While browsing all the media hoopla re OBL's death, I chanced upon a remark made by Ban Ki-moon, the current United Nation's Secretary General, who's a South Korean. Now, I've heard reports before, nga gi-criticize ni siya, because after he became UN Sec-Gen, he took a "large" contingent of 50+ South Koreans to act as the South Korean U.N. Mission. Now while looking Ban in Wikipedia, this caught my eye:
U.N. records show that South Korea, the organization's eleventh-largest financial contributor, had 54 South Korean nationals assigned to its mission six months before Ban took over the top U.N. post. By contrast, the Philippines, a less financial contributor, had 759 nationals in its mission.
Diri pa lang gani, klaro na kaayo unsa ang batasan sa Pinoy.
Why are there so many U.N. delegates from our country?
Para maka-travel-travel, maka abroad, picture-picture sa mga places they have been to, and then impang-hambog dayon sa Facebook? At our government's expense? At the taxpayer's expense? Grabe, mas gamay pa gani ang SoKor contingent yet they are the 11th largest financial contributor to the U.N. *shakes head*
Shame on us.
-RODION