Making It Fun in the Philippines

Leila Dilemma was finally cleared of all charges by the Regional Trial Court. Today is also the third death anniversary of Noynoy Aquino. However, we need to look at it that if it took SEVEN YEARS to prove Dilemma's innocence (which I doubt she's fully innocent) -- she needs to ask herself the question, "WHY DID IT TAKE SEVEN YEARS?" Dilemma was arrested during the time of former president Rodrigo R. Duterte and was released during the regime of former crown prince turned President Bobong Marcos. It seems that the former crown prince of the Empire of Marcos has a hand in Dilemma's release. Dilemma is glad to be cleared of her charges. Dilemma is going to move against her nemesis Duterte.  I'm afraid not so many Filipinos know or realize the difference between a parliamentary system and a presidential system. Some people still insist that the Empire of Marcos is a parliamentary system . Take for example -- the  IMBECILE Jason VOORHEES who commented in the Get R...

Altermidya I can imagine what the Failipino Communists or maybe call them Sisonists. Failipino Communists still adhere to the teachings of Joma Sison even after his death. The CPP-NPA  legal fronts and sympathizers are still doing their same old tricks. Legal fronts in denial such as Bayad Muna, Lazy Filipino Students, Kayabangan Partytist, Anakpatis, Gagabriela, Birdbrain Foundation, etc. are still insisting on the OBSOLETE IDIOTOLOGY of self-industrialization that was espoused not just by Sison but also Mao Zedong (and the Great Leap Forward was a disaster), the Kim Dynasty (under Emperor Kim Jong Un as of recent) of North Korea, and the Khmer Rouge under Pol Pot. People who still believe in the lies of the CPP-NPA (as well as its legal fronts) may still be dreaming that one day, the Philippines will become a Penoy Prayd Communist Utopia. Right now, they might say that they have "no choice" because the evil capitalists and evil foreigners own the means of production. They m...

The Vizconde Massacre hit on June 30, 1991. I always thought that Hubert Jeffry Webb was guilty. However, after being told that more than 10 years were wasted, I decided to Google and discovered that law and order aren't as simple as they look. Instead, it's a very complex process. After researching and finding the documentary Give Up Tomorrow which focuses on how Paco Larranaga and six others were WRONGFULLY ACCUSED - I researched Hubert's plight. I watched Lawless Lawyer on Netflix during the pandemic and wrote a crazy review .  I never noticed that actress Lee Hye Young (who acted as Jun Pyo's mother in the FAILED Boys Over Flowers ) looks like Atty. Amelita G. Tolentino -- the very same woman who did the Vizconde Massacre trial. I wonder if Hye Young was chosen because she looks like that incorrigible woman. Even more, the people in the fictional location of Kisaeng lived with trial by publicity and a twisted sense of justice, and people discover the HARD WAY that ...