the enlightened Pinoy belongs to) vs. the Failipinos who may also get the acronym FLIPFAG called "Failipinos Loving Incompetence/Ignorance Purposely For All Generations". A person can be born a Filipino either by blood or by citizenship but to become a Failipino/FLIPFAG is the choice of that particular person. When you think about it, one may need to recognize the reality that there are good Filipinos and bad ones who I love to call as Failipinos. The Philippines' problem of division may not only come from the fact of 7,107 islands but also, the fact that the nation is very well divided between decent Filipinos and the epidemic called Failipino Pride . Now as a Filipino-Chinese, I remembered how easy it is to look down at Pinoys (in general) because of what is prevalent. I remembered how often I am told that decent Pinoys are easier to count with your fingers. Based on...

I was doing some research on stuff that might help my brain in my times of instability. After doing some Google activities, I have figured out these  nine stuff that can kill your brain from this site. So how will I relate them to Failipinos or FLIPFAGs? Here's how I can relate them over: Too much sugar kills your brain! 1.) Too much sugar. One of the biggest problems of Filipino food is how sweet desserts can be in some restaurants. While I may enjoy stuff like turon, camote-q, banana-q and halo-halo but some people in the Philippines, even enlightened Pinoys and Filipinos can take in too much sugar. One example I can name is how much healthier the Italian style pasta is compared to Pinoy style of pasta. Pinoy pasta adds sugar to its tomato sauce which may kill the nutrients in the tomato sauce. I even encounter how often kids are drinking milk with sugar, which is bad for development. In my case, an overload of sugary treats caused all my grades to go down. I even discover...

If there's any ad that David Guerrero may soon consider making (I'm being sarcastic because I hope he will not), it might be, "Being Noisy - It's More Fun in The Philippines". I have observed how the Philippines seems to have being noisy is a norm. When I used to live in a downtown area, it's really annoying that people party all night with LOUD MUSIC. To make matters worse, they would invite in a lot of people, it's accompanied by a lot of boisterous noises and anything that wouldn't make your night a pleasant one. To be honest, it's been very annoying reporting such people and the police doesn't even do a thing about it. Again, before you think I am jealous (wow what assumptions FLIPFAGs LOOOOOVE to make about me and others who fight for a better Philippines), I have EVERY right to get angry if I have to get a good night sleep because I have work tomorrow. All the noise is very disturbing especially when you think that there are people wh...

After Edz Ello's case was silently going on, another update sprang from The Straits Times - Singapore on the ongoing case against this FLIPFAG.  Details of Edz Ello's charges not only include his seditious comments but also, he was lying to the police (namely the Chong Pang Neighborhood Police Post and the Ang Mo Kio Police Division) that his Facebook has hacked.  This is a severe violation of the Sedition Act in Singapore, which his offense would create ill-will and hostility to Singaporeans and Pinoys.  Getting rid of him was not a childish decision . As of late, a pre-trial conference is set on April 21, 2015 of this year.  Right now a bail of SGD 10,000 has been offered and his passport was impounded.  Once convinced, he can be jailed for three years on each charge of sedition and for lying to the police, he must pay SGD 5,000 and one year imprisonment on each charge.  While what he did won't warrant him to be hanged (that would be too much) but he ...

If the Bangsamoron Basic Law is already on the works (which may soon create more trouble like splitting India and Pakistan into two separate states or Korea into North and South DID NOT solve the problem), one may consider that the Philippine has had its other BBL law in operation during the Nobita Presidency namely the Balat-Sibuyas Basic Law .  If you remembered the passing of the anti-cybercrime law, while the name sounds good on paper, however it does provide one phrase that should be revised namely the libel clause.  The libel clause as proposed would lock up anyone for a meme, libel or any act that a politician or anyone finds offensive.  In short, it's a real overkill like taking down a forest just to hunt down one deer.  That law was already put in action not during Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's regime but during President Nobita Aquino's regime. For example, think of the meme above that is making fun of President Nobita Aquino.  The meme compares Preside...

Well this is pretty interesting find if you ask me.  I haven't been to Malaysia and that although it is a British colony but it suffers from top ten rude Malaysian habits.  Now Malaysia has a better economy than the Philippines for some time.  The problem that shocked me was when I found out about these top ten Malaysian habits also present in the Philippines as pictured above.  Click the picture above to find out the problems that were in Malaysia.   Now here's what we can see above are really annoying habits that both Malaysia and the Philippines suffer.  Now not all Filipinos and Malaysians are rude, it's wrong to generalize but apparently, it's very common and the picture above is an awareness of getting Malaysians to act accordingly.  Now before FLIPFAGs can say, "Well we're not the only ones doing it!", well that's the problem of FLIPFAGs who tend to bandwagon on either their countrymen or neighboring countries (and ironic how some of th...

I am aware that the Philippine Stock Exchange is booming up as of late, reaching an all new record a week or two (However, I am not currently doing stocks due to the fact I don't have much excess money and it's a high risk game). When I thought of President Nobita's 2010 campaign, he said, "Kung walang corrupt ay walang mahirap.", or "If there is no corrupt, there is no poor." then it's really time to consider the stupidity behind the campaign. The tagline is stupid and President Nobita should know better considering he is an economics graduate that it's the person's part to get out of poverty. I would talk with the reality that economic improvement and fight against corruption won't alleviate the poverty of lazy Filipinos. I remembered the time Paul Farol of Get Real Philippines wrote an article on OFW poverty and I also did write one as well as a response. When I think about the OFW phenomenon, a lot of them remain poor because of ...