Making It Fun in the Philippines

Tomorrow is the "celebration" of martial law day. It's time to deal with martial law crybabies who want to get rid of martial law because it hurt someone. What's even funnier is that the trait of martial law crybabies is passed from one generation after the other. It's probably taught from one generation after the other. Others say they are martial law survivors even if they weren't even arrested or tortured. They want martial law removed. The blame martial law for the abuses instead of the one misusing and abusing the martial law. The same can be said with Mar Roxas' solution on requiring permits to carry hammers as his solution to the martilyo gang. Should we always ban something because it hurt someone? Not always. Hammers and martial law are two stuff that could benefit but they could hurt someone when misused or abused. The problem with Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr. is not him declaring martial law but its misuse and abuse. Martial law is sometimes nec...

It's almost September 21, 2017 and the Dilawans are getting desperate to throw the current "tyranny". How often do you see the hashtag #EndImpunity along with #StopTheKillings in your news feed? I guess it's not easy to count anymore. It should be obvious that it's been typical in the Philippines to love impunity but one would easily yell #endimpunity only when it's convenient. It's very comparable to the way such as how ABiaS-CBN, Crappler and Philippine Daily Non-Inquirer do their job in broadcasting their news. Remember how Jim Paredes made a fool out of himself during the 31st EDSA celebration. He could have politely talked with the DDS Youth there. Instead, by resolving to mockery and insults he has shown he's already on the losing side. How can he talk about #stopthekillings if he still continues to deny his late mother's involvement in the Light a Fire Movement ? It's stupid to complain about EJK all the while you think the Light a ...

There's nothing wrong with asking for support for local businesses as long as these businesses serve all their customers (Filipino or not) properly. Those who cry out for " Sariling Atin Only " may have failed to realize that Pinoy products and services aren't free of foreign influence. Just think of the example that the Goya chocolate bar is a result of American influence and Delfi Marketing is owned by a Tsinoy . Should I mention that Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach is HALF-GERMAN, half-Filipino? Whether those ultranationalists like it or not but Filipino culture is a mixture of different cultures. The Chinese, Arabs, Indians, etc. already traded with the Philippines prior to colonization. The Spanish occupied the Philippines for nearly 300 years. The Americans colonized the Philippines with the Commonwealth Government. By then, the whole idea of Pinoy racial purity  is but an empty dream. Who among the civilized Filipinos can freely claim that they have no foreign blood?...

While having a human rights commission or division isn't useless but it only becomes useless because of people who don't do their jobs properly . Don't tell me that the Luisita Massacre, Kipadawan Massacre and Lumad Killings are not human rights violations? According to  Cheato Gascon , the CHR should only move when it's the policemen and soldiers who do violations. Guess what? Luisita Massacre was done by soldiers and policemen. Useless people in CHR broke their rule that  they should attend to those civilians who were harmed by policemen and military with what they did. Why is Gascon only particular about EJK and its ill effects when that's not the only issue he should handle? Why was CHR so silent with Luisita Massacre, Kidapawan Masscare and Lumad Killing as if the victims in all three incidents weren't violated of their human rights. Does Gascon also realize that sometimes a criminal is killed because a person had to defend himself or herself or that s...

I used to always have my stance to #AbolishCHR until I realized that cleaning up the agency would be the much better solution. It's really a problem in the Philippines that some Filipinos tend to bark up the wrong tree or at the wrong person. If you've got some Filipinos who keep blaming China for the drug trafficking scenario then you've got Filipinos who are blaming Commission on Human Rights instead of its chairpersons. If they want to know the real problem with CHR is not CHR itself but it's that idiot  Cheato Gascon . Why is calling for the abolition based on Gascon not the best solution? CHR is not the only office where corruption reigns. You have corruption in the Philippine National Police for several years yet no outrage was made to abolish PNP. You have corruption in the Department of Social Welfare and Development, Department of Transportation and Communication, Department of Education and every other government office yet why don't I hear outrage to...

It's official: Cheato Gascon's loyalty is to the PNoypines and not the Philippines. PNoypines is just a word that maybe anyone can use to describe the ideal Yellow State. PNoys are a breed of Pinoys whose loyalty is not to the Philippines but to the Liberal Party. The Pinoy is simply a synonym of the word Filipino and the Tsinoy is a Pinoy of Chinese descent. I would also like to call Tsinoys who participate in the Aquino Empire to be TsNoys instead of Tsinoys. Now let's get back to the topic of Gascon and his loyalty is directed to the PNoypines. Do you remember the time when Etta Rosales quietly moved out when she should have been fired or even arrested? Rosales was part of the Akbobo party before she became part of the Liberal Party. Now we have Gascon who replaced Rosales late in Noynoy's term last 2015. The decision may have been deliberately made in order to secure the Yellow Empire. You can think of how plans crown Marbobo Roxas as the new king of the PN...

As September 21 approaches and it turned out to be that Jim Paredes' late mother Esther was actually part of the " Light a Fire Movement " as mentioned by Get Real Philippines. I thought Paredes was just your epal guy until I read about the horrors of the movement. Just reading it makes me cringe. Here's the part of the GRP article that somewhat makes me cringe: The bomb blasts were deadly and were clearly meant to kill people as much as destroy high profile targets. One bomb exploded in Rustan’s department store in Makati killing one American tourist. Another exploded at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) while then President Ferdinand Marcos was in the building. Indeed, in light of these acts of terrorism, the outrage expressed by today’s Martial Law Crybabies over the arrest and detention of dissidents by Marcos’s government is quite baffling. Surely there is ample reason for any government to mount an aggressive operation to round up troub...