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amc
San Juan, Philippines
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Best view wrote: <quoted text> The reporter is a highly educated Filipino but confirms the terrible state of education in the Philippines. AMEN and so much more. LOL making her patent excuses for the reporters now is so comical and typical. i expect the daily flood of shame pouring into flips brains is enough to justify the overload that they experience. enough to justify their never ending excuses for being who they are.
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amc
San Juan, Philippines
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Don the American wrote: <quoted text> LOLOL!!!!! Philippine Daily Inquirer?????? Oh yes I had a discussion with their reporter that didn't like our aircraft carriers coming here to support relief operations. When I told her why she said helicopters can fly here from Hawaii to bring relief goods. LOLOL!!!!!!! there is absolutely NO SITUATION under which the flips are not prepared to make up the most bullshit excuses for the totally stupid things they say.
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Civil Servant-truly serve
Singapore, Singapore
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But many have managed to LEARN and become smarter. Many oversea workers have seen a different world outside of Philippines, they wonder why their homeland cannot be like the rest - Transparent, efficient, clean....... The oversea workers is starting to realise that THEY are the ones having the power. They can DEMAND change. Being poor is not a crime, being ignorant is no excuse. crystal wrote: Why Filipinos so poor and Corrupt? Because they never think first? The problem is the way we think, the way we do is a mistake. So poor that when they have money, they go to store to buy alcohol or smoke or gambling instead of buying food for their family. some of them are corrupt that they want to buy all the things they want in just a day or 2. they are poor because they are not striving, they are always dependent to others.
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amansperspective
Bacolod City, Philippines
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The root of the problem lies with the people; within us, for it is we who elect our leaders not they themselves, it is we who have brought this upon our homes, and it is we who must change. I have grown tired of looking out my window; staring into the eyes of the poor and starving, just as the rich and powerful walk by; heads held high in the clouds. I'm tired of the screams and shouts of the people for a new government, I'm tired of those who speek of change; do nothing of what they spoke of: Equality, and justice to all. I'm tired of this life My brothers and sisters have, and I wish them a better one, But wishes don't come true in this world; unless we act. So when the next election comes, please elect the leader who will represent us, not his bank account. For it has been in the hands of the people all along: the power, to correct our great terrible wrong. Elect wisely.
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lol
San Francisco, CA
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amansperspective wrote: The root of the problem lies with the people; within us, for it is we who elect our leaders not they themselves, it is we who have brought this upon our homes, and it is we who must change. I have grown tired of looking out my window; staring into the eyes of the poor and starving, just as the rich and powerful walk by; heads held high in the clouds. I'm tired of the screams and shouts of the people for a new government, I'm tired of those who speek of change; do nothing of what they spoke of: Equality, and justice to all. I'm tired of this life My brothers and sisters have, and I wish them a better one, But wishes don't come true in this world; unless we act. So when the next election comes, please elect the leader who will represent us, not his bank account. For it has been in the hands of the people all along: the power, to correct our great terrible wrong. Elect wisely. Good post. Elect wisely, hopefully people will not vote for money.
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filsuxxx
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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amansperspective wrote: The root of the problem lies with the people; within us, for it is we who elect our leaders not they themselves, it is we who have brought this upon our homes, and it is we who must change. I have grown tired of looking out my window; staring into the eyes of the poor and starving, just as the rich and powerful walk by; heads held high in the clouds. I'm tired of the screams and shouts of the people for a new government, I'm tired of those who speek of change; do nothing of what they spoke of: Equality, and justice to all. I'm tired of this life My brothers and sisters have, and I wish them a better one, But wishes don't come true in this world; unless we act. So when the next election comes, please elect the leader who will represent us, not his bank account. For it has been in the hands of the people all along: the power, to correct our great terrible wrong. Elect wisely. well at least you have the privilege of electing somebody, in my country Malaysia, the same party rule Malaysia since its formation.
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autumn jay
Manila, Philippines
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the biggest problem in our country is not curruption .. you are poor ,, blame it to your parents if you dont get rich that only mean youre not good enough .. why why why ... you blame the goverment for your misfortune... we dont have oil to sell ,, we will be progress in our own hand
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amc
San Juan, Philippines
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autumn jay wrote: the biggest problem in our country is not curruption .. you are poor ,, blame it to your parents if you dont get rich that only mean youre not good enough .. why why why ... you blame the goverment for your misfortune... we dont have oil to sell ,, we will be progress in our own hand how many flipinos believe what you have said? millions i guess.
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Balasubas
Los Angeles, CA
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we already what the problem is. as long as these problems are not solved Philippines will remain poor. as long as the mode of transportation is tricycle, jeepneys, voters voting for celebrities, etc. nothing will happen to the Philippines.
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British Malaysia
Quezon City, Philippines
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Chaplin wrote: Tell me why..? Because the Philippines is no longer directly managed by the USA?
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British Malaysia
Quezon City, Philippines
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filsuxxx wrote: <quoted text> well at least you have the privilege of electing somebody, in my country Malaysia, the same party rule Malaysia since its formation. Must be a very dependable party to be elected over and over again. Malaysia now ain't too bad.
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amc
San Juan, Philippines
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British Malaysia wrote: <quoted text> Must be a very dependable party to be elected over and over again. Malaysia now ain't too bad. very true and whats better if its just always bought and paid for? worse yet , often murdered for.
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idiots united
Seattle, WA
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Balasubas wrote: we already what the problem is. as long as these problems are not solved Philippines will remain poor. as long as the mode of transportation is tricycle, jeepneys, voters voting for celebrities, etc. nothing will happen to the Philippines. America is not corrupt? well I guess you idiots has been brainwashed beyond and above your idiot herdly stupid ignorant heads. Keep it up idiots.
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lau
Glen Osmond, Australia
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British Malaysia wrote: <quoted text> Must be a very dependable party to be elected over and over again. Malaysia now ain't too bad. hardly dependable, they oppressed the opposition party, that's why they always get reelected. If you want to talk about dependable party, it's the PAP of Singapore, that's what Malaysia should look like if BN hasn't been so corrupt. But ironically even PAP doesn't allow any opposition to challenge their position, even goes so far as to control all the media in the country. Their PM, same with Malaysia, father and son. but they're good leader, unlike my shithole country Malaysia, they're so small country but so rich.
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idiots united
Seattle, WA
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Joe wrote: <quoted text> If America is so corrupt what's stopping you from going back to your sh**hole country? how much have you paid to be permitted to stay here? Yep! you are keeping it up alright I also always knew someone stupid would say that. You got blind loyalty to those who put enema on your behind. You're just a lousy thinker yet that's all you could do.
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Best view
Bedford, UK
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amansperspective wrote: The root of the problem lies with the people; within us, for it is we who elect our leaders not they themselves, it is we who have brought this upon our homes, and it is we who must change. I have grown tired of looking out my window; staring into the eyes of the poor and starving, just as the rich and powerful walk by; heads held high in the clouds. I'm tired of the screams and shouts of the people for a new government, I'm tired of those who speek of change; do nothing of what they spoke of: Equality, and justice to all. I'm tired of this life My brothers and sisters have, and I wish them a better one, But wishes don't come true in this world; unless we act. So when the next election comes, please elect the leader who will represent us, not his bank account. For it has been in the hands of the people all along: the power, to correct our great terrible wrong. Elect wisely. Nice words but you can only vote for the official candidates and they are all corrupt. If a decent man comes forward to stand he will be killed to preserve the status quo for the rich.
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idiots united
Seattle, WA
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Joe wrote: <quoted text> your country, must be so great you ABANDONED it! What a simpistic minded troll. You abandoned your country without even leaving that old apartment you've been renting for decades. What makes you think you're american and I'm not, the way I see it you're the one ofr ther herd that turning ameica into a train wreck. Deport yoursdelf now troll.
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heressssssss kenny
Las Piñas, Philippines
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Best view wrote: <quoted text> Nice words but you can only vote for the official candidates and they are all corrupt. If a decent man comes forward to stand he will be killed to preserve the status quo for the rich. All ??? stick to what you know -fish and chips lol.
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Best view
Bedford, UK
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It appears you disagree with my post, perhaps you could illuminate us with your thoughts on the Philippines system of picking candidates seeing as you are the local expert?
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heressssssss kenny
Las Piñas, Philippines
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Best view wrote: It appears you disagree with my post, perhaps you could illuminate us with your thoughts on the Philippines system of picking candidates seeing as you are the local expert? Oh i could ..... but you people cant see what in front of you so i'll not waste my time .
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