abolish pork barrel is just the first step. It's time we tell the govt that we're sick of this sh!t!

[hexo]

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Wenceslao: Marching against the pork barrel | Sun.Star

Join us!

August 26, 2013.

[masakiton]

murag lisod
senate + congress = impeachment body

[amingb]

Parihas daw sa France ba ... mga tawo diritso sa Congress gipamatay mga lawmakers nga puros corrupt ...

[ManWhore]

From Mr. Wenceslao:

But seeing on Facebook a former functionary of the corrupt Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo administration announcing his intention to join the rally was a turn-off.


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I'm with the current administration but I'm also one of the many who wants the pork barrel to be abolished. Punish those who are involved in the scam.

[Crinkles11]

Mangutana lang ko ha, kun wagtangon ning PORK BARREL asa naman kuha ug budget ang mga tigdumala?

Pakapin: 5 senators gave P1.45 billion to NGOs | ABS-CBN News

[hexo]

Everytime there's an anomaly in the government, I'm always surprised that Filipinos don't get furious. Until I've read a classic piece written by an American after our so called "people power" which explains.

"The mainly Malay culture with which the Spanish interacted was different from the Aztec and other Indian cultures in Latin America; for instance, societies throughout the Malay regions (including what are now Indonesia and Malaysia) are usually described as being deferential to their leaders, passive rather than rebellious. Perhaps for this reason the Philippines has not overthrown its clergy or its landed elite in the twentieth century, the way most Latin American countries have tried to do."

- James Fallows, A damaged Culture A Damaged Culture: A New Philippines? - James Fallows - The Atlantic

It's time we prove them wrong.

We are not passive.
We give a sh!t.

[hexo]

e close nalang ni nga thread. Naa na diay thread about ani. sorry admin.

[shearts]

mo-reply pa unta ko nga naa na lain thread ani nga upcoming rally boss..hehehe

[hexo]

e close nalang ni nga thread. Naa na diay thread about ani. sorry admin.

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Everytime there's an anomaly in the government, I'm always surprised that Filipinos don't get furious. Until I've read a classic piece written by an American after our so called "people power" which explains.

"The mainly Malay culture with which the Spanish interacted was different from the Aztec and other Indian cultures in Latin America; for instance, societies throughout the Malay regions (including what are now Indonesia and Malaysia) are usually described as being deferential to their leaders, passive rather than rebellious. Perhaps for this reason the Philippines has not overthrown its clergy or its landed elite in the twentieth century, the way most Latin American countries have tried to do."

- James Fallows, A damaged Culture A Damaged Culture: A New Philippines? - James Fallows - The Atlantic

It's time we prove them wrong.

We are not passive.
We give a sh!t.

He could write very well,
but one vital thing is missing he does not know how many brains
does an octopus do have.